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PhD Physics California Institute of Technology
Bachelors Physics California Institute of Technology

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According to Wikipedia, Herbert Lawrence Anderson was an American nuclear physicist who was Professor of Physics at the University of Chicago. He contributed to the Manhattan Project. He was also a member of the team which made the first demonstration of nuclear fission in the United States, in the basement of Pupin Hall at Columbia University. He participated in the first atomic bomb test, codenamed Trinity. After the close of World War II, he was a professor of physics at the University of Chicago until his retirement in 1982. There, he helped Fermi establish the Enrico Fermi Institute and was its director from 1958 to 1962. The latter part of his career was as a senior fellow at Los Alamos National Laboratory. He was a recipient of the Enrico Fermi Award.

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A physicist's desk reference (1989) (174)
Precise Measurement of the Gyromagnetic Ratio of He 3 (1949) (61)
EXPERIMENTAL TEST OF THE THEORY OF MUONIC ATOMS. (1971) (59)
Measurement of the Proton Structure Function from Muon Scattering (1977) (55)
PRECISE MEASUREMENT OF THE MUONIC X RAYS IN THE LEAD ISOTOPES. (1969) (53)
Measurement of Nucleon Structure Function in Muon Scattering at 147 GeV/c (1976) (51)
TOTAL CROSS SECTIONS OF POSITIVE PIONS IN HYDROGEN (1952) (51)
Determination of the quark and gluon moments of the nucleon (1978) (43)
ANGULAR DISTRIBUTION OF PIONS SCATTERED BY HYDROGEN (1952) (41)
Diffractive production of vector mesons in muon-proton scattering at 150 and 100 GeV (1982) (41)
Neutron Production and Absorption in Uranium (1939) (39)
Upper Limit for the Decay ^{+}?e^{+}? (1979) (39)
Search for +?e+? (1982) (38)
Measurement of the nucleon structure functions (1979) (35)
The Fission of Uranium (1939) (31)
Muonic x-Rays in Lead Isotopes (1975) (30)
Production of Neutrons in Uranium Bombarded by Neutrons (1939) (30)
ENERGY SPECTRA OF NEUTRONS EMITTED FOLLOWING $pi$$sup -$CAPTURE IN C, Al, Cd, Pb, AND U (1964) (28)
Branching Ratio of the Electronic Mode of Positive Pion Decay (1960) (28)
Muon scattering at 219 GeV and the proton structure functions (1978) (26)
μ-Atomic Lyman and Balmer Series in Ti, TiO 2 . and Mn (1967) (26)
Method for Measuring Neutron-Absorption Cross Sections by the Effect on the Reactivity of a Chain-Reacting Pile (1947) (26)
Total Cross Section of Negative Pions in Hydrogen (1952) (24)
New determination of the. pi. /sup -/ mass from pionic-atom transition energies (1976) (24)
Further Muonic-Atom Test of Vacuum Polarization (1977) (22)
New muonic-atom test of vacuum polarization (1975) (21)
SCATTERING OF POSITIVE PIONS BY HYDROGEN AT 189 MEV (1955) (21)
Ordinary and Exchange Scattering of Negative Pions by Hydrogen (1952) (20)
CAUSALITY IN THE PION-PROTON SCATTERING (1955) (19)
Search for the electronic decay of the positive pion (1957) (18)
Scattering and Capture of Pions by Hydrogen (1952) (17)
MUONIC X RAYS IN $sup 206$Pb AND POSSIBLE OBSERVATION OF NUCLEAR POLARIZATION. (1969) (16)
On the detection of 50 MeV γ-rays with a large modularized NaI(Tl) detector (1979) (16)
Double magnetic lens nuclear spectrometer. (1949) (15)
Muonic X rays and capture γ rays in 89Y (1970) (14)
Properties of Inclusive Hadron Spectra in Muon-Nucleon Scattering at 150 GeV/c. (1976) (14)
Transverse Momentum and Angular Distributions of Hadrons in Muon-Proton Scattering and Tests of Quantum Chromodynamics (1980) (14)
Alpha particle thickness gauge using a solid state detector (1961) (14)
Production of Low Energy Neutrons by Filtering through Graphite (1946) (14)
μ-Mesonic X-Ray Energies and Nuclear Radii for Fourteen Elements fromZ=12 to 50 (1963) (13)
Limit on Parity Nonconservation in p -Nucleus Scattering at 6 GeV/ c (1975) (13)
AIP 50th anniversary physics vade mecum (1981) (12)
μ-Mesonic X Rays in the Iron Region (1962) (12)
FINE STRUCTURE AND ISOTOPE SHIFT IN MUONIC LEAD (1966) (11)
Boson production in p-p collisions at 12.3 Bev/c. (1967) (10)
Scientific uses of the MANIAC (1986) (10)
FORWARD DIFFERENTIAL CROSS SECTIONS FOR THE REACTION p + p $Yields$ d + $pi$$sup +$ IN THE RANGE 3.4 TO 12.3 GeV/c. (1968) (10)
Branching Ratios in the Fission of Uranium (235) (1941) (10)
Synchrocyclotron for 450‐Mev Protons (1952) (9)
SCATTERING OF PIONS BY HYDROGEN AT 165 MEV (1955) (9)
DEUTERIUM TOTAL CROSS SECTIONS FOR POSITIVE AND NEGATIVE PIONS (1952) (9)
Regulator Systems for Electromagnets (1937) (8)
Magnetic Moment of the Deuteron (1951) (8)
Measurement of electron screening in muonic lead (1977) (8)
Magnetic Moment of the Triton (1947) (7)
Measurements of the differential cross section of the reaction pp-->dpi+ from 3.0 to 5.0 GeVc (1974) (7)
Electron Decay of the Positive Pion (1959) (7)
Resonance Capture of Neutrons by Uranium (1950) (7)
Upper limit for the decay. mu. /sup +/. -->. e/sup +/. gamma (1979) (6)
MUOPRODUCTION OF NEUTRAL STRANGE HADRONS AT 225-GEV (1980) (6)
Diffractive production of rho mesons by 147-GeV muons. [Cross sections] (1977) (6)
CROSS SECTIONS FOR p + p $Yields$ d + rho$sup +$ FROM 4.0 TO 12.3 GeV/c AND A SEARCH FOR THE delta . (1971) (6)
Hadron Production in Muon - Proton and Muon - Deuteron Collisions (1979) (6)
Construction and Initial Tests of the Time Projection Chamber at TRIUMF (1981) (6)
Early history of Physics with accelerators (1982) (5)
Apparatus for direct counting of beta-rays from two-dimensional protein gels: measurement of changes in protein synthesis due to changes in density of Chinese hamster ovary cells. (1987) (5)
Machine analysis of pion scattering by the maximum likelihood method (1957) (5)
The preparation of pressed Ra + Be neutron sources. (1947) (5)
High Frequency Filament Supply for Ion Sources (1937) (5)
The Legacy of Fermi and Szilard (1974) (4)
Simple Capture of Neutrons by Uranium (1939) (4)
A multiwire proportional chamber based system for digitizing electrophoretic gels (1986) (4)
Fiber-optics light guides for thin scintillators (1981) (3)
Meson Experiments with Enrico Fermi (1955) (3)
Nuclear Cross Sections for Negative Pions of Energy 109 and 133 Mev (1952) (3)
Magnetic Moment of He 3 (1948) (2)
Search for the Decay +?e++? (1964) (2)
Enrico Fermi 1901–1954 (1955) (2)
Spark Chamber Data‐Handling System Using Television Cameras (1964) (2)
Determination of isotopic differences in mesic x-rays in calcium☆ (1963) (2)
The University of Chicago 170-Inch Synchrocyclotron Progress Report II July 1948-July 1949 (1947) (2)
Update on the TPC at triumf (1984) (2)
From Professor Fermi's Notebooks (1955) (1)
Time projection spectrometer (1979) (1)
Mesic Atoms and Nuclear Structure. Y. N. Kim. North-Holland, Amsterdam, and Elsevier, New York, 1971. xii, 250 pp., illus. $20. A North-Holland Research Monograph in the Field of Nuclear Physics (1973) (1)
Neutron-Antineutron Conversion Experiments (1982) (1)
Fermi, Szilard and Trinity. (1974) (1)
The Magnetic Exchange Moment for He 3 and H 3 (1948) (1)
Vacuum Polarization in Muonic Atoms (1970) (1)
Neutron-antineutron experiment at Los Alamos Omega West Reactor (1982) (0)
Deep Inelastic Muon and Electron Scattering as a Probe for Quarks and Gluons in the Nucleon (1980) (0)
170-INCH SYNCHROCYCLOTRON PROGRESS REPORT III JULY 1949 - JULY 1950 (1950) (0)
Complete differential cross sections for the reaction pp $Yields$ d$pi$$sup +$ from 3.0 to 5.0 GeV/c (1974) (0)
New Results in Muon-Production of Hadrons at High-Energies (1976) (0)
Diffractive Production of rho Mesons by 150-GeV Muons (1976) (0)
Storage Battery Eliminator for Electrometer Tubes (1941) (0)
Generalized Vector Dominance and the Low $q^{2} \mu p$ and $\mu d$ Inelastic Scattering at 150-GeV (1976) (0)
Effects on nuclear structure in mu-atomic spectra (1966) (0)
Erratum: Coherent production ofρmesons in muon-carbon scattering at 150 and 100 GeV (1981) (0)
Progress in Harnessing Power from Uranium (1940) (0)
Search for muon electron conversion μ−+Ti → e−+Ti (1985) (0)
The Number of Neutrons Emitted by Ra + Be Source. Source II - Experiments in a Water Tanks, (1942) (0)
Evidence for quarks and gluons (1980) (0)
Dispersion in the pion-proton scattering (1956) (0)
Generalized vector dominance and the low q/sup 2/. mu. p and. mu. d inelastic scattering at 150 GeV. [Cross sections, structure functions] (1976) (0)
Production ratios for hadrons produced in muon-proton inelastic scattering at 219 GeV (1981) (0)
Multiparticle production in pi- p collisions at 100 GeV (1970) (0)
New apparatus for direct counting of. beta. particles from two-dimensional gels and an application to changes in protein synthesis due to cell density (1987) (0)
SEARCH FOR THE DECAY MUON(+) TO E(+)+GAMMA, (1963) (0)
$mu$p inelastic scattering experiment No. 98 at NAL (1973) (0)
Search for. mu. /sup +/. -->. e/sup +/. gamma (1982) (0)
P Hysical Revi Ew Letters Notes on Antibaryon Interactions (0)
Early Days of the Chain Reaction (1973) (0)
Interaction of $\pi$ mesons with complex nuclei (1952) (0)
Measurements of the Nucleon Structure Function in Muon Deep Inelastic Scattering at 100-GeV/c and 150-GeV/c (1976) (0)
THE UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO 170-INCH SYNCHRO-CYCLOTRON JULY 1950-JANUARY 1952. (Final Report) (1952) (0)
Parity violation at 6 GeV/c. [Total cross sections] (1976) (0)

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