Robert R. Wilson | Academic Influence

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Robert R. Wilson

Physics

#248

World Rank

#459

Historical Rank

#120

USA Rank

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Robert R. Wilson's Degrees

PhD Physics California Institute of Technology

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According to Wikipedia, Robert Rathbun Wilson was an American physicist known for his work on the Manhattan Project during World War II, as a sculptor, and as an architect of the Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory , where he was the first director from 1967 to 1978.

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Robert R. Wilson's Published Works

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Kinetic Studies of Negative Ion Reactions in a Quadrupole Ion Trap: Absolute Rate Coefficients and Ion Energies (1998) (30)
The Next Generation of Particle Accelerators (1980) (19)
Romagnosi and the discovery of electromagnetism (2000) (17)
Fantasies of future Fermilab facilities (1979) (9)
The Sentiment of the Unity of Physics (1986) (7)
Superferric Magnets for 20 TeV (1982) (7)
The 2003 Particle Accelerator Conference (2003) (5)
Small Grain Production Manual (complete) (2006) (3)
Tectonic and Regional Topography of Io: A New High (2003) (3)
THE CORNELL 300-MEV SYNCHROTRON (1953) (3)
The Richtmyer Memorial Lecture—Particles, Accelerators, and Society (1968) (2)
Volcanic Topography of Io: The Final Chapter (2003) (2)
The Rise of the Standard Model: Building Fermilab: A User's Paradise (1997) (2)
Pions to quarks: Panel on accelerators and detectors in the 1950s (1989) (1)
The new literature of science (1981) (1)
PARTICLE AND QUANTUM DETECTORS (1950) (1)
Accelerators: machines of nuclear physics (1960) (1)
Answer to Question ♯8 [``Making our country worth defending,'' Richard W. Peterson, Am. J. Phys. 62(11), 972 (1994)] (1996) (1)
From Frontiersman to Physicist (2000) (1)
Some aspects of the 200-GeV accelerator (1967) (1)
New facilities: A look at the U. S. program (2008) (0)
Book Review:The Development of High-Energy Accelerators M. Stanley Livingston (1967) (0)
Science and Man: Breaking New Ground at Batavia (1969) (0)
SLOW TARGET ACCELERATORS. (1982) (0)
Half a World…and None: Partial World Government Criticized (1947) (0)
Fermilab 1987 : Annual Report of the Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory (1987) (0)
Small Grain Production Pt 9: Pest Management — Weeds (2006) (0)
Electron-Proton Colliders in the U.S. (1982) (0)
High-Energy Physics at Fermilab (1975) (0)
Ultrahigh-Energy Accelerators (1961) (0)
Proton Cooling by Radiation Presented at the Workshop on Producing High Luminosity High-Energy Proton - anti-Proton Collisions, LBL (1978) (0)
Raising the Space Charge Limit of a Synchrotron with RF Quadrupoles (1979) (0)
A Physicist blunders into architecture (1977) (0)
Topographic Mapping of Io from Voyager and Galileo Stereo Images: Mountains, Calderas, and Volcanoes, Oh My! (2001) (0)
Electron Synchrotons Additions and Corrections in Proof (1959) (0)

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