On the Nuclei of a Simple Jordan Algebra.

will occur with lower frequencies beginning with the fundamental frequency of rotation. The most interesting features of the materials here described have so far not even been touched upon.. The high dielectric constant and the enormous anisotropy could lend themselves to various sorts of experiments not feasible previously. The high dielectric constant would render observable some small effects that occur in the theory, of the ponderomotive forces on material dielectrics. Similarly, the great anisotropy should allow the study of optical effects which are present in crystals only to a minute extent due to the small difference between the dielectric constants.