John R. Dunning

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John R. Dunning is affiliated with the following schools: Nebraska Wesleyan University, Columbia University

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According to Wikipedia, John Ray Dunning was an American physicist who played key roles in the Manhattan Project that developed the first atomic bombs. He specialized in neutron physics, and did pioneering work in gaseous diffusion for isotope separation. He was dean of the school of engineering and applied science at Columbia University from 1950 to 1969.

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Backward-Angle Electron-Proton Elastic Scattering and Proton Electromagnetic Form Factors (1971) (66)
Large-Angle Quasielastic Electron-Deuteron Scattering (1973) (56)
NUCLEON FORM FACTORS AND THEIR INTERPRETATION (1966) (55)
The interaction of neutrons with matter (1935) (53)
Some in vivo Effects of Localized Nuclear Disintegration Products on a Transplantable Mouse Sarcoma. (1940) (51)
Nuclear Fission of Separated Uranium Isotopes (1940) (48)
Electron-Proton Scattering at High Momentum Transfers (1963) (40)
Slow Neutron Velocity Spectrometer Studies I. Cd, Ag, Sb, Ir, Mn (1947) (38)
Quasi-Elastic Electron-Deuteron Scattering and Neutron Form Factors (1966) (36)
NEUTRON FORM FACTORS FROM QUASI-ELASTIC ELECTRON--DEUTERON SCATTERING. (1968) (31)
The Fission of Uranium (1939) (31)
COINCIDENCE MEASUREMENTS OF SINGLE-PION ELECTROPRODUCTION NEAR THE $delta$ (1236) RESONANCE. (1969) (31)
Velocity of Slow Neutrons by Mechanical Velocity Selector (1935) (29)
COMPARISON OF ELASTIC ELECTRON--PROTON SCATTERING CROSS SECTIONS WITH SOME THEORETICAL PREDICTIONS. (1967) (27)
Slow Neutron Velocity Spectrometer Studies of H, D, F, Mg, S, Si, and Quartz (1948) (21)
Measurement of Proton Electromagnetic Form Factors at High Momentum Transfers (1966) (21)
The Emission and Scattering of Neutrons (1934) (21)
Further Experiments on Fission of Separated Uranium Isotopes (1940) (20)
ELECTROMAGNETIC STRUCTURE OF THE NEUTRON AND PROTON (1964) (19)
MEASUREMENTS OF ELASTIC ELECTRON--PROTON SCATTERING AT HIGH MOMENTUM TRANSFER BY A COINCIDENCE TECHNIQUE. (1967) (18)
Amplifier Systems for the Measurement of Ionization by Single Particles (1934) (15)
INELASTIC SCATTERING OF ELECTRONS BY PROTONS. (1967) (14)
Properties and Measurement of Carbon 14 (1947) (12)
Half-Life of C 14 (1946) (12)
The Fourth (4n+1) Radioactive Series (1941) (11)
Experiments on the Magnetic Properties of the Neutron (1937) (11)
ELASTIC SCATTERING OF ALPHA PARTICLES FROM HELIUM (1961) (10)
Neutron Scattering Cross Sections of Para- and Orthohydrogen, and of N 2 , O 2 , and H 2 O (1938) (10)
On the Absorption Law for Slow Neutrons (1936) (10)
Scattering and Absorption of Neutrons (1933) (9)
The Velocities of Slow Neutrons (1936) (8)
Neutron Studies of Order in Fe-Ni Alloys (1940) (8)
Delayed Neutron Emission from Uranium (1939) (8)
Ionizing Particle Counters (1935) (8)
Regulator Systems for Electromagnets (1937) (8)
BARYON SPECTROSCOPY BY INELASTIC ELECTRON-PROTON SCATTERING (1965) (8)
Slow Neutron Velocity Spectrometer Studies of Cu, Ni, Bi, Fe, Sn, and Calcite (1948) (7)
Elastic Electron-Proton Scattering Cross Sections Measured by a Coincidence Technique" (1970) (7)
The Fission of Protactinium (Element 91) (1939) (6)
High Frequency Filament Supply for Ion Sources (1937) (5)
Fission of the Separated Isotopes of Uranium (1940) (5)
Experiments on the Magnetic Moment of the Neutron (1937) (5)
Interaction of Low Energy Neutrons with Atomic Nuclei (1935) (5)
ELECTRON-PROTON ELASTIC SCATTERING AT 1 AND 4 Bev (1963) (5)
Energy Distribution of Uranium Fission Fragments (1939) (4)
QUASIELASTIC ELECTRON--DEUTERON SCATTERING AT FORWARD ANGLES. (1967) (4)
Slow Neutron Spectrometer Studies of Oxygen, Nitrogen, and Argon (1948) (4)
Neutron Capture by Uranium (238) (1940) (4)
The Interaction of Neutrons with Normal and Parahydrogen (1937) (3)
The Interaction of Slow Neutrons with Gases (1938) (3)
Atomic structure and energy. (1949) (2)
Development of Atomic Energy (1946) (2)
Absorption and Detection of Slow Neutrons (1935) (2)
Thermal Equilibrium of Slow Neutrons (1935) (2)
Range Distribution of the Uranium Fission Fragments (1939) (2)
Scattering of Slow Neutrons by Paramagnetic Salts (1938) (2)
The Sign of the Magnetic Moment of the Neutron (1937) (2)
A Horizontal Projection Cloud Chamber (1937) (1)
ELECTROPRODUCTION OF PROTONS AT 1 AND 4 Bev (1964) (1)
The Absorption of Slow Neutrons in Carbon (1936) (1)
Are engineers obsolete? (1962) (1)
UNSUCCESSFUL SEARCH FOR AN EXCITED ELECTRON (1966) (1)
Productivity in the ivory tower (1965) (0)
The dental hygienist in industry. (1947) (0)
Columbia Scaling Circuits (1944) (0)
Erratum: Range Distribution of the Uranium Fission Fragments ( (1939) (0)
Hot laboratory operation and equipment : proceedings of the fifth Hot Laboratories and Equipment Conference held at Philadelphia under the general chairmanship of Frank Ring, Jr. and T.J.E. Glasson (1957) (0)
O the Electromagnetic Form Factors of the Neutron. (1965) (0)
ATOMIC ENERGY COMES OF AGE (1952) (0)
Coincidence measurements of single-pion electroproduction near the delta(1236) resonance (1971) (0)
Do scientists and engineers need each other? (1965) (0)
NUCLEAR PHYSICS RESEARCH AT COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY (1950) (0)
The future of atomic energy. (1950) (0)
Matter energy and radiation (1941) (0)
Metaborate Compounds for Internal Cyclotron Targets (1947) (0)
Proceedings of the Second Nuclear Engineering and Science Congress, held at Philadelphia, under the general chairmanship of Walter G. Whitman (1957) (0)
The Two-Year Science Program in Columbia College (1937) (0)
Matter, Energy, and Radiation: A Syllabus for Science A1, the First Semester of a Two-Year Course in Science in Columbia College (1935) (0)
SEARCH FOR THE ELECTROPRODUCTION OF THE N' (1470) RESONANCE FROM DEUTERIUM. (1968) (0)
Atomic Power and the Future (1949) (0)

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