Vladimir Rojansky

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Vladimir Rojansky

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According to Wikipedia, Vladimir Borisovich Rojansky was an American physicist, author and educator. He was born in Bologoye, Russian Empire. His father was a railroad construction engineer and one of his grandfathers was a general.

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Vladimir Rojansky's Published Works

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On the Analysis of Electronic Velocities by Electrostatic Means (1929) (196)
Introductory Quantum Mechanics (1938) (36)
On the Theory of the Stark Effect in Hydrogenic Atoms (22)
Cosmic Rays and Comets (1940) (5)
Quantum-Mechanical Operators (1955) (5)
On the Theory of the Smekal-Raman Effect in Hydrogen-Like Atoms (1929) (4)
The Ratio of the Mass of the Proton to that of the Electron (1929) (3)
The Hypothesis of the Existence of Contraterrene Matter. (1940) (3)
Electromagnetic fields and waves (1970) (2)
Gyrograms for Simple Harmonic Systems Subjected to External Forces (1948) (2)
Auger Showers and the Comets (1947) (2)
Concerning the Possibility of a Unified Interpretation of Electrons and Protons (1935) (2)
Discussions: Note on the Calculation of Standard Deviations (1928) (1)
On Quantum-Mechanical Reflection Coefficients and their Numerical Determination (1931) (0)
Note on the Smoothing of Curves (1927) (0)
Fundamentals of Orbital Mechanics. D. A. Pogorelov. Translated from the Russian edition (Moscow, 1961) by Morris Friedman. Julius J. Brandstatter, Translation Ed. Holden-Day, San Francisco, 1964. viii + 112 pp. Illus. Paper, $5 (1964) (0)
The Hydro-Oscilloscope (1925) (0)
Peter Irving Wold, 1881–1945 (1946) (0)
Problems for Solution: 3394-3397 (1929) (0)
Comet Kohoutek and Penetrating Rays (1973) (0)
On a Relativistic Particle with a q-Number Charge (1933) (0)
Q-Number Modification of the Lorentz Rotations (1959) (0)
On the Interaction of Stark Effect and Electron Spin in Alkali Atoms (1930) (0)

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What Schools Are Affiliated With Vladimir Rojansky?

Vladimir Rojansky is affiliated with the following schools:

Washington University in St. Louis
Whitman College
University of Oregon
Princeton University