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December 1968

Volume 21, Issue 12

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We need more intense thermal‐neutron beams

Robert M. Brugger
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Most experiments have now reached sensitivity limits. If this unique probe is to continue exploration of atomic and nuclear forces, its operators should have bigger fluxes than are now available.

A tetrahedron model for research

Emmanuel E. Bliamptis
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What course does your research take? Is it inductive, deductive, intuitive or even accidental? Build yourself a tetrahedron and find the sure route to success.

The Central Bureau for Astronomical Telegrams

Owen Gingerich
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An international clearinghouse makes possible rapid dissemination of news about comets, novae and other celestial events when every day counts.

The science in children's books

Mae Freeman
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An early education in physics should be initiated by the scientist who can offer an accurate and interesting description. When he leaves his laboratory, the author should remember he is wearing a new hat.
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A place to be heard

David M. Wetstone
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Declining interest, 1699

Raymond Bowers
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Smithsonian is international

Robert P. Multhauf
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Few and inadequate telescopes

John B. Irwin
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Reviews, alerts and archives

Tudor Wyatt Johnston
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Calendar

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A Visit to the Ioffe Physicotechnical Institute in Leningrad

Gloria B. Lubkin
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Zeeman Effect Determines Interstellar Magnetic Fields

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New Upper Limit For Photon Mass

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New Cascade Particle Completes 5/2− Octet

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New Values for K° Decay Rate Still Disagree with the Old

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Sputtered‐Atom Beam Fills an Energy Gap

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New 39.6-Meter Radio Dish Dedicated at Owens Valley, California

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2nd ESRO Satellite Of Year To Study Polar Ionosphere

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In Brief

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Potentials in Spinning Rotor Follow Dessler Predictions

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Better Comparison of Theory with Experiment in Ultraviolet Interactions

L. C. Emerson
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Science for the Airplane Passenger

Elizabeth A. Wood and Teresa Todd Thomas, Reviewer
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Explorer of the Universe: A Biography of George Ellery Hale

Helen Wright and Charles Weiner, Reviewer
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Galileo: Man of Science

Ernan Mcmullin, Editor and David C. Lindberg, Reviewer
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Doctorate Recipients from United States Universities, 1958–1966

Fay Ajzenberg‐Selove, Reviewer
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Techniques of Vacuum Ultraviolet Spectroscopy

James A. R. Samson and Stanley S. Ballard, Reviewer
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Internal Reflection Spectroscopy

N. J. Harrick and Joseph G. Hoffman, Reviewer
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Space-Charge Flow

Peter T. Kirstein, Gordon S. Kino, William E. Waters, and J. Arol Simpson, Reviewer
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Principles of Radiation Protection: A Textbook of Health Physics

Karl Z. Morgan, James E. Turner, Editor, and John W. Baum, Reviewer
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Introduction to Partial Differential Equations and Boundary Value Problems

Rene Dennemeyer and Peter L. Balise, Reviewer
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Discovery in Physics

Leonard H. Greenberg and James B. Kelley, Reviewer
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Pugwash—The First Ten Years: History of the Conferences of Science and World Affairs

J. Rotblat and Peter G. Bergmann, Reviewer
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Topics in Several Particle Dynamics

Kenneth M. Watson, John Nuttall, and John L. Gammel, Reviewer
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New Books

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We Hear That

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John Wheeler Receives AEC 1968 Enrico Fermi Award

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ASA Honors Hale Sabine For Architectural Acoustics

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John Bardeen Is Recipient of Michelson‐Morley Award

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Babcock, Glass Scientist, Joins Arizona Optical Center

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Miami Theoretical Center Establishes Oppenheitner Award

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Manfred Kaminsky Named Outstanding Citizen

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Lise Meitner Dies; Nuclear‐Physics Pioneer

Otto R. Frisch
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Wrubel Was Astronomy Professor at Indiana

Hollis R. Johnson
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Phimsy

R. Hobart Ellis, Jr, Felix Lighthead, and Theodore H. Freilich
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AlP, APS Move To Offset Page‐Charge Revenue Drop

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Resonances

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Army Nuclear Lab Dedicates 15‐MeV Tandem in Maryland

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Films on Fluid Mechanics Can be Rented or Bought

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Oak Ridge Plans Nuclear Centers For Development Of Arid Lands

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IPPS Membership Rises 8%; Deficit Totals $11 000

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Wiesner, Hornig Revive Talk Of Federal Science Department

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European Physical Society Plans For 10 000 Members

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IPPS Forms Plasma‐Physics Group; Pease Is Chairman

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NYU Nuclear Center Includes 250‐kW Reactor, Accelerator

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Atoms‐for‐Peace Winners Back UN Nonproliferation Treaty

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AIP Begins Two‐Year Study Of Nuclear‐Physics History

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In Brief

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Publication Charges and Financial Solvency

H. William Koch
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