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PhD Physics Princeton University
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According to Wikipedia, Albert Wattenberg , was an American experimental physicist. During World War II, he was with the Manhattan Project's Metallurgical Laboratory at the University of Chicago. He was a member of the team that built Chicago Pile-1, the world's first artificial nuclear reactor, and was one of those present on December 2, 1942, when it achieved criticality. In July 1945, he was one of the signatories of the Szilard petition. After the war he received his doctorate, and became a researcher at the Argonne National Laboratory from 1947 to 1950, at Massachusetts Institute of Technology from 1951 to 1958, and at University of Illinois at Urbana–Champaign from 1958 to 1986, where he pursued studies related to the atomic nucleus.

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Albert Wattenberg's Published Works

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Observation of a Narrow anti-Baryon State at 2.26-GeV/c**2 (1976) (110)
Photoproduction of Narrow Resonances (1975) (74)
J/psi Photoproduction from 60-GeV/c to 300-GeV/c (1982) (72)
$pi$$sup -$ CAPTURE IN COMPLEX NUCLEI AND NUCLEAR PAIR CORRELATIONS (1960) (52)
Resonant substructure in Kππ decays of charmed D mesons (1987) (43)
Dimuon Production on Nuclear Targets (1976) (40)
Photo-Neutron Sources and the Energy of the Photo-Neutrons (1947) (38)
Dimuon Production by Neutrons (1975) (35)
Dependence on Atomic Number of the Nuclear Photoeffect at High Energies (1960) (35)
Evidence for the High-Energy Photoproduction of Charmed Mesons (1979) (32)
Search for the decay D+'+ and an upper limit on the pseudoscalar decay constant (1988) (27)
High-energy photoproduction of rho' (1600) (1979) (26)
Method for Measuring Neutron-Absorption Cross Sections by the Effect on the Reactivity of a Chain-Reacting Pile (1947) (26)
Yields of Neutrons from Photo-Neutron Sources (1948) (24)
Momentum of Nucleons in Various Nuclei from the High-Energy Photoeffect (1956) (20)
Dimuon Production in the ρ, J, and Continuum Regions (1976) (17)
PHOTOPRODUCTION AND NEUTRAL DECAY MODES OF THE /eta/ PARTICLE (1963) (16)
Measurement of the D∗ branching ratios (1988) (16)
The Mark III spectrometer (1984) (15)
Observation of the Decay ?_{c}?ff and Determination of the ?_{c} Spin and Parity (1984) (14)
High-energy photoproduction of the D*/sup +/ (1980) (14)
Limit on Production of Charmed Particles in Association with the J (1976) (12)
EXCITATION OF SOME LOW-LYING LEVELS BY INELASTIC NEUTRON SCATTERING (1956) (11)
A search for the lepton family number violating decay D0→μe (1987) (11)
DETERMINATION OF THE PHASE OF THE CP-NONCONSERVATION PARAMETER eta/sub + -/ IN NEUTRAL K DECAY. (1967) (10)
Total Cross Sections Measured with Photo-Neutrons (1947) (9)
The Angular Distribution of the Photo-Neutrons from Beryllium (1949) (9)
NEUTRONS IN COINCIDENCE WITH HIGH-ENERGY PHOTOPROTONS (1954) (8)
Muon Polarization in K μ3 0 -Meson Decay (1968) (8)
Spin of the τ + Meson (1955) (8)
ψ' Photoproduction at a Mean Energy of 150 GeV (1982) (8)
Erratum: Search for the Decay D+'+ and an Upper Limit on the Pseudoscalar Decay Constant (Physical Review Letters (1989) 63, 15 (1658)) (1989) (8)
Experimental Comparison of CP Violation in K̄ 0 -->π + π - and K 0 -->π + π - Decays (1973) (8)
A MEASUREMENT OF THE ELECTRON-NEUTRON INTERACTION (1952) (8)
DEUTERON COMPTON EFFECT (1962) (8)
High-Energy Photoproton Production by 325-Mev Bremsstrahlung Radiation (1954) (8)
Photo-neutron Sources (2015) (6)
Measurement of the Magnetic Moment of the ?0 Hyperon (1963) (6)
Radiative decays of the J/ into +- and K+K- (1987) (5)
The Standardization of Neutron Measurements (1953) (5)
"Cross-Over Transitions" in Cl38, Co60, Br82, and Sb124 (1949) (4)
Search for the decay D0-->K 0e+e- (1989) (4)
SEARCH FOR FRACTIONALLY CHARGED PARTICLES. (1969) (4)
Absolute Distinction between Particles and Antiparticles and CP Violation in K L,S -->2π (1967) (4)
The Birth of the Nuclear Age (1993) (4)
The Fermi school in the United States (1988) (4)
Measurement of the K/sup +//sub mu3/ decay spectrum and form factors (1980) (3)
High Energy Beam Profile Detectors for Low Fluxes (1961) (3)
Measurement of the Ratio of theτ′Partial Decay Rates:Γ(K−→π−π0π0)Γ(K+→π+π0π0) (1969) (3)
High‐Energy Neutron Detectors Employing Liquid Scintillators (1956) (3)
PHOTOPROTON-PROTON COINCIDENCES FROM VARIOUS NUCLEI (1955) (3)
Study of the Okubo-Zweig-Iizuka rule in exclusive photoproduction reactions (1980) (3)
Direct Measurement of CharmedD+andD0Semileptonic Branching Ratios (1985) (3)
Study of the radiative decayJ/ψ→γρρ (1986) (2)
Photo-Neutron Sources. Preliminary Report No. 6 (1949) (2)
Erratum: Observation of Ds+K0K+ and Ds+K*0K+ and an upper limit on Ds+K0+ (Physical Review Letters (1989) 63, 26, (2858)) (1989) (2)
Nuclear Reactions at High Energies (1957) (2)
Annual progress report. [Dept. of Physics Univ. of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign] (1980) (1)
The Building of the First Chain Reaction Pile (1974) (1)
Upper limit on the decay rate k-l-neutral ---> pi-plus + pi-minus + gamma (1968) (1)
The Angular Distribution of the Photoneutrons from Deuterium at 2.76 Mev (1949) (1)
December 2, 1942: the event and the people (1982) (1)
SEARCH FOR ELECTROMAGNETIC INTERACTIONS BETWEEN $mu$ MESONS AND ELECTRONS (1955) (0)
Photoproduction Experiment at Fermilab (1975) (0)
Annual progress report. [Summaries of research activities and Univ. of Illinois] (1979) (0)
The World of Enrico Fermi (1971) (0)
PHYSICS DIVISION QUARTERLY REPORT FOR APRIL, MAY AND JUNE 1950 (1950) (0)
The Detection of Electron and Positron Showers in a Thin-Plate Aluminum Spark Chamber (1966) (0)
Determination of the Branching Ratio R -+ Pu* (0)
SEARCH FOR THE PRODUCTION OF $mu$-MESON PAIRS BY A 345-MEV SYNCHROTRON BEAM (1954) (0)
Upper limit onB(τ→ηπν) (1987) (0)
Diffraction of slow neutrons by liquid D$sub 2$O (1949) (0)
THE ZGS 7$sup 0$ NEUTRAL BEAM SURVEY. Technical Report 173. (1968) (0)
Neutron Cross Sections . Donald J. Hughes. Pergamon, London and New York, 1957. x + 182 pp. Illus. $5. (1958) (0)
ANNUAL PROGRESS REPORT [ON ELEMENTARY PARTICLE PHYSICS RESEARCH, APRIL 1966- -APRIL 1967]. (1967) (0)
Studies of the Rapid Beam Ejector at the Cosmotron (1963) (0)
THE LAPLACIAN FOR A BERYLLIUM METAL LATTICE OF VOLUME RATIO 17.2 (1946) (0)
The Use of a High-Energy $K^0_L$ Beam to Study $K^0_L$ + P $\to$ P $K^0_S$ Regeneration to Check the Pomeranchuk Theorem (1968) (0)
Recent Results on Hadronic D , and D Meson Decays from the Mark IIIt (1998) (0)
AGE OF FISSION NEUTRONS IN D$sub 2$O (1946) (0)
Study of the Radiative Decay J/rl, + y&rmt (1998) (0)
Observation of Ds+K0K+ and Ds+K0K+ and an upper limit on Ds+K0+ (1989) (0)
Test of Time-Reversal Invariance in K_{L}^{0}?p^{-}+^{+}+? (1966) (0)
A lovely experiment (1992) (0)
University of Illinois Programs in Elementary Particle Physics (1978) (0)
Study of the Baryon - Anti-Baryon Decays of the J/G* (1987) (0)
Dimuon production by high energy neutrons (1975) (0)
STUDY OF THE RADIATIVE DECAY J / psi ---> gamma eta pi+ pi- (1987) (0)
Photoneutrons from Neutron Capture Gamma Rays (1949) (0)
An Upper Limit on B ( T + VW ) t The MARK III (1998) (0)
Experimental Investigation ofCPViolation inKe30Decays (1966) (0)
ANNUAL PROGRESS REPORT ON [ELEMENTARY PARTICLE PHYSICS]. (1970) (0)
EXPERIMENTAL NUCLEAR PHYSICS DIVISION AND THEORETICAL NUCLEAR PHYSICS DIVISION REPORT FOR JANUARY, FEBRUARY AND MARCH 1950 (1950) (0)
High energy photon experiments at NAL (1973) (0)
SEARCH FOR DIRECT PROCESSES IN K$sup +-$ $Yields$ $pi$$sup +-$$pi$$sup 0$ $gamma$ DECAYS. (1971) (0)
Search for Direct Processes inK±→π±π0γDecays (1972) (0)
A method for the absolute determination of neutron flux (1949) (0)
ABSOLUTE DISTINCTION BETWEEN PARTICLES AND ANTIPARTICLES AND CP VIOLATION IN K/sub L,S/ $Yields$ 2. (1967) (0)
"Cross-Over Transitions" in Cl$sup 38$, Co$sup 60$, Br$sup 82$, and Sb$sup 12$$sup 4$ (1948) (0)
A SURVEY OF NEUTRAL PARTICLES IN A 30 BEAM FROM THE BROOKHAVEN ALTERNATING GRADIENT SYNCHROTRON OPERATING AT 30 Bev. Technical Report No. 39 (1962) (0)
High energy photoproduction of new massive particles (1975) (0)
Upper Limit on the Decay Rate K L 0 -->π + π - γ (1968) (0)
The J/t) Decays into a Vector and a Pseudoscalar Meson and the Quark Content of the Tj and Rj/ * - the Mark Iii Collaboration Decays Involving Q and Vi (1984) (0)
A Continuum in the 1849A Region in the Afterglow Spectrum of Mercury (1943) (0)
Very high energy kaon long experiments at NAL (1970) (0)
Measurements of Cabibbo-suppressed hadronic decays of charmedD+andD0mesons (1985) (0)
REPORT ON THE RECENT BEAM SURVEY OF THE INTERMEDIATE ENERGY MESON BEAM IN THE PROTON AREA AT THE ZGS. Technical Report 160. (1967) (0)
Semileptonic Branching Ratios+ (1998) (0)
Search for the Decay Do + It'e+e- t (1989) (0)
A METHOD FOR THE DETERMINATION OF NEUTRON FLUX (1950) (0)
The angular distribution of the photoneutrons from beryllium (1949) (0)
Photoproduction at FNAL (1975) (0)

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