Marcel Schein
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Slovak-born American physicist
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Marcel Schein's Degrees
- PhD Physics Princeton University
- Masters Physics Charles University
- Bachelors Physics Charles University
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(Suggest an Edit or Addition)According to Wikipedia, Marcel Schein was a Slovak-born American physicist, best known for his work on cosmic rays. He is the father of former MIT professor Edgar Schein. Biography Marcel Schein was born in Trstená, Kingdom of Hungary on June 9, 1902.
Marcel Schein's Published Works
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- The Nature of the Primary Cosmic Radiation and the Origin of the Mesotron (1941) (88)
- The Extraordinary Increase of Cosmic‐Ray Intensity on November 19, 1949 (1950) (53)
- NUCLEAR INTERACTIONS AND MEAN FREE PATHS OF PROTONS, NEUTRONS, AND ALPHA PARTICLES AT ENERGIES AROUND 250 Bev NUCLEON (1961) (47)
- Evidence for the multiple production of mesons in a single nucleon-nucleon collision (1950) (45)
- Nuclear Interactions of Protons, Neutrons, and Shower Particles of Very High Energy in Nuclear Emulsion (1961) (45)
- Heavy Nuclei in the Primary Cosmic Radiation at Prince Albert, Canada. II (1961) (43)
- Analysis of properties of secondary particles in nucleon-nucleon collisions at very high energy (1955) (30)
- The Absorption of theKαLine of Carbon in Various Gases and its Dependence upon Atomic Number (1931) (26)
- Narrow Shower of Pure Photons at 100 000 Feet (1954) (25)
- Burst Frequency as a Function of Energy (1939) (22)
- NUCLEAR INTERACTION OF A PROTON OF ABOUT 10$sup 15$ ev PRODUCING AN ELECTRON-PHOTON CASCADE OF 2.4 X 10$sup 13$ ev (1959) (19)
- Heavy unstable particles produced in the high energy pion beam of the Berkeley Bevatron (1956) (15)
- A Study of the Production and Absorption of Mesotrons in the Substratosphere (1940) (14)
- Multiple Meson Production in Nucleon-Nucleon Interactions at Energies of1012ev (1959) (13)
- Heavy Nuclei in the Primary Cosmic Radiation at Prince Albert, Canada. I. Carbon, Nitrogen, and Oxygen (1959) (13)
- The Reflection of theKαLine of Carbon from Quartz and its Relation to Index of Refraction and Absorption Coefficient (1931) (11)
- Intensity and Rate of Production of Mesotrons in the Stratosphere (1940) (10)
- Nuclear Disintegrations as Detected with Electron-Sensitive Emulsions Exposed in the Stratosphere (1950) (9)
- Production of Secondaries in Paraffin by Primary Cosmic-Ray Particles (1943) (8)
- Evidence for the Production of Penetrating Secondary Cosmic-Ray Particles in the Atmosphere (1938) (8)
- High energy nuclear interactions of cosmic ray particles close to the top of the atmosphere (1951) (8)
- Light of Very Short Wave-Length (2100 A.) in the Solar Spectrum (1934) (7)
- Diurnal Variation of Primary Cosmic-Ray Heavy Nuclei (1950) (7)
- The Mean Life of Negative Mesotrons in Sodium Fluoride (1948) (6)
- ANALYSIS OF 405-MEV PROTON AND 222-MEV NEGATIVE PION STARS (1954) (6)
- The Intensity of Primary Heavy Nuclei in the Stratosphere at Night (1950) (6)
- Narrow Angle Pairs of Particles from Nuclear Interactions (1952) (5)
- Binding Energy of Tritium Hyperfragments (1956) (5)
- A Large Fluctuation in the Rate of Production of Nuclear Disintegrations Following a Solar Flare (1950) (5)
- Nucleon-Nucleon Interactions at Energies greater than 1012 eV (1958) (4)
- Multiple Coulomb Scattering of High Energy Pions in Photographic Emulsions (1951) (4)
- CAPTURE OF K-MESONS BY NUCLEI (1956) (4)
- THE ENERGY OF NUCLEON-NUCLEON COLLISIONS (1953) (4)
- PRODUCTION SPECTRUM OF MESONS IN HIGH-ENERGY NUCLEON-NUCLEON COLLISIONS (1958) (3)
- TIME VARIATION OF PRIMARY HEAVY NUCLEI IN COSMIC RADIATION (1956) (3)
- Intensity and Rate of Production of Mesotrons as a Function of Altitude (1939) (3)
- Observations on Large Cosmic-Ray Bursts at an Altitude of 3500 Meters (1949) (3)
- On the Production of Mesotrons (1941) (3)
- THE INTENSITY OF THE TOTAL AND OF THE HARD COMPONENT OF THE COSMIC RADIATION AS A FUNCTION OF ALTITUDE AT GEOMAGNETIC LATITUDES OF 28 N AND 55 N (1951) (3)
- Analysis of properties of secondary particles in nucleon-nucleon collisions at very high energy (1955) (3)
- Ultra-violet Luminescence of Sodium Chloride (1936) (2)
- Cosmic rays in the stratosphere. (1948) (2)
- The Latitude Effect of the Hard Component as a Function of Altitude (1947) (2)
- Cosmic-Ray Investigations on Mt. McKinley (1948) (2)
- Mesotron Production in the Atmosphere (1939) (2)
- Cosmic-Ray Studies of Penetrating Showers and Bremsstrahlung at 11 200 Feet by Using Plastic Scintillation Counters (1955) (2)
- The East-West Asymmetry of the Hard Component of the Cosmic Radiation (1948) (2)
- Multiple Events Produced in Hydrogen by Very High Energy Cosmic-Ray Particles at an Altitude of 90,000 Feet (1951) (2)
- PRODUCTION OF HIGH-ENERGY ELECTRON PAIRS BY NEGATIVE PIONS IN NUCLEAR COLLISIONS (1953) (2)
- SCINTILLATION COUNTER STUDY OF ENERGY SPECTRA OF COSMIC-RAY PHOTONS AND ELECTRONS AT 11,200 FEET (1955) (1)
- On the Change of the Mean Life of Negative Mesotrons (1947) (1)
- A Large Nuclear Disintegration Produced by a Very High Energy Alpha-Particle of the Cosmic Radiation (1949) (1)
- On the production of nucleons and mesons in the cosmic radiation (1949) (1)
- Cooperative emulsion research (1957) (1)
- THE ABSORPTION CURVE OF THE COSMIC RADIATION IN THE STRATOSPHERE (1952) (1)
- On the Production of Cosmic-Ray Mesotrons by Primary Protons (1947) (1)
- 1)ON THE ARTIFICIAL PRODUCTION OF V°_1-PARTICLES BY 227-MEV π^--MESONS GENERATED IN THE CHICAGO CYCLOTRON (1953) (1)
- A Narrow Angle Pair of Particles Produced in Hydrogen (1952) (1)
- Creation of a "sgr" Meson by a Highly Ionizing Nucleus in the Cosmic Radiations. (1949) (0)
- On the production of cosmic-ray stars in the stratosphere (1949) (0)
- THE NATURE OF THE NUCLEAR INTERACTIONS AT ENERGIES /GREATER THAN/ 10$sup 12$EV (1960) (0)
- The charge spectrum of the cosmic radiation at 41° N (1958) (0)
- Heavy unstable particles produced in the high energy pion beam of the Berkeley Bevatron (1956) (0)
- CAPTURE OF K$sup -$-MESON WITH EMISSION OF HIGH-ENERGY ELECTRON AS THE ONLY VISIBLE PRONG (1955) (0)
- On the Production of Mesotrons in Cosmic-Ray Stars in the Stratosphere (1948) (0)
- HIGH-ENERGY ELECTRON PAIR PRODUCED BY 113-MEV POSITIVE PION (1954) (0)
- PRECISION MICROSCOPE FOR LARGE NUCLEAR PLATES (1958) (0)
- Production of Heavily Ionizing Particles by X-Rays Generated by a 100-Mev Betatron (1946) (0)
- Nuclear Distruptions in the Stratosphere (1950) (0)
- Intensity of cosmic-ray stars and slow mesons in the stratosphere (1949) (0)
- On the Particles Initiating High Energy Penetrating Showers (1950) (0)
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