The electron, its isolation and measurement and the determination of some of its properties

by Robert Andrews Millikan

[135] R. A. Millikan, Phys. Rev., XXXII (1911), 397.

[136] J. J. Thomson, Phil. Mag., XI (1881), 229.

[137] Bucherer, Annalen der Physik, XXVIII (1900), 513.

[138] The inadequacy in this argument arises from the fact that Einstein’s Theory of Relativity requires that all mass, whether of electromagnetic origin or not, varies in just this way with speed.

[139] Bragg, Phil. Mag., VIII (1904), 719, 726; X (1905), 318; XI (1906), 617.

[140] Phil. Mag., XXI (1911), 669.

[141] Phil. Mag., XXI (1911), 669-88.

[142] Ibid., XXV (1913), 604.

[143] Phil. Mag., XXI (1911), 648.

[144] Bragg, X-Rays and Crystal Structure, 1915.