Albert Baez

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Albert Baez is affiliated with the following schools: University of California, Berkeley, Drew University, Harvey Mudd College, Syracuse University, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Stanford University, University of Redlands, San Francisco State University, University of Baghdad

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Albert Baez

Physics

#1925

World Rank

#2915

Historical Rank

#788

USA Rank

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Albert Baez's Degrees

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

Why Is Albert Baez Influential?

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According to Wikipedia, Albert Vinicio Báez was a Mexican-American physicist and the father of singers Joan Baez and Mimi Fariña, and an uncle of John C. Baez. He made important contributions to the early development of X-ray microscopes, X-ray optics, and later X-ray telescopes.

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Albert Baez's Published Works

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Formation of optical images by X-rays. (1948) (1103)
A Study in Diffraction Microscopy with Special Reference to X-Rays (1952) (143)
Fresnel Zone Plate for Optical Image Formation Using Extreme Ultraviolet and Soft X Radiation (1961) (141)
Is Resolving Power Independent of Wavelength Possible? An Experiment with a Sonic “Macroscope” (1956) (54)
A Self-supporting Metal Fresnel Zone-plate to focus Extreme Ultra-violet and Soft X-Rays (1960) (41)
Resolving Power in Diffraction Microscopy with Special Reference to X-Rays (1952) (36)
Anecdotes about the Early Days of X-Ray Optics. (1997) (22)
Innovation in science education, world-wide (1976) (14)
The Environment and Science and Technology Education (1987) (12)
The new college physics : a spiral approach (1967) (11)
Phase Microscopy; Principles and Applications (2015) (10)
A proposed X‐ray telescope for the 1‐ to 100‐A region (1960) (10)
Absolute Energies ofKα-Radiation from Thick Targets of Silver (1947) (10)
The early days of x-ray optics-a personal memoir. (1989) (10)
International science education. (1974) (7)
5 – Education and Conservation Strategy (1987) (5)
Pinhole-Camera Experiment for the Introductory Physics Course (1957) (3)
Fermat's Principle and Certain Minimum Problems (1948) (2)
Knowledge Transfer in Electronics: A North African Case. (1978) (2)
Improving the Teaching of Science with Particular Reference to Developing Countries. (1967) (2)
Historical description of selected experiments in the early development of x-ray optics (1992) (2)
Focusing Aid for Photographic Enlarging and other Applications of Focusing without a Ground Glass (1952) (2)
A laboratory demonstration of the three-dimensional nature of in-line holography (1999) (2)
Graphical Derivation of the Inverse-Square Law of Gravitation from an Elliptic Orbit and Kepler's Law of Areas (1960) (2)
Evolution of a Concentrated, Media-Activated Physics Course (1973) (2)
Seminar/Autolecture Experiences (1970) (2)
Caustic Curves by Geometric Construction (1949) (1)
Some reflections on x-ray optics (1990) (1)
ACTIVITIES OF THE DIVISION OF SCIENCE TEACHING OF UNESCO. PAPER PRESENTED AT THE AAAS MEETING, DECEMBER 26, 1967, NEW YORK. (1967) (1)
Experiences in media‐activated instruction (2008) (1)
Kundt's Tube Projection Demonstration (1953) (1)
Focusing by Diffraction (1952) (1)
Some Educational Implications of the World Conservation Strategy (1983) (0)
Standing Waves and the Principle of Superposition (1973) (0)
Opportunities in education for development. (1973) (0)
The Spirit of Science --Worldwide. (1969) (0)
BOOKS: The New College Physics: A Spiral Approach (1968) (0)
Photoelastic Patterns without Crossed Polarizer and Analyzer (1954) (0)
1 – The Environment Theme at the Bangalore Conference (1987) (0)
Microwave Optics Series (1974) (0)
Apparent Depth and the Virtual Caustic (1946) (0)
The Rayotron (a High-Voltage Generator and X-Ray Source) (1957) (0)
Experiments in Physics: Cathode Ray Oscilloscope (1974) (0)
Soft X‐Ray Microscopy (1986) (0)
X-Ray Image Formation with a Zone Plate and Other Devices (1960) (0)
X-ray microscopy of veins of the skull. (1956) (0)
A Demonstration on Relationships between ac and dc Voltage (1952) (0)
The Simplest Hand Spectroscope (1957) (0)
Some Observations on the Electrostatic Attraction of a Stream of Water (1952) (0)
Magnification of a Telescope (1957) (0)
Experiment on Velocity and Acceleration Using an Automobile (1957) (0)
An Entertaining Demonstration Using Window Glass as a Mirror (1953) (0)
Standing Waves Series (1973) (0)
A Laboratory Experiment on Relationships between ac and dc Voltage (1952) (0)
Some Notes on Laboratory Procedures in a Small College (1957) (0)
2 – Science, Technology and the Environment (1987) (0)
The milky way galaxy : man's exploration of the stars (1961) (0)
Safe and Simple X-Ray Demonstration Using a Cathode-Ray Tube and a Geiger Counter (1956) (0)
Quantitative Relationships for Charged Inflated Balloons (1957) (0)
Model to Illustrate Some Properties of Vectors in Three Dimensions (1957) (0)

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