Boris Podolsky | Academic Influence

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Boris Podolsky is affiliated with the following schools: University of Cincinnati, California Institute of Technology, Leipzig University, University of Southern California

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According to Wikipedia, Boris Yakovlevich Podolsky was a Russian-American physicist of Jewish descent, noted for his work with Albert Einstein and Nathan Rosen on entangled wave functions and the EPR paradox. Education In 1896, Boris Podolsky was born into a poor Jewish family in Taganrog, in the Don Host Oblast of the Russian Empire and attended the Taganrog Gymnasium. He moved to the United States in 1913. After receiving a Bachelor of Science degree in Electrical Engineering from the University of Southern California in 1918, he served in the US Army and then worked at the Los Angeles Bureau of Power and Light. In 1926, he obtained an MS in Mathematics from the University of Southern California. In 1928, he received a PhD in Theoretical Physics from Caltech.

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Boris Podolsky's Published Works

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Can Quantum-Mechanical Description of Physical Reality Be Considered Complete? (1935) (13175)
Quantum-Mechanically Correct Form of Hamiltonian Function for Conservative Systems (1928) (360)
A Generalized Electrodynamics Part I—Non-Quantum (1942) (219)
The Momentum Distribution in Hydrogen-Like Atoms (1929) (176)
Review of a Generalized Electrodynamics (1948) (144)
The mechanism of the change in cerebrospinal fluid pressure following an induced change in the volume of the fluid space. (1953) (108)
Knowledge of Past and Future in Quantum Mechanics (1931) (73)
On the Gravitational Field Produced by Light (1931) (64)
Influence of changes in cerebral blood flow on the cerebrospinal fluid pressure. (1952) (50)
The Dispersion by Hydrogen-Like Atoms in Undulatory Mechanics. (1928) (41)
Modification of effect of cerebral blood flow on cerebrospinal fluid pressure by variations in craniospinal blood volume. (1952) (29)
Studies on the kinetics and energetics of carbon and nitrogen metabolism of Chilomonas paramecium. (1948) (25)
Auxiliary Conditions and Electrostatic Interaction in Generalized Quantum Electrodynamics (1945) (25)
Fundamentals of Electrodynamics (1969) (22)
Effect of changes in systemic venous pressure on cerebrospinal fluid pressure. (1952) (20)
On the Quantization of Mass (1940) (16)
Heat production in Chilomonas. (1951) (10)
Conservation of Angular Momentum (1966) (9)
Influence of Tensor Conductivity on End Currents in Crossed Field MHD Channels with Skewed Electrodes (1962) (9)
The effect of nitrogen mustards on cell division in Chilomonas paramecium and Saccharomyces cerevisiae. (1954) (8)
Some effects of nitrogen mustards on metabolism of Chilomonas paramecium and Saccharomyces cerevisiae. (1954) (8)
A Problem in Heat Conduction (1951) (7)
A Tensor Form of Dirac's Equation (1931) (7)
Conditions on Minimization Criteria for Smoothing (1964) (6)
The effects of nitrogen mustards on cleavage and development of Arbacia eggs. (1948) (6)
On the Lorentz Transformation of Charge and Current Densities (1947) (5)
A general theory of the control of intracranial pressure. (1951) (4)
U‐Effect‐III; Effect of Liquid Drop Motion in Mercury‐Electrolyte Capillary Tubes (1957) (4)
On the Theory of the Smekal-Raman Effect in Hydrogen-Like Atoms (1929) (4)
A Derivation of Generalized Macroscopic Electrodynamic Equations (1955) (4)
A Macroscopic Approach to Ohm's Law (1966) (3)
The mechanism of the effect of changes in blood osmotic pressure on the cerebrospinal fluid pressure. (1953) (2)
An Interpretation ofe2mc2andhmc (1934) (1)
On King's Classical Theory of Radiation. (1927) (1)
What is Science (1965) (1)
LXXXV. On interactions of electromagnetic fields (1936) (0)
A FUNDAMENTAL THEORETICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OF ROTARY MAGNETOHYDRODYNAMICS (1964) (0)
Book Review:Foundations of Quantum Theory--A Study in Continuity and Symmetry Alfred Lande (1957) (0)
The Dispersion by Hydrogen-Like Atoms in Wave Mechanics (0)
Fundamental theoretical and experimental study of rotary magnetohydrodynamics. Final report (1964) (0)
XM-731 PLASMA ENGINE. Final Report (1961) (0)
On Eddington's Treatment of Dirac's Equation (1938) (0)
Isentropic one-dimensional magnetohydrodynamic channel flow (1961) (0)
Physicists' New View of Physical World Explained (1935) (0)
Effects of tris-(beta-chloroethyl) amine on respiration, carbohydrate and protein synthesis, and cell division in Chilomonas. (1948) (0)
Raman Effect in Atomic Hydrogen (1929) (0)

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