Katharine Way

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Katharine Way is affiliated with the following schools: Vassar College, California Institute of Technology, University of Tennessee, Princeton University, Stanford University, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Barnard College, Columbia University, Duke University

Katharine Way's AcademicInfluence.com Rankings

Katharine Way

Physics

#477

World Rank

#830

Historical Rank

#230

USA Rank

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Katharine Way's Degrees

Bachelors Physics Princeton University

Why Is Katharine Way Influential?

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According to Wikipedia, Katharine "Kay" Way was an American physicist best known for her work on the Nuclear Data Project. During World War II, she worked for the Manhattan Project at the Metallurgical Laboratory in Chicago. She became an adjunct professor at Duke University in 1968.

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Katharine Way's Published Works

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Published Works

The Rate of Decay of Fission Products (1948) (118)
A $beta$-DECAY ENERGY SYSTEMATICS (1954) (63)
Nuclear Data Tables (1959) (52)
Trilinear Chart of Nuclides (1957) (30)
One world or none (1946) (20)
Properties of Medium-Weight Nuclei (1956) (18)
Midstream evaluation, A=90 (1970) (17)
Fission Product Yields (1949) (17)
Radiations from radioactive atoms in frequent use (1959) (16)
MIDSTREAM EVALUATION, A = 89. (1970) (16)
MIDSTREAM EVALUATION, A = 88. (1970) (11)
Editorial: "International" Tables (1979) (6)
Nuclear level schemes : A=40-A=92 (1955) (6)
The Liquid-Drop Model and Nuclear Moments (1939) (6)
Tables of Neutron Cross Sections (1947) (5)
Circular of the Bureau of Standards no. 499:: nuclear data- a collection of experimental values of half-lives, radiation energies, relative isotopic abundances, nuclear moments, and cross sections (1950) (4)
Motion picture: combined prostatectomy. (1968) (3)
Directory to tables and reviews of angular-momentum and angular-correlation coefficients (1965) (2)
Indexing physics papers (1966) (2)
Atomic Data Related to X- and XUV Radiation (1978) (2)
Waiting for Mr. Know‐It‐All or scientific information tools we could have now (1962) (2)
Comparison of Majorana-Heisenberg and Velocity-Dependent Forces (1936) (2)
A Simple Picture of the Binding Energies of H 3 and He 5 (1939) (2)
Photoelectric Cross Section of the Deuteron (1937) (2)
A directory to nuclear data tabulations (1958) (1)
MEDIUM-ENERGY NUCLEAR PHYSICS (1952) (1)
Directory to neutron cross-section data (1973) (1)
Data‐type abstracts (1957) (1)
William H Sullivan exhibiting his trilinear chart of nuclides (1966) (1)
The Data Compilation as Part of the Information Cycle. (1962) (1)
Free enterprise in data compilation. Committees are urged to open a freeway for compilers rather than to guide and channel their steps. (1968) (1)
History of a compilation journal (1982) (1)
All the red‐legged partridges …or… 99.5% retrieval of scientific information (1965) (0)
Author's comment (1966) (0)
Supplement 3 to NBS Circular 499:: nuclear data- a collection of experimental values of half-lives, radiation energies, relative isotopic abundances, nuclear moments, and cross sections (1952) (0)
New atomic tables in 1973 (1974) (0)
CRITERIA FOR SPIN-PARITY ASSIGNMENTS* (1966) (0)
Graphs Showing Neutron Cross Sections as Functions of A, Z, or N (1948) (0)
Supplement 1 to NBS Circular 499:: nuclear data- a collection of experimental values of half-lives, radiation energies, relative isotopic abundances, nuclear moments, and cross sections (1951) (0)
Triangle Universities Nuclear Laboratory semiannual report, 31 December 1974 (1975) (0)
TABLE OF LOG ft VALUES: OCTOBER 1952 (1952) (0)
World Assize: Yes or No? (1954) (0)
Energy Levels of Nuclei A = 21 to A = 212 (1961) (0)
How to attract more girls to HIGH SCHOOL PHYSICS (1961) (0)
Citation Counts for Tables (1980) (0)
New nuclear tables in 1973 (1974) (0)
Elementary Theory of Nuclear Shell Structure . Maria Goeppert Mayer and J. Hans D. Jensen. Wiley, New York; Chapman & Hall, London, 1955. xiv + 269 pp. Illus. $7.75. (1955) (0)
REMARKS CONCERNING VERY SHORT DELAYED-NEUTRON PERIODS (1951) (0)
Supplement 2 to NBS Circular 499:: nuclear data- a collection of experimental values of half-lives, radiation energies, relative isotopic abundances, nuclear moments, and cross sections (1951) (0)

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