Nina Byers

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Nina Byers is affiliated with the following schools: University of California, Berkeley, University of California, Los Angeles, University of Chicago

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Nina Byers

Physics

#911

World Rank

#1463

Historical Rank

#412

USA Rank

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Nina Byers's Degrees

PhD Physics University of California, Berkeley
Bachelors Physics University of California, Berkeley

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According to Wikipedia, Nina Byers was a theoretical physicist, research professor and professor of physics emeritus in the department of physics and astronomy, UCLA, and Fellow of Somerville College, Oxford. Contributions Byers received a B.A. from the University of California, Berkeley in 1950 and a Ph.D. from the University of Chicago in 1956.

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Nina Byers's Published Works

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THEORETICAL CONSIDERATIONS CONCERNING QUANTIZED MAGNETIC FLUX IN SUPERCONDUCTING CYLINDERS (1961) (542)
with enough shovels: reagan, bush and nuclear war (1982) (78)
$pi$p CHARGE-EXCHANGE SCATTERING AND A COHERENT DROPLET MODEL OF HIGH- ENERGY EXCHANGE PROCESSES (1966) (74)
Relativistic effects in heavy-quarkonium spectroscopy (1983) (74)
DETERMINATION OF SPIN AND DECAY PARAMETERS OF FERMION STATES (1963) (61)
E. Noether's Discovery of the Deep Connection Between Symmetries and Conservation Laws (1998) (57)
Physical Regions in Invariant Variables for n Particles and the Phase-Space Volume Element (1964) (51)
Noether ’ s Discovery of the Deep Connection Between Symmetries and Conservation Laws (1998) (49)
Nobel Prize Women in Science (1993) (26)
Report From The Chair (2005) (22)
Phenomenological Analysis of Reactions Such as K − + p → Λ + ω (1964) (17)
Magnetic dipole transitions in quarkonia (1983) (11)
Physics and Society (1937) (10)
Two-stage model of Fermi interactions (1958) (10)
Energy and angular distributions of mesonic hyperfragment decays (1959) (10)
Photoproduction ofπ+,π0, andK+Neart=0 (1968) (9)
The Life and Times of Emmy Noether: Contributions of Emmy Noether to Particle Physics (1994) (9)
The Herschel partnership : as viewed by Caroline (2003) (8)
Radiative corrections to ?e and e scattering (1979) (7)
Out of the shadows : contributions of twentieth-century women to physics (2010) (6)
S0??0+e++e- and the S0-?0 Relative Parity (1961) (6)
HIGH-ENERGY np CHARGE-EXCHANGE SCATTERING AND ONE-PION EXCHANGE. (1967) (5)
A note concerning the magnetic moment of the muon (1960) (4)
Threshold production of D and B meson pairs in e + e - annihilation (1990) (3)
Physicists and the 1945 Decision to Drop the Bomb (2002) (2)
n-p charge exchange as a polarization analyzer or source of high energy polarized beams (1967) (2)
Out of the Shadows (2010) (1)
CP-iolation in K-decay (1965) (1)
Caroline Herschel's Autobiographies (2004) (1)
DIFFRACTION DISSOCIATION IN THE CHOU--YANG MODEL. (1970) (1)
Postmodernism, Cophenhagen and the Sokaled Science Wars, by Jove (1999) (1)
Fermi and Szilard (2002) (1)
INTERACTIONS OF LOW-ENERGY NEGATIVE PIONS WITH NUCLEI (1957) (1)
Threshold production of charmed and B mesons in e+e- annihilation (1994) (1)
Light quark pairs in heavy quarkonia (2008) (0)
RELATIVISTIC EFFECTS IN QUARKONIUM DECAYS (1981) (0)
The Lives and Times of Sibling Stargazers: The Herschel Partnership: As Viewed by Caroline and Caroline Herschel’s Autobiographies (2004) (0)
THEORETICAL CONSIDERATIONS CONCERNING QUANTIZED MAGNETIC FLUX IN SUPERCONDUCTORS (1961) (0)
Emmy Noether on Conservation of Energy in the General Theory (2005) (0)
Book Review: THE HERSCHEL PARTNERSHIP / Science History Publications, 2003 (2004) (0)
LECTURES ON TWO-BODY REACTIONS AT HIGH ENERGIES. (1968) (0)
Women in Physics in Fermi's Time (2003) (0)
High energy pp elastic scattering and the Chou--Yang formula (1975) (0)
Physics as Training for Other Careers (1995) (0)
RELATIVISTIC QUARK MODEL FOR DIFFRACTIVE EXCITATION OF MESONS. (1972) (0)
Experimental and theoretical high energy physics research. [UCLA] (1992) (0)
PARITY CONSERVATION IN $Sigma$$sup 0$ $Yields$ $lambda$ + $gamma$ (1962) (0)
PHOTOPRODUCTION OF $pi$$sup +$, $pi$$sup 0$, AND K$sup +$ NEAR t = 0. (1968) (0)
Preparing the database for future CP violation measurements with B-mesons at e/sup +/e/sup -/ machines (1988) (0)

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