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Whilst upon superficial perusal of this bibliography of H. FRöHLICH, one is indeed struck by the great diversity of his contributions, it is only upon a deeper awareness of their contents that the fundamental significance and profound influence of his work can be fully appreciated; this publication in his honour provides a natural opportunity for cultivation of such an awareness. This can in no better way be catalysed than by reflection on his own constant awareness of the possible relevance of concepts to branches of physics in which they did not at first arise.

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Publications of H. Fröhlich from 1930–1972

Books

  1. Elektronentheorie der Metalle. Berlin: Springer 1936; reprinted, Ann Arbor 1943, republished, by Springer 1969 [in German].

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  2. Theory of Dielectrics. Oxford: Clarendon Press 1949; 2nd Ed. 1958. Translations in Russian and Japanese.

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Original Papers and Review Articles

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  5. Determination of energy levels of metallic electrons from their optical constants: Naturwissenschaften 20, 906 (1932) [in German].

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  6. Position of the absorption spectra of photochemically coloured alkali halide crystals: Z. Physik 80, 819–821 (1933) [in German].

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  9. The calculation of the work function in Sommerfeld–s model of a metal: Z. Physik Sov. 7, 509–510 (1935) [in German].

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  10. The number of free electrons in a metal: Proc. Cambridge Phil. Soc. 31, 277–280 (1935).

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  12. Time orientation of nuclear spins in a magnetic field (with W. Heitler): Z. Physik Sov. 10, 847–848 (1936) [in German].

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  13. Time effects in the magnetic cooling method (with W. Heitler): Proc. Roy. Soc. (London), Ser. A 155, 640–652 (1936); —Proc. VII Intern. Congr. of Refrigeration (with W. Heitler and E. Teller), p. 1–2 (1936).

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  17. Theory of the λ-point of helium: Physica 8, 639–644 (1937).

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  18. Magnetic moments of the proton and the neutron (with W. Heitler): Nature 141, 37 (1938).

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  20. Solution of the Schrödinger equation by perturbation of the boundary conditions: Phys. Rev. 54, 945–947 (1938).

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  21. Deviation from the Coulomb law for the proton (with W. Heitler and B. Kahn): Proc. Roy. Soc. (London), Ser. A 171, 269–280 (1939).

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  22. Mean free path of electrons in polar crystals (with N. F. Mott): Proc. Roy. Soc. (London), Ser. A 171, 496–504 (1939).

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  23. Theory of electrical breakdown in ionic crystals, II: Proc. Roy. Soc. (London), Ser. A 172, 94–106 (1939).

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  24. Dielectric breakdown in ionic crystals, III: Phys. Rev. 56, 349–352 (1939).

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  25. Dielectric breakdown in solids: Rept. Progr. Phys. 6, 411–430 (1939).

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  26. Photodisintegration of deuteron in meson theory (with W. Heitler and B. Kahn): Proc. Roy. Soc. (London), Ser. A 174, 85–102 (1940).

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  27. Orientation of nuclear spins in metals (with F. R. N. Nabarro): Proc. Roy. Soc. (London), Ser. A 175, 382–391 (1940).

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  28. On the dielectric strength of mixed crystals: Proc. Roy. Soc. (London), Ser. A 178, 493–505 (1941).

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  29. Dielectric loss in dipolar solids. Solution of dipolar molecules in solid paraffin: Rep. Brit. Elec. Allied Indust. Res. Assoc.* Ref. L/T121, 12pp. (1941).

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  30. Theory of the dielectric properties of dipolar solids: E.R.A. report Ref. L/T124, 55pp. (1941).

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  31. Electric breakdown in ionic crystals: Phys. Rev. 61, 200–201 (1942).

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  32. Meson theory and the magnetic moments of protons and neutrons: Phys. Rev. 62, 180 (1942).

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  33. Dielectric loss in paraffin wax solutions: Proc. Phys. Soc. (London) 54, 422–428 (1942).

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  36. Theory of the dielectric properties of dipolar solids. Influence of dipolar interaction: E.R.A. report, Ref. L/T142, 12pp. (1942).

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  37. Dielectric properties of dipolar substances (with R. A. Sack): Proc. Roy. Soc. (London), Ser. A 182, 388–403 (1944).

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  39. Phase transitions of solid paraffins and the flexibility of hydrocarbon chains: Trans. Faraday Soc. 40, 498–502 (1944).

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  40. Theory of dielectric breakdown in amorphous solids: E.R.A. report, Ref. L/T153, 7pp. (1945).

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  41. Dielectric and thermal properties of long-chain substances: E.R.A. report, Ref. L/T156, 7pp. (1945).

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  42. Dielectric properties of solids at very high frequencies: E.R.A. report, Ref. L/T157, 6pp. (1945).

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  43. Dielectric properties of solids at ultra-high frequencies: E.R.A. report, Ref. L/T163, 5pp. (1946).

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  44. Dielectric properties of dipolar solids: Proc. Roy. Soc. (London), Ser. A 185, 399–414 (1946).

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  47. Theoretical Physics in industry (Royal Institution Lecture): Nature 158, 332–334 (1946).

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  49. Light absorption and selective photo-effect in adsorbed layers (with R. A. Sack): Proc. Phys. Soc. (London) 59, 30–33 (1947).

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  50. On the theory of dielectric breakdown in solids: Proc. Roy. Soc. (London), Ser. A 188, 521–532 (1947).

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  54. General theory of the static dielectric constant: Trans. Faraday Soc. 44, 238–243 (1948).

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  56. Polarization of dielectrics by slow particles (with H. Pelzer): E.R.A. report, Ref. L/T184, 8 pp. (1948).

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  57. Decay and capture of slow mesons in dielectrics (with R. Huby, R. Kolodziejski and R. L. Rosenberg): Nature 162, 450–451 (1948).

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  58. Nuclear ferromagnetism (with F. R. N. Nabarro): Rep. Intern. Conf. on “Low Temperatures”, Cambridge 1946, in Phys. Soc. (London) 2, 130–134 (1948).

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  59. Time dependence of electronic processes in dielectrics (with J. O’Dwyer): E.R.A. report, Ref. L/T219, 5pp. (1949); Proc. Phys. Soc, (London) A63, 81–85, and p. 299 (1950).

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  60. Properties of slow electrons in polar materials (with H. Pelzer and S. Zienau): E.R.A. report, Ref. L/T221, 12pp. (1950); Phil. Mag. 41, 221–242 (1950).

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  61. Conduction electrons in non-metallic solids: Research (London) 3, 202–207 (1950).

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  62. Isotope effect in superconductivity: Proc. Phys. Soc. (London) A 63, 778 (1950).

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  63. Notes on the theory of dielectric breakdown in ionic crystals (with F. Seitz): Phys. Rev. 79, 526–527 (1950).

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  64. Intrinsic dielectric breakdown in solids (with J. H. Simpson): Advanc. Electronics 2, 187–217 (1950).

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  68. Superconductivity and the effective mass of electrons: Nature 168, 280–281 (1951).

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  71. Theory of the superconductive state: Proc. Washington Conf. (1952).

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  73. Energy loss of moving electrons to dipolar relaxation (with R. L. Platzman): Phys. Rev. 92, 1152–1154 (1953).

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  77. On the theory of superconductivity: the one dimensional case: Proc. Roy. Soc. (London), Ser. A 223, 296–305 (1954).

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  80. Heat conduction in semiconductors. Remark on a paper by G. Busch (with C. Kittel): Proc. Amsterdam Conf. on Semiconductors, in Physica 20, 1086 (1954).

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  81. Plasma oscillations and energy loss of charged particles in solids: E.R.A. report, Ref. L/T322, 14pp. (1955); Proc. Phys. Soc. (London) A68, 525–529 (1955).

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  82. Theory of secondary electron emission from solids: Proc. Phys. Soc. (London) B 68, 657–660 (1955).

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  83. Dielectric breakdown in solids (with B. V. Paranjape): Proc. Phys. Soc. (London) B 69, 21–23, 866 (1956).

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  84. The influence of interelectronic collisions and of surfaces on electronic conductivity (with B. V. Paranjape, C. G. Kuper and S. Nakajima): Proc. Phys. Soc. (London) B 69, 842–845 (1956).

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