Books:
* The Science of Musical Sounds: (1916) This book was a comprehensive study of the physics of sound and music. It covered topics such as the nature of sound, the production of musical tones, and the perception of music.
* The Michelson-Morley Experiment: (1933) This book recounted Miller's own experiments and presented his interpretation of the results, which differed from the prevailing interpretation of the time.
Articles and Papers:
Miller published numerous articles and papers in scientific journals, including:
* "The Ether-Drift Experiment and the Determination of the Absolute Motion of the Earth" (1925) This article reported on his own Michelson-Morley experiment and his controversial findings that suggested the existence of an "ether drift."
* "The Velocity of Sound in Air" (1926) This article presented Miller's precise measurements of the speed of sound in air.
* "The Acoustic Properties of Enclosed Spaces" (1932) This article discussed the factors that affect the sound quality of enclosed spaces, such as concert halls and theaters.
Other Works:
* Miller also wrote several articles and papers on other topics, such as the history of acoustics, the science of speech, and the psychology of music.
Note: While Miller's work on the Michelson-Morley experiment was significant and sparked much debate, it is important to note that his conclusions about the existence of "ether drift" were not widely accepted by the scientific community. His work helped to further understanding of acoustics and the science of sound.