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November 1982

Volume 35, Issue 11

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Select this Article		New Instruments for astronomy George B. Field


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Select this Article		High‐energy astrophysics George W. Clark See Also: Erratum


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Select this Article		Facilities for US radioastronomy Patrick Thaddeus See Also: Erratum


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Select this Article		Ultraviolet, optical and infrared astronomy E. Joseph Wampler


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Select this Article		Contemporary planetary science Michael J. S. Belton and Eugene H. Levy


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Select this Article		A golden age for solar physics Arthur B. C. Walker, Jr


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LETTERS

Select this Article		Physicists needed to help the media Philip M. Morse


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Select this Article		Senior women in physics Janett Trubatch


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Select this Article		More on junk mail William B. Elmer


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Select this Article		Complaint about authors J. M. D. Coey


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Select this Article		Microfiche journals Rodman E. Doll


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Select this Article		Differences between physicists E. Scott Barr


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Select this Article		Communicating with the public K. Moriyasu


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Select this Article		Fletcher and the oil drop Don Kirkham, Manfred R. Schroeder, and P. Halevi


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Select this Article		Minimum physics degree Paul Mazur


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Select this Article		Tea ceremony reexamined Philip W. Anderson


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Select this Article		Uniqueness of nuclear war Louis Lavoie


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Select this Article		Political letters J. B. Hatcher


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Select this Article		Brailovsky∕Logunov again Alfred Ramani


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Select this Article		Discoveries of fission Allan M. Lazarus


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Select this Article		Big‐Bang creationism Grote Reber


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Select this Article		More on Hertz and Avis M. Strasberg


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Select this Article		Course on arms race David Hafemeister and Dietrich Schroeer


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Select this Article		Priest identified Vera C. Rubin


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Select this Article		Lubkin letter Mark M. Payne


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Select this Article		Women Nobels Stanley Bashkin and Laurel G. Sherman


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Select this Article		Pan American physics John Linsley


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Select this Article		Corrections


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SEARCH AND DISCOVERY

Select this Article		New method for determining the phases of diffracted x rays Thomas von Foerster


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Select this Article		Spallation sources for neutron scattering Bertram M. Schwarzschild


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BOOKS

Select this Article		Electronic Devices and Components and Principles of Electronic Instrumentation J. Seymour, A. de Sa, and William Vetterling, Reviewer


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Select this Article		The Turning Point: Science, Society and the Rising Culture F. Capra and Robert March, Reviewer


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Select this Article		An Approach to Rheology Through Multi‐Variable Thermodynamics H. Hull and David R. Owen, Reviewer


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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		Burbidge, Bok, Twarog and Mayer win astronomy awards


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Select this Article		Ben Post receives crystallography prize


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OBITUARIES

Select this Article FREE		Karl K. Darrow W. W. Havens, Jr


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Select this Article FREE		Stephen W. Jensen Donald B. Sullivan


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Select this Article FREE		Josef F. Graczyk G. S. Cargill, III, P. Chaudhari, and S. C. Moss


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Select this Article FREE		Thomas H. Blewitt Marquis A. Kirk and Benny A. Loomis


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Select this Article FREE		Franz Mohling Walter H. Tanttila and James C. Rainwater


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Select this Article FREE		John S. Wahl Jay Tittman and Harold Sherman


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GUEST COMMENT

Select this Article		Trends in research output and funding Ted G. Berlincourt, Harold Weinstock, Francis Narin, and Samuel R. Reisher


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STATE AND SOCIETY

Select this Article		NAS panel: most university research should not be restrained Jean Coonan


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Select this Article		DOE selects separation process Jean Coonan


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Select this Article		SLAC marks a multi‐anniversary


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Select this Article		Los Alamos establishes Matthias fellowship


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PHYSICS COMMUNITY

Select this Article		Optical Society elects Shannon vice president


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Select this Article		Sternick is AAPM president‐elect


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CALENDAR

Select this Article		Calendar


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EDITORIAL

Select this Article		Still in jeopardy: our leadership in basic research Sidney Drell


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