Lincoln LaPaz | Academic Influence

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Lincoln LaPaz is affiliated with the following schools: University of Chicago, Harvard University, Wichita State University, University of New Mexico

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According to Wikipedia, Lincoln LaPaz was an American astronomer from the University of New Mexico and a pioneer in the study of meteors. Early life and education He was born in Wichita, Kansas on February 12, 1897 to Charles Melchior LaPaz and Emma Josephine . He earned his Bachelor of Arts in 1920 in mathematics at Fairmont College and also taught there between 1917 and 1920. He earned his master's degree via a scholarship at Harvard University, completed in 1922. On June 18, 1922, he married Leota Ray Butler and later had two children, Leota Jean and Mary Strode. Between 1922 and 1925 he taught at Dartmouth College.

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Lincoln LaPaz's Published Works

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Published Papers

The Nortonite fall and its mineralogy (1951) (28)
THE FORMATION OF CRATERS BY HIGH‐SPEED PARTICLES* (1953) (18)
ADVANCES OF THE PERIGEES OF EARTH-SATELLITES PREDICTED BY GENERAL RELATIVITY (1954) (14)
THE ACHONDRITIC SHOWER OF FEBRUARY 18, 1948 (1949) (13)
METEORITIC MATERIAL FROM THE WOLF CREEK, WESTERN AUSTRALIA, CRATER (CN =– 1278, 192)* (1954) (12)
The Effects of Meteorites Upon the Earth (Including its Inhabitants, Atmosphere, and Satellites) (1958) (11)
Magnetic Damping of Rotation of the Vanguard I Satellite (1960) (11)
PRELIMINARY NOTE ON THE CHICO, NEW MEXICO, AEROLITE (CN = 1042,365)* (1954) (7)
The Norton County, Kansas, Meteorite. (1948) (6)
Petrology and shock age of the Palo Blanco Creek eucrite (1984) (5)
Notes on the Ungava Crater of Quebec, Canada (1954) (4)
METEORITE‐SECTIONING EQUIPMENT AT THE INSTITUTE OF METEORITICS (1953) (4)
On the Identification of Terrestrial Meteorite Craters (1953) (2)
PRELIMINARY NOTE ON THE BELLY RIVER, ALBERTA, CANADA, AEROLITE (CN =+ 1130,495) (1953) (2)
Space nomads; meteorites in sky, field & laboratory (1961) (2)
PRELIMINARY NOTE ON THE LAKE MURRAY, CARTER COUNTY, OKLAHOMA, SIDERITE (CN =+ 0970,341) (1953) (2)
THE PHOTOGRAPHY OF HIGH‐SPEED METALLIC JETS* (1953) (2)
ON THE ORIGIN OF METEORITES (1954) (2)
A RECENT MACRO‐SPICULAR RECOVERY FROM THE GLORIETA, NEW MEXICO, FALL (CN = 1058,356)* (1956) (2)
THE INSTITUTE OF METEORITICS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO (1953) (2)
On a Converse of Kneser's Transversality Theorem (1935) (1)
The Weatherford, Oklahoma, Meteorite (ECN =+988,358)* (1949) (1)
A PRELIMINARY REPORT ON THE PINTO MOUNTAINS, RIVERSIDE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA, CHONDRITE (CN = 1161,337:)* (1955) (1)
THE ADRAR (= CHINGUETTI), MAURITANIA, FRENCH WEST AFRICA, METEORITE (CN = 0127,202)* (1954) (1)
The Discovery and Interpretation of Nickel-iron Granules Associated with Meteorite Craters (1953) (1)
The Belmont meteorite investigations (1962) (0)
THE CANADIAN FIREBALL PROCESSION OF 1913 FEBRUARY 9 (1956) (0)
TRIGONOMETRIC SOLUTION OF THE QUADRATIC (1949) (0)
On the magnetic damping of rotation of artificial satellites of the Earth (1960) (0)
The Norton County, Kansas, Meteorite (1948) (0)
Chains of Factorable Binomials (1965) (0)
Sabot-Projectiles for Cannon (1943) (0)
Meteoritical Society (1953) (0)
A Possible Meteorite Crater in Northeastern New Mexico (1949) (0)
A PRELIMINARY REPORT ON THE DUMAS, MOORE COUNTY, TEXAS, AEROLITE (CN = 1017,357:)* (1956) (0)

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