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1887ref. 13579Paris, Hachette 1887. Mit 460 Textabb. u. 1 farb. Taf. (2), 656 S. Illustr. OLeinenbd. 18x11 cm.
Barcelona, edic. Tusquets, 2003. Col. Metatemas. Ilustraciones en color y negro. 307p. 4º. Rústica editorial ilustrada con solapas. Muy buen ejemplar.
1988iv + 258pp., 22cm., softcover, G, W69777
1988ref. W69777Bucharest (Romania), Central Institute of Physics Press 1988 iv + 258pp., 22cm., softcover, G, W69777
1957ref. BOOKS029216ILondon:: MacDonald & Evans. Coniderable ink & pencil notes & lining in 1/4 of text else VG. 1957. ISBN: Hardback; owner's name; no DJ. xviii 316 pp. Catalogs: PHYSICS. Keywords: PHYSICS TRANSISTORS SEMICONDUCTORS. MacDonald & Evans hardcover
grand in-8°, 422 pp., nombreuses illustrations et figures, index, cartonnage decore de l'editeur. Bel exemplaire [NV-12]
1952ref. RO90132648Presses Universitaires de France Edition originale Première édition 2ème trimestre 1952. 1952. In-12. Broché. Bon état, Couv. convenable, Dos satisfaisant, Intérieur frais. 128 pages illustrées de quelques dessins en noir et blanc. . . . Classification Dewey : 530-Physique
1983ref. R300294512Maloine S.A.. 1983. In-8. Broché. Etat d'usage, Couv. légèrement passée, Dos abîmé, Intérieur acceptable. 273 pages. Dos plié, fané.. . . . Classification Dewey : 530-Physique
1969ref. 059967New York: The American Physical Society 1969. 1st Edition . Soft cover. Good. Pp 1369-1420.Lacking Wrappers Else Complete Issue Including "Very High Energy Collisons Of Hadrons" By Richard P. Feynman The American Physical Society paperback
1969ref. 059953New York: The American Physical Society 1969. 1st Edition . Soft cover. Near Fine. Pp 1145-1205. Original Green Wrappers With Mailing Label Of P. J. Kindlmann Of Dunham Laboratory Yale University. Near Fine. The American Physical Society paperback
1969ref. 059951New York: The American Physical Society 1969. 1st Edition . Soft cover. Near Fine. Pp 947-1007. Original Green Wrappers With Mailing Label Of Robert K. Adair Of J. W. Gibbs Laboratory Yale University. Near Fine. The American Physical Society paperback
1969ref. 059956New York: The American Physical Society 1969. 1st Edition . Soft cover. Near Fine. Pp 1271-1325. Original Green Wrappers With Mailing Label Of Robert Kemp Adair Of J. W. Gibbs Laboratory Yale University Who Authored Article Here "Analysis Of Some Results Of Quark Scattering." Near Fine. Per Wikipedia Robert Kemp Adair 1924 - 2020 Was An American Physicist. He Latterly Held The Position Of Sterling Professor Emeritus Of Physics At Yale University. Adair Served In The European Theater After Volunteering For World War Ii And Was Awarded A Purple Heart And Bronze Star. After Achieving A Doctorate In Experimental Nuclear Physics At The University Of Wisconsin He Worked At Brookhaven National Laboratory Bnl In Long Island. In 1959 He Joined The Faculty At Yale Serving As Chair Of The Department Of Physics And Director Of The Division Of Physical Sciences. He Was Elected To The National Academy Of Sciences In 1976 Where He Served As Chairman Of The Physics Section 1986-1989 And Chairman Of The Class Of Physical Sciences 1991-1994. He Was Elected A Fellow Of The American Academy Of Arts And Sciences In 1997 After A Distinguished Career In Among Many Other Subfields Of Physics Weak-Interaction Kaon Physics At The Alternating Gradient Synchrotron Ags At Bnl. Later In His Retirement He Studied The Effects Of Extremely Low Frequency Weak Electromagnetic Fields On Human Health And Among Other Responsibilities Served On The Committee Of The American Physical Society Aps Established To Investigate The Aps Statement On Global Warming In 2007 Which Was Not Without Its Own Internal Controversy. Adair A Member Of The National Academy Of Sciences Was Known For Authoring The Physics Of Baseball As Well As A Paper Titled The Crack Of The Bat: The Acoustics Of The Bat Hitting The Ball. His Studies Into Baseball Stemmed From A Request From Former Yale President A. Bartlett Giamatti To Better Characterize The Scientific Significance Of Corking A Bat Wetting A Ball And Other Similar Baseball Established Practices. Many Of The Table Top Experiments Which Provided The Observational Facts Which Formed The Basis For Adair's Conclusions About The Physics Of Baseball Were Performed By His Longtime Technical Laboratory Expert Within The Brookhaven National Laboratory Physics Department Richard Larsen Who Also Contributed Significantly To Much Of Adair's Yale-Led Experimental Programme At The Bnl Ags. Another Publication From Adair Is The Great Design: Particles Fields And Creation. The American Physical Society paperback
1969ref. 059954New York: The American Physical Society 1969. 1st Edition . Soft cover. Near Fine. Pp 1207-1270. Original Green Wrappers With Mailing Label Of P. J. Kindlmann Of Dunham Laboratory Yale University. Near Fine. The American Physical Society paperback
1969ref. 059955New York: The American Physical Society 1969. 1st Edition . Soft cover. Near Fine. Pp 1271-1325. Original Green Wrappers With Mailing Label Of P. J. Kindlmann Of Dunham Laboratory Yale University. Near Fine. The American Physical Society paperback
1969ref. 059958New York: The American Physical Society 1969. 1st Edition . Soft cover. Near Fine. Pp 1367-1420. Original Green Wrappers With Mailing Label Of Robert Kemp Adair Of J. W. Gibbs Laboratory Yale University. Near Fine. Complete Issue Including "Very High Energy Collisons Of Hadrons" By Richard P. Feynman The American Physical Society paperback
1969ref. 059952New York: The American Physical Society 1969. 1st Edition . Soft cover. Near Fine. Pp 1009-1080. Original Green Wrappers With Mailing Label Of Robert K. Adair Of J. W. Gibbs Laboratory Yale University. Near Fine. The American Physical Society paperback
1969ref. 059960New York: The American Physical Society 1969. 1st Edition . Soft cover. Near Fine. Pp 1475-1559. Original Green Wrappers With Mailing Label Of Robert Kemp Adair Of J. W. Gibbs Laboratory Yale University The American Physical Society paperback
1969ref. 059959New York: The American Physical Society 1969. 1st Edition . Soft cover. Near Fine. Pp 1421-1473. Original Green Wrappers With Mailing Label Of Robert Kemp Adair Of J. W. Gibbs Laboratory Yale University The American Physical Society paperback
1967ref. 033967New York: The American Physical Society 1967. 1st Edition . Hardcover. Near Fine. Entire Volume 18 Issued As A Purrple Cloth Bound Volume Gilt Without Individual Issue Covers Separate Complete Volume Author Index And All "Abstracts Of Articles To Be Printed In The Physical Review" Separate At Back. Ex-Library But Near New Neat Library Bookplate And Discard Stamp On Front Pastedown Library Stamps On Edges Of Page Block No Other Marks. International Postage At Usps Priority Mail Box Rate. The American Physical Society hardcover
1965ref. 033390New York: The American Physical Society 1965. 1st Edition . Soft cover. Near Fine. Entire Issue In Original Blue-Green Wrappers. Near Fine. The American Physical Society paperback
1965ref. 033385New York: The American Physical Society 1965. 1st Edition . Soft cover. Near Fine. Entire Issue In Original Blue-Green Wrappers. Near Fine. In 1965 "Pauling Spent Much Of His Time Away From Santa Barbara Developing A New Model Of The Atom Which He Called The Close-Packed-Spheron Model Of Atomic Nuclei. This Theory Of Nuclear Structure Was Published In Four Different Articles "Structural Significance Of The Principal Quantum Number Of Nucleonic Orbital Wave Functions" Phys. Rev. Lett. September 1965; "Structural Basis Of Neutron And Proton Magic Numbers In Atomic Nuclei" Nature October 1965; "The Close-Packed-Spheron Model Of Atomic Nuclei And Its Relation To The Shell Model" Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. October 1965; And "The Close-Packed-Spheron Theory And Nuclear Fission" Science October 1965 Each Of Which Addressed Different Implications Of The Theory. Pauling'S Work Dealt With "Magic Numbers" And Nuclear Subshells. Previously It Was Known That Magic Numbers Describe The Quantity Of Protons And Neutrons That Make An Atom Particularly Stable. Pauling'S Theory However Suggests That The "Magic" Qualities Associated With These Numbers Of Nuclear Components Corresponds To The Filling Of Nuclear "Spherons" Or Nuclear Sub-Units Where Protons And Neutrons Are Arranged. These Spherons Or Sub-Units Were Also Referred To As Shells In Previous Theories. The Close-Packed Theory Therefore Suggests That Nuclear Components Form Clusters Rather Than Arranging As Independent Particles. The Close-Packed-Spheron Model Was Based On The Earlier Nuclear Shell Theory. Pauling Took The Nuclear Shell Theory A Step Further By Attempting To Explain Why Specific Numbers Of Protons And Neutrons Cause Greater Nuclear Stability. The Close-Packed-Spheron Model States That The Lower Magic Numbers Represent Atoms In Which The First Or Second Nuclear Shells Are Filled And That Higher Magic Numbers Correspond To A Special "Mantle" Shell; That Is A Hybridized Shell That Can Form If Greater Amounts Of Nuclear Components Arrange Into Spheres. In Developing His Model Pauling Was Trying To Explain The Arrangement Of Nuclear Components By Simplifying Previous Theories And Applying The Principles Of Electron Orbitals To Protons And Neutrons In The Atomic Nucleus. Pauling'S Past Work Had Helped To Establish The Principles Of Electron Orbital Hybridization And He Hoped That This New Work Would Yield Similar Fruit For The Atomic Nucleus. If Such Were The Case It Would Then Be Possible To Explain The Stability Of Atoms With Magic Numbers And The Geometric Arrangement Of Protons And Neutrons. Pauling'S Close-Packed Theory Was Interesting And Relatively Simple; However It Failed To Spark Interest Among Many Other Scientists. For The Next Several Years Pauling Continued To Advocate For The Theory And In June 1974 He Applied For A National Science Foundation Grant To Support Further Theoretical Research On The Structure Of Atomic Nuclei. The Application Was Denied And Pauling Turned His Attentions Elsewhere." See The Pauling Blog. The American Physical Society paperback
1965ref. 033394New York: The American Physical Society 1965. 1st Edition . Soft cover. Near Fine. Entire Issue In Original Blue-Green Wrappers. Near Fine. Glashow Received The Nobel Prize In 1979. The American Physical Society paperback
1965ref. 033395New York: The American Physical Society 1965. 1st Edition . Soft cover. Near Fine. Entire Issue In Original Blue-Green Wrappers. Near Fine. Bloembergen And Lederman Are Co-Authors Of Two Separate Articles; Both Were Nobel Laureates. The American Physical Society paperback
1965ref. 033402New York: The American Physical Society 1965. 1st Edition . Soft cover. Near Fine. Entire Issue In Original Blue-Green Wrappers. Near Fine. Glashow And Weinberg Both Won The Nobel Prize In 1979. The American Physical Society paperback
1965ref. 033406New York: The American Physical Society 1965. 1st Edition . Soft cover. Near Fine. Entire Issue In Original Blue-Green Wrappers. Near Fine. Dyson Co-Authors One Article Here. The American Physical Society paperback
