Henry Margenau

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Henry Margenau is affiliated with the following schools: Midland University, Yale University, University of Göttingen, University of Nebraska–Lincoln

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#954

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PhD Physics University of Göttingen

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According to Wikipedia, Henry Margenau was a German-American physicist and philosopher of science. Biography Early life Born in Bielefeld, Germany, Margenau obtained his bachelor's degree from Midland Lutheran College, Nebraska before his M.Sc. from the University of Nebraska in 1926, and PhD from Yale University in 1929.

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Theory of intermolecular forces (1969) (1260)
The mathematics of physics and chemistry (1943) (845)
Van der waals forces (1939) (617)
The Nature of Physical Reality. (1951) (236)
Correlation between Measurements in Quantum Theory (1961) (213)
Structure of Spectral Lines from Plasmas (1959) (206)
Conduction and Dispersion of Ionized Gases at High Frequencies (1946) (200)
Foundations of the Unity of Science (1941) (157)
Pressure Effects on Spectral Lines (1936) (150)
Fundamental Principles of Quantum Mechanics (1961) (123)
Simultaneous measurability in quantum theory (1968) (106)
Measurements in quantum mechanics (1963) (94)
The miracle of existence (1984) (89)
Theory of High Frequency Gas Discharges. II. Harmonic Components of the Distribution Function 1 (1948) (85)
Theory of Pressure Effects of Foreign Gases on Spectral Lines (1935) (84)
The Role of Quadrupole Forces in Van Der Waals Attractions (1931) (82)
Philosophical Problems concerning the Meaning of Measurement in Physics (1958) (75)
Quantum-Mechanical Description (1936) (74)
Book Reviews: The Nature of Physical Reality: A Philosophy of Modern Physics (1977) (69)
Einstein's space and Van Gogh's sky : physical reality and beyond (1982) (69)
Van der Waals Potential in Helium (1939) (67)
Measurements and Quantum States: Part I (1963) (64)
The Exclusion Principle and Its Philosophical Importance (1944) (60)
Quadrupole Contributions to London's Dispersion Forces (1938) (56)
Interaction of Alpha-Particles (1941) (54)
The Forces between Hydrogen Molecules (1943) (52)
Pressure Shift and Broadening of Spectral Lines (1932) (49)
The Forces Between Neutral Molecules and Metallic Surfaces (1941) (49)
Theory of High Frequency Gas Discharges. I. Methods for Calculating Electron Distribution Functions (1948) (48)
Advantages and disadvantages of various interpretations of the quantum theory (1954) (44)
Relativistic Magnetic Moment of a Charged Particle (1940) (44)
Statistical Theory of Pressure Broadening (1951) (43)
CONDUCTIVITY OF PLASMAS TO MICROWAVES (1958) (39)
Quantum Theory of Spectral Line Broadening (1953) (38)
Critical Points in Modern Physical Theory (1937) (37)
Theory of Pressure Effects on Alkali Doublet Lines (1959) (32)
Reality in Quantum Mechanics (1949) (31)
Determinism and Indeterminism in Modern Physics: Historical and Systematic Studies of the Problem of Causality (1956) (29)
Nonadditivity of Intermolecular Forces (1967) (29)
Cyclotron Resonance: Method for Determining Collision Cross Sections for Low-Energy Electrons (1957) (28)
Theory of High Frequency Gas Discharges. IV. Note on the Similarity Principle (1948) (27)
The Forces Between a Hydrogen Molecule and a Hydrogen Atom (1944) (26)
Note on the Calculation of van der Waals Forces (1931) (26)
Symmetries and Reflections, Scientific Essays (1967) (23)
Inversion Frequency of Ammonia and Molecular Interaction (1949) (22)
On the Forces between Positive Ions and Neutral Molecules (1941) (21)
Frequency Shifts in Hyperfine Splitting of Alkalis Caused by Foreign Gases (1959) (21)
Education in a Divided World (1948) (21)
Open Vistas: Philosophical Perspectives Of Modern Science (1961) (21)
Collision Theories of Pressure Broadening of Spectral Lines (1949) (21)
Probabilities in Quantum Mechanics (1967) (21)
Theory of Magnetic Resonance in Nitric Oxide (1950) (20)
Pressure Effects of Foreign Gases on the Sodium D-Lines (1933) (18)
On the Interaction of Closed Shells (1953) (16)
Frequency Shifts in Hyperfine Splitting of Alkalis: a Correction (1961) (15)
Metaphysical Elements in Physics (1941) (15)
Integrative principles of modern thought (1972) (15)
Long-range Forces (1969) (15)
The physics and the semantics of quantum measurement (1973) (15)
Physical Processes in the Recovery of TR Tubes (1946) (14)
Pressure Broadening in the Inversion Spectrum of Ammonia (1949) (14)
Foundations of Physics (1957) (14)
High‐Frequency Breakdown of Air (1960) (14)
Physics: Principles and Applications (1949) (12)
Comments on Professor Putnam's Comments (1962) (12)
Physics and Philosophy: Selected Essays. (1978) (11)
Pressure Broadening of Spectral Lines. II (1933) (11)
Quantum Mechanics, Free Will, and Determinism (1967) (11)
The Forces Between Water Molecules and the Second Virial Coefficient for Water (1944) (11)
STATISTICAL BROADENING OF SPECTRAL LINES EMITTED BY IONS IN A PLASMA (1958) (11)
Statistics of Excited Energy States of Nuclei (1941) (11)
The Emergence of Integrative Concepts in Contemporary Science (1972) (11)
Electron Conductivity and Mean Free Paths (1950) (10)
Methodology of Modern Physics (1935) (10)
Electron Impact Broadening of Spectral Lines (1955) (10)
Theory of Pressure Shifts of HC1 Lines Caused by Noble Gases (1963) (10)
Objectivity in Quantum Mechanics (1967) (9)
Meaning and Scientific Status of Causality (1934) (9)
The Second Virial Coefficient for Gases: a Critical Comparison between Theoretical and Experimental Results (1930) (9)
History of Intermolecular Forces (1969) (9)
MICROWAVE CONDUCTIVITY OF SLIGHTLY IONIZED AIR (1959) (8)
Long Range Interactions Between Dipole Molecules (1937) (8)
Magnetic Moments of Odd Nuclei (1940) (8)
Phenomenology and Physics (1944) (7)
Cosmos, Bios, Theos: Scientists Reflect on Science, God, and the Origins of the Universe, Life, and Homo Sapiens (1992) (7)
Measurements and Quantum States: Part II (1963) (7)
Reply to Professor Putnam (1964) (7)
Physics and Ontology (1952) (7)
Physical versus Historical Reality (1952) (6)
Discussion: Comments on Professor Putnam's Comments (1995) (6)
Ethics and Science (1964) (6)
CHAPTER 5 – Nonadditivity of Intermolecular Forces† (1969) (6)
Forbidden helium line in a plasma spectrum (1961) (6)
Statistical theory of radiative processes in plasmas (1966) (6)
Pressure Broadening in Bands of Dipole Molecules (1937) (6)
Relativity: An Epistemological Appraisal (1957) (5)
Review: Harald Cramer, Random Variables and Probability Distributions (1938) (5)
Line Broadening of an Impurity Spectrum in Silicon (1956) (5)
Dependence of Ultra-Violet Reflection of Silver on Plastic Deformation (1929) (5)
Causality and Modern Physics (1931) (5)
On the Application of Many-Valued Systems of Logic to Physics (1934) (5)
Collisions of Alpha-Particles in Deuterium (1935) (5)
THE UNCERTAINTY PRINCIPLE AND FREE WILL. (1931) (4)
Can Time Flow Backwards? (1954) (4)
Nuclear Energy Levels and the Model of a Potential Hole (1934) (4)
Normal States of Nuclear Three- and Four-Body Systems (1937) (4)
ABSORPTION COEFFICIENT AND MICROWAVE CONDUCTIVITY OF PLASMAS (1963) (4)
Conceptual Foundations of the Quantum Theory. (1951) (4)
QUANTUM THEORY OF LINE BROADENING BY AN IONIC PLASMA (1955) (4)
Surface Energy of Liquids (1931) (4)
The Role of Definitions in Physical Science, with Remarks on the Frequency Definition of Probability (1942) (4)
Quantum Dynamical Correction for the Equation of State of Real Gases. (1932) (4)
The Competence and Limitations of Scientific Method (1955) (4)
Physics and the Doctrine of Reductionism (1981) (4)
The Mathematics of Physics and Chemistry, Vol. 2 (1965) (3)
Probability and Causality in Quantum Physics (1932) (3)
Particle and field concepts in biology. (1947) (3)
Asymmetries of Pressure Broadened Spectral Lines (1933) (3)
EFFECTS OF ELECTRON COLLISIONS ON THE WIDTH OF SPECTRAL LINES (1955) (3)
Binding Energies of Light Nuclei (1939) (3)
Is the Mathematical Explanation of Physical Data Unique (1978) (3)
The Binding Energy of Li 6 (1938) (3)
Probability, Many-Valued Logics, and Physics (1939) (3)
The Equation of State of Real Gases (1931) (3)
Note on Pressure Effects in Band Spectra (1936) (3)
On film formation of water flowing through thin cracks (1945) (3)
Western Culture, Scientific Method and the Problem of Ethics (1947) (2)
Pressure Effects of Nitrogen on Potassium Absorption Lines (1933) (2)
The Problem of Physical Explanation (1929) (2)
Thomas and the Physics of 1958: A Confrontation (1958) (2)
Relativity and Nuclear Forces (1936) (2)
Resonance Interaction Between Deuterons and Alpha-Particles (1935) (2)
Line broadening by electrons: the validity of simple theories. (1955) (2)
Natural Width of theKα-Lines (1935) (1)
Atomic and Molecular Theory Since Bohr: Logical and Mathematical Survey (1944) (1)
The mathematics of physics and chemistry volume two / by Henry Margenau, Geoege Meseley Murphy (1964) (1)
A Correction: Pressure Effects on Spectral Lines (1936) (1)
Binding Energy ofHe6and Nuclear Forces (1939) (1)
The Mathematics of Physics and Chemistry, Volume 2 (1965) (1)
Note on the Validity of Methods Used in Nuclear Calculations (1937) (1)
Yale University, New Haven, Connecticut (1968) (1)
The evolution of physical science : the development of the major ideas in the physical sciences from the earliest times to the present (1960) (1)
Natural Philosophy of Cause and Chance (1950) (1)
The Complex Neutron (1934) (1)
FORMULAS FOR ESTIMATING WIDTHS OF SPECTRAL LINES EMITTED FROM PLASMAS AND THEIR LIMITS OF VALIDITY (1956) (1)
On The Frequency Theory of Probability (1945) (1)
INTERMOLECULAR FORCES AND BASIC PROBLEMS OF QUANTUM MECHANICS. (1969) (0)
Interactions between Excited Atoms (1969) (0)
Measurement is the contact of reason with nature ” — (2005) (0)
Report on recent developments in the philosophy of quantum mechanics (2004) (0)
Religious Doctrine and Natural Science (1978) (0)
The Universe of Modern Physics . By Max Planck. W. W. Norton and Company, Inc., 1931. (1932) (0)
This is my life : as a poor immigrant, student, physicist and philosopher (1998) (0)
Time: Continuous or Discrete (1976) (0)
Book Review: Random Variables and Probability Distributions (1938) (0)
The Logic of Modern Science (1954) (0)
Variational Theory of the Alpha-Particle (1938) (0)
STARK EFFECTS IN LINE BROADENING (1957) (0)
A scientific approach to the theory of values (1969) (0)
Note on Quantum Mechanics and Consciousness (1978) (0)
A Scientific Approach to the (1970) (0)
CYCLOTRON RESONANCE AGAIN (1967) (0)
Letter from Henry Margenau to Christian B. Anfinsen (1988) (0)
The meson. (1950) (0)
CHAPTER 9 – Physical Adsorption (1969) (0)
On The Zeeman Effect in the Cerium Spectrum Between 3000 and 5000A (1927) (0)
Book Review: Theoretical Astrophysics (1937) (0)
Comments on H. J. Groenewold ‘Foundations of Quantum Theory’ (1970) (0)
Ethnics and Science. (1967) (0)
Foundations of Physics [by] Robert Bruce Lindsay [and] Henry Margenau (1957) (0)
Causality in Natural Science . Victor F. Lenzen. C. C. Thomas, Springfield, Ill., 1954. 121 pp. $3 (1954) (0)
The New View of Man in His Physical Environment (1978) (0)
The Cosmos of Arthur Holly Compton. Marjorie Johnston, Ed. Knopf, New York, 1967. xxii + 480 pp. $10 (1968) (0)
Short-range Interaction (1969) (0)
Introduction to the Study of Physics (1951) (0)
Review: S. Rosseland, Theoretical Astrophysics (1937) (0)
A biophysics symposium. (1947) (0)
Principles of Mathematical Physics . (2nd ed.) William V. Houston. New York-London: McGraw-Hill, 1948. Pp. xii + 363. $5.00. (1949) (0)
Editorial preface (1970) (0)
Forces between Molecules (1969) (0)
Experimental Evidence regarding the Field of the Deuteron (1935) (0)
Lars Onsager (1903–1976) (1977) (0)
Letter from Henry Margenau, Yale University to Marshall W. Nirenberg (1989) (0)
Progression of Nuclear Resonance Levels with Atomic Number (1934) (0)
The Shift of the Transmission Band of Silver by Cold Working (1932) (0)
Flexibility of Scientific Truth (1934) (0)
Bacon and Modern Physics: A Confrontation (1978) (0)
Ethical science. (1949) (0)
Seneca’s Ethics Viewed from a Modern Standpoint (1983) (0)
Reply to Professor Beck (1951) (0)
The Teaching of Intermediate Physics (1938) (0)
The Pursuit of Significance (1978) (0)
Numerology and the cosmos. (1949) (0)
(LISTS OF PROGRESS REPORTS, PUBLICATIONS, AND MEN WHO RECEIVED PH.D. DEGREES) (1964) (0)
Atomic and Molecular Theory Since Bohr: Résumé of Specific Results (1945) (0)
PROGRESS REPORT ON CONTRACT NONR-609(51), JANUARY 1, 1968, (1967) (0)
PROGRESS REPORT, JANUARY 1, 1967, (1967) (0)
Pressure Shifts of Krypton Lines (1937) (0)
Theory of plasma radiation-Mathematical development (1966) (0)
The New Style of Science (1978) (0)
THE FLOW FIELD SURROUNDING A MOVING VESSEL (1952) (0)
Collisions of Alpha-Particles in Hydrogen (1935) (0)
Science, Philosophy, and Religion (1961) (0)
International Encyclopedia of Unifield Science (1956) (0)
Atomic and Molecular Theory Since Bohr: Historical Survey (1944) (0)
The deductive method in the physical sciences (1953) (0)
Methodology of Modern Physics (1935) (0)
Excited States of the Alpha-Particle (1938) (0)
The Universe of Modern Physics (1932) (0)
Retarded Dispersion Forces; Relativistic Effects (1969) (0)
Modern Science and Its Philosophy . Philipp Frank. Cambridge, Mass.: Harvard Univ. Press, 1949. Pp. 324. $4.50. (1950) (0)
Note on the Quantum Dynamical Correction of the Equation of State. (1932) (0)
Causality in Quantum Electrodynamics (1954) (0)
Faith and Physics (1978) (0)
Science and Human Affairs (1978) (0)
Erratum: Theory of High Frequency Discharges. IV (1948) (0)
The mathematics of physics and chemistry / Henry Margenau, George Moseley Murphy (1961) (0)
Philosophy of Mathematics and Natural Sciences . Hermann Weyl. Princeton, N. J.: Princeton Univ. Press, 1949. Pp. x + 311. $5.00. (1949) (0)
The Interaction of Small Atomic Systems at Intermediate Distances (1969) (0)

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