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Robert G. Sachs

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#1620

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Robert G. Sachs's Degrees

PhD Physics Princeton University
Bachelors Physics Princeton University

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According to Wikipedia, Robert G. Sachs was an American theoretical physicist, a founder and a director of the Argonne National Laboratory. Sachs was also notable for his work in theoretical nuclear physics, terminal ballistics, and nuclear power reactors. Sachs was also a member of the National Academy of Sciences, chairman of the Academy's Physics Section, chairman of the Academy's Class I , and director of the Enrico Fermi Institute of the University of Chicago. Sachs was the author of the standard textbook Nuclear Theory .

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Robert G. Sachs's Published Works

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Asymptotic symmetries in gravitational theory (1962) (746)
On the Polar Vibrations of Alkali Halides (1941) (720)
High-Energy Behavior of Nucleon Electromagnetic Form Factors (1962) (195)
Electromagnetic form factors of the nucleon (1960) (115)
The Scattering of Slow Neutrons by Molecular Gases (1941) (78)
The Dependence of Blast on Ambient Pressure and Temperature (1944) (78)
Mass and Lifetime of Unstable Particles (1961) (78)
Consequences of Guage Invariance for Radiative Transitions (1951) (73)
Interference phenomena of neutral K mesons (1963) (66)
The Transmission of Slow Neutrons through Microcrystalline Materials (1947) (64)
Quantum Limits of the Electrostatic Image Force Theory (1950) (58)
CP VIOLATION IN K$sup 0$ DECAYS (1964) (47)
Phenomenological Theory of Exchange Currents in Nuclei (1948) (46)
Methods for Testing the CPT Theorem (1963) (41)
CLASSIFICATION OF THE FUNDAMENTAL PARTICLES (1955) (35)
Some Properties of Very Intense Shock Waves (1946) (35)
The Interaction Between a Molecule and a Metal Surface (1942) (32)
Calculations on a New Neutron-Proton Interaction Potential (1938) (26)
Interaction Effects on Radiative Transitions in Nuclei (1951) (25)
Alternate Modes of Decay of Neutral K Mesons (1956) (23)
Maximal CP violation in the six-quark model (1983) (19)
High Energy Nuclear Physics (1958) (19)
EVIDENCE FOR NON-ADDITIVITY OF NUCLEON MOMENTS (1951) (14)
A Note on Nuclear Isomerism (1940) (14)
On the Magnetic Moment of the Deuteron (1947) (13)
Test of CP Conservation in Neutral K-Meson Decay (1962) (13)
Structure of the Nucleon (1952) (12)
The Magnetic Moments of Light Nuclei (1946) (12)
NUCLEAR PHOTOPROCESSES AT HIGH ENERGY (1952) (12)
Light-Water-Reactor Safety Research Program (1976) (12)
The Magnetic Moments of H 3 and He 3 (1946) (10)
Erratum: Asymmetry between inclusive charmed and anticharmed modes in B0, B¯ 0 decay as a measure of CP violation [Phys. Rev. D 37, 3186 (1988)] (1989) (10)
TWO-PION DECAY MODE OF THE $omega$ AND rho--$omega$ MIXING. (1970) (9)
Velocity Dependent Nuclear Interactions (1950) (8)
Neutron-Electron Interaction in Cutoff Theory (1956) (7)
Method for Determining the ?1-?2 Mass Difference (1958) (7)
Symmetry of the 2π Decay of the Neutral K Meson under Time Reversal (T) and CPT (1975) (6)
Note on Angular Distributions in Nuclear Reactions (1947) (6)
Structure of the Nucleon. II. Pion-Nucleon Scattering (1954) (6)
Mirror properties of baryon magnetic moments (1981) (5)
Non-Hermitian Interactions and the Evidence for Violation of T Invariance (1973) (5)
THEORY OF PHOTOPRODUCTION OF PIONS FROM NUCLEONS (1957) (5)
Further Remarks on the Magnetic Moments of H$sup 3$ and He$sup 3$ (1948) (5)
NUCLEON ELECTROMAGNETIC FORM FACTORS AT HIGH MOMENTUM TRANSFER (1964) (4)
Influences on National Energy Policy: We and They (1979) (4)
Automated external defibrillators and sudden cardiac arrest. (2001) (4)
The Electric Fields in Vibrating Polar Crystals (1940) (4)
Internal Conversion in 6.4-Hour Cd (1940) (4)
Time Dependence of μ Polarization in the Leptonic Decay of the K 0 Meson (1965) (4)
QUARK MODEL OF BARYON MAGNETIC MOMENTS (1983) (3)
Time reversal and irreversibility. (1972) (3)
Nuclear Spins and Magnetic Moments by the α -Particle Model (1939) (3)
Mixing Effects for φ, ω, and ρ 0 Mesons (1964) (3)
Conjecture on Maximal Violation of T Invariance in Dilepton Production by Neutrinos (1976) (3)
Can the Direction of Flow of Time Be Determined?: No method has been found, but properties of strange particles offer a new chance to explore the question. (1963) (2)
MIXING EFFECTS FOR /phi/, $omega$, AND /rho/$sup 0$ MESONS (1964) (2)
NEUTRON-PROTON MASS DIFFERENCE (1954) (2)
ON THE NATURE OF THE V-PARTICLES (1951) (2)
National energy issues--how do we decide? : Plutonium as a test case : proceedings of a symposium and post-symposium dialogue of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences/Argonne National laboratory (1980) (2)
Structure of matter: A five‐year outlook (1979) (2)
Erratum: Phenomenological Theory of Exchange Currents in Nuclei (1949) (2)
On the Binding Energy of the Triton (1948) (2)
The Transformations T, CP and CPT in the Presence of Vacuum Degeneracy (1986) (2)
Classification of the eisenberg and similar events (1955) (1)
On the Magnetic Moment of the Triton (1947) (1)
On the Level Scheme of Mg 24 and the Mass of Na 24 (1946) (1)
Light-water-reactor safety research program: quarterly progress report for April--June 1975 (1965) (1)
Maria Goeppert‐Mayer—two‐fold pioneer (1982) (1)
The Deuteron Problem with Gaussian Potentials (1948) (1)
Light-water-reactor safety research program. Quarterly progress report, July--September 1978 (1979) (1)
Interpretation of the Triton Moment (1947) (1)
ANALYSIS OF VECTOR-MESON-PHOTOPRODUCTION EXPERIMENTS IN THE rho--$omega$ INTERFERENCE REGION. (1972) (0)
Response : Time Reversal and Irreversibility (1972) (0)
The Relationship Between Theory and Experiment in Physics (1994) (0)
THE SCATTERING OF GAMMA RAYS BY NUCLEONS (1950) (0)
QCD VACUUM IN THE EARLY UNIVERSE (1997) (0)
The Nature of Times and Asymmetries in Time: Problems in the Philosophy of Science and The Physics of Time Reversal (1988) (0)
Literature Review : National Energy Issues-How Do We Decide? Plutonium as a Test Case Edited by Robert G. Sachs Cambridge, MA: Ballinger Publishing Co., 1980. xxi + 336 pp.; $25.00 (hb); ISBN 0-88410-620-9 (1980) (0)
Basic Research and Society (1993) (0)
NUCLEON CONFIGURATIONS FROM NUCLEAR QUADRUPOLE MOMENTS (1953) (0)
THEORY OF NUCLEAR PHOTOPROCESSES (1951) (0)
PHENOMENOLOGICAL THEORIES OF THE ELECTROMAGNETIC STRUCTURE OF NUCLEAR MATTER (1989) (0)
1998-1999 MSNJ president: R. Gregory Sachs the New Jersey Medicine interview. Interview by Bill Berlin. (1998) (0)
Interpretation of the Phase Shifts in Pion-Nucleon Scattering (1956) (0)
Theoretical high energy physics research at the University of Chicago: Technical progress report, April 1, 1988--March 31, 1989 (1987) (0)
Book Reviews: Group Theory. And Its Application to the Quantum Mechanics of Atomic Spectra (1959) (0)
Reminiscences About Chandra (1997) (0)
We Should like to Thank Professor Fleischmann for Method for Determining the 0, — 0, Mass Difference* (0)
Group Theory . And its application to the quantum mechanics of atomic spectra. Eugene P. Wigner. Translated from the German by J. J. Griffin. Academic Press, New York, expanded and improved edition, 1959. xi + 372 pp. $8.80. (1959) (0)
Pions to quarks: Comments on electromagnetic form factors of the nucleon (1989) (0)
Light-water-reactor safety research program. Quarterly progress report, April--June 1978 (1978) (0)
Book‐review rebuttal (1970) (0)
Reflections on the ZGS: Terwilliger’s contributions (2008) (0)
EXISTENCE OF THE $omega$$sup 0$ PARTICLE (1961) (0)
Role of Argonne National Laboratory in the transfer of nuclear technology (1977) (0)
Light-water-reactor safety research program. Quarterly progress report, April--June 1976 (1976) (0)
Power of Prediction—An Example (1964) (0)
Theoretical high energy physics research at the University of Chicago, Task A (1992) (0)
Theoretical high energy physics research at the University of Chicago. Progress report, October 1, 1992--April 30, 1993 (1993) (0)
Starting the ZGS scientific program (1980) (0)
On the Excited States of Nuclei Beyond Oxygen (1942) (0)
Light-water-reactor safety program. Quarterly progress report, April--June 1977 (1977) (0)
Light-Water-Reactor Safety Research Program Quarterly Progress Report: October-December 1976 (1977) (0)
Nuclear Spins and Magnetic Moments by the Alpha - Model. (1939) (0)
A question about the CPT theorem (1989) (0)
Theoretical high energy physics research at the University of Chicago, Task A. Progress report, October 1, 1991--April 30, 1992 (1992) (0)

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