81. Journal Of Physics A: Mathematical And General (IOP) Contents and abstracts, full text to subscribers. http://www.iop.org/journals/jphysa

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82. The War Period, Gartenhaus, Tubis, Cassidy, And Bray Essay on the war time history of the physics department of Purdue University detailing work done there as a part of the Manhattan Project and in physics in general. http://www.physics.purdue.edu/deptinfo/ppv5/history.html

A History of Physics at Purdue -Solomon Gartenhaus, Arnold Tubis, David Cassidy, and Ralph Bray Seymour Benzer (standing) and Karl Lark-Horowitz in the Purdue physics laboratory. Courtesy of Seymour Benzer. THE WAR PERIOD, 1941-1945 Preparations During the period 1935-1941, research activities in the physics department proceeded almost as if America's entry into World War II had been forseen and that the department would play an important role in the associated war effort. The number of tenure/tenure-track faculty almost doubled, increasing from 7 to 13 during this period and the research productivity as indexed by publications in the Physical Review went up proportionally to nearly 25 publications per year. It was during this period that the department became a major player in nuclear physics research, with the construction of a Van de Graaff accelerator and, more importantly, a cyclotron which would give the department unique capabilities for carrying out research during war time. As envisioned, the Van de Graaff accelerator was designed to produce a stream of neutrons through ``high energy" deuteron-deuteron collisions with the resultant neutron flux then being used to study neutron diffraction and neutron activation of heavy elements. Three graduate students, R.E. Schreiber, R.E. Holmquist and W.A. Miller, worked on and completed the construction of this accelerator in 1937 at a total cost of only $825.62 above the cost of labor! Unfortunately, the resultant 250 KeV neutron beam only had a flux of about 0.25 milliampere which was too small to be useful for studying neutron diffraction. However, two years later in 1939, following the discovery in Germany by Otto Hahn, Lisa Meitner, and Fritz Strassmann of the fission of uranium when bombarded with low energy neutrons, the Van de Graaff was put to use to study fission fragments. Detection of the fragments was done by the use of photographic plates.

83. Hiroshima And Nagasaki For Physics Teachers Information on a workshop for physics teachers who wish to explore creation of a general education course or units about the effects of the nuclear policies of nations. http://titan.iwu.edu/~physics/Hiroshima/

Hiroshima and Nagasaki for Physics Teachers A One-week Workshop, July 7-11, 2003 Resources and planning for a physics general education course or units dealing with All Things Nuclear and The Legacy of Hiroshima and Nagasaki Guide: Raymond G. Wilson, Ph.D., Emeritus Associate Professor, Physics Department, Illinois Wesleyan University, Bloomington, IL 61702 Supported by The Cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki Project The Physics Department of Illinois Wesleyan University has unusual success with its course, Physics 239, " Problems of Nuclear Disarmament ." It deals with what journalists have voted to be " The Story of the Century ." Students apparently wish to know about their futures and the challenges they may have to face. The instructor (RGW) began teaching about the effects of nuclear war in 1959. He has spent seven summers of study in Hiroshima. In 1979 the " Problems of Nuclear Disarmament " course was created. It is offered during Wesleyan's 3-week Short Term when students enroll in only one course, and meets 5+ hours per day, 5 days per week. Perhaps on your campus someone has already created a course which deals with the problems of nuclear war, and the social, biological, and physical effects on the cities and people of Hiroshima and Nagasaki wherein the death toll was well beyond 200,000. We believe such courses are rare. We further believe that physicists can have a unique understanding and approach to the problems brought about by nuclear weapons, otherwise Physics 239 would not exist.

84. Department Of Physics - General Services general Services. The Department focuses protective clothing. The Departmentof physics is an accredited testing laboratory. Certification http://www.occuphealth.fi/ttl/osasto/tf/general.htm

FIOH Department of Physics General Services The Department focuses on the identification and prevention of physical and mechanical hazards in the work environment. The fields of interest are: Research and development Testing and certification Training and consulting Participation in international standardisation Facilities The department has five laboratories for research and testing services: An isolated sound chamber for testing hearing protectors and for acoustic research A test chamber for ventilation studies and the development of measurement methods A laboratory for non-ionizing radiation measurements and tests A laboratory for mechanical tests of personal protective equipment A climatic chamber for thermal stress research Research The research carried out at the Department is multidisciplinary, and independent in nature. It focuses on six main areas: Noise and vibration research develops methods of protection against hazardous physical factors and the evaluation of individual susceptibility.

85. Faculty Of Physics - Home Faculty of physics. Includes general information on graduate and undergraduate study of physics, and a faculty listing. http://www.weizmann.ac.il/physics/

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86. University Of Toronto - Department Of Physics Includes general information, news and events, services and resources, study programs, research groups, and people. http://physics.utoronto.ca/

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87. Villanova Physics, General Information general Information Regarding the physics Program. http://www.phy.villanova.edu/general.htm

88. [physics/9908041] Gravitational Waves: An Introduction This paper presents an elementary introduction to the theory of gravitational waves. This article is meant for students who have had an exposure to general relativity, but results from general relativity have been derived in the appendices. http://xxx.lanl.gov/abs/physics/9908041

Physics, abstract physics/9908041 Gravitational Waves: An Introduction Authors: Indrajit Chakrabarty Comments: Lecture notes presenting an elementary introduction to the theory of gravitational waves. To be submitted to Resonance, Journal of Science Education with a lesser mathematical content. For later revisions, see this http URL Subj-class: Physics Education; Popular Physics In this article, I present an elementary introduction to the theory of gravitational waves. This article is meant for students who have had an exposure to general relativity, but, results from general relativity used in the main discussion have been derived and discussed in the appendices. The weak gravitational field approximation is first considered and the linearized Einstein's equations are obtained. We discuss the plane wave solutions to these equations and consider the transverse-traceless (TT) gauge. We then discuss the motion of test particles in the presence of a gravitational wave and their polarization. The method of Green's functions is applied to obtain the solutions to the linearized field equations in presence of a nonrelativistic, isolated source. Full-text: PostScript PDF , or Other formats References and citations for this submission: CiteBase (autonomous citation navigation and analysis) Links to: arXiv physics find abs

89. Villanova Physics, General Information Mendel Hall, location of the physics Department. This web site was createdby Paul Dayton and maintained by JS If you have any comments http://www.phy.villanova.edu/front_page.htm

90. School Of Chemistry, Physics & Earth Sciences Process physics is a new way of modelling reality. The fundamental premise derived limits to logic implied by Godels theorem used to create a model generating both general Relativity and Quantum field theory at a higher level. http://ph131.ph.flinders.edu.au/html/people/processphysics.html

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91. Fachbereich Physik Features general information, research, study and teaching, as well as services. Also includes modular examinations. http://www.physik.uni-osnabrueck.de/english/

Study and Teaching University calendar, lectures BS/MS: Physics and Computer Science International Graduate School Modular Exams ... Kolloquium Research Research groups Sonderforschungsbereich 225 Graduate College 15 Graduate College 695 ... DFG Priority Program 1137 Information About the department Film Naturwissenschaften Studying at Osnabrück Service for schools Miscellaneous Links Search Infrastructure Computer ... Photos Service Universität Osnabrück Address, Local Map Dean Staff, Telephon, Email ... Open positions Thank you for visiting the home page of the physics department at the university of Osnabrück. We are gradually improving our web services to provide you with information in English. Up to now some pages still exist in German only. Thank you for your patience. Letzte Bearbeitung: JL JS

92. School Of Physics And Astronomy - University Of Nottingham Research in the School is organised within the general areas of Astronomy, Magnetic Resonance Imaging , Nanoscience, Quantum Statistical Phenomena and Semiconductors. http://www.nottingham.ac.uk/physics/

MAP REF: H3  BUILDING NO.S: 21, 26 School of Physics and Astronomy physics-enquiries@nottingham.ac.uk Head of School Professor Peter Beton www.nottingham.ac.uk/physics News and Events News Events Conferences School colloquia ... Research group seminars Recent News more... Basic Technology: Hyperpolarised technologies for medical and materials science A grant to the value of £1,044,797 has been announced. more... Farewell Dinner for Professor Peter Main Saturday 14 June 2003 more... Graduands Reception Wednesday 9 July 2003 more... Professor awarded CBE Professor Eaves was awarded a CBE in the New Years Honours List more... 7T Progress The MR Centre had agreed to buy a Phillips 7T whole body scanner more... Forthcoming Events more... RAC Wednesday April 23 details... Teaching Quality Committee Wednesday April 30 details... High Redshift Galaxies Wednesday April 30 details... Physics and Astronomy, The University of Nottingham, University Park, Nottingham, NG7 2RD Last revised: 10 April 2003

93. INPC2001 INPC 2001 will have a very special character since it will be the first major international nuclear physics conference of the new millennium. The general theme of the scientific program will be Nuclear physics in the 21st Century. http://www.lbl.gov/~inpc2001/

International Nuclear Physics Conference) University of California, Berkeley, USA July 30 - August 3, 2001 Email: inpc2001@lbl.gov Hosted by E. O. Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory

94. PHYSICS/GENERAL PROGRAMS 108B physics/general Programs 108b. physics in Modern Medicine Applications in Imaging,Surgery and Therapy. Prof. Suzanne Amador Kane. Koshland INSC Link L103. http://www.haverford.edu/physics-astro/course_materials/phys108b/phys108b.html

Physics/General Programs 108b Physics in Modern Medicine: Applications in Imaging, Surgery and Therapy Prof. Suzanne Amador Kane Koshland INSC Link L103 Phone: (610) 896-1198, email: samador@haverford.edu Haverford College Spring 2003 Poster Presentation E-reserves This Week's Assignment (Printable Version) To reach the book website, click here ... Course description (brief overview, prerequisites) Class meeting times and location Course requirements / Information about Short Papers/Posters Grading/Late Policy Syllabus (includes weekly assignments, exams, etc.) Homework/E-reserves/On-line Resources Course description Enrollment Limits/Who should take this course This course is limited to an enrollment of 40. Preference is given to students not already majoring in the natural sciences. Natural science majors may take it as an elective, although they should consult with the instructor before doing so. Prerequisites: None. Only precalculus-level mathematics will be used.

95. Physics Java Applets By C.K.Ng Applets on general physics. http://www.ngsir.netfirms.com/englishVersion.htm

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96. UVA Physics - General Information For Graduate Admissions Charlottesville, VA 22903 University's Web Map general Information info@physics.virginia.eduComputer Abuse abuse@physics.virginia.edu http://www.phys.virginia.edu/GraduateBrochure/General-Application-Info.asp

General Information for Graduate Admissions Instructions and Application Forms for the Physics and Engineering Physics Graduate Programs can be obtained: Online: http://artsandsciences.virginia.edu/admissions/apply.html Send Request by E-Mail: grad-info-request@physics.virginia.edu Send Request by Mail: Please send your request to the "Graduate Admissions Advisor" at the Physics Department address below, and the application materials will be mailed to you. Deadline for Application and Materials: To be eligible for all forms of financial assistance, students should submit completed applications by April 1. Financial Aid: Normally all students admitted to the doctoral program receive financial aid. A number of well-qualified entering students are awarded tuition-free departmental or University-wide fellowships. Others receive tuition-free teaching assistantships, teaching assistantships supplemented by fellowships, or research assistantships. Duties required for teaching assistants normally total less than 8-12 hours per week. CURRENT NUMBERS for the 2002-2003 academic year: Nine-Month Stipend = $15,000

97. American Institute Of Physics - Home Page It is the mission of the Institute to serve physics, astronomy, and related fields of science and technology by serving its Member Societies, individual scientists, educators, students, R D leaders, and the general public with programs, services and publications Information That Matters. http://www.aip.org

Counterterrorism: a primer for physicists No longer threatened by a rival superpower, the US now faces the growing danger of clandestine terrorist groups. Effectively countering terrorists requires that physicists actively contribute to the nation's defense Physics Today April 2003 Now purchase AIP journal articles for as little as $3 Get the articles you need quickly and easily. Prepay for a number of articles from AIP publications, enjoy immediate online delivery, and save up to 85% off single-article prices. Click here for more information. PACS The newest edition of AIP's Physics and Astronomy Classification Scheme is available online. Complimentary paper copies are available upon request. Comments and suggestions from the community are welcome. Visit PACS online. Switching from physics to biology The age of biology presents unique opportunities for physicists to develop instruments and create biological theories. Two industrial physicists involved in biological research talk about their work , and other physicists give tips on how to make the transition The Industrial Physicist April/May 2003 Click on Logo to Return to AIP Home Page American Institute of Physics One Physics Ellipse, College Park, MD 20740-3843

98. Millennium Relativity Introduces a new theory in relativistic physics to replace Einstein's special and general theories of relativity. http://www.mrelativity.net/

Millennium Relativity Relativity Sites Dissident Sites Government Sites Physics Sites ... Relativistic Motion Perspective (New) Millennium Theory Equations (Updated) Millennium Briefs (New Article - How Time Transformation Reconciles the Constancy of Light Speed) Most Recent Papers by Contributing Authors Physics News Arthur Bolstein Einstein's General and Special Relativity cannot be Physically Real Peer Reviews Ajay Sharma Einstein's Light Energy-Mass equation (L=c delta m) contradicts the law of conservation of matter and energy, and alternate equation delta E=Ac delta M. Submitted Papers Temur Z. Kalanov Open Letter to the Governing Body of the American Physical Society Visitor's Forum New Policy on Contributed Works Millennium Relativity Website Progress Report for October 2002 ... History Tero Salomaa - The Michelson-Morley experiment and SR - (Most Recent Visitor's Forum Topic) Known Problems (see list of known problems) Site Promotion Paper Contact Site

99. Classes Taught By Dr. Douglas Davidson Includes administrative information, schedules and announcemnts for courses on general physics, analytical mechanics and practical physics. http://www.bhc.edu/academics/science/davidsond/index.html

100. Powell's Books - Physics-General History And Philosophy used books in this aisle. Featured Titles in physicsgeneral Historyand Philosophy Page 1 of 7 next. Used $5.50 Trade Paper List http://www.powells.com/subsection/PhysicsGeneralHistoryandPhilosophy.html

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