Representative of British science?
Whether it marks the demise of British university physics or the enormous international success of the Journal of Physics B: Atomic and Molecular Physics I do not know, but the most recent edition (volume 19 number 14) contains only one, brief contribution from the UK. Eastern Europe is much better represented.
ABSTRACT In the writers’ previous article (Thompson, Baggaley & Jamieson, 1975) the study of communication was discussed in terms of two concepts relevant to educational television: representation and review. In their second paper they explore the problems of television production further, introducing two new concepts, of intention and interpretation, and outlining the conflict that may arise between them in practice.