Raymond Seeger

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Raymond Seeger is affiliated with the following schools: Yale University, Rutgers University, California Institute of Technology, Stanford University

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Raymond Seeger

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#4553

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#6237

Historical Rank

#1505

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Raymond Seeger's Degrees

Masters Physics Stanford University
PhD Physics California Institute of Technology

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According to Wikipedia, Raymond John Seeger was an American physicist. He was born in Elizabeth, New Jersey and graduated from Rutgers University in 1926 with a B.A. in theoretical physics. He was awarded a doctorate in physics from Yale University in 1929. That year he became an associate professor at the private Presbyterian College in South Carolina. In 1930, he joined the George Washington University . From 1935, while remaining at GWU, he worked with Edward Teller in applied quantum mechanics. With the start of World War II, in 1942 he began working at the Bureau of Ordnance. He collaborated with John von Neumann and John G. Kirkwood to study shock-wave phenomena and fluid dynamics. He was awarded the Navy Distinguished Public Service Award. In 1943, Seeger served as president of the Philosophical Society of Washington, a scientific organization.

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Raymond Seeger's Published Works

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Published Works

Lectures in Theoretical Physics (1962) (2934)
The Green Function Method in Statistical Mechanics (1965) (193)
Selected problems in quantum mechanics (1960) (62)
On Shock-Wave Phenomena; Refraction of Shock Waves at a Gaseous Interface (1951) (52)
Research Frontiers in Fluid Dynamics. (1965) (41)
Ernst Mach : physicist and philosopher (1970) (37)
Men of physics (1974) (18)
Galileo, Yesterday and Today (1965) (18)
On the Inelastic Scattering of Neutrons by Crystal Lattices (1942) (16)
On Unsteady Flow of Compressible Viscous Fluids (1953) (15)
On the Electrical Breakdown of the Alkali Halides (1938) (14)
The World of Leonardo da Vinci, Man of Science, Engineer, and Dreamer of Flight (1963) (14)
Galileo in China (1961) (13)
Remarks on the Dielectric Breakdown (1939) (11)
Philosophical Foundations of Science (1974) (11)
Galileo Galilei: His Life and His Works (1967) (11)
On Shock‐Wave Phenomena: Waterlike Substances (1951) (10)
The Flying Trapeze: Three Crises for Physicists (1966) (9)
Triple-shock wave interactions (1962) (9)
The Method of Functionals in the Quantum Theory of Fields (1962) (8)
[Cytisine as an aid for smoking cessation]. (1992) (7)
A Scientific Autobiography (1968) (6)
E. Shock Wave Interactions (1958) (6)
Galileo Galilei, his life and works (1967) (6)
Men of Physics: Sir Arthur Eddington (1968) (5)
Newton's Second Law (1962) (5)
CHAPTER 17 - SPOTS ON THE SUN (1966) (5)
An Introduction to the Physics of Mass, Length and Time (1960) (4)
On Mach’s Curiosity about Shockwaves (1970) (4)
On Teaching the History of Physics (1964) (4)
On Teaching Thermophysics (1958) (4)
Michael Faraday and the art of lecturing (1968) (3)
The role of physics in engineering education (1953) (3)
Book Review:Henri Poincare, Critic of Crisis. Reflections on His Universe of Discourse Tobias Dantzig (1955) (3)
Surface Waves from an Underwater Explosion (1948) (3)
Electric Breakdown of Alkali Halides (1940) (2)
Benjamin Franklin, New World Physicist, (1973) (2)
Partial Differential Equations of Mathematical Physics. Volume 2 (1968) (2)
CHAPTER 18 – NEW MOONS (1966) (1)
Chemical Reactions in Shockwaves (1967) (1)
Book Reviews: Main Currents of Scientific Thought (1955) (1)
Provocative Opinion: On Teaching Secondary School Science to the Humanistically Oriented. (1980) (1)
On Teaching the Philosophy of Physics (1960) (1)
Michael Faraday: His Scientific Insight and Philosophical Outlook (1967) (1)
The Role of Mathematics in the Development of Science (1971) (1)
Physics in engineering education 1958 (1959) (0)
Scientists Are People (1968) (0)
CHAPTER 14 – STRENGTH OF MATERIALS (1966) (0)
BOOK AND FILM REVIEWS: A Critical Survey: Galileo Galilei, His Life and His Works (1971) (0)
Energy as a Natural Resource. (1971) (0)
Technology in western civilization, vols. I and II: edited by M. Kranzberg and C.W. Pursell Jr., Vol.I:802 pages; Vol. II: 772 pages, diagrams, illustr., 6 X 9 in. New York, Oxford University Press, 1967. Price, $27.50. (1970) (0)
CHAPTER 15 – NATURAL OSCILLATIONS (1966) (0)
CHAPTER 20 – NATURE—GOD'S HANDIWORK (1966) (0)
Further Comment on “On Teaching the Philosophy of Physics” (1961) (0)
BOOKS: The Romance of Physics (1967) (0)
CHAPTER 16 – FALLING BODIES (1966) (0)
Aristotle's Notion of Speed (1963) (0)
On the Physical Insights of Leonardo Da Vinci (1974) (0)
11.9. On Kepler as a physicist (1975) (0)
On Nature Study in Physics Teaching (1961) (0)
CHAPTER 1 – CURIOUS STUDENT (1966) (0)
[Mushroom poisoning in Germany]. (1973) (0)
[How toxic are mercury salts in ointments?]. (1986) (0)
Book review (1985) (0)
CONTINUA—MATHEMATICAL AND PHYSICAL (1966) (0)
The Exact Sciences in Antiquity. O. Neugebauer.Princeton, N. J.: Princeton Univ. Press, 1952. 191pp. and 14 plates. $5.00 (1953) (0)
Collected Works of Count Rumford; I—The Nature of Heat (1969) (0)
BOOK AND FILM REVIEWS: Franklin Speaks for Himself: Benjamin Franklin, New World Physicist (1974) (0)
[Fatal incidents in medical activity and their legal evaluation]. (1985) (0)
Benjamin Franklin, Electrician (1978) (0)
Teaching the Three A's in Elementary Mathematics (1957) (0)
BOOK AND FILM REVIEWS: Galileo, Man of Science: Galileo: Man of Science (1970) (0)
CHAPTER 2 – RESEARCH PROFESSOR (1966) (0)
CHAPTER 8 – THE PUMP THAT FAILED (1966) (0)
CHAPTER 5 – INTERPRETING SENSE IMPRESSINOS (1966) (0)
BOOK AND FILM REVIEWS: Contemporary Physics (1963) (0)
Special Theory of Relativity (1966) (0)
CHAPTER 11 – FLOATING EBONY (1966) (0)
Phenomena and Imagination (1951) (0)
Philosophy and Analysis . A selection of articles published in Analysis , 1933-40 and 1947-53. Margaret Macdonald, Ed. Philosophical Library, New York, 1954. viii + 296 pp. $7.50. (1955) (0)
THE SCREW AS A MACHINE (1966) (0)
BOOK AND FILM REVIEWS: Another Seminar Report: History in the Teaching of Physics (1972) (0)
Einstein's philosophy of physics (1979) (0)
J. Willard Gibbs : American mathematical physicist par excellence (1974) (0)
Aerodynalog No. A-1 (1958) (0)
Historical Judgment and Scientific Criticism (1965) (0)
27 December 400th Anniversary of Johannes Kepler's Birth (1971) (0)
Old Doctrines and New Sciences (1966) (0)
Book reviewEngineers of the renaissance: by Bertrand Gille. (Translated from “Les Ingenieurs de la Renaissance,” Hermann, Paris, 1964). 257 pages, 233 illustrations, 13 blueprints, 8 × 812 in. Cambridge, Mass., M.I.T. Press, 1966. Price, $12.00 (1967) (0)
Progress Report on Physics in Engineering Education (1956) (0)
On the Physics of Fluids (1959) (0)
Boston Studies in The Philosophy of Science, Vols. IV, V; and Boston Studies in the Philosophy of Science, Vol. VI: Ernst Mach, Physicist and Philosopher. (1971) (0)
Galileo Galilei — Outline of His Life and Works (1966) (0)
CHAPTER 13 – THE SCREW AS A MACHINE (1966) (0)
Coulomb and the evolution of physics and engineering in eighteenth-century France : C. Stewart Gillmor. 328 pages, diagrams, 6 x 9 in. Princeton, N.J., Princeton University Press, 1972. Price $13.50 (approx. £5·15). (1973) (0)
Men of Physics: Josiah Willard Gibbs (1975) (0)
On Fluid Dynamics in Physics Teaching (1953) (0)
STREGTH OF MATERIALS (1966) (0)
Incompressible Fluid Dynamics and Introduction to Fluid Dynamics (1966) (0)
On the Classics and Science in American Education (1958) (0)
CHAPTER 19 – PARALLAX OF A STAR (1966) (0)
On Physics for the First Grade (1960) (0)
On Aerophysics Research (1951) (0)
CHAPTER 12 – ANALYZING AN ALLOY (1966) (0)
29 December The Role of Mathematics in the Development of Science (1971) (0)
CHAPTER 4 – POPULAR AUTHOR (1966) (0)
On Understanding Physical Phenomena (1964) (0)
CHAPTER 9 – APPARENT LIGHTNESS (1966) (0)
27-30 december sound and music. (1971) (0)
James Howard McMillen (1985) (0)
Physics for the First Grade (1959) (0)

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