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American Journey: History United States Vl2 (v. ii) by David R. Goldfield, Carl Abbott, et all 2000-08
The American Journey: Update Edition, Volume 1 (5th Edition) by David Goldfield, Carl E. Abbott, et all 2009-02-16
The American Journey: A History of the United States, Volume 2 (5th Edition) (Myhistorylab) by David Goldfield, Carl E Abbott, et all 2008-11-09
The American Journey: Teaching and Learning Classroom Update Edition, Volume 2 (5th Edition) by David Goldfield, Carl E. Abbott, et all 2009-02-06
The American Journey: A History of the United States, Vol. 1, 4th Edition by David Goldfield, Carl E Abbott, et all 2006-03-11
The American Journey: Teaching and Learning Classroom Update Edition, Volume 1 (5th Edition) by David Goldfield, Carl E. Abbott, et all 2009-02-08
American Journey, The, Concise Edition, Volume 2 by David Goldfield, Virginia DeJohn Anderson, et all 2007-12-06
American Journey, The, Concise Edition, Volume 1 by David Goldfield, Virginia DeJohn Anderson, et all 2007-12-06
The production and properties of positrons (California Institute of Technology. Bulletin) by Carl David Anderson, 1937
The American Journey by David/ Abbott, Carl/ Anderson Goldfield, 2006
America's Journey ; Continuity and Change in the Twentieth Century , California Edition by David; Abbott, Carl; Anderson, Virginia DeJohn; Argersinger, Jo Anne E.; Argersinger, Peter H.; Barney, William L.; Weir, Robert M. Goldfield, 2006
The American Journey: Combined, Third Edition by David; Abbott, Carl; Anderson, Virginia DeJohn; Argersinger, Jo Ann; Goldfield,
The American Journey: Teaching and Learning Classroom Edition, Volume 1 (5th Edition) by David Goldfield, Carl E Abbott, et all 2009-01-01
The American Journey: Teaching and Learning Classroom Edition, Volume 1 (4th Edition) by David Goldfield, Carl E Abbott, et all 2006-05-05

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Physics 1936
for his discovery of cosmic radiation , for his discovery of the positron . VictorFranz Hess, carl david anderson. 1/2 of the prize, 1/2 of the prize. Austria, USA.
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Extractions: Anderson, Carl David u rs u n] Pronunciation Key Anderson, Carl David , American physicist, b. New York City, grad. California Institute of Technology (B.S., 1927; Ph.D., 1930). Associated with the institute's physics department from 1930, he became professor in 1939. For his discovery (1932) of the positron, he shared with V. F. Hess the 1936 Nobel Prize in Physics. The muon particle was discovered in cosmic rays in 1935 by Anderson and his associate S. H. Neddermeyer and almost simultaneously by J. C. Street and E. C. Stevenson at Harvard. The Columbia Electronic Encyclopedia,
Carl David Anderson Winner Of The 1936 Nobel Prize In Physics
carl david anderson, a Nobel Prize Laureate in Physics, at the Nobel Prize Internet Archive. carl david anderson. 1936 Nobel Laureate in Physics submitted by Davis) anderson, carl david (19051991)
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BIOGRAPHICAL MEMOIRS VOL. 73. carl david anderson. September 3, 1905January 11, 1991. BY WILLIAM H. PICKERING discovery of the positive electron, or positron, carl david anderson was awarded the
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Extractions: BIOGRAPHICAL MEMOIRS VOL. 73 B EST KNOWN FOR HIS discovery of the positive electron, or positron, Carl David Anderson was awarded the Nobel Prize in physics in 1936 at age thirty-one. The discovery of the positron was the first of the new particles of modern physics. Electrons and protons had been known and experimented with for about forty years, and it was assumed that these were the building blocks of all matter. With the discovery of the positron, an example of anti-matter, all manner of theoretical and experimental possibilities arose. The Royal Society of London called Carl's discovery "one of the most momentous of the century." Born on September 3, 1905, in New York City, Carl was the only son of Swedish immigrant parents. His father, the senior Carl David Anderson, had been in the United States since 1896. When Carl was seven years old, the family left New York for Los Angeles, where Carl attended public schools and in 1923 entered the California Institute of Technology. Caltech had opened its doors in 1921 with Robert A. Millikan, himself a Nobel laureate, as chief executive. Together with chemist Arthur A. Noyes and astronomer George Ellery Hale, Millikan established the high standard of excellence and the small student body that today continues to characterize Caltech. Carl was an excellent student. Originally interested in electrical engineering, he changed to physics after attending a class with Professor Ike Bowen. In his junior year he was one of two students awarded the highly coveted travel prize for scholastic achievement. This prize consisted of a grant sufficient for two students to travel in Europe for six months, from March of their junior year to the following September, with an itinerary made up largely of their own choosing. Of the candidates considered for the prize, six were selected to attend a special class on the arts, history, and culture of Europe, given by John MacArthur, dean of freshmen. This was intended to help the winners plan an interesting trip. The chosen two spent most of their time visiting the prescribed round of museums and cathedrals, but they did get to meet scientists H. A. Lorentz and H. Kamerlingh-Onnes.
Anderson, Carl David
anderson, carl david. carl david anderson. Harvey of Pasadena. (b.Sept. 3, 1905, New York, NY, USd. Jan. 11, 1991, San Marino, Calif
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Extractions: Carl David Anderson Harvey of Pasadena (b. Sept. 3, 1905, New York, N.Y., U.S.d. Jan. 11, 1991, San Marino, Calif.), American physicist who, with Victor Francis Hess of Austria, won the Nobel Prize for Physics in 1936 for his discovery of the positron , or positive electron, the first known particle of antimatter. Anderson received his Ph.D. in 1930 from the California Institute of Technology, Pasadena, where he worked with physicist Robert Andrews Millikan . Having studied X-ray photoelectrons (electrons ejected from atoms by interaction with high-energy photons) since 1927, he began research in 1930 on gamma rays and cosmic rays. While studying cloud-chamber photographs of cosmic rays, Anderson found a number of tracks whose orientation suggested that they were caused by positively charged particlesbut particles too small to be protons. In 1932 he announced that they were caused by positrons, positively charged particles with the same mass as electrons. The claim was controversial until verified the next year by British physicist Patrick M.S. Blackett
Carl David Anderson Winner Of The 1936 Nobel Prize In Physics
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Carl David Anderson, September 3, 1905January 11, 1991 | By William H. Pickeri
discovery of the positive electron, or positron, carl david anderson was awarded the Nobel Prize in physics in His father, the senior carl david anderson, had been in the United
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Extractions: BEST KNOWN FOR HIS discovery of the positive electron, or positron, Carl David Anderson was awarded the Nobel Prize in physics in 1936 at age thirty-one. The discovery of the positron was the first of the new particles of modern physics. Electrons and protons had been known and experimented with for about forty years, and it was assumed that these were the building blocks of all matter. With the discovery of the positron, an example of anti-matter, all manner of theoretical and experimental possibilities arose. The Royal Society of London called Carl's discovery "one of the most momentous of the century." Born on September 3, 1905, in New York City, Carl was the only son of Swedish immigrant parents. His father, the senior Carl David Anderson, had been in the United States since 1896. When Carl was seven years old, the family left New York for Los Angeles, where Carl attended public schools and in 1923 entered the California Institute of Technology. Caltech had opened its doors in 1921 with Robert A. Millikan, himself a Nobel laureate, as chief executive. Together with chemist Arthur A. Noyes and astronomer George Ellery Hale, Millikan established the high standard of excellence and the small student body that today continues to characterize Caltech. Carl was an excellent student. Originally interested in electrical engineering, he changed to physics after attending a class with Professor Ike Bowen. In his junior year he was one of two students awarded the highly coveted travel prize for scholastic achievement. This prize consisted of a grant sufficient for two students to travel in Europe for six months, from March of their junior year to the following September, with an itinerary made up largely of their own choosing. Of the candidates considered for the prize, six were selected to attend a special class on the arts, history, and culture of Europe, given by John MacArthur, dean of freshmen. This was intended to help the winners plan an interesting trip. The chosen two spent most of their time visiting the prescribed round of museums and cathedrals, but they did get to meet scientists H. A. Lorentz and H. Kamerlingh-Onnes.
Anderson, Carl David
anderson, carl david (19051991). US physicist who discovered the positiveelectron (positron) in 1932; he shared the Nobel Prize for Physics 1936.
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Extractions: Anderson, Carl David u rs u n] Pronunciation Key Anderson, Carl David , American physicist, b. New York City, grad. California Institute of Technology (B.S., 1927; Ph.D., 1930). Associated with the institute's physics department from 1930, he became professor in 1939. For his discovery (1932) of the positron, he shared with V. F. Hess the 1936 Nobel Prize in Physics. The muon particle was discovered in cosmic rays in 1935 by Anderson and his associate S. H. Neddermeyer and almost simultaneously by J. C. Street and E. C. Stevenson at Harvard. The Columbia Electronic Encyclopedia,
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Anderson, Carl David (1905-1991), Physicien Américain D'origine Suédoise
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carl david anderson. (b. Sept. 3, 1905, New York, NY, USd. Jan. 11,1991, San Marino, Calif.), American physicist who, with Victor
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Extractions: (b. Sept. 3, 1905, New York, N.Y., U.S.d. Jan. 11, 1991, San Marino, Calif.), American physicist who, with Victor Francis Hess of Austria, won the Nobel Prize for Physics in 1936 for his discovery of the positron, or positive electron, the first known particle of antimatter. Anderson received his Ph.D. in 1930 from the California Institute of Technology, Pasadena, where he spent his entire career, becoming professor emeritus in 1976. Having studied X-ray photoelectrons (electrons ejected from atoms by interaction with high-energy photons) since 1927, he began research in 1930 on gamma rays and cosmic rays, utilizing the magnetic cloud chamber. In 1932 Anderson discovered the positron in the course of cosmic-ray interaction studies and one year later succeeded in producing positrons by gamma irradiation. In 1936 he participated in the discovery of the muon, an elementary particle about 207 times as massive as the electron.
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anderson, carl david. (19051991). Americký fyzik, který spolu sVictorem Francisem Hessem z Rakouska obdrel v roce 1936 Nobelovu
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Extractions: Anderson získal titul Ph.D. v roce 1930 na Kalifornském technologickém institutu v Pasadenì, kde pracoval s fyzikem Robertem Andrewsem Millicanem . Od roku 1927 studovali rentgenové fotoelektrony (uvolòují se pøi srákách atomù s vysoce energetickými fotony), v roce 1930 zaèali zkoumat kosmické a gama záøení. Anderson v mlné komoøe vyfotografoval kosmické paprsky a pøi studiu takto vzniklých fotografií objevil mnoství stop, z jejich polohy vyplývalo, e by mohly vzniknout pùsobením kladnì nabitých èástic - ovem èástic mnohem meních ne protony. V roce 1932 uvedl, e stopy jsou zpùsobeny pozitrony, co jsou kladnì nabité èástice mající stejnou hmotnost jako elektrony. Toto kontroverzní tvrzení bylo v roce 1933 ovìøeno britským fyzikem P. M. S. Blackettem a jeho italským kolegou G. Occhialinim.
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Extractions: For more information visit our home page Carl David Anderson Description young ; full-face ; suit Item ID Anderson C A1a Carl David Anderson Description middle age ; full-face ; suit ; eyeglasses ; at 10th Annual International Conference of High Energy Physics, University of Rochester, August 25-September 1, 1960 Item ID Anderson C A2 Carl David Anderson, Robert Andrews Millikan, Seth H. Neddermyer Description L-R: Anderson, Millikan, Neddermyer ; hat ; coat ; standing ; talking ; outdoors ; at the summit of Pikes Peak Item ID Anderson C C2 Carl David Anderson Description First image of a positron track Item ID Anderson C F2 Carl David Anderson Description young ; standing ; equipment ; control panel for cloud chamber in trailer on Pikes Peak Item ID Anderson C F3 Carl David Anderson Description Andersons cloud chamber and magnet ; equipment ; laboratory Item ID Anderson C F4 Carl David Anderson Description young ; suit ; inspecting equipment Item ID Anderson C F5 Carl David Anderson Description middle age, three-quarter view, eyglasses, suit, talking
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The Discovery of Antimatter The Autobiography of carl david anderson,the Youngest Man to Win the Nobel Prize. Edited by Richard
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Extractions: Back to Table of Contents October Books: Principles of Optics: Electromagnetic Theory of Propagation, Interference and Diffraction of Light Allen's Astrophysical Quantities Voodoo Science: The Road from Foolishness to Fraud Supersymmetry: Squarks, Photinos, and the Unveiling of the Ultimate Laws of Nature ... New Books Site Index Physics Today Home Page Current Issue Past Contents Job Ads Upcoming Meetings Buyer's Guide About Physics Today Contact Us Advertising Information Print Ad Rates and Specs Online Ad Rates and Specs Advertiser Index Product Information Information Exchange The Discovery of Anti-matter: The Autobiography of Carl David Anderson, the Youngest Man to Win the Nobel Prize Edited by Richard J. Weiss World Scientific, River Edge, N.J., 1999. 144 pp. $28.00 hc ISBN 981-02-3680-8 Anderson began his long career at Caltech as an undergraduate. Then came his PhD thesis on photoelectrons produced by x rays, under the nominal direction of Robert Millikan. ("For this I thanked him," Anderson wrote, "but not once during the three years of my graduate thesis work did he visit my laboratory or discuss the work with me.") Then came postdoctoral work, again, loosely supervised by Millikan, during which Anderson built and ran the Caltech Magnet Cloud Chamber. For this project, Anderson built a large vertical cloud chamber and a heavy air-core magnet that produced a field of 25 kilogauss. When he first put the unwieldy apparatus, resembling an "obese pig," into operation, Anderson obtained "dramatic and completely unexpected" results: approximately equal numbers of positive and negative particles where only electrons were expected.

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