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Conrad Longmire

Physics

#2894

World Rank

#4200

Historical Rank

#1109

USA Rank

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Conrad Longmire's Degrees

Masters Physics Stanford University

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According to Wikipedia, Conrad Lee Longmire was an American theoretical physicist who was best known as the discoverer of the mechanism behind high-altitude electromagnetic pulse. In 1961, Longmire was awarded the Ernest Orlando Lawrence Award "for continued and original theoretical contributions, requiring unusual insight, to the development of nuclear weapons and the progress of plasma physics." In 2004 he was awarded the Los Alamos Medal, the nuclear laboratory's highest award.

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Conrad Longmire's Published Works

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Stability of plasmas confined by magnetic fields (1957) (465)
Elementary Plasma Physics (1963) (244)
On the Electromagnetic Pulse Produced by Nuclear Explosions (1978) (140)
The Effective Range of Nuclear Forces. II. Photo-Disintegration of the Deuteron (1950) (95)
A Universal Impedance for Soils (1975) (84)
DIFFUSION OF CHARGED PARTICLES ACROSS A MAGNETIC FIELD (1956) (69)
Plasma Physics and Thermonuclear Research (1960) (42)
Electromagnetic Pulse Produced by Obliquely Incident X Rays (1976) (29)
State of the Art in IEMP and SGEMP Calculations (1975) (28)
Improvements in the treatment of Compton current and air conductivity in EMP problems (1973) (28)
Scaling Behavior of the Time-Dependent SGEMP Boundary Layer (1978) (20)
On Simultaneous Beta-Gamma Emission from Nuclei (1949) (18)
A physical model of nuclear lightning (1984) (18)
Time Domain Treatment of Media with Frequency-Dependent Electrical Parameters. (1973) (18)
Air Chemistry and Boundary Layer Studies with AURORA (1977) (13)
Structure of the Steady State SGEMP Boundary Layer (1976) (13)
A Method for Estimating the X-Ray Produced Electromagnetic Pulse Observed in the Source Region of a High-Altitude Burst. (1973) (12)
Theory of EMP Coupling in the Source Region (1980) (12)
A nominal set of high-altitude EMP environments (1987) (11)
Erratum: Screening and Relativistic Effects on Beta-Spectra (1949) (11)
SGEMP Response Investigations with Exploding-Wire Photons (1977) (11)
PLASMA PHYSICS AND THERMONUCLEAR RESEARCH. Progress in Nuclear Energy Series. A Pergamon Press Book (1963) (10)
Screening and Relativistic Effects on Beta-Spectra (1949) (10)
NOTES ON DEBRIS-AIR-MAGNETIC INTERACTION (1963) (8)
On the Experimental Value of the Fine Structure Constant (1949) (8)
THEORETICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL DISCUSSION OF IXION--A POSSIBLE THERMONUCLEAR DEVICE (1959) (7)
Stmple Compton Current Density Measurement Technique (1977) (7)
On the Spin and Beta-Spectrum of Cl 36 (1949) (7)
Hose Instability for Relativistic Particle Beams in a Plasma Background (1963) (6)
A three‐fluid model for critical surface structure in laser‐plasma systems (1981) (6)
Electromagnetic pulse generated by nuclear explosions (1975) (5)
ION CONFINEMENT BY ROTATION IN MAGNETIC MIRROR GEOMETRY (1959) (5)
Method for Determining Thermal Conductivity at High Temperatures (1957) (4)
DEVELOPMENT AND TESTING OF LEMP 1. (1969) (3)
MHDEMP Code Simulation of Starfish (1979) (3)
On the structure of the steady state space-charge-limited boundary layer in one dimension. Topical report, 1 Oct--30 Nov 1975 (1975) (3)
A Reduction of Arbitrariness in the Theory of Forbiddenβ-Spectra (1951) (3)
An Equivalent-Circuit Analysis of the HDL Concentric Cylinder Experiments in AURORA (1977) (3)
Thomas--Fermi calculation of potential between atoms (1974) (2)
Highly Space Charge Limited SGEMP Calculations. (1975) (2)
Development of the GLANC EMP code (1973) (2)
Development and Demonstration of a Cylindrical GLANC Code (1987) (1)
On the Virtual Excited State of the Be$sup 9$ Nucleus (1948) (1)
Direct Interaction Effects in EMP (1974) (1)
Series of lectures on physics of ionized gases (1955) (1)
An Accurate Early Time Solution for a Rising Fireball Model. (1972) (1)
The Damping of Tank Oscillations with Conducting Dielectric Shells May 1974 (1999) (1)
EMP induced high frequency currents in aerial wires (1975) (1)
Book reviews - Principles of plasma physics (1974) (0)
Flow Instabilities in Rising Fireballs. (1973) (0)
PLASMA PROPULSION STUDIES--SUMMER, 1959 (1959) (0)
HEATING OF CHARGED PARTICLES BY ELECTRIC WAVES. (1972) (0)
8. Some Schemes for Nuclear Propulsion. Part I (1990) (0)
MHDEMP code simulation of STARFISH. Final report 7 Mar 78-1 Aug 79 (1979) (0)
Diffusion Approximation to Surface Currents in a Long Metal Cylinder Due to Excitation by a Longitudinal Electric Field (1975) (0)
A REDUCTION OF ARBITRARINESS IN THE THEORY OF FORBIDDEN /cap beta/-SPECTRA (1951) (0)
Fireball effects in late-time EMP from surface bursts. Topical report, 3 January 1977-1 February 1978 (1978) (0)
On the spin and beta-spectrum of Cl$sup 3$$sup 6$ (1949) (0)
SCATTERING OF GAMMA RAYS IN AN EXPONENTIAL ATMOSPHERE. (1968) (0)
A Study of Coupling in Starfish. Sanitized (1969) (0)
SENSOR AND SIMULATION NOTES NOTE 196 The Damping of Tank Oscillations with Conducting (1974) (0)
Scaling of the time dependent SGEMP boundary layer. Topical report (1976) (0)
The Problem of Red Giants and Cepheid Variables (1950) (0)
The static pinch (1958) (0)
Living matter and physical laws (1950) (0)
RE-ENTRY OF ROTATING MISSILES (1960) (0)

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