George Pake

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George Pake

Physics

#877

World Rank

#1406

Historical Rank

#404

USA Rank

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According to Wikipedia, George E. Pake was a physicist and research executive primarily known for helping founded Xerox PARC. Early life Pake was raised in Kent, Ohio. His father was an English instructor at Kent State University. His mother was a schoolteacher.

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George Pake's Published Works

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Published Works

Nuclear Resonance Absorption in Hydrated Crystals: Fine Structure of the Proton Line (1948) (1028)
Free Radicals in Biological Materials (1954) (628)
Structural Investigations by Means of Nuclear Magnetism. II. Hindered Rotation in Solids (1950) (557)
The physical principles of electron paramagnetic resonance (1973) (243)
Structural Investigations by Means of Nuclear Magnetism. III. Ammonium Halides (1954) (198)
Paramagnetic Relaxation in Solutions of VO (1960) (153)
Line Shapes in Nuclear Paramagnetism (1948) (132)
Structural Investigations by Means of Nuclear Magnetism. I. Rigid Crystal Lattices (1949) (124)
Nuclear magnetic resonance determination of degree of crystallinity in two polymers (1953) (113)
Report to The American Physical Society of the study group on science and technology of directed energy weapons (1987) (102)
Anomalous Loss of Resolution of Paramagnetic Resonance Hyperfine Structure in Liquids (1959) (100)
SPIN RELAXATION IN FREE RADICAL SOLUTIONS EXHIBITING HYPERFINE STRUCTURE (1954) (78)
Influence of Exchange Interaction on Paramagnetic Relaxation Times (1960) (69)
FUNDAMENTALS OF NUCLEAR MAGNETIC RESONANCE ABSORPTION. I (1950) (63)
NUCLEAR MAGNETIC RELAXATION IN POLYTETRAFLUOROETHYLENE AND POLYETHYLENE (1957) (53)
Hyperfine Structure in the Paramagnetic Resonance of the Ion(SO3)2NO (1952) (52)
Paramagnetic Resonance Absorption of Free Radicals (1953) (46)
Hyperfine Splittings in the Paramagnetic Resonances of Free Radicals (1953) (46)
Radiation Damping and Resonance Shapes in High Resolution Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (1956) (41)
Linear Antiferromagnetism in the Organic Free Radical 1,3‐Bisdiphenylene‐2‐Phenyl Allyl (1963) (33)
Nuclear Magnetism in Studies of Molecular Structure and Rotation in Solids: Ammonium Salts (1948) (33)
Introductory Nuclear Physics (1951) (28)
Paramagnetic resonance of free radicals (1955) (23)
Proton Resonance in Diphenyl Picryl Hydrazyl (1960) (22)
Spin-Lattice Relaxation and the Residual Width of Highly Exchange-Narrowed Paramagnetic Resonances (1953) (22)
THE SPIN OF Be (1951) (17)
Paramagnetic Resonance: An Introductory Monograph (2012) (16)
Proton Resonance Shifts and Electron Susceptibilities in 1,3‐Bisdiphenylene 2‐Phenyl Allyl (1961) (14)
Physics Survey Committee (1964) (13)
THE SPIN OF Be$sup 9$ (1951) (12)
Research at xerox PARC: A founder's assessment: The first director of the Xerox Palo Alto Research Center tells how his management philosophy worked in launching the center and making it a success (1985) (11)
The IRI Medalist's Address: Business Payoff From Basic Science at Xerox (1986) (11)
Whither United States universities? (1971) (9)
THE ELECTRIC QUADRUPOLE MOMENT OF Li$sup 6$ (1951) (8)
Nuclear Relaxation in Ice at -180 C (1948) (8)
Industry–university interactions (1981) (7)
Research and development: Xerox palo alto research center(PARC) (1985) (6)
Nuclear Magnetic Resonance in Bulk Matter (1993) (5)
Notes on the Quantum Theory of Angular Momentum (1999) (3)
Basic Research and Financial Crisis in the Universities: Lagging federal research support and spiralling costs jeopardize survival of U.S. private universities. (1967) (3)
Can Four-Year Colleges Prepare Physics Majors for Graduate Work in Physics? (1961) (1)
Radiofrequency and Microwave Spectro-Scopy of Nuclei (1954) (1)
FREE RADICALSIN SURVIVINGTISSUES (1961) (0)
Electron Transfer Between Naphthalene Negative Ion and Naphthalene (2009) (0)
Bread Shortage in the Nation's Breadbasket? (1989) (0)
Letter from the editor (1996) (0)
Erratum: Line Shapes in Nuclear Paramagnetism (1949) (0)
The APS in 1977: public service in an era of limited growth (1978) (0)
High‐energy physics: Round‐table discussion (1964) (0)
A Review of Magnetic Resonance Methods Applicable to Solids (1967) (0)
Pake, George E.: A Graduate Student and Young Faculty Physicist Wanders into NMR: 1946–53 (2007) (0)
Progress of Science in the Southern States: Atomic Energy and Southern Science . William G. Pollard. Oak Ridge Associated Universities, Oak Ridge, Tenn., 1966. 147 pp., illus. Paper, $1.50. (1967) (0)
NMR in Bulk Matter (1994) (0)
Long range research investments for a semiconductor systems future (1983) (0)
The Material Foundations of Modern Scientific and Technological Advances (1985) (0)
Letters to the Editor. (1965) (0)
Universities' obsolete instrumentation (1982) (0)
Multidisciplinary research at Washington University (1965) (0)
Research Grants and Overhead. (1964) (0)
Physics, Japan and US Competitiveness (1987) (0)
The role of the american physical society in implementing changes in career opportunities for physicists (2008) (0)

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George Pake is affiliated with the following schools:

Washington University in St. Louis
Stanford University
Carnegie Mellon University
Harvard University