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SELECTED "MEMORABLE" PAPERS FROM THE AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PHYSICS: 

    E. U. Condon, "Where Do We Live? Reflections on Physical Units and the
    Universal Constants," 2 (2), 63-69 (1934).

    V. F. Weisskopf, "On the Theory of the Electric Resistance of Metals,"
    11 (1), 1-12 (1943).
            
    E. U. Condon and P. E. Condon, "Effect of Oscillations of the Case on the
    Rate of a Watch," 16 (1), 14-16 (1948).

    G. F. Pake, "Fundamentals of Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Absorption 1,"
    18 (7), 438-452 (1950); "Fundamentals of Nuclear Magnetic Resonance
    Absorption II," 18 (8), 473-486 (1950).

    J. H. Van Vleck, "Landmarks in the Theory of Magnetism," 18 (8),495-509
    (1950).

    Herbert Goldstein, "The Classical Motion of a Rigid Charged Body in a
    Magnetic Field," 19 (2), 100-109 (1951).

    J. C. Slater, "The Electron Theory of Solids," 19 (6), 368-374 (1951).

    L. I. Schiff, "Quantum Effects in the Radiation from Accelerated 
    Relativistic Electrons," 20 (8), 474-478 (1952).

    Kerson Huang, "On the Zitterbewegung of the Dirac Electron," 20 (8), '
    479-484 (1952).

    F. Keffer, H. Kaplan, and Y. Yafet, "Spin Waves in Ferromagnetic and
    Antiferromagnetic Materials," 21 (4), 250-257 (1953).

    F.M. Purcell, "Nuclear Magnetism," 22 (1), 1-8 (1954).

    H. G. Dehmelt, "Nuclear Quadrupole Resonance," 22(3), 110-120 (1954).

    C. Kittel, "The Effective Mass of Electrons in Crystals," 22 (5), 
    250-252 (1954).

    E. J. Zimmerman, "Numerical Coincidences in Microphysics and Cosmology,"
    23(31), 136-141 (1955).

    W. H. Furry, "Lorentz Transformation and the Thomas Precession," 21 (8),
    517-525(1955).

    C. E. Chase, "Ultrasonic Propagation in Liquid Helium," 24 (3), 
    136-155(1956).

    E. C. Watson, "On the Relations Between Light and Electricity" (a 
    translation of Reinrich Hertz's Heidelberg lecture of 1889), 25 (6),
    335-343 (1957).

    E. M. Purcell, "Gravitation Torsion Balance," 25 (6), 393-394 (1957).

    Leonard Eisenbud, "On the Classical Laws of Motion," 26 (3), 144-
            159 (1958).

    P. Morrison, "Approximate Nature of Physical Symmetrics," 26 (6), 
    358-368 (1958).

    Bela G. Kolossvary, "Eotvos Balance," 27 (5), 336-343 (1959).

    Leon N. Cooper, "Theory of Superconductivity," 28 (2), 91-101 (1960).

    R. H. Dicke, "Eotvos Experiment and the Gravitational Red Shift," 28
    (4), 344-347 (1960).

    Gerald Holton, "On the Origins of the Special Theory of Relativity,"
    28 (7), 627-636 (1960).

    F. Rohrlich, "Self-Energy and the Stability of the Classical Electron," 28
    (7), 639-643 (1960).

    P. W. Bridgman, "Significance of the Mach Principle," 29 (1), 32-36 (1961).
          
    Robert Weinstock, "Laws of Classical Motion. What's F? What's m? What's a?" 
    29 (10), 698-702 (1961).

    T. Gold, "The Arrow of Time," 30 (6), 403-410 (1962).

    Robert W. Brehme, "A Geometric Representation of Galilean and Lorentz
    Transformations," 30 (7), 489-496 (1962).

    David H. Frisch and James H. Smith, "Measurement of Relativistic Time
    Dilation Using u-Mesons," 31 (5), 342-355 (1963).

    R. H. Dicke, "Cosmology, Mach's Principle and Relativity," 31 (7), 500-
    509 (1963).

    R. S. Shankland, "Michelson-Morley Experiment," 32 (1), 16-35 (1964).

    Philip Morrison, "Less May Be More," 32 (6), 441-457 (1964).

    A. L. Schawlow, "Measuring the Wavelength of Light with a Ruler," 33
    (11), 922-923 (1965).

    Arthur Komar, "Foundations of Special Relativity and the Shape of the Big
    Dipper," 33 (12), 1024-1027 (1965).

    R. H. Romer, "Angular Momentum of Static Electromagnetic Fields," 34
    (9), 772-778 (1966); "Electromagnetic Angular Momentum," 35 (5),
    445-446(1967).

    A. Gamba, "Physical Quantities in Different Reference Systems According
    to Relativity," 35 (2), 83-89 (1967).

    Emerson M. Pugh and George E. Pugh, "Physical Significance of the Poynting
    Vector in Static Fields," 35 (2), 153-156 (1967).

    R. H. Dicke, "Gravitation and Cosmic Physics," 35 (7), 559-566 (1967).

    0. L. Brill and B. Goodman, "Causality in the Coulomb Gauge," 35 (9), 
    832-837 (1967).

    Martin S. Tiersten, "Force, Momentum Change, and Motion," 37 (1), 
    82-87 (1969).

    W. H. Furry, "Examples of Momentum Distributions in the Electromagnetic
    Field and in Matter," 37 (6), 621-636 (1969).

    Gerald Holton, "Einstein and the 'Crucial' Experiment," 37 (10), 
    968-982 (1969)

    Herman Erlichson, "Aharonov-Bohm Effect and Quantum Effects on Charged
    Particles in Field-Free Regions," 38 (2), 162-173 (1970).

    F. 0. Schulz-DuBois, "Foucault Pendulum Experiment by Kamerlingh Onnes
    and Degenerate Perturbation Theory," 38 (2), 173-188 (1970).

    John Clarke, "The Josephson Effect and e/h," 38 (9), 1071-1095 (1970).

    Timothy H. Boyer, "Energy and Momentum in Electromagnetic Field for Charged 
    Particles Moving with Constant Velocities," 39 (3), 257-270 (1971).

    Roger Y. Tsien, "Pictures of Dynamic Electric Fields," 40 (1),
    46-56 (1972).

    S. Chandrasekhar, "On the 'Derivation' of Einstein's Field Equations,"
    40 (2), 224-234 (1972).

    Barry R. Holstein and Arthur R. Swift, "The Relativity Twins in Free Fall,"
    40 (5), 746-750 (1972).

    Henry Pierce Stapp, "The Copenhagen Interpretation," 40 (8), 
    1098-1116 (1972).

    N. Bloembergen, "The Concept of Temperature in Magnetism," 41 (3), 
    325-331 (1973).

    Julian Schwinger, "Precession Teats of General Relativity -- Source Theory
    Derivations," 42 (6), 307-510 (1974).

    Julian Schwinger, "Spin-Precession -- A Dynamical Discussion," 42 (6),
    510-513 (1974).

    Allan Franklin, "Principle of inertia in the Middle Ages," 44 (6), 
    529-545 (1976).

    Hans C. Ohanian, "What is the principle of equivalence?" 45 (10), 
    903-909 (1977).

    Frederik J. Belinfante, "Can individual elementary particles have
    individual properties?" 46 (4), 329-336 (1978).

    Timothy H. Boyar, "Electrostatic potential energy leading to an inertial
    mass change for a system of two point charges," 46 (4), 383-385 (1978).

    E. J. Konopioski, "What the electromagnetic vector potential describes,"
    46 (5), 499-502 (1978).

    Sidney D. Drell, "When is a particle?" 46 (6), 597-606 (1978).

    Timothy H. Boyer, "Electrostatic potential energy leading to a
    gravitational mass change for a system of two point charges,"
    47 (2), 129-131(1979).

    Barry R. Holstein and Arthur R. Swift, "Elementary derivation of the
    radiation field from an accelerated charge," 49 (4), 346-347 (1981).

    P. C. Peters, "Where is the energy stored in a gravitational field?"
    49(6), 564-569 (1981).

    Robert H. Romer, "Motion of a sphere on a tilted turntable," 49 (10),
    985-986 (1981).

    H. Richard Crane, "Short Foucault pendulum. A way to eliminate the
    precesson due to ellipticity," 49 (11), 1004-1006 (1981).

    M. Danos, "Bohm-Aharonov effect. The quantum mechanics of the electrical
    transformer," 50 (1), 64-66 (1982).

    Frank S. Crawford, "Elementary derivation of the magnetic flux quantum," 
    50 (6), 514-516 (1982).

    Robert Weinstock, "Dismantling a centuries-old myth: Newton's Principia
    and inverse-square orbits," 50 (7), 610-617 (1982).

    Frank S. Crawford, "Superball and time-reversal invariance," 50 (9), 
    856 (1982).

    Robert C. Hilborn, "Einstein coefficients, cross sections, f values, dipole
    moments, and all that," 50 (11). 982-986 (1982).

    Allen I. Janis, "Simultaneity and special relativistic kinematics," 51
    (3), 209-2l3 (1983).

    Hans C. Ohanian, "On the approach to electro- and magnetostatic
    equilibrium," 51 (11), 1020-1022 (1983).

    N. David Mermin, "Relativity without light," 52 (2), 119-124 (1984).

    Timothy H. Boyer, "Lorentz-transformation properties for energy and
    momentum in electromagnetic systems," 53 (2), 167-171 (1985).

    Tyler A. Abbott and David J. Griffiths, "Acceleration without radiation,"
    53 (12), 1203-1211 (1985).

    Victor F. Weisskopf, "Search for Simplicity: Maxwell, Rayleigh, and
    Mt. Everest," 54 (1), 13-14 (1986).

    M. W. P. Strandberg, "Special relativity completed: The source of some
    2s in the magnitude of physical phenomena," 54 (4), 321-331 (1986).

    Hans C. Ohanian, "What is spin?" 54 (6), 500-505 (1986).

    L. Lederman, "Unification, grand unification, and the
    unity of physics," 54 (7), 594-600 (1986).

    E. T. Osypowski and M. G. Olason, "lsynchronous motion in classical
    mechanics," 55 (8), 720-725 (1987).

    W. M. Saslow, "Electromechanical implications of Faraday's law: A problem
    collection," 55 (11), 986-993 (1987).

    Michael S. Morris and Kip S. Thorne, "Wormholes in spacetime and their
    use for interstellar travel: A tool for teaching general relativity,"
    56 (5), 395-412 (1988).

    Mark A. Heald, "Energy flow in circuits with Faraday emf," 56
    (6), 540-547 (1988).

    N. David Mermin, "The amazing many colored relativity engine," 56
    (7), 600-6l1 (1988).

    Timothy H. Bayer, "The force on a magnetic dipole," 56 (8),
    688-692 (1988).

    A. R. Janah, T. Padmanabhan, and T. P. Singh, "On Feynman's formula
    for the electromagnetic field of an arbitrarily moving charge," 
    56 (11), 1036-1038 (1988).

    Harold S. Zapolsky, "On electric fields produced by steady currents,"
    56 (12), 1137-1141 (1988).

    M. Kugler, "Motion in noninertial systems: theory and demonstrations,"
    57 (3), 247-251 (1989).

    W. Zimmermann, Jr., "A wave-packet description of the motion of a
    charged particle in a uniform magnetic field," 57 (7), 593-598 (1989).

    Ray Skinner and John A. Weil, "An introduction to generalized functions
    and their application to static electromagnetic point dipoles,
    including hyperfine interactions," 57 (9), 777-791 (1989).

    S. Washburn, "Conductance fluctuations in loops of gold," 57 (12)
    1069-1078 (1989).

    Hans Dehmelt, "Less is more. Experiments with an individual
    atomic particle at rest in free space," 58 (1), 17-27 (1990).

    Robert J. Birgenau, "Novel magnetic phenomena and high-temperature
    superconductivity in lamellar copper oxides," 58 (1), 28-4O (1990).

    Freeman J. Dyson, "Feynman's proof of the Maxwell equations," 58 (3),
    209-211(1990). See also comments by Norman Dombey, Robert W. Brehme,
    James L. Anderson, and I. E. Farquhar, 59(l), 85-87 (1991).

    Cyrus S. MacLatchy and Hugh A. Chipman, "A dynamic method of measuring
    the charge induced on a conductor," 58 (9), 811-816 (1990).

    G. Matteucci, "Electron wavelike behavior: A historical and experimental
    introduction," 58(12), 1143-1147 (1990).
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    SELECTED ARTICLES FROM APEIRON MAGAZINE.

    Apeiron Magazine  (apeiron@aei.ca)
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    Montreal, Quebec H2W 2B2 Canada.
       
    Apeiron Number 1 (September 1987)
         * Henrik Broberg (Stockholm) Ð Particle Mass in a Cosmological
           Perspective
         * Toivo Jaakkola (University of Helsinki Observatory) Ð Mach s
           Principle and Properties of Local Structure

    Apeiron Number 2 (February 1988)
         * Jean-Claude Pecker/Jean-Pierre Vigier (University of Paris) Ð A
           Possible Tired-Light Mechanism
       
    Apeiron Number 3 (August 1988)
         * D.F. Roscoe (University of Sheffield) Ð Gravitation as an Inertial
           Process
         * Amitabha Ghosh (Indian Institute of Technology, Kanpur) Ð
           Velocity-Dependent Inertial Induction: A Case for Experimental
           Observation
       
    Apeiron Number 5 (Fall 1989)
         * S.V.M. Clube (University of Oxford) Ð Lorentzian Gravity and
           Cosmology
       
       
    Apeiron Number 8 (Autumn 1990)
         * Jacques Trempe (Montreal, Quebec) Ð Laws of Light Propagation in
           Galilean Space-Time
         * Thomas E. Phipps Jr. (Urbana, Illinois) Ð Weber-type Laws of
           Action-at-a-Distance in Modern Physics
       
    Apeiron Numbers 9-10 (Winter-Spring 1991)
         * S.V.M. Clube (Astrophysics Department, Oxford University) Ð Mass
           Inflation as a Recurring Property of Matter in Astrophysical
           Situations
         * Amitabha Ghosh (Indian Institute of Technology, Kanpur) Ð Velocity
           Dependent Inertial Induction: A Possible Tired-Light Mechanism
         * David Roscoe (Department of Applied Mathematics, Sheffield
           University) Ð Gravity out of Inertia
         * Henrik Broberg (Djursholm, Sweden) Ð Mass, Energy, Space
         * Toivo Jaakkola (University Observatory, Helsinki) Ð
           Electrogravitational Coupling: Empirical and Theoretical Arguments
       
    Apeiron Number 12 (February 1992)
         * Zaman Akil (Kuwait City) Ð On the Constant of Gravitation
         * AndrŽ K.T. Assis (State University of Campinas, Brazil) Ð On
           Hubble's Law of Redshift, Olbers' Paradox and the Cosmic
           Background Radiation
         * S.C. Tiwari (Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi, India) Ð The
           Nature of Time
       
    Apeiron Number 13 (June 1992)
         * AndrŽ K.T. Assis (State University of Campinas, Brazil) Ð On the
           Absorption of Gravity
         * D.F. Roscoe (University of Sheffield) Ð The Equivalence Principle
           as a Consequence of the Third Law
         * Joop F. Nieland (Arles sur Tech, France) Ð Vacuum Refraction
           Theory of Gravitation
         * H.E. Wilhelm (University of Utah) Ð Explanation of Anomalous
           Unipolar Induction in Corotating Conductor-Magnet Arrangements by
           Galilean Electrodynamics
       
    Apeiron Number 14 (September 1992)
         * Thomas E. Phipps Jr. (Urbana, Illinois) Ð Lorentz Contraction of
           the Coulomb Field: An Experimental Proposal
         * Peter Huber (Germanistisches Seminar, Heidelberg University) Ð
           Does the Velocity of Light Decrease?
       
    Apeiron Number 15 (February 1993)
         * H.E. Wilhelm (University of Utah) Ð Galilei Covariant
           Electrodynamics of Moving Media with Applictions to the
           Experiments of Fizeau and Hoek
         * S.X.K. Howusu (University of Jos, Nigeria) Ð The Confrontation
           between Relativity and the Principle of Reciprocal Action
         * Henrik Broberg (Norwegian Telecom, Oslo) Ð On the Kinetic Origin
           of Mass
           
    Aperion Number 16 (June 1993)
         * C.I. Mocanu (Polytechnical Institute of Bucharest, Romania) Ð Is
           Thomas Rotation a Paradox?
         * Zu Shaozhi and Xu Xiangqun (Beijing Control Device Research
           Institute) Ð On the Relativity of Simultaneity
         * Martin Kokus (Hopewell, PA) and A.O. Barut, University of
           Colorado) Ð Suggestion for Unifying Two Types of Quantized
           Redshift of Astronomical Bodies
       
    Apeiron Number 17 (October 1993)
         * Thomas E. Phipps Jr. (Urbana, Illinois) Ð Ampere Tension and
           Newton's Laws
         * S.X.K. Howusu (University of Jos, Nigeria) Ð General Mechanics of
           a Photon in the Gravitational Field of a Stationary Homogeneous
           Spherical Body
       
    Apeiron Number 18 (February 1994)
         * Toivo Jaakkola (Tuorla Observatory, Turku, Finland) Ð Radiative
           and Dynamical Implications of Electrogravity
         * Peter Huber (Heidelberg University) Ð The Cosmological Redshift as
           a Virtual Effect of Gravitation
         * H.E. Wilhelm (University of Utah) Ð Fitzgerald Contraction, Larmor
           Dilation, Lorentz Force, Particle Mass and Energy as Invariants of
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         * Adolphe Martin (Longueuil, Quebec) Ð Einstein to Galilean
           Relativity
           
    Apeiron Number 19 (June 1994)
         * S.H. Kim (University of Texas at Arlington) Ð A Non-Lorentzian
           Force Stronger than the Lorentz Force
         * Constantin Antonopoulos (National Technological University of
           Athens) Ð The Semantics of Absolute Space
         * P. Graneau (Northeastern University, Arlington) and A.K.T. Assis
           (University of Campinas, Brazil) Ð Kirchhoff on the Motion of
           Electricity in Conductors
         * Peter F. Browne (University of Manchester) Ð Newtonian Cosmology
           with Renormalized Zero-Point Radiation
           
    Apeiron Number 20 (October 1994)
         * V.A. Kuligin, G.A. Kuligina and M.V. Korneva (University of
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         * G. Galeczki (University of Kšln) Ð Physical Laws and the Theory of
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         * T. Chang (University of Alabama, Huntsville) Ð A Formulation of
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    Aperion Volume 2, Number 1 (January 1995)
         * Paul Marmet (University of Ottawa) Ð Origin of the 3 K Radiation
         * Wen-Xiu Li (University of Science and Technology of China) Ð On
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    Apeiron Volume 2, Number 2 (April 1995)
         * Amitabha Ghosh (Indian Institute of Technology, Kanpur) Ð
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         * Halton C. Arp (Max-Planck-Institut fŸr Astrophysik) Ð New Light on
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    Apeiron Volume 2, Number 3 (July 1995)
         * P.F. Browne (University of Manchester ) Ð de Sitter Cosmology
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