Mark Zemansky

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Mark Zemansky is affiliated with the following schools: City College of New York, Columbia University

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According to Wikipedia, Mark Waldo Zemansky was an American physicist. He was a professor of physics at the City College of New York for decades and is best known for co-authoring University Physics, an introductory physics textbook, with Francis Sears. The book, first published in 1949, is often referred to as "Sears and Zemansky", although Hugh Young became a coauthor in 1973.

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Mark Zemansky's Published Works

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Resonance radiation and excited atoms (1934) (1338)
Heat and thermodynamics (1952) (697)
Heat and thermodynamics : an intermediate textbook (1981) (140)
REVIEW: Resonance Radiation and Excited Atoms (1934) (78)
New Experimental Determination of Effective Cross-Sections for the Quenching of Mercury Resonance Radiation (1930) (46)
Radii and Collision Probabilities of Mestastable Neon and Mercury Atoms (1929) (42)
The Use and Misuse of the Word "Heat" in Physics Teaching (1970) (39)
Absorption and Collision Broadening of the Mercury Resonance Line (1930) (38)
Basic engineering thermodynamics (1975) (37)
Handbook of Thermophysical Properties of Solid Materials. Vol. I. Elements (Melting Temperature above 1000°F) (1961) (33)
The Diffusion of Imprisoned Resonance Radiation in Mercury Vapor (1927) (30)
The Superconducting and Normal Heat Capacities of Niobium (1953) (28)
Modern University Physics (1961) (25)
NORMAL AND SUPERCONDUCTING HEAT CAPACITIES OF LANTHANUM (1958) (25)
Heat Capacities of Vanadium and Tantalum in the Normal and Superconducting Phases (1955) (23)
BOOKS: Order and Chaos: Laws of Energy and Entropy (1973) (16)
Kelvin and Caratheodory—A Reconciliation (1966) (14)
Temperatures: Very Low and Very High (1966) (11)
The Electrical Conductivity of Rapidly Frozen Solutions of Sodium in Liquid Ammonia (1946) (11)
The Superconductivity of Columbium (1950) (10)
A SENSITIVE AND REPRODUCIBLE THERMOMETER IN THE RANGE 2 TO 20 K (1951) (10)
Behavior of the Heat Capacity of Superconducting Niobium below 4.5°K (1952) (8)
Note on the Equivalent Absorption Coefficient for Diffused Resonance Radiation (1932) (8)
The Temperature Concept from the Macroscopic Point of View (1941) (8)
Heat and thermodynamics : an intermediate textbook for students of physics, chemistry, and engineering (1957) (8)
A physics teacher looks at chemical thermodynamics (1974) (5)
Theoretical and Experimental Heat Capacities of Superconducting Metals (1952) (5)
Superconductivity of Columbium Nitride (1950) (4)
THE VAPOR-PRESSURE CURVE OF HELIUM BETWEEN 4.2 K AND 4.8 K (1954) (3)
University physics : complete volume (1964) (3)
Modern College Physics (1962) (3)
The Regelation of Ice is a Complicated Phenomenon (1965) (3)
Demonstrating Linear Thermal Expansion by Using the Catenary (1945) (2)
Low temperature physics: International Series in Pure and Applied Physics, by Charles F. Squire, Professor of Physics at the Rice Institute, Houston, Texas. McGraw-Hill Book Company, Inc., 1953. 244 and x pp. Price $6.50 (1954) (2)
Superconductivity of Columbium (1950) (2)
The Heat Capacities of Superconducting and Normal Tantalum (1953) (2)
Introductory Courses in Physics Major Curricula (1962) (1)
The Quenching of Mercury Resonance Radiation by Foreign Gases (1928) (1)
The Gibbs and Mollier Thermodynamic Surfaces (1936) (1)
A Textbook of Heat for Upperclassmen . LeRoy D. Weld. New York: Macmillan, 1948. Pp. x + 437. $5.00. (1949) (1)
Electricity and magnetism, light, and atomic physics (1960) (0)
Remarks on “The Concept of Temperature” by A. R. Miller (1952) (0)
Wave Velocities in Elementary Physics (1945) (0)
No Nu's is Good News (1965) (0)
Heat and thermodynamics : an intermediate textbook / Mark W. Zemansky, Richard H. Dittman (1981) (0)
Francis W. Sears (1976) (0)
Report of the Committee on Awards (1953) (0)
Absorption and Collision Broadening of Resonance Radiation (1930) (0)
Fields, waves, and particles (1963) (0)
Design and performance of a joule-kelvin helium liquefier (1950) (0)
Fashions in Thermodynamics (1957) (0)
Presentation of Oersted Award to Professor Richard M. Sutton (1953) (0)
Alienation by boredom (1967) (0)
Discussion on the teaching of thermodynamics (1970) (0)
Electricity and magnetism, optics, and atomic physics (1955) (0)
College: Too far, too fast? (1967) (0)
University physics : complete edition (1950) (0)
Presentation of the Oersted Award to Professor Clifford N. Wall (1954) (0)
Mechanics and thermodynamics (1960) (0)
POST‐USE REVIEW: University Physics, 6th ed (1984) (0)

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