Samuel Goudsmit

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Samuel Goudsmit is affiliated with the following schools: University of Michigan, Northwestern University, University of Nevada, Reno, Leiden University

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According to Wikipedia, Samuel Abraham Goudsmit was a Dutch-American physicist famous for jointly proposing the concept of electron spin with George Eugene Uhlenbeck in 1925. Life and career Goudsmit was born in The Hague, Netherlands, of Dutch Jewish descent. He was the son of Isaac Goudsmit, a manufacturer of water-closets, and Marianne Goudsmit-Gompers, who ran a millinery shop. In 1943, his parents were deported to a concentration camp by the German occupiers of the Netherlands and were murdered there. Goudsmit studied physics at the University of Leiden under Paul Ehrenfest, where he obtained his PhD in 1927. After receiving his PhD, Goudsmit served as a professor at the University of Michigan between 1927 and 1946. In 1930 he co-authored a text with Linus Pauling titled The Structure of Line Spectra.

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Multiple Scattering of Electrons (1940) (399)
Spinning Electrons and the Structure of Spectra (1926) (247)
Atomic Energy Relations. I (1934) (104)
Random Distribution of Lines in a Plane (1945) (72)
Nuclear Magnetic Moments (1933) (60)
A Problem in Brownian Motion (1929) (54)
A Policy Change (1969) (46)
Many-Electron Selection Rules (1931) (26)
THE ORDER OF ELECTRON SHELLS IN IONIZED ATOMS. (1964) (25)
FIFTY YEARS OF SPIN: It might as well be spin (1976) (21)
Theory of Hyperfine Structure Separations (1931) (20)
Journal of Applied Mathematics and Physics (Zeitschrift für Angewandte Mathematik und Physik) (1950) (18)
Multiplet Separations for Equivalent Electrons and the Roentgen Doublet Law (1928) (17)
Is the literature worth retrieving (1966) (17)
Separations in Hyperfine Structure (1929) (17)
Anomalies in Hyperfine Structure (1933) (16)
Hyperfine Structure in Ionized Bismuth (1931) (16)
The Paschen-Back Effect of Hyperfine Structure (1929) (13)
Pauli and nuclear spin (1961) (12)
An Ad Hoc Committee (1972) (11)
Mass Measurements with a Magnetic Time-of-Flight Mass Spectrometer (1951) (11)
Atomic Energy States: as Derived from the Analyses of Optical Spectra (1933) (10)
Reviewer and author anonymity (1967) (10)
Alsos : the failure in German science (1947) (9)
Low States of the Heaviest Elements (1933) (8)
An Extension of Houston's and Slater's Multiplet Relations (1930) (7)
What happened to my paper (1969) (6)
The Spectrum of Iron (1924) (6)
The Multiple Scattering of Charged Particles (1939) (6)
A Time-of-Flight Mass Spectrometer (1948) (6)
Revised Ordering-Again (1966) (5)
Editorial: Why the New Format? (1968) (4)
Atomic Physics and Related Subjects.: Communications to Nature.: The Nuclear Moment of Lithium. (1930) (4)
Growth of Physical Review Letters (1967) (4)
Troubles with Length (1971) (4)
Diffusion of Slow Neutrons (1936) (4)
MASSES OF LEAD AND BISMUTH (1952) (4)
Note on the spectrum of the corona. (1934) (4)
The Belgrade Conference (1961) (3)
Introduction to the Problem of the Isochronous Hairspring (1940) (3)
Marx and Science (1953) (3)
Let's not pay referees (1967) (3)
Statistical energy distributions for a small number of particles (1935) (3)
Comments on Letters (1974) (3)
Indexing physics papers (1966) (2)
Possible measurement of radar echoes by use of model targets. (1943) (2)
On the Slowing Down of Neutrons (1936) (2)
Heat of Atomization of Carbon (1947) (2)
RADIOACTIVITY IN BIOLOGICAL EXPERIMENTS. (1939) (2)
Proposed Method for Measuring Scattering of Particle Tracks (1948) (2)
David M. Dennison (1976) (2)
How Wide is Gray (1973) (2)
A Balanced Journal (1968) (2)
Abstracts for Letters (1966) (2)
11 – Spinning Electrons and the Structure of Spectra† (1967) (2)
Proper Words in Proper Places (1965) (2)
Heisenberg on the German Uranium Project (1947) (2)
To amend refereeing (1970) (2)
Claim-Staking Letters (1965) (2)
Statistics of circuit noise / S.A.G., P.R.W. (1943) (1)
The Value of Refereeing Papers (1966) (1)
Nobel Prize Goes To Enrico Fermi (1939) (1)
A Method for the Determination of Absorption Cross Sections for Thermal Neutrons (1936) (1)
Our Task in Germany (1948) (1)
The Fermi and the Barn (1959) (1)
Citation analysis. (1974) (1)
Eminent American Scientists Give Their Views on American Visa Policy (1952) (1)
The Ovshinsky effect (1969) (1)
Criticism, Acceptance Criteria, and Refereeing (1972) (1)
The Hyperfine Structure of Ionized Lithium (1931) (1)
German Scientists in Army Employment (1947) (1)
A Remark on Hyperfine Structure (1930) (1)
Predictions of Manganese Hyperfine Structure (1930) (1)
An Illiterate Scribe (1974) (1)
The Magnetic Resolution of the Scandium Lines (1924) (1)
Prejudice in physics (1976) (1)
The nuclear moment of lithium. (1)
Pay your page charges (1974) (0)
Publication Costs of the Physical Reviews (1973) (0)
To Prevent Misunderstanding (1949) (0)
The second Ovshinsky effect (1969) (0)
Page-Charge Problem (1968) (0)
A Letter from an Editor (1958) (0)
Six views of atomic energy (1977) (0)
Growth and New Rules (1966) (0)
Symmetry of Symbols (1937) (0)
Regarding Papers about Fundamental Theories (1973) (0)
Reduction in Page Charges (1971) (0)
The Backview of Human Figures in Ancient Egyptian Art (1981) (0)
MASS DIFFERENCE OF RUBIDIUM AND POTASSIUM ISOTOPES (1950) (0)
Selecting a Referee (1966) (0)
The Spectrum of Manganese (1924) (0)
Restriction on Length of Letters (1967) (0)
Freedom of science. (1949) (0)
ACCURACY OF POSITION FINDING USING THREE OR FOUR LINES OF POSITION (1946) (0)
Toward a Positive Security Program (1955) (0)
The Task of the Security Officer (1955) (0)
The Nazis Came Close—But (1946) (0)
Voluntary or not? (1974) (0)
Physical Review Abstracts (1969) (0)
Relaxation, in Experiment Only (1970) (0)
Unusual Prime Number Sequences (1967) (0)
Referee policies for Physical Review Letters (1974) (0)
Two Special Errata. A New Requirement (1972) (0)
Time of Time-Life Books. (1980) (0)
Important Announcement: Page-Charge Problem (1968) (0)

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