141. Physicists (Gerald L. Hurst) mistaken. physicists do not know how to make bombs excepting atomic bombs and then they need a billion dollars in taxpayers money. http://yarchive.net/explosives/physicist.html

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142. The Particle Detector BriefBook A condensed handbook covering subjects around particle detectors, the underlying physics and the analysis of their data. Intended as introduction for newcomers and reference for physicists working in the field. http://www.cern.ch/RD11/rkb/titleD.html

Welcome to the Internet version of The Particle Detector BriefBook This is a condensed handbook, or an extended glossary, written in encyclopedic format, covering subjects around particle detectors, the underlying physics, and the analysis of their data. It intends to be both introduction for newcomers and reference for physicists working in the field. This BriefBook has been prepared by R.K.BOCK , at CERN , Geneva, and A.VASILESCU , at IFA, Bucuresti. Enter The Particle Detector BriefBook (your browser should have graphics capability). You will access version 14, which is now also available as a book (order directly from Springer or from your preferred bookstore). The Internet version will be updated occasionally, and is not necessarily identical to the printed version. In all cases, we appreciate your feedback: please send comments, error corrections, or your suggestions for new contributions, to R.K.Bock. Part of the information has been derived, with permission, from a booklet FORMULAE AND METHODS IN EXPERIMENTAL DATA EVALUATION The Data Analysis BriefBook Some comments on this Internet version of The Particle Detector BriefBook The html version has been generated automatically, using Latex2html version 3.1. Minor adjustments by hand were necessary; if in some places the html presentation is not optimal, we ask for your understanding.

143. MRI - Magnetic Resonance Imaging Resource The MRI channel of SpectroscopyNOW.com has been developed to keep chemists, biologists, medical physicists, radiologists and technologists up to date on the latest research results, use and applications of MRI. http://www.spectroscopynow.com/Spy/mri

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145. 2003 Directory And Census Of U.S. Particle Physicists Directory and survey of U.S. particle physicists. http://pdg.lbl.gov/us-hepfolk/index.html

2003 Directory and Census of U.S. Particle Physicists Sponsored by DOE and NSF Produced by Particle Data Group Introduction and Credits To make changes to US-HEPFOLK Directory Census Summary ... 1995 Survey Forms, Survey Tables, Survey Plots Search US-HEPFOLK Directory Last name: First or nick name: Affiliation: Email: You can also search by affiliation name Instructions for Searching US-HEPFOLK Directory To search for a person, you may enter any portion of their last name, first name, affiliation, or email address (or any combination thereof). Examples: Last name = stein yields Einstein, Steinway, . . . Affil = fermi yields 366 people at Fermilab Last name = clare + Affil = river yields Bob Clare at UC Riverside May 15, 2003

146. 86 Eminent Physicists physicists Distinguished in Other Fields. Quimby, Edith Hinkley Yalow, Rosalyn Sussman, Physics of Beams. Edwards, Helen T. Space Physics. http://www.physics.ucla.edu/~cwp/dev/86.html

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Unicode (UTF-8) KOI8-R windows 1251 SciTech Translations SciTech Translations Translations by scientists for scientists. Anatoliy Vorobyev (a native Russian speaker) and Tony Muc (a native English speaker), both Ph.D. physicists, have established SciTech Translations, a translation service from Russian to English or English to Russian to provide a level of quality for scientific and technical translations never before possible. The combination of advanced scientific knowledge and experience with native linguistic abilities in a collaborative and interactive manner ensures the highest quality translations, particularly of scientific and technical materials. (родной язык английский), оба физики с ученой степенью Ph.D. основали фирму SciTech Translations для услуг по переводу с русского на английский и с английского на русский с уровнем качества научно-теѠническиѠпереводов, которое ранее было невозможно. Глубокие индивидуальные научные и лингвистические знания и опыт в сочетании с интерактивной совместной работой над переводом обеспечивают высочайшее качество переводов, особенно научныѠи теѠническиѠматериалов.

148. JLab News - Physicists Discover New Form Of Matter JLab in the News. physicists discover new form of matter By Norbert Lossau (Translated by Volker Burkert, leader of experimental Hall B at Jefferson Lab) http://www.jlab.org/news/articles/2003/diewelt.html

Privacy and Security Notice JLab in the News Physicists discover new form of matter By Norbert Lossau (Translated by Volker Burkert , leader of experimental Hall B at Jefferson Lab) Die Welt July 2, 2003 The Standard Model, as the generally accepted theory of modern particle physics, does not forbid the existence of quintuples of quarks. Physicists are now using powerful particle accelerators in an attempt to fuse a quark triplet and a quark doublet to a quark quintuplet. "One could say that, for the first time, a molecule of quarks was created," says particle physicist Frank Wilzcek of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in Boston. "This is really a milestone in physics." To this date, the properties of the quarks remain a mystery. While all other forces in nature, such as gravitation or the attractive force created by electrical charge, decrease with increasing distance between the partners, the quarks' attractive force increases the further they are pulled apart from each other. This "strong attraction" of the quarks has as consequence that they cannot be isolated from each other. The three quarks in a proton may swirl around each other, however they are shackled to each other by invisible "springs" so that even the most gigantic forces are not enough to separate them. This is the reason why a single isolated quark has never been observed. The fusing of quark douplets and triplets to a pentaquark requires an enormous experimental effort. The Japanese scientists can claim to be "first". However, shortly after their success, researchers at the Jefferson Lab were also successful in creating the pentaquark which, as expected, is 5/3 times heavier than a proton. Armed with these new insights scientists hope to come to a better understanding of quark properties, and perhaps create even larger "quark molecules".

149. NRL Plasma Formulary 1998 Revised Edition. The NRL Plasma Formulary has been the miniBible of plasma physicists for the past 20 years. It is available in PostScript; PDF and TeX formats. http://wwwppd.nrl.navy.mil/nrlformulary/nrlformulary.html

NRL Plasma Formulary 2002 Revised Edition The NRL Plasma Formulary has been the mini-Bible of plasma physicists for the past 20 years. It is an eclectic compilation of mathematical and scientific formulas, and contains physical parameters pertinent to a variety of plasma regimes, ranging from laboratory devices to astrophysical objects. The Formulary was originally developed at NRL by Dave Book (currently at the Naval Postgraduate School). His conscientiousness and perseverance have made the Formulary one of the most widely used `tomes' in plasma physics. The new custodian of the Formulary is Joe Huba. He is responsible for its maintenance and future revisions. Any questions, suggestions, comments, etc. can be directed to him via e-mail (ppdweb@ppd.nrl.navy.mil) The NRL Plasma Formulary has been set in TeX by Dave Book, Todd Brun, and Robert Scott. The formulary and its components are available in Postscript, PDF, and TeX formats. To order copies of the NRL Plasma Formulary Booklet, please provide the following information: Name: Postal Address: Institution: Department: Street: City/State/Zip: Country: Number of copies: There is no charge for the NRL Plasma Formulary Booklets (i.e., they're free).

150. Physicists 'Entangle' Light, Pave Way To Atomic-scale Measurements University of Toronto physicists have developed a way to entangle photons which could ultimately lead to an extremely precise new measurement system. http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2004/05/040513010953.htm

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151. The Society Of Rheology Home Page Composed of physicists, chemists, biologists, engineers, and mathematicians interested in the advancing and applications of rheology, which is defined as the science of deformation and flow of matter. http://www.rheology.org/sor/

Welcome to The Society of Rheology About The Society of Rheology Membership Information Meeting Announcements Society Publications ... Search SoR Website The Society of Rheology is composed of physicists, chemists, biologists, engineers, and mathematicians interested in advancing and applying rheology , which is defined as the science of deformation and flow of matter. What's New Members' Site Password required. Rheology Index Find rheology-related Web sites. Journal of Rheology CD-Set sold out Renew Membership at AIP Secured Site Please e-mail suggestions and comments to albertco@umche.maine.edu Updated 17 February 2004 This web site resides at the University of Maine Chemical Engineering Web Server

152. 07.23.2003 - Physicists Build World's Smallest Motor Using Nanotubes And Etched physicists build world s smallest motor using nanotubes and etched silicon. By Robert Sanders, Media Relations 23 July 2003. BERKELEY http://www.berkeley.edu/news/media/releases/2003/07/23_motor.shtml

UC Berkeley Campus conferences focus on saving native languages Steve Gladstone resigns as Cal athletic director Mark Danner on America's transformation into a torturer More news: Supernova voyeur; junk-food junkies... Select one All stories by date economics Campus news Education Environment Events at Berkeley International affairs People public policy Science Social science Students engineering Physicists build world's smallest motor using nanotubes and etched silicon By Robert Sanders, Media Relations BERKELEY "It's the smallest synthetic motor that's ever been made," said Alex Zettl, professor of physics at UC Berkeley and faculty scientist at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory. "Nature is still a little bit ahead of us - there are biological motors that are equal or slightly smaller in size - but we are catching up." A series of scanning electron microscope pictures of the spinning rotor of a nanomotor fabricated in the lab of UC Berkeley physicist Alex Zettl. The entire electric motor is about 500 nanometers across, 300 times smaller than the diameter of a human hair. (Credit: Zettl lab) Animated image available for download Zettl and his UC Berkeley graduate students and post-docs report their feat in the July 24 issue of

153. Automatic Transfer To The Index Directory Provides links and material that can be of interest to students and other plasma physicists. http://www.fusion.kth.se/~hurtig

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155. Welcome To RACE Services LLC Certified Health physicists offering radiological services, support and direction concerning nuclear rad waste processing alternatives that lower overall operational cost. Provides description of services. http://www.race-services.com/

156. Medical Physics Medical Physics is the scientific journal of the American Association of physicists in Medicine. Calendar of Events in Medical Physics and Links to Abstracts of Articles available free. http://www.medphys.org/

Medical Physics is the scientific journal of the American Association of Physicists in Medicine Colin G. Orton, Editor One Physics Ellipse College Park, Maryland 20740 Read Medical Physics Online Abstracts of Articles and Table of Contents Free, Full Text Articles require password Calendar of Events in Medical Physics Subscribe to Medical Physics AAPM Members have FREE Access to Medical Physics Online - Click Here for Details Subscription Prices Information on other AAPM Publications Lost your password or passcode? Contact AIP Customer Service Download ISO image files for Archived Volumes of Medical Physics For AAPM Members Only (You will be redirected to the AAPM website) Directions: Save file to local hard drive, and then use CD burning software (Ahead Nero, Roxio Easy CD Creator, etc.) to burn ISO image to CD. Refer to the help file for your software for further directions. Books in Medical Physics for Review Volunteer to review newly published books for the Medical Physics Journal [last updated: 05/20/2004] ( For AAPM Members Only Submit a Manuscript Information about Online Processing of Medical Physics Manuscripts (PDF) Submit your manuscript now Read the Instructions to Authors PDF (PDF)

157. The UnMuseum - Immanuel Velikovsky Looks at the theory put forth in his 1950s text Worlds in Collision, and geologists' and physicists' reactions to it. http://www.unmuseum.org/velikov.htm

Venus in the Corner Pocket The Controversial Theories of Immanuel Velikovsky In 1950 a Russian-born psychiatrist named Immanuel Velikovsky authored a controversial book. Velikovsky was extremely knowledgeable in the texts of ancient peoples. Based on his interpretation of these texts, Velikovsky reached the conclusion that our solar system, with its nine planets, was not always the same as we see it today. The book, Worlds in Collision , asserted that around 3,500 years ago the planet Venus was somehow ejected from the planet Jupiter as a comet. Comet Venus then started wandering through the solar system. Its gravitational field pushed other planets out of their orbits or changed their rotation. Velikovsky attributed many of the disasters recorded in ancient times to this strange interaction the Earth had with Venus. Material that fell from Venus's comet tail into Earth's atmosphere caused the plagues visited upon Egypt as recorded in the Bible. "Plague is throughout the land. Blood is everywhere," cried the Egyptian Ipuwer. "Men shrink from tasting, human beings thirst after water..." According to Velikovsky's thinking, a fine rusty ferruginous dust from the comet's tail filtered down on the globe turning everything red. As Earth went deeper into the comet's tail the dust turned to small stones and a hail of gravel pelted the Earth: "...there was hail, and fire mingled in with hail, very grievous, such as there was none like it in all the land of Egypt since it became a nation," the Bible reads.

158. ScienceDirect - International Journal Of Radiation Oncology*Biology*Physics - Li Commonly known as the Red Journal and is the official journal of the ASTRO, American Society for Therapeutic Radiology and Oncology. Papers in this journal are usually written by both medical physicists and medical oncologists/radiologists. http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/journal/03603016

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159. History Of Chemistry Index Links to biographies of many honored chemists and some physicists, biographical collections, classic papers in chemistry, and history of science sites. http://w3.nai.net/~bobsalsa/history_of_chemistry.htm

160. GPS: The Role Of Atomic Clocks - Summary The history and story of how the Global Positioning System evolved from the development of the world's most accurate timepieces, atomic clocks, by physicists looking into the nature of time. Adapted from an article written by MIT scientist Daniel Kleppner. http://www.beyonddiscovery.org/content/view.article.asp?a=458

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