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- 1927-1928 (Creation)
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14 offprints.
1927a 'The distortion of single crystals of metals.' Proceedings of the 2nd International Congress for Applied Mechanics, Zürich, 1926, pp. 46-52. (SP I, 11)
b-c 'The distortion of crystals of aluminium under compression. II. Distortion by double slipping and changes in orientation of crystal axes during compression. III. Measurements of stress.' Proceedings of the Royal Society, A 116, 16-60. (SP I, 12-13)
d 'An experiment on the stability of superposed steams of fluid.' Proceedings of the Cambridge Philosophical Society 23, 730-731. (SP II, 17)
e 'Turbulence.' Quarterly Journal of the Royal Meteorological Society 53, 201-211.
f 'Across the Arctic circle in Frolic,' 1927. Royal Cruising Club Journal pp. 9-26.
1928a 'The deformation of crystals of beta-brass.' Proceedings of the Royal Society, A 118, 1-24. (SP I, 14)
b Copy of 'Resistance to shear in metal crystals'. Transactions of the Faraday Society 24, 121-125. (SP I, 15)
c 'A manometer for use with small Pitot tubes'. Proceedings of the Cambridge Philosophical Society 24, 74-75. (SP III, 11)
d 'The energy of a body moving in an infinite fluid, with an application to airships.' Proceedings of the Royal Society, A 120, 13-21. (SP III, 12)
e 'The forces on a body placed in a curved or converging stream of fluid.' Proceedings of the Royal Society, A 120, 260-283. (SP III, 13)
f (With C. F. Sharman) 'A mechanical method for solving problems of flow in compressible fluids.' Proceedings of the Royal Society, A 121, 194-217. (SP III, 14) and Reports and Memoranda, Advisory Committee for Aeronautics no 1195.
g 'The force acting on a body placed in a curved and converging stream of fluid.' Reports and Memoranda, Advisory Committee for Aeronautics no. 1166.
h 'Report on progress during 1927-8 in calculation of flow of compressible fluids and suggestions for further work.' _Reports and Memoranda, Advisory Committee for Aeronautics_no. 1196.