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July 1976

Volume 29, Issue 7

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Select this Article		Two hundred years of American Physics


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Select this Article		Franklin's physics John L. Heilbron


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	+ -	Show Topic “Poor Richard's” ability to extract the heart from the matter and express it plainly, evident in his work with electricity, led to the international scientific reputation that preceded his political missions.

Select this Article		Rowland's physics John D. Miller


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	+ -	Show Topic Of the three most eminent US physicists of the late nineteenth century, Gibbs, Michelson and Rowland, it was the “doughty knight of Baltimore” who had the broadest impact, setting the pace for the golden age of US physics.

LETTERS

Select this Article		Physics yesterday: a career in research George Wise


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Select this Article		Magnetic point Gerald Katz


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Select this Article		Peer review Rustum Roy


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Select this Article		More on creativity M. M. Qurashi


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Select this Article		Reactor safety study C. S. Wu, W. K. H. Panofsky, H. Bethe, and V. F. Weisskopf


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Select this Article		Deflating support J. D. H. Donnay


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Select this Article		IUPAP and China Olli V. Lounasmaa and Robert F. Bacher


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Select this Article		Scientist's TV image John R. Ray


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Select this Article		More on X‐ray lasers G. T. Trammell, George G. Chapline, and Lowell L. Wood


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Select this Article		Author anonymity A. F. Kracklauer


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Select this Article		International storage ring? Robert J. Yaes


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Select this Article		Corrections

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SEARCH AND DISCOVERY

Select this Article		Kondo methods may work for quarks and gluons too Gloria B. Lubkin


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Select this Article		Stabilization problem threatens future of Scyllac Gloria B. Lubkin


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Select this Article		Intense neutron sources for fusion studies Floyd C. Bennett


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BOOKS

Select this Article		The Solvay Conferences on Physics: Aspects of the Development of Physics since 1911 J. Mehra and Paul P. Ewald, Reviewer


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Select this Article		Molecular Spectroscopy I. N. Levine and William Klemperer, Reviewer


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Select this Article		Symmetry Discovered J. Rosen and Charles P. Frahm, Reviewer


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Select this Article		Astronomy: A Handbook G. D. Roth, Editor, Jay M. Pasachoff, Reviewer, and Marc L. Kutner, Reviewer


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Select this Article		Self‐Consistent Fields in Atoms N. H. March and R. K. Nesbet, Reviewer


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Select this Article		Twentieth Century Physics and Landmark Experiments in Twentieth Century Physics J. Norwood, Jr, G. L. Trigg, and R. S. Shankland, Reviewer


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Select this Article		Book Notes


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Select this Article		New Books


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NEW PRODUCTS

Select this Article		New Products


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WE HEAR THAT

Select this Article		Engineering Academy honors Patel and Benedict


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Select this Article		Osheroff, Richardson and Lee share Simon Prize


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Select this Article		Wunsch and Low receive Texas Instruments prizes


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Select this Article		Academy of Sciences names award winners in physics


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Select this Article		Siegbahn wins Chandler Medal for ESCA method


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OBITUARIES

Select this Article FREE		David M. Dennison H. Richard Crane and Karl T. Hecht


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Select this Article FREE		George V. McCauley


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Select this Article FREE		Joseph H. Howey


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APS NEWS

Select this Article		Bruno and Smith will serve as 1976–77 Fellows


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Select this Article		Council votes Feshbach new POPA chairman


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Select this Article		Hamermesh reports news of publications


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STATE AND SOCIETY

Select this Article		What role for the President's science adviser? Floyd C. Bennett


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Select this Article		Brown favors “benign” technologies over atomic options Floyd C. Bennett


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PHYSICS COMMUNITY

Select this Article		AAPT announces three winners of module contest


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Select this Article		Crisp becomes OSA‐AAAS Congressional fellow


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Select this Article		Profile: Laurence W. Fredrick Bruce C. Carr


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STATE AND SOCIETY

Select this Article		NSF reports on scientists' salaries


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Select this Article		Werthamer joins state energy R&D group


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Select this Article		Cooper Union's physics cuts face lawsuit Floyd C. Bennett


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Select this Article		In Brief


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CALENDAR

Select this Article		Calendar


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EDITORIAL

Select this Article		A new beginning for science in Washington Harold L. Davis


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