Charles Bachman | Academic Influence

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Charles Bachman

Computer Science

#111

World Rank

#117

Historical Rank

#65

USA Rank

Database

#9

World Rank

#9

Historical Rank

#5

USA Rank

Information Technology

#32

World Rank

#33

Historical Rank

#8

USA Rank

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Computer Science

Charles Bachman's Degrees

Bachelors Electrical Engineering University of Pennsylvania
Masters Electrical Engineering University of Pennsylvania

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According to Wikipedia, Charles William Bachman III was an American computer scientist, who spent his entire career as an industrial researcher, developer, and manager rather than in academia. He was particularly known for his work in the early development of database management systems. His techniques of layered architecture include his namesake Bachman diagrams.

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Charles Bachman's Published Works

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Dielectric determination of bound water of bone. (1967) (78)
Psychiatric Ward Behaviour and Geophysical Parameters (1965) (43)
The direct current control system. A link between environment and organism. (1962) (36)
Diffusion of Hydrogen in Palladium (1958) (32)
The distribution of trace metal ions in bone and tendon (2005) (27)
The effect of air ions on liquid evaporation rates (1968) (19)
Ozone and air ions accompanying biological applications of electric fields (1971) (17)
Ozonized atmosphere and gross motor activity of rats (1970) (17)
Some effects of high electrical fields on barley growth (1973) (13)
Direct current potentials in hypnoanalgesia. (1962) (13)
Bioelectric effects in tissue. (1965) (12)
PRODUCTION OF CADMIUM SULFIDE CRYSTALS BY COEVAPORATION IN A VACUUM (1958) (11)
Electrostatic Electron Microscopy. I (1943) (10)
Some psychomotor and physiological tests on humans exposed to air ions. (1967) (9)
Negative-Ion Components in the Cathode-Ray Beam (1938) (8)
Some physiological effects of air ion treatment without ion inhalation (1965) (8)
Barley leaf tip damage resulting from exposure to high electrical fields (1973) (7)
Thermionic Ions from Hydrogen Palladium (1958) (7)
Heat-Sensitive Color Changes in Some Inorganic Chemicals (1951) (7)
Ring Focusing of Negative Ions in a Cathode‐Ray Beam (1940) (6)
Flow through Capillary Tubing with Eccentric Annular Sections (1959) (6)
Techniques in experimental electronics (1948) (5)
POSITIVE AND NEGATIVE IONS IN CATHODE-RAY TUBES (1953) (5)
Electrostatic Electron Microscopy. II (1943) (5)
Air Ion Apparatus (1968) (3)
Hollow Cathode for Positive Ion Studies in Cathode-Ray Tubes (1951) (3)
Some observations on the process of walking (1976) (3)
A new principle in controlled vacuum leaks. (1949) (3)
How to Measure Nothing (1965) (2)
A Simplified Electron Microscope (1942) (2)
Tire Valve in Vacuum Application (1942) (1)
Changes in Trapping Levels of Zinc Sulfide Phosphors Resulting from Positive Ion Bombardment (1959) (1)
The equinox displaced (1990) (1)
Line Intensity Variations in the Hydrogen High Frequency Glow Discharge (1936) (1)
X-Ray Tube Producing a Beam of X-Rays Convergent to a Point (1950) (1)
Nothin can increase forever (1989) (1)
The Physical Principles of Vacuum Measurement and Production (1949) (0)
Physics—A Descriptive Interpretation (1955) (0)
Small Oil Diffusion Type Vacuum Pump (1945) (0)
SOME STUDIES OF THE DIFFUSION OF HYDROGEN THRU PALLADIUM. Technical Report No. 1 (1954) (0)
Some Thoughts on the Future of the American Vacuum Society (1964) (0)
A Cds radiation probe of high resolution. (1955) (0)
The effect of high frequency excitation upon the intensities of spectral lines (1935) (0)
Ubiquitous Geometry: Some Examples Showing the Significance of Size and Shape in the Works of Man and Nature. (1988) (0)
Errata: “Changes in Trapping Levels of Zinc Sufide Phosphors Resulting from Positive Ion Bombardment” [J. Electrochem. Soc., 106, 213 (March 1959)] (1959) (0)
Paducah Daily Register, June 16, 1906 (2019) (0)
Retention of inhaled air ions by humans. (1968) (0)
Physics : a discriptive interpretation (1960) (0)
Convergent beam roentgen tube. (1955) (0)
Cape Breton, Scenery (2009) (0)
Spectral Energy Distribution Curves of ZnS : Ag and ZnCdS : Ag after Thermal Vacuum Treatment (1956) (0)

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