Annotated list of references on Iceland spar and polarized light

• Glazebrook R.T. (1882) On the refraction <strong>of</strong> plane polarized light at the surface <strong>of</strong>
a uniaxial crystal. Phil. Trans. Royal Soc. 173, 595-620. More in Proc. R.S. 34,
393-394, 1882-83, noting defects in his equipment.
• Glazebrook R.T. (1883a) On polarizing prisms. Phil. Mag. 15, 353-361.
• Glazebrook R.T. (1883b) On a spectrophotometer. Proc. Cambr. Philos. Soc. 4,
304-308. See favorable comments on this instrument by S. Lea in J. Physiol.
1885.
• Glazebrook R.T. (1885) Report on optical theories. British Assoc. Report 55, 157-
261. Extensive review.
• Glazebrook R.T. (1888) On the application <strong>of</strong> Sir W. Thomson´s theory <strong>of</strong> a
contractile aether to double refraction, dispersion, metallic reflexion, and other
optical problems. Phil. Mag. 26, 521-540. More on crystals in 28, 110-117, 1889.
• Glazebrook R.T. (1903) Theoretical optics since 1840. A survey. Phil. Mag. 5,
537-543.
• Glazebrook R.T., ed. (1923) Dictionary <strong>of</strong> Applied Physics, vol. IV. Macmillan &
Co., London, 914 p.
• Glocker R. and W. Frohnmayer (1925) Über die röntgenspektroskopische
Bestimmung des Gewichtsanteiles eines Elementes in Gemengen und
Verbindungen. Ann. Phys. 76, 369-395.
• Godard L. (1886) Double lunette photométrique à lumière polarisée. Soc. Phys.
Séances 1886, 83-84. See also J. Phys. 5, 173-175. Advertised in Pellin 1899.
• Goldschmidt V. (1907) Ueber Composite, Composit-Zwillinge und Viellinge.
Zeitschr. Kristallogr. 43, 347-355.
• Goldschmidt V. (1913). Atlas der Krystallformen, vol. 2. Carl Winter,
Heidelberg.
• Goldschmidt V. and F.E. Wright (1903, 1904) Ueber Aetzfiguren, Lichtfiguren
und Lösungskörper, mit Beobachtungen am Calcit. N. Jahrb. Mineral., Beilageb.
17, 355-390. Continued in Beilageband 18, 335-376. Contains review <strong>of</strong> previous
work.
• Goldschmidt V.M. (1912) Über die Winkelveränderung der Krystalle bei tiefen
Temperaturen. Zeitschr. Kristallogr. 51, 1-27.
• Goldschmidt V.M. (1920) Compound <strong>of</strong> titanium and process for the manufacture
<strong>of</strong> same. U.S. Patent no. 1,348,129, 6 p. See also patents no. 1,343,447 and
1,343,469 granted in 1920, and 1,389,191 for a titanium pigment in 1921.
• Goldstein R. (1986) Electro-optic devices in review. Lasers and Applications,
April issue 1986, 6 p.
• Goodwin H.M. and R.D. Mailey (1906) On the physical properties <strong>of</strong> fused
magnesium oxide. Phys. Rev. 23, 22-30.
• Gottling P.F. (1923) The determination <strong>of</strong> the time between excitation and
emission for certain fluorescent solids. Phys. Rev. 22, 566-573. Uses a Kerr cell.
• Gouy L.G. (1876) Recherches photométriques sur les flammes colorées. Comptes
Rendus Acad. Sci. Fr. 83, 269-272. More in 85, 70-72, 1877 and 86, 878-880,
1078-1080, 1878. An extensive treatment in Ann. Chim. 18, 5-101, 1879 includes
description <strong>of</strong> polarization photometers. Gouy’s results were found to be in
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