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June 1995

Volume 48, Issue 6

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Fissile Material Security in the Post‐Cold‐War World

Frank von Hippel
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The breakup of the Soviet Union has led to welcome progress in nuclear disarmament but also to a worrisome vulnerability of the vast nuclear stockpiles accumulated there. The US has been working with Russia to tighten controls on fissile material that could be used in nuclear weapons.

Agreement Between Theory and Experiment

Amikam Aharoni
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Sometimes theory and experiment are both correct but do not agree with each other; sometimes a wrong theory agrees with experiment. One must therefore be careful not to jump to conclusions.

Bethe Fest: A Tribute to a Titan of Modern Physics

Irwin Goodwin
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Physicists and friends celebrating Hans Bethe's scientific ingenuity and moral influence throughout his first 60 years at Cornell University.
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Physics Update

Phillip F. Schewe
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Copyrights, Human Rights and the APS–China Memorandum

Manyee Betty Tsang, Fang Lizhi, and Burton Richter
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Altering the Academy in Industry's Interests

Name Withheld, N. C. Luhmann, Jr, and D. L. Correll, Jr
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The Sky Is Falling! (Well, Part of It)

Henry Rishbeth
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Was PT's Environment Issue Misaddressed?

Lewis E. Hollander, Jr and Robert W. Socolow
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Triggering Mosquitoes and Initial Butterflies

Jeffrey J. Hamilton
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Corrections

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Inhaling Hyperpolarized Noble Gas Helps Magnetic Resonance Imaging of Lungs

Bertram Schwarzschild
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Lungs are very hard to image. Magnetic resonance imaging of inhaled noble gases optically pumped to high levels of nuclear polarization may offer the solution clinicians are looking for.

Sodium Atoms Kicked by Standing Waves Provide a New Probe of Quantum Chaos

Graham P. Collins
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Several features of quantum chaos have been demonstrated in a system of sodium atoms interacting with a modulated standing wave of light. The system can be tuned continuously from a regime that can be described classically to one where a quantum description is necessary.

Astronomical Image Processing May Improve Breast Cancer Diagnostics

Gloria B. Lubkin
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Medical and astronomical researchers have collaborated to apply sophisticated image processing techniques to detect microcalcifications in mammograms.

X Rays Illuminate Dynamics on Near‐Atomic Length Scales

Ray Ladbury
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Eighty years after x rays were first used to determine the structures of well‐ordered crystals, coherent x‐ray beams are beginning to probe the atomic‐scale dynamics of random distributions of matter.
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Big Government and Little Analysts

Frank von Hippel
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The Carnegie Atlas of Galaxies, Volumes 1 and 2

Allan Sandage, John Bedke, and Sidney Van Den Bergh, Reviewer
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Quantum Optics

Daniel F. Walls, Gerard J. Milburn, and Wolfgang P. Schleich, Reviewer
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The Observational Foundations of Physics

Alan Cook and Rudolf Peierls, Reviewer
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Lectures in Particle Physics

Dan Green and Alexander Firestone, Reviewer
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Theory and Design of Charged Particle Beams

Martin Reiser and Edward P. Lee, Reviewer
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The Music of the Heavens: Kepler's Harmonic Astronomy

Bruce Stephenson and James R. Voelkel, Reviewer
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Laser Spectroscopy: Techniques and Applications

E. R. Menzel and Richard N. Zare, Reviewer
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Group Theory and Physics

Shlomo Sternberg and Meinhard E. Mayer, Reviewer
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Holographic Interferometry Principles and Methods

P. K. Rastogi and Karl A. Stetson, Reviewer
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New Books

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New Products

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AAS Names Recipients of Prizes for 1995

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DOE Announces Winners of Lawrence Awards

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National Academy Names New Members

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In Brief

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Walter S. McAfee

Carl A. Accardo
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Peter Vander Arend

William B. Fowler, Peter J. Limon, and F. R. Huson
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Harvey Wegner

David E. Alburger, Peter D. Bond, and Chellis Chasman
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Gibbons Veers from Nonpartisan Past to Attack Republican Cuts in Science

Irwin Goodwin
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Pseudo‐History Redux: FBI Clears Atomic Bomb Physicists of Spying

Irwin Goodwin
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A New Program Offers Expertise from Business and the Arts to Science Majors

Denis F. Cioffi
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Chinese Renege on Invitations to Scientific Societies

Denis F. Cioffi
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IBM Research Secures Toehold in China with New Laboratory

Denis F. Cioffi
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Trieste Physics Center Gets New Director

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AIP Writing Awards Go to Taubes, Ride and O'Shaughnessy

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