Stokes G.G. Mathematical and Physical Papers, Volume 2

Cambridge University Press, 2009. — 377 p.Notes on Hydrodynamics. III. On the Dynamical Equations.
On the constitution of the Luminiferous Ether.
On the Theory of certain Bands seen in the Spectrum.
Notes on Hydrodynamics. IV. Demonstration of a Fundamental Theorem.
On a difficulty in the Theory of Sound.
On the Formation of the Central Spot of Newton's Eings beyond the Critical Angle.
On some points in the Beceived Theory of Sound.
On the perfect Blackness of the Central Spot in Newton's Rings, and onthe Verification of Fresnel's Formula for the intensities of Reflected and Refracted Hays.
On Attractions, and on Clairaut's Theorem.
On the Variation of Gravity at the Surface of the Earth.
On a Mode of Measuring the Astigmatism of a Defective Eye.
On the Determination of the Wave Length corresponding with any Point of the Spectrum.
Discussion of a Differential Equation relating to the Breaking of Railway Bridges.
Notes on Hydrodynamics. VI. On Waves.
On the Dynamical Theory of Diffraction.
On the Numerical Calculation of a class of Definite Integrals and Infinite Series.
On the Mode of Disappearance of Newton's Kings in passing the Angle of Total Internal Reflection.
On Metallic Reflection.
On a Fictitious Displacement of Fringes of Interference.
On Haidinger's Brushes.