Edward Ginzton

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Edward Ginzton is affiliated with the following schools: University of California, Berkeley, Stanford University

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Edward Ginzton

Physics

#2284

World Rank

#3398

Historical Rank

#917

USA Rank

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Edward Ginzton's Degrees

PhD Physics University of California, Berkeley

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According to Wikipedia, Edward Leonard Ginzton was a Ukrainian-American engineer. Education Ginzton completed his B.S. and M.S. in Electrical Engineering at the University of California, Berkeley, and his Ph.D. in electrical engineering from Stanford University in 1941.

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Edward Ginzton's Published Works

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Distributed Amplification (1948) (311)
Stanford High‐Energy Linear Electron Accelerator (Mark III) (1955) (97)
A linear electron accelerator. (1948) (76)
Design and Performance of a High-Power Pulsed Klystron (1953) (44)
Energy in transition 1985-2010 (1980) (42)
Security of differential phase shift quantum key distribution against individual attacks (2005) (26)
Optical Society of America: Annual Meeting (1954) (23)
Phase-Shift Oscillators (1941) (22)
History of microwave electron linear accelerators for radiotherapy. (1985) (21)
The $100 idea (1976) (18)
A Traveling-Wave Frequency Multiplier (1957) (16)
The Stanford medical linear accelerator. I. Design and development. (1957) (15)
Positive-Ion Trapping in Electron Beams (1954) (13)
Microwave Q Measurements in the Presence of Coupling Losses (1958) (12)
Propagation of Short Radio Waves. M.I.T. Radiation Laboratory Series, Vol. 13. Donald E. Kerr,Ed. New York-London: McGraw-Hill, 1951. 728 pp.$10.00 (1951) (12)
Shunt Impedance of Klystron Cavities (1955) (11)
Development of High-Power Pulsed Klystrons for Practical Applications (1959) (9)
A Note on Coaxial Bethe-Hole Directional Couplers (1950) (9)
A Microwave Impedance Bridge (1949) (8)
Velocity Modulated Tubes (1951) (8)
Retrospective: The $100 idea: How Russell and Sigurd Varian, with the help of William Hansen and a $100 appropriation, invented the klystron (1975) (7)
Debunching of Electron Beams Constrained by Strong Magnetic Fields (1953) (7)
Microwaves: They have important uses in defense projects, industrial developments, and basic physical research. (1958) (4)
The Two-Mile Electron Accelerator (1961) (4)
All-single-mode fiber resonator (2002) (3)
Balanced Feed-Back Amplifiers (1938) (3)
Contributors (Oct. 1955 [T-MTT]) (1955) (2)
Academy energy study. (1977) (2)
Time-dependent , Coupled field ANSYS Simulation of a Water-Loaded Capacitive Micromachined Ultrasonic Transducer Cell in Transmission (2004) (1)
Nonlinear frequency conversion in microstructured materials (1995) (1)
STATUS OF THE LASER ELECTRON ACCELERATOR PROJECT (2000) (1)
Volumetric Imaging Using Fan-Beam Scanning with Reduced Redundancy 2 D Arrays (2006) (0)
Plasma Diagnostics and Modeling of TI/TIN Reactive Sputtering (1992) (0)
A DIELECTRIC-BASED , GeV / m CROSSED-LASER-BEAM ELECTRON LINEAR ACCELERATOR * (1998) (0)
AFOSR-TK-8 8-0 9 9 1 (0)
Noise Power Spectra of Optical Two-Beam Interferometers Induced by the Laser Phase Noise (1986) (0)
Analysis of intermodal coupling in a two-mode fiber with periodic microbends (2002) (0)
Times to remember : the life of Edward L. Ginzton (1996) (0)
Short-Wave Radiation Phenomena , Vols. I and II. August Hund. New York-London: McGraw-Hill, 1952. 1382 pp. $20.00 the set (1952) (0)
0 50 40 77 v 1 1 1 A pr 2 00 5 Coupled mode theory for photonic crystal cavity-waveguide interaction (2005) (0)
The Impact of Einstein’s Theory of Special Relativity on Laser Driven Particle Accelerators (2005) (0)
A microwave electron velocity spectrograph (1959) (0)
Short-Wave Radiation Phenomena, Vols. I and II. August Hund. New York-London: McGraw-Hill, 1952. 1382 pp. $20.00 the set (1952) (0)
A LINEAR ELECTRON ACCELERATOR: MONTHLY REPORT NO. 10 (1947) (0)
Letter from Edward L. Ginzton to Ernest C. Pollard (1960) (0)
CHOICE OF WAVELENGTH AND CHARACTERISTIC PARAMETERS IN THE DESIGN OF LINEAR ELECTRON ACCELERATORS (1955) (0)
Letter from Edward L. Ginzton to Joshua Lederberg (1959) (0)
Solid-State Lasers for Coherent Communication and Remote Sensing NASA Grant NAGW-1760 Semi-Annual Progress Report (0)
Contributors (Oct. 1958 [T-MTT]) (1958) (0)
Microwaves--Present and Future (1956) (0)
DEVELOPMENT OF LINEAR ELECTRON ACCELERATOR FOR MEDICAL AND RADIOGRAPHICAL PURPOSES (1958) (0)
Fiber-optic modal coupler using periodic microbending (2002) (0)

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