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February 1999

Volume 52, Issue 2

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Select this Article		Trapped Plasmas with a Single Sign of Charge Thomas M. O’Neil


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Select this Article		Block Copolymers—Designer Soft Materials Frank S. Bates and Glenn H. Fredrickson


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Select this Article		New Views of Neutron Stars Lars Bildsten and Tod Strohmayer


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	+ -	Show Topic Satellites launched in the last ten years have proved to be powerful new tools for studying these compact stellar remnants. With them, astronomers have found remarkable new phenomena and solved several old mysteries.

PHYSICS UPDATE

Select this Article		Physics Update Philip F. Schewe, Benjamin P. Stein, and Stephen G. Benka


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LETTERS

Select this Article		Observant Readers Take the Measure of Novel Approaches to Quantum Theory; Some Get Bohmed Murray Gell‐Mann, James Hahtle, Robert B. Griffiths, Anton Zeilinger, Robert T. Nachtrieb, James L. Anderson, Allen C. Dotson, William G. Hoover, Henry M. Bradford, and Sheldon Goldstein


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Select this Article		Journal's History and Peer Review Process Were Misrepresented Carlton F. Hazlewood and Gilbert N. Ling


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Select this Article		Correction


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SEARCH AND DISCOVERY

Select this Article		Experiments and Simulations Track Crack Propagation in Silicon Wafers Charles Day


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Select this Article		Two Experiments Observe Explicit Violation of Time‐Reversal Symmetry Bertram Schwarzschild


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	+ -	Show Topic For 35 years we've believed that some elementary processes can't quite run backward. Now, at last, we have direct evidence.

Select this Article		Nobelium‐254 Forms High‐Spin Rotational States Gloria B. Lubkin


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	+ -	Show Topic An experiment at the limit of feasibility finds that instead of decaying by fission or emission of alphas, an excited nucleus of element 102 stays together and rotates in an elongated shape.

MEETINGS

Select this Article		As APS Turns 100, the Society Plans to Throw a Big Birthday Bash in Atlanta


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BOOKS

Select this Article		Insisting on the Impossible: The Life of Edwin Land Victor K. McElheny and Richard L. Garwin, Reviewer


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Select this Article		Ecological Numeracy: Quantitative Analysis of Environmental Issues Robert A. Herendeen and Thomas E. Graedel, Reviewer


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Select this Article		Explorations in Quantum Computing Colin P. Williams and Charles Bennett, Reviewer


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Select this Article		Introduction to Ionomers Adi Eisenberg, Joon‐Seop Kim, and Mark Ratner, Reviewer


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Select this Article		The Invisible Sky: ROSAT and the Age of X‐Ray Astronomy Bernd Aschenbach, Hermann‐Michael Hahn, Joachim Trümper, and Elihu Boldt, Reviewer


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Select this Article		New Books


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NEW PRODUCTS

Select this Article		Focus on Data Acquisition Lawrence G. Rubin


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WE HEAR THAT

Select this Article		Clinton Names 1998 National Medal of Science Winners


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Select this Article		APS to Honor Many at Its Centennial Meeting


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Select this Article		AGU Presents Medals and Awards at Fall Meeting


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Select this Article		In Brief


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OBITUARIES

Select this Article FREE		Isadore Rudnick Seth Putterman and Steven Garrett


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Select this Article FREE		John David Crawford Edgar Knobloch, Henry Abarbanel, and Frank Tabakin


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WASHINGTON REPORTS

Select this Article		DOE Decides TVA is Cheapest, Most Flexible Option to Produce Tritium for Nuclear Weapons Irwin Goodwin


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Select this Article		Washington Ins & Outs: New Leaders at RPI and AUI; Changes at NASA and NSF Irwin Goodwin


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Select this Article		Washington Briefings Irwin Goodwin


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PHYSICS COMMUNITY

Select this Article		Europe Wants a 100‐Tesla Magnet of Its Own Toni Feder


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Select this Article		Dutch Magnet Lab to Get DC Upgrade, Pulsed Magnets Toni Feder


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Select this Article		Dorfan Will Lead SLAC into Next Century Toni Feder


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Select this Article		Isolation Hampers Physics Teaching at Two‐Year Colleges Jean Kumagai


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Select this Article		New Physics Fellowship Honors Free Speech Activist Mario Savio Jean Kumagai


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Select this Article		Chidester is Vice President of ACA


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Select this Article		In Brief


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Select this Article		Web Watch Charles Day


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