Hartland Snyder
American physicist
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Hartland Snyder's Degrees
- PhD Physics University of California, Berkeley
- Masters Physics University of California, Berkeley
- Bachelors Physics University of California, Berkeley
Why Is Hartland Snyder Influential?
(Suggest an Edit or Addition)According to Wikipedia, Hartland Sweet Snyder was an American physicist who, together with Robert Oppenheimer, showed how large stars would collapse to form black holes. This work modeled the gravitational collapse of a pressure-free homogeneous fluid sphere and found that it would be unable to communicate with the rest of the universe. This discovery was depicted in the movie Oppenheimer, where Snyder was portrayed by actor Rory Keane. Historian of physics David C. Cassidy assessed that this prediction of black holes might have won a Nobel Prize in Physics had the authors been alive in the 1990s when evidence was available.
Hartland Snyder's Published Works
Published Works
- On Continued Gravitational Contraction (1939) (1294)
- Quantized Space-Time (1947) (1192)
- Theory of the Alternating-Gradient Synchrotron (1958) (995)
- The Electromagnetic Field in Quantized Space-Time (1947) (311)
- THE STRONG-FOCUSING SYNCHROTRON-A NEW HIGH ENERGY ACCELERATOR (1952) (290)
- MULTIPLE SCATTERING OF FAST CHARGED PARTICLES (1949) (148)
- Theory of the Quadratic Zeeman Effect (1939) (126)
- On The Existence of Stationary States of the Mesotron Field (1940) (115)
- THE EFFECT OF ATOMIC BINDING ON NUCLEAR REACTION ENERGIES (1952) (43)
- Stationary States of Scalar and Vector Fields (1940) (40)
- Comparison of Calculations on Cascade Theory (1949) (36)
- Angular Correlation of Scattered Annihilation Radiation (1948) (32)
- Origin of the 'strong-focusing' principle (1953) (22)
- Transition Effects of Cosmic Rays in the Atmosphere (1938) (19)
- On Scattering Induced Curvature for Fast Charged Particles (1950) (16)
- The Production of Soft Secondaries by Mesotrons (1940) (13)
- Studies of Injection Phenomena in the Cosmotron (1953) (11)
- Collision and Saturation Broadening in Microwave Spectra (1948) (10)
- Remarks Concerning the Adiabatic Theorem and the S-Matrix (1951) (9)
- BROADENING OF THE MOSSBAUER LINE (1960) (8)
- Principles of optical communication systems; general properties of non-image forming projectors and receivers. (1948) (6)
- High Energy Neutron Scattering by Nuclei (1950) (5)
- Velocity Dependence of Nuclear Forces (1947) (4)
- Saturation and Power Broadening of Microwave Resonance Lines (1948) (4)
- Quantum Electrodynamics: The Self-Energy Problem (1950) (3)
- Calculations Concerning the Measurement of the Energy of Charged Particles by Small Angle Scattering (1951) (3)
- Mean-Value Calculations for Spatial Multiple Scattering (1955) (2)
- Quantum Field Theory (1950) (2)
- Are There Spin One Mesotrons (1941) (2)
- Remarks Concerning the Existence of the Foldy-Wouthuysen Transformation (1951) (1)
- Charge Renormalization in the Hartree Approximation (1951) (0)
- Dynamic magnetic measurements on cosmotron magnet model (1949) (0)
- On the Self-energies of Quantum Field Theory (1950) (0)
- THE GAUGE INVARIANCE PROBLEM (1952) (0)
- On the External Polarization of the Vacuum (1949) (0)
- LONGITUDINAL INSTABILITY AND CLUSTER FORMATION IN ION BEAMS (1961) (0)
- A Note on Relativistic Quantum Mechanics (1948) (0)
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