Thomas B. Day

Q: What Schools Are Affiliated With Thomas B. Day

Thomas B. Day is affiliated with the following schools: University of Maryland, College Park, University of California, Berkeley, San Diego State University, University of Notre Dame, Stanford University, Cornell University

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Thomas B. Day

Physics

#5516

World Rank

#7361

Historical Rank

#1642

USA Rank

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Thomas B. Day's Degrees

PhD Physics Stanford University
Masters Physics Stanford University
Bachelors Physics Stanford University

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According to Wikipedia, Thomas Brennock Day was an American scientist and university administrator. He served as the president of San Diego State University from 1978 to 1996. Early life Day was born in New York City on March 7, 1932. He was the youngest of six children of an insurance salesman and department store clerk. His father died when Day was three years old. His interest in mathematics and science was piqued after reading science fiction and listening to stories from his older brother, an engineer who was employed on railroad bridges and tunnels. Day later attended Catholic boarding schools and was awarded a scholarship to attend college. He studied at the University of Notre Dame on the recommendation of his mother, graduating with a Bachelor of Science in Physics in 1952. He went on to obtain a Doctor of Philosophy in Physics from Cornell University in 1957.

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Thomas B. Day's Published Works

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LOW-ENERGY K- MESON INTERACTIONS IN HYDROGEN (1965) (117)
SUPPRESSION OF P-STATE CAPTURE IN (K$sup -$,p) ATOMS (1959) (101)
SIGMA LEPTONIC DECAYS AND CABIBBO'S THEORY OF LEPTONIC DECAY (1964) (69)
HIGH ORBITAL S-STATE CAPTURE OF $pi$$sup -$-MESONS BY PROTONS. Physics Dept. Technical Report No. 159 (1959) (59)
Demonstration of Quantum Mechanics in the Large (1961) (28)
Note on Rearrangement Collisions (1961) (25)
K−-meson capture by helium (1960) (22)
Low-MomentumΛ−pElastic Scattering Cross Sections (1964) (17)
Example of decay omega- to cascade- pi0 (1964) (12)
Capture ofK−Mesons from HighSOrbitals in Helium (1960) (11)
New Determination of the Masses of Σ - and Σ 0 Hyperons (1964) (9)
K−-nucleon scattering lengths and the K−-d scattering reactions (1959) (8)
K + -proton scattering from 200 to 600 MeV/c (1974) (7)
Measurement of the Ratio of Axial-Vector to Vector Current in the Decay Σ-ne-→ν¯ (1969) (7)
POSSIBLE EXPLANATION OF HYPERFRAGMENT SUPPRESSION IN K$sup -$-d REACTIONS (1959) (4)
COLLISIONAL DE-EXCITATION OF $mu$-MESONIC ATOMS (1957) (4)
π - -p Interactions at 683 MeV/c (1965) (4)
Cusp Phenomena in the Region of Two Neighboring Thresholds (1961) (3)
Λ 0 and Σ 0 Production from the (Σ - , d) System (1959) (2)
On a relation between scattering and production amplitudes (1959) (2)
Example of Decay Ω - -->Ξ - +π 0 (1964) (2)
New Experimental Limit on ?S=-?Q Leptonic Decays of S^{+} Hyperons (1967) (2)
EXAPMLE OF $Sigma$$sup +$$Yields$p+$gamma$ IN A HYDROGEN BUBBLE CHAMBER (1963) (2)
K−, $$\bar K^0 $$ relative parity and the K−-d charge exchange reactionrelative parity and the K−-d charge exchange reaction (1959) (1)
Radiation from Fast Particles Moving through Magnetic Materials (1961) (1)
Leptonic Decays of Charged S Hyperons and the ?S=?Q Selection Rule (1964) (1)
Electrostatic theory of ion movements through biological cell membranes. (1969) (1)
K$sup -$-DEUTERON SCATTERING AND THE K$sup -$-NUCLEON SCATTERING LENGTHS. Physics Department Technical Report No. 167 (1960) (1)
Determination of K+-nP-wave phase shifts from K+-d reactions (1960) (0)
TIME REVERSAL INVARIANCE IN $Sigma$$sup 0$$Yields$$lambda$$sup 0$ + e$sup +$ + e$sup -$. Technical Report No. 476 (1965) (0)
DETERMINATION OF K$sup +$-n P-WAVE PHASE SHIFTS FROM K$sup +$-d REACTIONS (1960) (0)
K$sup -$-NUCLEON SCATTERING LENGTHS AND THE K$sup -$-d INELASTIC CROSS SECTION. Technical Report No. 146 (1959) (0)
K$sup -$-NUCLEON SCATTERING LENGTHS AND THE K$sup -$-d SCATTERING REACTIONS (1959) (0)
CHARGED SIGMA HYPERON DECAYS INTO MUONS (1963) (0)
$pi$/to the minus/ -p INTERACTIONS AT 683 Mev/c. Technical Report No. 346 (1964) (0)
A measurement of the axial vector to vector current ratio in the decay. sigma. /sup -/. -->. ne/sup -/anti nu: Technical report No. 990 (1969) (0)
Modes of De-Excitation of Muonic Atoms. (1957) (0)
Possibility of a Spin Wave Magnetic‐Moment Detector (1961) (0)
Preliminary results on the relative $\Sigma^{0}$ - $\Lambda^{0}$ parity and on $\Sigma$ - leptonic decays from the CERN $K^{-}$ meson stopping experiment (1963) (0)
A NEW DETERMINATION OF THE MASSES OF $Sigma$$sup -$ AND $Sigma$$sup 0$ HYPERONS. Technical Report No. 382 (1964) (0)
Low momentum K$sup +$-proton scattering. Technical report No. 74-112 (1974) (0)
TVGP SQUAW operational information. 1967--1973 supplements A to S. Technical report No. 649 (1974) (0)
K$sup -$, /ANTI K/$sup 0$ RELATIVE PARITY AND THE K$sup -$-d CHARGE EXCHANGE REACTION (1959) (0)
COLLISIONAL AUGER PROCESS FOR Mu-MESIC ATOMS. Technical Report No. 143 (1959) (0)
HYPERFRAGMENT FORMATION FROM THE K$sup -$-DEUTERON INTERACTION IN FLIGHT. Physics Dept. Technical Report No. 154 (1959) (0)

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