No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
The regular monthly meeting was called to order at eight-fifteen P.M. by Vice-President C. C. Tutwiler, who presided in the absence of the President.
The Secretary announced that the minutes of the last meeting had been published in full in the November number of the JOURNAL of the Institute and moved that the minutes be approved as printed. This motion was unanimously adopted.
The Secretary made a statement concerning the lectures on the Bartol Research Foundation, to be delivered on November seventeenth, nineteenth, and twenty-second, and issued a general invitation to the public to attend these lectures.
There was no further business. The Chairman then presented Prof. Richard C. Tolman, of the California Institute of Technology, who delivered his first lecture on "Statistical Mechanics and Its Application to Physical-Chemical Problems."
Professor Tolman read a masterly and especially lucid lecture on this important development of modern physics.
The lecture was followed by an animated discussion.
The meeting adjourned at nine-twenty-eight P.M.
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