Robert J. Van de Graaff
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American physicist
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Robert J. Van de Graaff's Degrees
- PhD Physics University of Oxford
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(Suggest an Edit or Addition)According to Wikipedia, Robert Jemison Van de Graaff was an American physicist, noted for his design and construction of high-voltage Van de Graaff generators. He spent most of his career in the Massachusetts Institute of Technology .
Robert J. Van de Graaff's Published Works
Published Works
- The Insulation of High Voltages in Vacuum (1947) (102)
- The Electrostatic Production of High Voltage for Nuclear Investigations (1933) (72)
- Irradiation of Biological Materials by High Energy Roentgen Rays and Cathode Rays (1948) (65)
- The Secondary Emission of Electrons by High Energy Electrons (1949) (48)
- The Design, Operation, and Performance of the Round Hill Electrostatic Generator (1936) (36)
- Tandem Electrostatic Accelerators (1960) (33)
- High-Voltage Acceleration Tubes utilizing Inclined-Field Principles (1962) (28)
- Thick-Target X-Ray Production in the Range from 1250 to 2350 Kilovolts (1948) (27)
- Experiments on the Elastic Single Scattering of Electrons by Nuclei (1946) (27)
- Properties of Inclined‐Field Acceleration Tubes (1965) (26)
- REVIEW ARTICLES: Electrostatic generators for the acceleration of charged particles (1947) (26)
- A New Design for a High-Voltage Discharge Tube (1933) (25)
- A Compact Pressure-Insulated Electrostatic X-Ray Generator (1939) (23)
- Generating Voltmeter for Pressure‐Insulated High Voltage Sources (1940) (21)
- MEASUREMENTS OF EQUILIBRIUM CHARGE STATES OF Br, I, Ta, AND U UP TO ABOUT 200 MeV. (1967) (18)
- Further Experiments on the Elastic Single Scattering of Electrons by Nuclei (1947) (16)
- Secondary Electron Emission from Metals under Positive Ion Bombardment in High Extractive Fields (1952) (16)
- Design of a Million‐Volt X‐Ray Generator for Cancer Treatment and Research (1937) (16)
- The Mobility of Ions in Gases (1929) (14)
- Electrostatic Generator for Nuclear Research at M.I.T. (1941) (11)
- The Production of Proton Beams (1941) (7)
- Electrostatic Accelerator for Electrons (1947) (6)
- Calorimetric Experiment on the Radiation Losses of 2-Mev Electrons (1946) (5)
- PROPOSED METHODS FOR PRODUCING INTENSE PULSED BEAMS OF MONO-ENERGETIC NEUTRONS (1965) (4)
- An Experimental Investigation of Ion Beam Focusing (1941) (3)
- SEARCH FOR ALPHA-PARTICLES FROM THE O$sup 16$(d,$alpha$)N$sup 14$* REACTION (1952) (3)
- The Electrostatic Generation of High Voltages for Nuclear Investigations (1933) (1)
- TRUMP: NEW DEVELOPMENTS IN HIGH VOLTAGE TECHNOLOGY (0)
- A 1,500,000 Volt Portable Electrostatic Generator of Rugged Design (1933) (0)
- An Investigation of Radiography in the Range from 0.5 to 2.5 Million Volts (1948) (0)
- 7.6: Applications of Electrostatics (0)
- 7.7: Applications of Electrostatics (0)
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