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Emil Konopinski

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Emil Konopinski's Degrees

PhD Physics University of Chicago
Bachelors Physics University of Chicago

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According to Wikipedia, Emil John Konopinski was an American nuclear scientist of Polish descent. His parents were Joseph and Sophia . He was, with George Uhlenbeck as thesis advisor, a 1934 Ph.D graduate of the University of Michigan, and later a professor of physics at Indiana University. His doctoral students include Eugene Greuling. During WW II Konopinski collaborated with Enrico Fermi on the first nuclear reactor at the University of Chicago. He also joined the Manhattan Project to develop the first nuclear weapon .

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Emil Konopinski's Published Works

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Universal fermi interaction (1953) (152)
On the Fermi Theory ofβ-Radioactivity. II. The "Forbidden" Spectra (1941) (126)
What the electromagnetic vector potential describes (1978) (101)
Fermi's Theory of Beta-Decay (1955) (101)
The Theory of Beta Radioactivity (1966) (99)
On the Fermi Theory of beta-Radioactivity (1935) (65)
Electromagnetic Fields and Relativistic Particles (1982) (60)
Theory of the D + D Reactions Part I. Analysis of the Energy Dependence (1950) (36)
The Experimental Clarification of the Laws of beta-Radioactivity (1959) (31)
NUCLEAR STATES IN THE RaE $beta$-DECAY (1959) (30)
Theoretical Considerations Concerning the D + D Reactions (1948) (28)
THE EVIDENCE OF THE ONCE-FORBIDDEN SPECTRA FOR THE LAW OF /cap beta/-DECAY (1952) (20)
Focusing Field for a 180° Type Spectrograph (1948) (17)
Classical descriptions of motion (1969) (16)
EVALUATION OF SLATER INTEGRALS WITH HARMONIC OSCILLATOR WAVE FUNCTIONS (1958) (16)
THE EXPERIMENTAL CLARIFICATION OF THE THEORY OF $beta$-DECAY (1953) (14)
The Theory of Excitation Functions on the Basis of the Many-Body Model (1938) (11)
The Excitation of Characteristic X-Rays by Protons (1937) (11)
Higher Order Derivatives in the Interaction "Ansatz" of the Fermi Theory (1935) (7)
H3and the Mass of the Neutrino (1947) (7)
A POSSIBLE RELATION BETWEEN THE PSEUDOSCALAR $beta$ COUPLING AND THE NUCLEAR SPIN-ORBIT COUPLING (1954) (5)
Classical descriptions of motion : the dynamics of particle trajectories, rigid rotations, and elastic waves (1969) (3)
Note on a Possible Scheme for the Assignment and Prediction of Radioactive Periods (1940) (3)
The Theory of Nuclear β-DECAY (1965) (3)
Critical amounts of uranium compounds (1943) (2)
Critical dimensions of water-tamped slabs and spheres of active material (1946) (2)
The theory of beta radioactivity /by E. J. Konopinski (1966) (1)
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Indiana Conference on Nuclear Spectroscopy and the Shell Model. (1953) (0)
TEACHING THE RELATIVISTIC CONCEPTS (1958) (0)

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