Lloyd Motz

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Lloyd Motz is affiliated with the following schools: University of Colorado, University of Denver, Columbia University

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Lloyd Motz

Physics

#1573

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#2398

Historical Rank

#657

USA Rank

Astronomy

#322

World Rank

#648

Historical Rank

#175

USA Rank

Astrophysics

#824

World Rank

#881

Historical Rank

#196

USA Rank

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PhD Physics Columbia University
Masters Physics Columbia University
Bachelors Physics Columbia University

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According to Wikipedia, Lloyd Motz was an American astronomer. Biography Born in Pennsylvania, Motz graduated from the City College of New York 1930 and earned a Ph.D. in physics from Columbia University in 1936. Motz began teaching at Columbia the same year he completed his Ph.D., but over the years also taught courses at the City College of New York, Queens College, Polytechnic University, and The New School. From 1959 to 1992 he mentored in a program he initiated, the Columbia University Science Honors Program for high school students. College courses he taught included introductory astronomy, astronomical physics, and celestial mechanics. During the 1970s he hosted a television program, Exploration of the Universe. He founded the Phi Beta Kappa chapter at Columbia's School of General Studies. A scholarship was established at Columbia in Motz's honor in 1996.

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Lloyd Motz's Published Works

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Published Works

The Structure and Evolution of Stars (1989) (198)
Gauge invariance and the structure of charged particles (1962) (39)
The world of the atom (1966) (38)
On the Radius of Gyration of Stars. (1952) (34)
Gauge invariance and the quantization of mass (of gravitational charge) (1972) (30)
A gravitational theory of the μ-meson and leptons in general (1970) (22)
Seventh Texas Symposium on Relativistic Astrophysics (1975) (19)
Astrophysics and stellar structure (1970) (18)
The story of physics (1989) (18)
Molecules, crystals, and quantum statistics (1966) (15)
Three-Component Optically Compensated Varifocal System* (1962) (15)
Quantum Mechanics and the Relativistic Hamilton-Jacobi Equation (1964) (12)
The Scattering of Thermal Neutrons by Deuterons (1940) (12)
On Space Quantization in Time Varying Magnetic Fields (1936) (11)
Quantization and the Classical Hamilton-Jacobi Equation (1962) (11)
Essentials of Astronomy (1976) (11)
The gravitational charge 1/2 $$\sqrt {hc} $$ as a unifying principle in physicsas a unifying principle in physics (1979) (11)
Averages Over Portions of Configuration Space (1934) (8)
The Atomic Scientists: A Biographical History (1989) (8)
The Concepts of Science (1988) (7)
The Story Of Mathematics (1993) (7)
Ancient cosmologies (1976) (7)
The quantization of gravitational charge and the value of the fine-structure constant (1977) (7)
GAUGE INVARIANCE AND THE LORENTZ PONDERMOTIVE FORCE (1960) (6)
The conservation principles and Kepler’s laws of planetary motion (1975) (6)
SEVENTH TEXAS SYMPOSIUM ON RELATIVISTIC ASTROPHYSICS: December 16–20 (1975) (6)
THE SPACE PROGRAM (1973) (5)
Existence of Net Electric Charges on Stars (1961) (5)
Gauge Invariance and Classical Electrodynamics (1953) (5)
On the Nature of a Polished Surface (1942) (5)
Dynamical model ofSU3 for baryons based on a gravitationally bound linear rotator (1977) (4)
NONCONSERVATION OF REST MASS AND THE DIRAC EQUATION (1954) (4)
Third-Order Aberration Theory for Varifocal Systems (1957) (4)
This is astronomy. (1958) (4)
Geometric Derivation of Radial Acceleration Magnitude. (1995) (4)
THE PROTON-PROTON REACTION AND ENERGY PRODUCTION IN THE SUN (1953) (4)
The Spacing of Energy Levels in Light Nuclei (1938) (3)
Book-Review - the Concepts of Science - from Newton to Einstein (1988) (3)
The Story Of Astronomy (1995) (3)
A MODEL FOR A HOMOGENEOUS STAR OF MODERATE MASS (1965) (3)
On the Sun's Interior. I. (1953) (2)
The Universe: Its Beginning and End (1975) (2)
A gravity generation of electromagnetic radiation and the luminosity of quasars (1972) (2)
On the Recent Discoveries Concerning Jupiter and Venus. (1962) (2)
Dictionary of astronomy, space, and atmospheric phenomena (1979) (2)
Sensible mathematics (1990) (2)
Conquering Mathematics: From Arithmetic to Calculus (1991) (2)
The Unfolding Universe: A Stellar Journey (1989) (2)
The Solar Internal Opacity and Constitution. I (1954) (2)
The Quantization of Electric Charge (1992) (2)
Cosmology (The Structure and Evolution of the Universe) (1989) (2)
The Neutron-Deuteron Scattering Cross Section (1940) (1)
Vectors and Coordinate Systems (1988) (1)
The Dark Matter in the Universe and the Origin of Cosmic Radiation (1992) (1)
The Physics of Galileo (1989) (1)
Cosmological consequences of the existence of the unit gravitational charge $$(\hbar c/4G)^{\tfrac{1}{2}} $$ (1983) (1)
THE STRUCTURE OF CHEMICALLY HOMOGENEOUS MAIN-SEQUENCE STARS (1972) (1)
Jean Perrin ( 1870-1942 ) from Brownian Motion and Molecular Reality (2006) (1)
β-Radioactivity of Neutrons (1935) (1)
Origin of the Quantum Theory (1989) (1)
Stellar Masses and Radii (1989) (1)
A Simple Thermodynamic Derivation of the Quantum Formula ε = hν (1973) (1)
Albert Einstein and the Theory of Relativity (1989) (1)
GRAVITY GENERATION OF ELECTROMAGNETIC RADIATION AND THE LUMINOSITY OF QUASARS (1998) (1)
Newton’s Law of Gravity (1988) (1)
The branching ratios of Θ− calculated from a gravitational model of baryons (1981) (1)
Gauge invariance and the Hamilton-Jacobi equation (1970) (1)
Putting a charge on a quark (1986) (0)
Kerr‐Newman Metric and the Structure of Elementary Fermions (1990) (0)
The Number System (1991) (0)
On the Recent Discoveries Concerning Jupiter and Venus (1962) (0)
Quark Conservation and the Structure of Leptons (2001) (0)
Astronomy, A to Z. (1964) (0)
SECTION OF PHYSICAL SCIENCES: HOMOGENEOUS MAIN SEQUENCE MODELS WITH CONVECTIVE CORES—II* (1968) (0)
Apsidal Motion and Radius of Gyration of Solar Models. (1954) (0)
The General Theory of Relativity (1989) (0)
The Perfect Gas Law (1988) (0)
Comets, Meteors, and Interplanetary Dust (1989) (0)
Heat, Radiation, and the Temperatures of Stars (1989) (0)
The Origin and Development of Astrophysics (1995) (0)
Relativity and Astronomy (1995) (0)
The Electromagnetic Theory (1988) (0)
The Geometry of Straight Line Figures (1991) (0)
Asimov by the Armful (1978) (0)
The Origins of Astronomy (1995) (0)
The Rise of Modern Astronomy (1995) (0)
The Calculus and Mathematics in Science (1991) (0)
The Revival of European Astronomy (1995) (0)
Beyond the Stars: The Galaxies (1995) (0)
Newton’s Law of Gravity and His Contemporaries (1989) (0)
The Laws of Radiation (1988) (0)
The Apsidal Motion in Binary Stars Built on a Point-Source Convective-Core Model with Varying Gjillotine Factor. (1941) (0)
Acceleration, Force, and Mass (1988) (0)
Structures and Forces (1988) (0)
The Beginning of the New Age of Astronomy: Beyond the Solar System (1995) (0)
The Unfolding Universe (1989) (0)
The Faraday-Maxwell Era (1989) (0)
Stellar Evolution and the Beginning of Galactic Astronomy (1995) (0)
The Post-Newtonian Era (1989) (0)
Newton and His Physics (1989) (0)
Pre-Galilean Science (1989) (0)
APPLICA TION OF A NEW MA THEMA TICAL METHOD TO VIBRA TION-ROTA TION INTERACTION (2005) (0)
Reply to ’’Comment on ’The conservation principles and Kepler’s laws of planetary motion’ ’’ (1976) (0)
Experimental Physics at the Close of the Nineteenth Century (1989) (0)
The Rediscovery of the earth = (La riscoperta della terra) (1980) (0)
The Apsidal Motion and Radius of Gyration of the Proton-Proton Solar Model. (1953) (0)
The Universe: Its Beginning and End@@@Amazing Universe (1979) (0)
The Broadest Laws of Physics (1989) (0)
Astronomy as a Branch of Physics (1995) (0)
This is outer space. (1960) (0)
Classical Physics Foundations for Quantum Physics (1997) (0)
On the path of Venus (1976) (0)
Tycho Brahe and Johannes Kepler (1995) (0)
The Newtonian Era (1995) (0)
Galileo, the Astronomical Telescope, and the Beginning of Modern Astronomy (1995) (0)
The Largescale Structure of the Universe - its Initial Singularity and its Dark Matter (1989) (0)
Atomic Structure and Stellar Spectra (1989) (0)
From Arithmetic to Algebra (1991) (0)
Post-Newtonian Astronomy (1995) (0)
Planck’s Black-Body Radiation Formula and Einstein’s Photon (1989) (0)
The Growth of Optics, Electricity, and Magnetism (1989) (0)
The Earth as a Gravitational Structure (1988) (0)
The Solar System and the Motions of the Planets (1988) (0)
REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE ON PUBLICATION AND AWARDS (1974) (0)
Space and Earth Sciences (1971) (0)
Irrational Numbers, Imaginary Numbers, and Other Curiosities (1991) (0)
From Aristarchus to Ptolemy: The Birth of Accurate Observational Astronomy (1995) (0)
Unitons: Playing with Numbers? (1972) (0)
The Planets and Their Motions (1989) (0)
The New Physics and Its Impact on Astronomy (1995) (0)
Spectral Classes of Stars (1989) (0)
BOOKS: The World of the Atom (1967) (0)
The Special Theory of Relativity (1989) (0)
The Apsidal Motion of Giant Binary Stars. (1950) (0)
The Properties of the Planets (1989) (0)
Homogeneous Stellar Models and the Zero-Age Time Lines. (1967) (0)
Time and Velocity (1988) (0)
The Greek Philosophers and the Early Greek Astronomers (1995) (0)
RECENT ADVANCES IN ASTROPHYSICS (1971) (0)
The Laws of Thermodynamics (1988) (0)
The Concepts of Space and Time (1988) (0)
The Milky Way (Our Galaxy) (1989) (0)
The Planck Mass as a Fundamental Entity for Particle Structure and Cosmology (1998) (0)
The Geometry of the Circle and Trigonometry (1991) (0)
The Photoelectric Effect of H 2 (1937) (0)
The Deep Interiors of Stars (1989) (0)
INTRODUCTORY REMARKS TO SESSION I (1972) (0)
Book-Review - the Story of Physics (1989) (0)

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