Martin Julian Buerger

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According to Wikipedia, Martin Julian Buerger was an American crystallographer. He was a Professor of Mineralogy at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. He invented the X-ray precession camera for studies in crystallography. Buerger authored twelve textbooks/monographs and over 200 technical articles. He was awarded the Arthur L. Day Medal by the Geological Society of America in 1951. The mineral fluor-buergerite was named for him. The MJ Buerger Award was established in his honor.

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A handbook of lattice spacings and structures of metals and alloys. (1961) (699)
The Powder Method in X‐Ray Crystallography (1958) (500)
Crystal Structure Analysis (1960) (340)
Refinement of the crystal structure of andalusite (1961) (135)
The Genesis of Twin Crystals (1945) (112)
Distribution of Atoms in High Chalcocite, Cu2S (1963) (108)
Derivative Crystal Structures (1947) (92)
Vector space : and its application in crystal-structure investigation (1959) (90)
The Detailed Structure of Nepheline, KNa3Al4Si4O16 (1954) (73)
The structure of Ba3(VO4)2 (1970) (68)
The crystal structure of coesite, the dense, high-pressure form of silica (1959) (67)
Assessment of the Several Structures Proposed for Tourmaline (1962) (65)
The precession method in X-ray crystallography (1964) (65)
The Laue method (1975) (59)
The structure and composition of the mineral pharmacosiderite (1967) (54)
Translation-gliding in crystals (1930) (53)
THE CRYSTAL STRUCTURES OF WOLLASTONITE AND PECTOLITE. (1961) (47)
A new approach to crystal-structure analysis (1951) (46)
The determination of the crystal structure of tourmaline (1950) (44)
The crystal structure of berthierite, FeSb2S4 (1955) (43)
The crystal structure of potassium hexatitanate K2Ti6O13 (1962) (40)
The Symmetry and Crystal Structure of the Minerals of the Arsenopyrite Group (1936) (39)
Determination of the crystal structure of nepheline (1954) (39)
Elementary Crystallography: An Introduction to the Fundamental Geometrical Features of Crystals (1963) (35)
The Crystal Structure of Jamesonite, FePb4Sb6S14 (1957) (33)
The Determination of the Crystal Structure of Pectolite,Ca2NaHSi3O9 (1956) (33)
Metamorphism of minerals (1947) (32)
The Lineage Structure of Crystals (1934) (32)
The photography of the reciprocal lattice (1944) (32)
Introduction to crystal geometry (1971) (30)
The Correction of X-Ray Diffraction Intensities for Lorentz and Polarization Factors. (1940) (29)
Low-chalcocite and high-chalcocite (1944) (29)
The Crystal Structure of Diglycine Hydrochloride, 2(C2H5O2N) ·HCl (1957) (27)
The crystal structure of marcasite (1931) (25)
Generalized Microscopy and the Two‐Wave‐Length Microscope (1950) (24)
The Symmetry and Crystal Structure of Manganite, Mn (OH)O (1936) (23)
The Crystal Structure of Livingstonite, HgSb4S8 (1957) (23)
The determination and refinement of the structure of narsarsukite, Na2TiOSi4O10 (1962) (22)
Historical atlas of crystallography (1990) (22)
The structure of tourmaline (1948) (21)
The crystal structure of cubanite (1947) (21)
The Crystal Structure of Valentinite (Orthorhombic Sb2O3)1) (1938) (20)
THE CRYSTAL STRUCTURE OF TERRAMYCIN HYDROCHLORIDE. (1960) (20)
Confirmation of the crystal structure of pentlandite (1956) (20)
X-ray powder data for ore minerals: The Peacock atlas*. (1962) (19)
The plastic deformation of ore minerals a preliminary investigation: galena, sphalerite, chalcopyrite pyrrhotite and pyrite (18)
Interatomic Distances in Marcasite and Notes on the Bonding in Crystals of Löllingite, Arsenopyrite, and Marcasite Types (1937) (18)
The Crystalline Phases of Soap. (1945) (17)
Nomenclature for crystal families, Bravais-lattice types and arithmetic classes. Report of the International Union of Crystallography Ad-Hoc Committee on the Nomenclature of Symmetry (1985) (16)
Apparatus for making X-ray powder photographs at Controlled, Elevated Temperatures (1943) (15)
THE ARRANGEMENT OF ATOMS IN CRYSTALS OF THE WOLLASTONITE GROUP OF METASILICATES. (1956) (14)
Some new functions of interest in x-ray crystallography. (1950) (14)
Note on reduced cells (1960) (14)
The relative energies of rings of tetrahedra (1960) (14)
Rhodizite: Structure and Composition (1966) (13)
Serendibite, a complicated, new, inorganic crystal structure. (1974) (13)
The Precision Determination of the Linear and Angular Lattice Constants of Single Crystals. (1937) (12)
Crystals with the warwickite structure (1972) (12)
THE STRUCTURE OF CUBANITE, CuFe2S3 AND THE COÖRDINATION OF FERROMAGNETIC IRON (1945) (12)
Optically Reciprocal Gratings and Their Application to Synthesis of Fourier Series. (1941) (11)
The crystal structure of FeCoOBO3 (1972) (11)
The Design of X-Ray Powder Cameras (1945) (10)
Crystal Polymorphism (1937) (10)
The Photography of Interatomic Distance Vectors and of Crystal Patterns. (1939) (10)
The plastic deformation of ore minerals Part 2.(Concluded) (1928) (10)
PARTIAL FOURIER SYNTHESES AND THEIR APPLICATION TO THE SOLUTION OF CERTAIN CRYSTAL STRUCTURES. (1956) (9)
Proofs and generalizations of Patterson's theorems on homometric complementary sets (1976) (9)
The Lower Hydrates of Soap. (1942) (9)
A New Fourier Series Technique for Crystal Structure Determination. (1942) (9)
The Crystal Structure of Gudmundite (FeSbS) and its Bearing on the Existence Field of the Arsenopyrite Structural Type (1939) (8)
X-Ray Crystallography: An Introduction to the Investigation of Crystals by Their Diffraction of Monochromatic X-Radiation (1942) (8)
Exploration of cyclotomic point sets for tautoeikonic complementary pairs (1977) (7)
Thermal effect in opal below room temperature. (1972) (7)
The crystal structure of rhodizite (1967) (7)
The Characteristics of Soap Hemihydrate Crystals. (1942) (7)
The structure of nepheline (1946) (7)
Note on the symmetry and cell of calcium orthovanadate (1969) (7)
The significance of “block structure” in crystals (1932) (7)
Limitation of Electron Density by the Patterson Function. (1950) (7)
The photography of atoms in crystals. (1950) (7)
The Interpretation of Harker Syntheses (1946) (7)
Interpoint distances in cyclotomic sets (1978) (7)
Polymorphism of Antimony Trioxide and the Structure of the Orthorhombic Form (1937) (7)
The Application of Plane Groups to the Interpretation of Weissenberg Photographs (1935) (7)
The crystal structure of the mineral pollucite. (1967) (7)
Phase Determination with the Aid of Implication Theory (1948) (6)
The Crystal Structure of Löllingite, FeAs2 (1932) (6)
The Temperature-Structure-Composition Behavior of Certain Crystals. (1934) (6)
Ckystallographic Relations Between Cuban-Ite Segregation Plates, Chalcopyrite Matrix, and Secondary Chalcopyrite Twins (1934) (6)
Solution Functions for Solving Superposed Patterson Syntheses. (1953) (5)
The Hydrate Nature of Soap (1945) (5)
The cell and symmetry of pyrrhotite (1947) (5)
SOME RELATIONS FOR CRYSTALS WITH SUBSTRUCTURES. (1954) (5)
The Weissenberg Reciprocal Lattice Projection and the Technique of Interpreting Weissenberg Photographs. (1934) (5)
Reduced Cells (1957) (5)
THE CRYSTAL STRUCTURE AND TWINNING OF Co2S3 (1955) (4)
Organic Chemical Crystallography. A. I. Kitaigorodskii (translated from the Russian). Consultants Bureau, New York, 1961. x + 541 pp. Illus. $17.50 (1962) (4)
Crystallographic Symmetry in Reciprocal Space. (1949) (4)
The Nonexistence of a Regular Secondary Structure in Crystals (1934) (4)
A Device for Drilling Oriented Holes in Spheres Required in the Construction of Crystal Structure Models (1935) (4)
Tables of the characteristics of the vector representations of the 230 space groups (1950) (4)
Chapter 13 – The optics of the Laue method (1975) (4)
The crystallographic symmetries determinable by x-ray diffraction. (1950) (4)
Tin ores of Chocaya, Bolivia (3)
An investigation of the crystalline phases in the system: Sodium myristate-water (1947) (3)
Numerical structure factor tables (1941) (3)
Fourier summations for symmetrical crystals (1949) (3)
The General Rôle of Composition in Polymorphism. (1936) (3)
Correction of Diffraction Amplitudes for Lorentz and Polarization Factors (1946) (3)
The geometry of projections (1965) (2)
The stuffed derivatives of the silica structures (1954) (2)
Reinitzer's Crystals: Molecular Structure and Properties of Liquid Crystals . G. W. Gray. Academic Press, New York, 1962. vii + 314 pp. Illus. 63s. (1963) (2)
The Kinetic Basis of Crystal Polymorphism. (1936) (2)
An improved collimator for single-crystal x-ray diffraction work (1964) (2)
Book reviewThe structures of the elements: By Jerry Donohue, published by Wiley-Interscience, New York, 1974; xi + 436 pages; price $22.50 (1975) (2)
Shape of the Recorded Area in Precession Photographs and Its Application in Orienting Crystals (1964) (2)
Crystallization, Theory and Practice. Andrew van Hook. Reinhold, New York, 1961. ix + 325 pp. Illus. $12.50 (1962) (2)
Observations on wood tin nodules (1928) (2)
The unit cell and space group of orpiment (1942) (2)
A Systematic Method of Investigating Superstructures, Applied to the Arsenopyrite Crystal Structural Type (1936) (2)
Some Relations Between the F's and F2's of X-Ray Diffraction (1948) (2)
Revival of FEDOROV'S crystallochemical analysis by the use of data from modern methods (1972) (1)
An Intersection Function and Its Relations to the Minimum Function of X-Ray Crystallography. (1953) (1)
Equi-inclination rotating-crystal photographs (1969) (1)
An Apparatus for Conveniently Taking Equi- Inclination Weissenberg Photographs (1936) (1)
X-ray Surface Reflection Fields and their Application to Absorption Corrections and to Background Patterns (1938) (1)
Memorial of Waldemar Lindgren (1940) (1)
The ambiguity factor in implication theory (1948) (1)
Crystals and X‐rays by K. Lonsdale (1950) (1)
Image Theory of Superposed Vector Sets. (1953) (1)
Direct Observation of Imperfections in Crystals. Proceedings of a technical conference held in St. Louis, Missouri, in March 1961. J. B. Newkirk and J. H. Wernick, Eds. Interscience (Wiley), New York, 1962. x + 617 pp. Illus. $21.50 (1962) (1)
On the Genesis of Polymorphous Forms - Sb2O3. (1937) (1)
Crystallography: an introduction for earth science (and other solid state) students by E. J. W. Whittaker (1982) (0)
Book reviewStructure-property relations: Robert E. Newnham. Springer-Verlag Berlin. 1975; ix + 234 pp., 92 figs., D.M. 72.00. (Vol. 2 of Crystal Chemistry of Non-Metallic Materials, edited by R. Roy.) (1976) (0)
Acceptance of the Roebling Medal of the Mineralogical Society of America (1959) (0)
Platicity of Crystals. K. V. Klassen- Neklyudova, Ed. Translated from the Russian. Consultants Bureau, New York, 1962. 196 pp. Illus. $12.50 (1962) (0)
The crystal struture of rhodizite Note: name of mineral altered according to IMA decision in 1999 to name the Cs dominant phase: londonite Locality: Manjaka, Madagascar (1967) (0)
The behavior of proteins in phenol. I. Ribonuclease (1962) (0)
[In memoriam Karl MATHES]. (1963) (0)
Some Relations Between the F's and F's of X-Ray Diffraction. (1948) (0)
Orthorhombic space-group projections (1981) (0)
Some desirable modifications of the international symmetry symbols. (1967) (0)
Crystalline solids by D. McKie and C. McKie (1975) (0)
Optical transforms, their preparation and application to X-ray diffraction problems by C. A. Taylor and H. Lipson (1966) (0)
An X-ray powder camera for taking photographs at low temperatures (1978) (0)
Fourier aspects of implication theory (1948) (0)
Vector sets, a correction (1950) (0)
LIST OF FORMER OFFICERS AND MEETING PLACES Honorary Presidents (1988) (0)
Some features of the Patterson transformation for point-group sets of points (1983) (0)
Note on a method of oblique illumination (1927) (0)
[The age of the eye]. (1959) (0)
[PROF. KARL THOMAS ON HIS 80TH BIRTHDAY]. (1963) (0)
The preparation of oriented polished sections of small single crystals (1936) (0)
The Weissenberg Reciprocal Lattice Projection and the Technique of Interpreting Weissenberg Photographs (0)
The development of methods and instrumentation for crystal-structure analysis (1964) (0)
THE CRYSTAL STRUCTURE AND TWINNING OF Co(2)S(3). (1955) (0)
Progress Report. (Book Reviews: Direct Observation of Imperfections in Crystals. Proceedings of a technical conference held in St. Louis, Missouri, in March 1961) (1962) (0)
THE CRYSTAL STRUCTURE AND TWINNING OF C02S3 (1954) (0)
Direct methods in crystallography. (1963) (0)
Data for the Construction of Models Illustrating the Arrangement and Packing of Atoms in Crystals (1938) (0)
Lattice Indices and Transformations in The Gnomonic Projection (1934) (0)
Chapter 9 – The polychromatic component (1975) (0)
Crystallographic data, unit cell and space group for berthierite (FeSb2S4) (1936) (0)
Graphical derivation of the several settings of an orthorhombic crystal (1982) (0)
Numerical structure factor tables /by M. J. Buerger (1953) (0)
The Cathode Assembly of Gas X‐Ray Tubes (1935) (0)
[On sex chromatin in diploid and tetraploid parenchymal nuclei in human liver punctate]. (1961) (0)
The Theory of Crystal Structure Analysis. A. I. Kitaigorodskii. Translated from the Russian by David and Katherine Harker. Consultants Bureau, New York, 1961. xi + 275 pp. Illus. $12.50 (1961) (0)
Book Review:Crystallography in North America Dan McLachlan, Jr., Jenny P. Glusker (1984) (0)
Interpretative Study: Organic Chemical Crystallography . A. I. Kitaigorodskii (translated from the Russian). Consultants Bureau, New York, 1961. x + 541 pp. Illus. $17.50. (1962) (0)
The Voyage of the St Roch, and loss of the Fort James, 1937 (1938) (0)

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