Harrie Massey

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Harrie Massey is affiliated with the following schools: Queen's University Belfast, University College London, University of Melbourne, Queen's University at Kingston, University of Manchester, University of Cambridge

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According to Wikipedia, Sir Harrie Stewart Wilson Massey was an Australian mathematical physicist who worked primarily in the fields of atomic and atmospheric physics. A graduate of the University of Melbourne and Cambridge University, where he earned his doctorate at the Cavendish Laboratory, Massey became an independent lecturer in Mathematical Physics at the Queen's University of Belfast in 1933. He was appointed Goldsmid Professor of Applied Mathematics at University College London, in 1938. During the Second World War, Massey worked at the Admiralty Research Laboratory , where he helped devise countermeasures for German magnetic naval mines, and at the Admiralty Mining Establishment in Havant, where he helped develop British naval mines. In 1943, Mark Oliphant persuaded the Admiralty to release Massey to work on the Manhattan Project. He joined Oliphant's British Mission at the Radiation Laboratory at the University of California, where they worked on the electromagnetic isotope separation process. When Oliphant returned to Britain in 1945, Massey took over the Berkeley Mission.

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The theory of atomic collisions (1985) (2658)
Electronic and Ionic Impact Phenomena (1970) (1491)
Nuclear Research Emulsions (1964) (359)
The statistical theory of non-equilibrium processes in a plasma (1967) (291)
Collisions between atoms and molecules at ordinary temperatures (1949) (278)
Thermal scattering of atoms by homonuclear diatomic molecules (1963) (225)
Free Paths and Transport Phenomena in Gases and the Quantum Theory of Collisions. II. The Determination of the Laws of Force between Atoms and Molecules (1934) (144)
The passage of positive ions through gases (1933) (138)
The negative ions of atomic and molecular oxygen (1943) (115)
Excitation and ionization of atoms by electron impact - The Born and Oppenheimer approximations part I and part II (1950) (113)
Rocket Exploration of the Upper Atmosphere (1956) (110)
The Collision of Slow Electrons with Atoms. III. The Excitation and Ionization of Helium by Electrons of Moderate Velocity (1933) (106)
Inelastic collisions between atoms I. General theoretical considerations (1953) (103)
The basic reactions in the upper atmosphere II. The theory of recombination in the ionized layers (1947) (102)
The properties of neutral and ionized atomic oxygen and their influence on the upper atmosphere (1942) (97)
Gaseous Reactions involving Positronium (1954) (89)
The basic reactions in the upper atmosphere. I (1946) (85)
Free Paths and Transport Phenomena in Gases and the Quantum Theory of Collisions. I. The Rigid Sphere Model (1933) (76)
Dissociation, Recombination and Attachment Processes in the Upper Atmosphere. II. The Rate of Recombination (1937) (73)
Ferromagnetic resonance : the phenomenon of resonant absorption of a high-frequency magnetic field in ferromagnetic substances (1966) (69)
Calculations of the Cross-Section of Neutral Atoms and Positive and Negative Ions Towards the Absorption of Radiation in the Continuum (1946) (67)
A self-consistent field for methane and its applications (1941) (63)
The Collision of Electrons with Simple Atomic Systems and Electron Exchange (1931) (61)
The Use of Probes for Plasma Exploration in Strong Magnetic Fields (1948) (59)
The inner shell ionization of atoms by electron impact (1940) (59)
The application of variational methods to atomic scattering problems - I. The elastic scattering of electrons by hydrogen atoms (1951) (59)
The Elastic Scattering of Slow Electrons in Gases. II (1931) (54)
The collisions of slow electrons with atoms—IV (1934) (48)
PURE AND APPLIED PHYSICS (1983) (48)
The Collision of Slow Electrons with Atoms. I. General Theory and Elastic Collisions (1932) (45)
An Approximate Formula for the Continuous Radiative Absorption Cross-Section of the Lighter Neutral Atoms and Positive and Negative Ions (1946) (44)
APPLICATION OF VARIATIONAL METHODS TO THE THEORY OF THE SCATTERING OF SLOW ELECTRONS BY HYDROGEN MOLECULES (1956) (43)
The negative ion concentration in the lower ionosphere (1951) (41)
A time of flight method of investigating the emission of low energy positrons from metal surfaces (1973) (35)
The scattering of neutrons by deuterons and the nature of nuclear forces (1941) (34)
Correlations and entropy in classical statistical mechanics (1969) (33)
The theory of the extraction of electrons from metals by positive ions and metastable atoms (1930) (32)
The excitation of molecular vibration by impact of slow electrons (1935) (32)
Physics in perspective (1978) (31)
The Scattering of Electrons by Hydrogen Atoms (1950) (30)
The collision of electrons with molecules (1932) (29)
Experiments by radioactive tracer methods on sputtering by rare-gas ions (1962) (29)
The application of variational methods to atomic scattering problems - IV. The excitation of the 21S and 23S states of helium by electron impact (1954) (29)
The Elastic Scattering of Positrons by Atoms and Molecules (1958) (28)
The polarization of electrons by double scattering (1941) (28)
Atomic field equations for Maxwell fields interacting with non-relativistic quantal sources (1973) (28)
The collision of electrons with rotating dipoles (1932) (27)
The application of variational methods to atomic scattering problems II. Impact excitation of the 2s level of atomic hydrogen-distorted wave treatment (1952) (27)
Elastic collisions of mesons with electrons and protons (1939) (26)
Positronium Formation in Helium (1961) (26)
The elastic scattering of slow electrons in argon (1931) (26)
E.l.f./v.l.f. emissions observed on Ariel 4 (1975) (25)
Polarisation of Electrons by Double Scattering (1940) (25)
The Continuous Absorption of Light by Negative Hydrogen Ions. (1940) (24)
XXIII. Collision Processes In Meteor Trails (1955) (23)
The elastic scattering of slow positrons by hydrogen atoms (1964) (23)
Inelastic Collisions of Electrons in Helium and Townsend's Ionization Coefficient (1953) (23)
Theory of the Scattering of Slow Electrons (1956) (22)
The elastic scattering of fast positrons by heavy nuclei (1942) (19)
Recombination of gaseous ions (1952) (19)
Remarks on the scattering of electrons by atomic fields (1930) (19)
The scattering of neutrons and of protons by deuterons (1952) (18)
Exchange effects in the absorption of light. I. Ca and Ca+ (1941) (18)
The intensity of X-ray spectrum lines of heavy elements (1936) (18)
Slow collisions of heavy particles (1971) (17)
The Excitation of the 2p State of Hydrogen by Slow Electrons - Distorted Wave Treatment (1958) (17)
The Relativistic Theory of the Auger Effect (1936) (16)
The low-temperature properties of gaseous helium. II (1941) (16)
Negative atomic ions (1936) (16)
Electron collisions with molecules and photo-ionization (1969) (15)
The Origin of the Night Sky Light (1946) (15)
The Scattering of Nucleons by Alpha Particles - the s-Phases (1954) (15)
Dispersion relations and the elastic scattering of electrons by helium atoms (1966) (14)
APPLIED ATOMIC COLLISION PHYSICS, Volume 5: Special Topics (1982) (14)
RESEARCH NOTES: Calculation of the 1s-2s Electron Excitation Cross Section of Hydrogen by a Variational Method (1953) (14)
Gaseous positronics - past, present, and future (1982) (13)
The Double Excitation of Helium by Electron Impact (1935) (13)
Observations of angular distributions of low energy electron intensities over the auroral zones with Ariel 4 (1975) (13)
Electron Scattering in Solids (1952) (12)
Excitation and Ionization of Atoms by Electron Impact (1956) (12)
Determination of van der Waals Forces (1936) (12)
The Scattering of Nucleons by Alpha Particles - Determination of the Spin-Orbit Interaction (1955) (11)
The Upper Atmosphere (1959) (11)
Strong Coupling in Inelastic Collisions of Electrons with Atoms (1952) (11)
Non-central interactions between neutron and proton (1949) (11)
Radiative Collisions of Neutrons and Protons (1934) (9)
The theory of the extraction of electrons from metals by metastable atoms, II (1931) (9)
The interaction of light nuclei—I (1935) (8)
The capture of neutrons by deuterons (1948) (8)
The Collisions of Nucleons with Deuterons (1955) (8)
The Scattering of Electrons by Metal Vapours. II. Zinc (1933) (7)
Recombination and fast collisions of heavy particles (1974) (7)
The scattering of electrons by metal vapours. I.—cadmium (1933) (7)
Errata: The Collision of Neutrons with Deuterons and the Reality of Exchange Forces [ (1947) (7)
The Low Temperature Properties of Gaseous Helium: Errata (1938) (7)
The Probability of K Shell Ionization of Silver by Cathode Rays (1935) (7)
The scattering of electrons by nitrogen molecules (1933) (6)
ATOM--ATOM AND ATOM--ION COLLISIONS. I. COLLISIONS BETWEEN NEUTRAL ATOMS IN WHICH NO EXCITATION OCCURS. (1971) (6)
The triatomic hydrogen ion (1931) (6)
Electronic and Ionic Impact Phenomena Vol. 4: Recombination and Fast Collisions of Heavy Particles (1975) (6)
Theories of the ionosphere—1930–1955 (1974) (6)
Theory of the Elastic Scattering of Electrons in Molecular Hydrogen (1930) (6)
Scattering of Fast Electrons and Nuclear Magnetic Moments (1930) (6)
Topside ionosphere electron density measurements on Ariel 4 (1975) (6)
Passage of Neutrons through Matter (1932) (6)
BEHAVIOUR OF POSITRONS IN MOLECULAR GASES. II. DEPENDENCE OF ANNIHILATION RATES OF POSITRONS IN RARE GASES ON THE PRESENCE OF MOLECULES. (1972) (5)
Electronic and Ionic Impact Phenomena Vol. III: Slow Collisions of Heavy Particles (1971) (5)
Atom-atom and atom-ion collisions. III. Collisions involving excitation transfer, spin exchange or depolarization, without internal energy change (1972) (5)
The excitation of molecular vibration and rotation by impact of slow electrons (1959) (5)
A Study of the Arc Plasma (1948) (5)
David Forbes Martyn, 1906-1970 (1971) (4)
Gas-Kinetic Collisions (IV) (1973) (4)
James Chadwick, 20 October 1891 - 24 July 1974 (1976) (4)
The probability of annihilation of positrons without emission of radiation (1938) (4)
Gaseous ions and their reactions (1952) (4)
Applied Atomic Collision Physics, Volume 2: Plasmas (1984) (4)
Memorial meeting for Lord Blackett, O. M., C. H., F. R. S. at the Royal Society on 31 October 1974 (1975) (4)
Introduction to Atomic Physics (1946) (4)
Leslie John Comrie 1893-1950 (1952) (4)
Cambridge physical tracts (1938) (3)
Atom-atom and atom-ion collisions: II. Collisions between atoms and ions in which no excitation occurs-symmetrical charge transfer (1972) (3)
Scientific Observations of the Artificial Earth Satellites and their Analysis (1958) (3)
Collision of electrons with atoms (1969) (3)
The excitation of the 23P state of helium by electron impact (1960) (3)
Observations of the micrometeoroid flux from Prospero (1975) (3)
The emission and absorption of heavy electrons (1939) (3)
The Ariel 4 satellite (1975) (3)
Excitation Probabilities of Singlet and Triplet States. (1931) (3)
Nuclear Forces and the Magnetic Moment of the Deuteron (1947) (3)
Space travel and exploration: V. Lunar and planetary probes—meteorology and communications—geodesy and navigation (1965) (3)
Resistive-Wall Destabilization of Diocotron Waves (1982) (3)
The photochemistry of the midlatitude ionosphere (1982) (2)
Electronic and Ionic Impact Phenomena, Vols. 1 and 2: Collision of Electrons with Atoms (1971) (2)
The continuous radiative absorption cross-section of O^- (1946) (2)
Fundamental Processes in Atomic Collision Physics (1983) (2)
Observations of radio frequency noise from Ariel 4 (1975) (2)
Applied atomic collision physics. Volume 4. Condensed matter (1983) (2)
The Effect of Non-Central Forces on the Collisions of High Energy Neutrons with Protons (1948) (2)
Atomic collisions and the lower ionosphere at midlatitudes (1982) (2)
David Christie Martin. 7 October 1914-16 December 1976 (1978) (2)
On negative ions of molecular oxygen in the D-layer (1952) (2)
The Interaction of Light Nuclei. III. The Binding Energies of He 4 , He 5 , Li 6 , and of Nuclei of Type 4n (1936) (2)
Atoms and Energy (1956) (2)
The Theory of the Scattering of Short X-rays by Molecular Hydrogen (1931) (2)
Cerenkov relations between r.f. noise and energetic particles on Ariel 4 (1975) (2)
The use of the high pressure cloud chamber in the study of the unstable particles of the cosmic radiation (1956) (2)
Anomalous scattering of α-particles and long-range nuclear forces (1938) (2)
11 – Atomic Collisions in Gaseous Nebulae (1982) (1)
Nuclear Excitation and Disintegration Collisions Involving Strong Interaction. I (1937) (1)
The orbits of Ariel 4 and Prospero (1975) (1)
The moon - a new appraisal from space mission and laboratory analyses (1977) (1)
Eric Henry Stoneley Burhop, 31 January 1911 - 22 January 1980 (1981) (1)
Passage of Neutrons through Matter: a Correction (1932) (1)
Harrie Massey prize (1988) (1)
Charles Drummond Ellis, 11 August 1895 - 10 January 1980 (1981) (1)
Atomic collision processes in astrophysics (1955) (1)
Sir Edward Bullard (1980) (1)
SPACE TRAVEL AND EXPLORATION. IV. SCIENTIFIC RESULTS: THE SUN AND SOLAR- TERRESTRIAL RELATIONS: SHORT-WAVE ASTRONOMY (1965) (1)
Polar atmosphere symposium.Pergamon Press. Part 1, Meteorology Section. 350 pp. 70s. Part II, Ionosphere Section. 212 pp. 60s. (1959) (1)
Gamma-ray astronomy : a Royal Society discussion (1981) (1)
Slow Positron Collision in Gases (1973) (1)
The Interaction of Light Nuclei. II. The Binding Energies of the Nuclei HFormula and HeFormula (1935) (1)
Economic Aspects of Atomic Power: an Exploratory Study under the Direction of Sam H. Schurr and Jacob Marschak (1952) (1)
Errata: The Collision of Neutrons with Deuterons and the Reality of Exchange Forces [Phys. Rev. 71, 558 (1947)] (1947) (1)
Prof. T. H. Laby, F.R.S. (1946) (1)
The Prospero satellite (1975) (1)
The Thermal Balance in the Thermosphere at Middle Latitudes (1982) (1)
The Uncertainty Principle and short-lived atomic and subatomic states (1966) (1)
Ionic reactions in the laboratory and in planetary atmospheres (1979) (1)
Collisions of Neutrons with Deuterons and the Nature of Nuclear Forces (1940) (1)
Collisions of Slow Positrons with Atoms (1966) (0)
Annihilation of positrons in Ar-CO mixtures (1974) (0)
Atomic Collisions, the theory of electron-atom collisions: edited by V. Ya Veldre. 136 pages, diagrams, 6 × 9 in. Cambridge, Mass., M. I. T. Press, 1966. Price, $7.50 (1967) (0)
Scientific research in space : eight lectures delivered by members of the Department of Physics at University College in the University of London (1964) (0)
Scientific Research Using Space Vehicles (1961) (0)
Panel Discussion Spin and Polarization Effects in Atomic Processes (1973) (0)
Rockets and satellites in scientific research (1958) (0)
Elements de Mechanique Quantique (1958) (0)
Fundamental primary processes in gaseous discharges (1956) (0)
The Masses of Be8 and C12 (1935) (0)
Planetary exploration: A Royal Society discussion held on 4 and 5 November 1980 (1982) (0)
Nuclear structure By L. Eisenbud and E. P. Wigner. Pp. viii+128. Princeton University Press, Princeton; Oxford University Press, London. 1958. 25s. net (1959) (0)
Prof. J. H. Michell, F.R.S. (1940) (0)
Increasing kitchen efficiency or, automation, with a heart. (1956) (0)
Sub-atomic physics By H. Frauenfelder and E. M. Henley. Pp. xv + 554. Prentice-Hall, Inc., New Jersey. 1974. E8a85 (1976) (0)
The Theory of Electron-Atom Collisions. G. F. Drukarev. Translated from the Russian edition (1962) by S. Chomet. J. B. Hasted, Translation Ed. Academic Press, New York, 1965. xii + 161 pp. Illus. $6.50 (1965) (0)
Variation Principles in Collision Theories (1965) (0)
Atom--atom and atom--ion collisions. 4. Inelastic collisions (1973) (0)
The nature of the upper atmosphere (1954) (0)
Scientific Research with Rockets and Satellites (1960) (0)
Introductory remarks (1964) (0)
Some recent results in X-ray astronomy : a discussion arranged by the British National Committee on Space Research, under the leadership of Sir Harrie Massey, R.L.F. Boyd and A.P. Willmore (1979) (0)
Introductory remarks (1958) (0)
SLOW COLLISIONS OF POSITRONS IN GASES. (1971) (0)
Nuclear physics today and in Rutherford’s day (1972) (0)
2 – The Structure of the Terrestrial Atmosphere at Middle Latitudes (1982) (0)
The High Latitude Ionosphere, the Exosphere, and the Magnetosphere (1982) (0)
WHEN ATOMS COLLIDE (1965) (0)
Introductory remarks (1956) (0)
The use of radioactive isotopes for checking production processes (1963) (0)
Introductory remarks (1969) (0)
Space research in the United Kingdom : reports for 1963-1964 (1965) (0)
Remarks on the Anomalous Scattering of α -Particles from the Quantum Mechanical Point of View (1930) (0)
The Ionospheres of the Planets and Other Bodies of the Solar System (1982) (0)
Atoms II / Atome II (1956) (0)
Introductory remarks (1959) (0)
Protons, Neutrons, Neutrinos (1939) (0)
Fundamental particles By K. Nishijima. Pp. xi + 408. W. A. Benjamin Inc., New York. 1963. $11.85 (1964) (0)
British Rocket and Satellite Research (1958) (0)
Anglo-Australian Telescope 1980/81. Report of the Anglo-Australian Telescope Board 1 July 1980 to 30 June 1981. (1981) (0)
High altitude rocket research: Homer E. Newell, Jr.: pp. 298 + xiv. Academic Press Inc., New York. $7.50 (1955) (0)
Panel Discussion Electron Molecule Collisions (1973) (0)
Short Reviews (1964) (0)
Atomic Physics: The Theory of Electron-Atom Collisions . G. F. Drukarev. Translated from the Russian edition (1962) by S. Chomet. J. B. Hasted, Translation Ed. Academic Press, New York, 1965. xii + 161 pp. Illus. $6.50. (1965) (0)
Slow positron and muon collisions : and notes on recent advances (1975) (0)
Space research in United Kingdom universities : reports for 1961-62 (1963) (0)
Selections from 1978 comments on modern physics (1979) (0)
DISPERSION RELATIONS IN HIGH ENERGY PHYSICS. (1967) (0)
Prof. F. C. Chalklin (1954) (0)
Book-Review - a Perspective of Physics (1980) (0)
Applied atomic and collision physics : special topics (1982) (0)
Vehicle and Instrumentation Problems (1961) (0)
Exchange Effects in the Theory of the Continuous Absorption of Light. I. Ca and CaFormula (1941) (0)
A perspective of physics. Volume 4 (1980) (0)
A discussion on the physics of the moon and its environment (1967) (0)
The planets today. Contributions to the Royal Society's commemoration of the quincentenary of the birth of Nicolaus Copernicus. (1974) (0)
David Christie Martin, 1914-1976 (1978) (0)
The physicist's image (1971) (0)
The Scattering of Protons by Deuterons (1948) (0)
Atmospheric physics and chemistry (1982) (0)
Problems in the Automation of the Metallurgical Industry (1962) (0)
1 – Upper Atmospheric Physics—Introduction (1982) (0)
Ionospheric Propagation of Electromagnetic Waves (1960) (0)
Atomic energy and the development of large teams and organizations (1975) (0)
Maser Amplifiers and oscillators (1969) (0)
Atomic Energy–achievements and Prospects (1957) (0)
Atomic Energy—Achievements and Prospects (1954) (0)
The Universe and its Beginning (1954) (0)
CHAPTER 1 – D. R. Bates–A sixtieth birthday tribute (1976) (0)
The Collision of Formula-Particles with Atomic Nuclei (1932) (0)
Negative Ions (Book Review) (1977) (0)
The Forty-Ninth Thomas Hawksley Lecture: Engineering Problems in Space Research: (1963) (0)
Diffraction of Gas Atoms (1932) (0)
Problems Raised by the Growth of Modern Technology (1963) (0)
Industrialization of space in the 1990s : proceedings of a Royal Society discussion meeting held on 7 and 8 December 1983 (1984) (0)
The present state of the study of atomic collisions (1964) (0)

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