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Joseph Weber

Physics

#517

World Rank

#894

Historical Rank

#252

USA Rank

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Joseph Weber's Degrees

PhD Physics University of Maryland, College Park

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According to Wikipedia, Joseph Weber was an American physicist. He gave the earliest public lecture on the principles behind the laser and the maser and developed the first gravitational wave detectors . Early life Joseph Weber was born in Paterson, New Jersey, on 17 May 1919, the last of four children born to Yiddish-speaking immigrant parents. His name was "Yonah" until he entered grammar school. He had no birth certificate, and his father had taken the last name of "Weber" to match an available passport in order to emigrate to the US. Thus, Joe Weber had little proof of either his family or his given name, which gave him some trouble in obtaining a passport at the height of the red scare.

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Joseph Weber's Published Works

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The effective atomic number and the calculation of the composition of phantom materials. (1969) (47)
Multivision system for 3D measurement within camera vision (1992) (7)
Fast inspection of radius, wall thickness, eccentricity and ovality at the end of high precision tubes: TRUDE 60-28 in the production (1997) (4)
Masers and Lasers. H. Arthur Klein. Lippincott, Philadelphia, 1963. 184 pp. Illus. $3.95 (1964) (1)
[A modification for reducing measurement value spread with the Hertel exophthalmometer]. (1991) (1)
Opto-electronic measurement method, a required for this device and its use. (1985) (0)
Technology for the Layman. (Book Reviews: Masers and Lasers. How they work, what they do; The Story of the Laser) (1964) (0)
The Story of the Laser. John M. Carroll. Dutton, New York, 1964. 181 pp. Illus. $3.95 (1964) (0)
Flexible calibration method for an image guided 3D laserradar scanner applicable for large volumina (1997) (0)
STEERING A SUPERTANKER. (1992) (0)
Surface inspection of transparent materials with a compact reflection sensor (1997) (0)
Multi-sensor system for surface inspection and 3D-geometry assessment (1997) (0)
Intelligent multisensor concept for image-guided 3D object measurement with scanning laser radar (1995) (0)
Sensor system for subpixel geometry and surface inspection of cuboid and ring-shaped objects (1997) (0)
Calculation of the magnetic field in plasma space from the tangential component of the induction in a single plane (1986) (0)
Masers and Lasers. How they work, what they do. M. Brotherton. McGraw-Hill, New York, 1964. xvi + 207 pp. Illus. $8.50 (1964) (0)

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