The Net Advance of Physics:
History and Philosophy: John Allan Broun

• WORKS:
  • On the Lunar Diurnal Variation of Magnetic Declination at the Magnetic Equator by John Allan Broun [Phil. Trans. R. S. L. 10, 475 (1859)]
  • Note on the Lunar-Diurnal Variation of Magnetic Declination by John Allan Broun [Phil. Trans. R. S. L. 16, 59 (1867)]
  • On the Power of the Eye and the Microscope to See Parallel Lines by John Allan Broun [Phil. Trans. R. S. L. 23, 522 (1874)]
  • Supplementary Note on Simultaneous Barometric Variations by John Allan Broun [Phil. Trans. R. S. L. 25, 39 (1876)]
  • On the Variations of the Daily Mean Horizontal Force of the Earth's Magnetism Produced by the Sun's Rotation and the Moon's Synodical and Tropical Revolutions by John Allan Broun [Phil. Trans. R. S. L. 25, 387 (1876)]
  • On the Mean Directions and Distributions of the Lines of equal Barometric Pressure, and their Relations to the Mean Direction and Force of the Wind over the British Isles, &c. by John Allan Broun [Phil. Trans. R. S. L. 25, 515 (1876)]

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