Eugene Gardner

Q: What Schools Are Affiliated With Eugene Gardner

Eugene Gardner is affiliated with the following schools: University of California, Berkeley, California Institute of Technology, University of Peshawar, Stanford University

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Why Is Eugene Gardner Influential?

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According to Wikipedia, Milton Eugene Gardner was an American physicist who worked on radar systems at the Radiation Laboratory in Massachusetts. Early life He was born in Santa Cruz, California, but would have been born in China if his father, a missionary under the American Board of Missions, had not returned temporarily to the United States for safety during the Boxer Rebellion.

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Eugene Gardner's Published Works

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Published Papers

Production of Mesons by the 184-Inch Berkeley Cyclotron. (1948) (49)
Positive Mesons Produced by the 184-inch Berkeley Cyclotron (1949) (21)
Stars in Photographic Emulsions Initated by Deuterons Part I. Experimental - eScholarship (1949) (15)
Stars in Photographic Emulsions Initiated by Alpha-Particles (1949) (11)
MESON TO PROTON MASS RATIOS (1951) (5)
Experimental imaging system replaces X-rays with holograms. (1992) (3)
Energy Distribution of Protons from a Target Bombarded by 190-Mev Deuterons (1948) (3)
Mesons Produced by Neutrons from the Cyclotron (1950) (2)
The Detection of Positive Mesons Produced by the 184-inch Cyclotron (1948) (1)
Meson Mass Estimation by Grain Counting in Photographic Emulsions (1948) (1)
Revi K%8 of Mod Ern P 8 Vsi C8 and C. N. Yang Have Kindly Sent Us a Copy of a Letter to the Editor of the Physical Review Dealing with Similar Questions (0)
MASSES AND LIFETIMES OF MESONS (1950) (0)
Observation of Mesons Produced by the 184-inch Cyclotron (1948) (0)
Alpha-particle and deuteron tracks in Eastman NTA photographic plates. (1948) (0)
Correction (1950) (0)
Mesons produced by the cyclotron. (1950) (0)

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What Schools Are Affiliated With Eugene Gardner?

Eugene Gardner is affiliated with the following schools: