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1 | 4 1912 ANNALEN DER PHYSIK 39 (16): 1108-1132
Schmidt F
The modifications of mercury surface tension due to metallic additives

2 | 16 1914 NATURWISSENSCHAFTEN 2: 309-314
Seeliger R
Modern outlook on the origin of spectral lines and series-production spectra; Part Two

3 | 31 1915 PHYSIKALISCHE ZEITSCHRIFT 16: 456-486
Fajans K
The periodic system of the elements, the radioactive transformations and the structure of the atoms

4 | 32 1915 PROCEEDINGS OF THE KONINKLIJKE AKADEMIE VAN WETENSCHAPPEN TE AMSTERDAM 17: 873-884
du Pois H
The universality of the Zeeman effect with respect to the Stark effect in canal rays

5 | 34 1915 SCIENCE 41: 73-81
Cole AD
Recent evidence for the existence of the nucleus atom

6 | 35 1915 SITZUNGSBERICHTE DER KONIGLICH PREUSSISCHEN AKADEMIE DER WISSENSCHAFTEN : 909-913
Planck M
Remarks on the emission of spectral lines.

7 | 37 1916 ANNALEN DER PHYSIK 49 (3): 229-362
Kossel W
Molecular formation as an issue of the atomic construction

8 | 38 1916 ANNALEN DER PHYSIK 50 (11): 346-368
Kruger F
Natural frequencies of free gyroscopic molecules

9 | 39 1916 ANNALEN DER PHYSIK 50 (13): 489-520
Epstein PS
The theory of the Stark effect.

10 | 48 1916 PHYSIKALISCHE ZEITSCHRIFT 17: 148-150
Epstein PS
On the theory of the Stark effect.

11 | 51 1916 PHYSIKALISCHE ZEITSCHRIFT 17: 481-490
Swinne R
The dependency of secondary radiation emission co-efficients of the wave length agitating radiation

12 | 52 1916 PHYSIKALISCHE ZEITSCHRIFT 17: 529-532
Swinne R
The absorption of solar positive (Northerly lights) rays in the earth's atmosphere.

13 | 53 1916 PROCEEDINGS OF THE KONINKLIJKE AKADEMIE VAN WETENSCHAPPEN TE AMSTERDAM 18 (1/5): 636-646
Keesom WH
The second virial coefficient for rigid spherical molecules whose mutual attraction is equivalent to that of a quadruplet placed at their centre

14 | 57 1916 ZEITSCHRIFT FUR PHYSIKALISCHE CHEMIE--STOCHIOMETRIE UND VERWANDTSCHAFTSLEHRE 91 (2): 171-198
Paneth F
Concerning the concept of element and atom in chemistry and radiology.

15 | 63 1917 ANNALEN DER PHYSIK 54 (18): 111-116
Stark J
Experiments and Bohr theory of the hydrogen spectra

16 | 67 1917 PHYSIKALISCHE ZEITSCHRIFT 18: 400-402
Haas A
The positive atom nucleus.

17 | 71 1917 SCIENCE 45: 321-330
Millikan RA
Radiation and atomic structure

18 | 73 1918 ANNALEN DER PHYSIK 53 (15): 497-550
Sommerfeld A
Drude's theory of dispersion from the point of view of Bohr's model and the constitution of H-2, O-2 and N-2

19 | 79 1918 JOURNAL FUR PRAKTISCHE CHEMIE-LEIPZIG 98 (6/8): 155-167
Wenzel F
The chemical structure of the atom. I. The typical elements

20 | 82 1919 ANNALEN DER PHYSIK 59 (12): 293-331
Tank F
Concerning the sequential spectrums according to the Borsch model

21 | 86 1919 PHYSIKALISCHE ZEITSCHRIFT 20: 132-143
Franck J; Hertz G
The confirmation of the Bohr atomic theory in the optical spectra by means of experiments of the unelastic impacts of slow electrons with gas molecules

22 | 92 1920 PHILOSOPHICAL MAGAZINE 39 (233): 537-551
Darwin CG
The dynamical motions of charged particles

23 | 93 1920 PHILOSOPHICAL MAGAZINE 40 (238): 440-450
Horton F; Bailey D
The effect of a trace of impurity on the measurement of ionization velocity for electrons in helium.

24 | 100 1920 ZEITSCHRIFT FUR PHYSIK 1: 2-10
Franck J
Comments on intensity dispersion in series spectrums

25 | 102 1920 ZEITSCHRIFT FUR PHYSIK 1: 283-293
Reiche F
On the theorie of rotation spectra

26 | 103 1920 ZEITSCHRIFT FUR PHYSIK 1: 309-319
Smekal A
Remarks on the areal atom models

27 | 107 1920 ZEITSCHRIFT FUR PHYSIKALISCHE CHEMIE--STOCHIOMETRIE UND VERWANDTSCHAFTSLEHRE 95 (2): 139-153
[Anon]
The statistical meaning of thermodynamic functions

28 | 108 1921 ANNALEN DER PHYSIK 64 (3): 288-304
Kruger T
The ionisation workings and the dissociation work of hydrogen

29 | 109 1921 ANNALEN DER PHYSIK 64 (6): 566-576
Kirn M
The dispersion of hydrogen in ultraviolet

30 | 116 1921 PHYSIKALISCHE ZEITSCHRIFT 22: 129-141
Keesom WH
On Waal's cohesion forces

31 | 117 1921 PHYSIKALISCHE ZEITSCHRIFT 22: 610-613
Seeliger R
A lecture and discussions of the german physicist day in Jena from 18-24. September 1921.

32 | 122 1921 ZEITSCHRIFT FUR PHYSIK 4: 451-468
Ladenburg R
The quantum theoretical interpretation of the number of dispersion electrons.

33 | 123 1921 ZEITSCHRIFT FUR PHYSIK 5: 208-219
Einsporn E
The stimulation and ionisation tensions of mercury

34 | 125 1921 ZEITSCHRIFT FUR PHYSIK 5: 331-334
Rubinowicz A
The intensity dissymmetry in the force effect of the Balmer line

35 | 126 1921 ZEITSCHRIFT FUR PHYSIK 6: 1-9
Bohr N
On the question of the polarisation of rays in the quantum theory.

36 | 135 1922 ANNALEN DER PHYSIK 68 (11): 177-240
Pauli W
Model of hydrogen molecule.

37 | 143 1922 PHILOSOPHICAL MAGAZINE 44 (261): 433-449
Bragg WL; James RW; Bosanquet CH
The distribution of electrons around the nucleus in the sodium and chlorine atoms

38 | 147 1922 PHYSIKALISCHE ZEITSCHRIFT 23: 241-247
Magnus A
Chemical complex connections.

39 | 151 1922 ZEITSCHRIFT FUR ANORGANISCHE UND ALLGEMEINE CHEMIE 124 (4): 289-321
Magnus A
On chemical complex compounds

40 | 156 1922 ZEITSCHRIFT FUR PHYSIK 10: 137-158
Born H; Pauli W
The quantisation of defective mechanical systems

41 | 157 1922 ZEITSCHRIFT FUR PHYSIK 10: 275-302
Smekal A
On the quantum theory interpretation of beta-and gamma-beam emission

42 | 158 1922 ZEITSCHRIFT FUR PHYSIK 11: 294-303
Smekal A
Comments on the quantisation of unconditional periodic systems

43 | 160 1922 ZEITSCHRIFT FUR PHYSIKALISCHE CHEMIE--STOCHIOMETRIE UND VERWANDTSCHAFTSLEHRE 101 (5/6): 403-409
Grimm HG
Information on the construction of ions of the rare soils.

44 | 161 1923 ANNALEN DER PHYSIK 71 (9/12): 50-64
Julius WH; Minnaert M
Critical to interpretations of the solar spectrum

45 | 163 1923 ANNALEN DER PHYSIK 71 (9/12): 228-288
Bohr N
Line spectra and atomic construction

46 | 165 1923 BERICHTE DER DEUTSCHEN CHEMISCHEN GESELLSCHAFT 56: 1503-1516
von Hevesy G
On the retieval of hafnium and the contemporary knowledge of this element.

47 | 168 1923 JOURNAL OF THE FRANKLIN INSTITUTE 196: 627-651
Bazzoni CB
Ionization and resonance phenomena

48 | 170 1923 PHILOSOPHICAL MAGAZINE 45 (265): 65-83
Rosseland S
On the theory of ionization by swiftly moving electrified particles and the production of characteristic X rays.

49 | 171 1923 PHILOSOPHICAL MAGAZINE 45 (268): 786-798
Davies AC
Critical electron energies in helium, and the extreme ultra-violet spectrum

50 | 172 1923 PHILOSOPHICAL MAGAZINE 46 (271): 135-145
Hoyt FC
The relative intensity of X ray lines.

51 | 173 1923 PHILOSOPHICAL MAGAZINE 46 (275): 721-741
Andrews U; Davies AC
The excitation of characteristic X-rays from certain metals.

52 | 174 1923 PHILOSOPHICAL MAGAZINE 46 (275): 836-871
Kramers HA
On the theory of X-ray absorption and of the continuous X-ray spectrum

53 | 176 1923 PHILOSOPHICAL MAGAZINE 46 (276): 1091-1111
Hartree DR
On atomic structure and the reflection of X rays by crystals.

54 | 184 1923 PROCEEDINGS OF THE KONINKLIJKE AKADEMIE VAN WETENSCHAPPEN TE AMSTERDAM 26 (1/2): 329-348
Julius WH; Minnaert M
The relation between the widening and the mutual influence of dispersion lines on the spectrum of the sun's limb

55 | 186 1923 PROCEEDINGS OF THE PHYSICAL SOCIETY OF LONDON 35: 275-302
Bohr N
The seventh Guthrie Lecture, entitled " The effect of electric and magnetic fields on spectral lines."

56 | 190 1923 RECUEIL DES TRAVAUX CHIMIQUES DES PAYS-BAS 42: 904-930
Karssen A
Investigation with X-rays of the structure of crystals of sodium bromate and sodium chlorate.

57 | 195 1923 ZEITSCHRIFT FUR PHYSIK 13: 312-341
Kramers HA
On the model of the helium atom

58 | 196 1923 ZEITSCHRIFT FUR PHYSIK 14: 173-181
Rosseland S
The quantum theory of the radio active decomposition procedures

59 | 197 1923 ZEITSCHRIFT FUR PHYSIK 14: 175-183
Rosseland S
The quantum theory of the radioactive disintegration procedure

60 | 199 1923 ZEITSCHRIFT FUR PHYSIK 18: 207-211
Coster D; Nishina Y; Werner S
X-ray spectroscopy - The absorption spectrum in the L-series of the elements La(57) and Hf(72)

61 | 200 1923 ZEITSCHRIFT FUR PHYSIK 18: 272-286
Pauli W
The thermal equation between radiation and free electrons

62 | 203 1923 ZEITSCHRIFT FUR PHYSIK 19: 141-166
Grimm HG; Herzfeld KF
The chemical atomicity of metals as a question of energy

63 | 204 1923 ZEITSCHRIFT FUR PHYSIK 19: 242-245
Ehrenfest P
Can the movement of a system of s F series radicles more towards (2 s-1)-case-period exist

64 | 205 1923 ZEITSCHRIFT FUR PHYSIK 20: 371-387
Pauli W
The issue of the classification of the complex structural terms in strong and in weak external fields

65 | 207 1923 ZEITSCHRIFT FUR PHYSIKALISCHE CHEMIE--STOCHIOMETRIE UND VERWANDTSCHAFTSLEHRE 104 (5/6): 451-471
Christiansen JA; Kramers HA
On the rate of chemical reactions.

66 | 208 1924 ANNALEN DER PHYSIK 73 (3/4): 195-208
Mie G
On the damping and delay times of excited atoms

67 | 210 1924 ANNALEN DER PHYSIK 74 (13): 381-404
Lenard P; von Dallwitz-Wegener R; Zachmann E
Surface tension measurement, especially following the separation methods, and the surface tension of water

68 | 217 1924 NATURWISSENSCHAFTEN 12: 672-673
Ladenburg R; Reiche F
The law of dispersion and the Bohric atom theory

69 | 221 1924 PHILOSOPHICAL MAGAZINE 47 (278): 257-277
Fowler RH
Statistical equilibrium with special reference to the mechanism of ionization by electronic impacts

70 | 223 1924 PHILOSOPHICAL MAGAZINE 48 (285): 384-394
Turner LA
Quantum defect and atomic number

71 | 224 1924 PHYSICAL REVIEW 24 (2): 177-189
Bubb FW
A quantum theory of the impulse radiation

72 | 226 1924 PHYSIKALISCHE ZEITSCHRIFT 25: 257-263
Joos G; Kulenkampff H
The conservation of impulses in stimulus and ionisation

73 | 227 1924 PHYSIKALISCHE ZEITSCHRIFT 25: 497-535
Holm R
The current position of the theory of glimmer stream

74 | 228 1924 PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 10: 441-447
Fricke H; Glasser O
The secondary electrons produced by hard X-rays in light elements

75 | 229 1924 PROCEEDINGS OF THE ROYAL SOCIETY OF LONDON SERIES A-CONTAINING PAPERS OF A MATHEMATICAL AND PHYSICAL CHARACTER 106 (739): 552-580
Hartree DR
Some relations between the optical spectra of different atoms of the same electrons structure I - Lithium-like and sodium-like atoms

76 | 230 1924 SCIENCE 60: 432-433
Anslow GA
The total ionization produced in air by electrons of various energies

77 | 233 1924 ZEITSCHRIFT FUR PHYSIK 21: 265-280
Fues E
A spectroscopic validation of Bohr's data frequency in casium

78 | 234 1924 ZEITSCHRIFT FUR PHYSIK 22: 109-118
Klein O
Concurrent effect of crossed homogenous electrical and magnetic fields on the hydrogen atom. I.

79 | 236 1924 ZEITSCHRIFT FUR PHYSIK 22: 405-415
Hund F
Rydberg correction and radii of atom nacelles.

80 | 239 1924 ZEITSCHRIFT FUR PHYSIK 24: 88-97
Lande A
The nature of the relativistic x-ray doublet

81 | 240 1924 ZEITSCHRIFT FUR PHYSIK 24: 197-207
Lenz W
On the path of movement and the quantum state of matter of decayed Kepler motion

82 | 244 1924 ZEITSCHRIFT FUR PHYSIK 26: 54-56
Fermi E
The probability of the quantum state

83 | 245 1924 ZEITSCHRIFT FUR PHYSIK 26: 161-168
Hahn O; Meitner L
The beta-irradiance spectrum of radium and its interpretation

84 | 251 1924 ZEITSCHRIFT FUR PHYSIK 28: 51-68
Ladenburg R
The quandratic electrical effect on the D lines of sodium in absorption [Inverse strong effect]

85 | 253 1924 ZEITSCHRIFT FUR PHYSIK 29: 374-382
Fricke H; Glasser O
The roetgen rays in elements of low atom weight called secondary electrons

86 | 254 1924 ZEITSCHRIFT FUR PHYSIK 30: 297-319
Jordan P
The theory of quantum radiation

87 | 256 1925 ANNALEN DER PHYSIK 76 (2/3): 145-162
von Salis G
The first spark spectra of zinc and cadmium

88 | 258 1925 ANNALEN DER PHYSIK 76 (8): 803-828
Wentzel G
Term problem of the Dublett spectra, in particular of the x-ray spectra

89 | 259 1925 ANNALEN DER PHYSIK 77 (9): 43-70
Schrodinger E
The hydrogen-like spectra from the standpoint of the polarisability of the atomic body

90 | 261 1925 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 61 (5): 424-442
Rosseland S
The theory of the stellar absorption coefficient

91 | 262 1925 ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL 62 (5): 387-408
Rosseland S
On the structure and origin of solar magnetic fields

92 | 263 1925 COMPTES RENDUS HEBDOMADAIRES DES SEANCES DE L ACADEMIE DES SCIENCES 177: 1285-1287
Croze F
On the relationship between ultimate rays and resonant rays in spectra which recognise several systems of series.

93 | 267 1925 JOURNAL OF THE OPTICAL SOCIETY OF AMERICA AND REVIEW OF SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENTS 11 (1): 17-30
Lindsay RB
Quantum number relations in series spectra

94 | 269 1925 NATURWISSENSCHAFTEN 13: 724-726
Kuhn W
Letters and provisional notes - Intensity of thallium absorption trajectories

95 | 270 1925 NATURWISSENSCHAFTEN 13: 969-970
Born M; Jordan P; Nordheim L
The theory xx stimulation of atoms and molecules

96 | 273 1925 PHYSICAL REVIEW 25 (2): 174-186
Hoyt FC
The harmonic analysis of electron orbits

97 | 277 1925 PHYSICAL REVIEW 25 (4): 484-500
Anslow GA
The total ionization produced in air by electrons of various energies

98 | 278 1925 PHYSICAL REVIEW 26 (2): 274-279
McKeehan LW
A contribution to the theory of ferromagnetism

99 | 280 1925 PHYSICAL REVIEW 26 (6): 749-760
Hoyt FC
Application of the correspondence principle to relative intensities in series spectra

100 | 281 1925 PHYSIKALISCHE ZEITSCHRIFT 26: 217-237
Mecke R
Bands spectra.

101 | 283 1925 PHYSIKALISCHE ZEITSCHRIFT 26: 436-454
Wentzel G
The theory of the Compton effect. I.

102 | 288 1925 PROCEEDINGS OF THE CAMBRIDGE PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY 22: 904-918
Hartree DR
Doublet and triplet separations in optical spectra as evidence whether orbits penetrate into the core.

103 | 290 1925 PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 11: 612-618
Van Vleck JH
On the quantum theory of the polarization of resonance radiation in magnetic fields

104 | 291 1925 PROCEEDINGS OF THE ROYAL SOCIETY OF LONDON SERIES A-CONTAINING PAPERS OF A MATHEMATICAL AND PHYSICAL CHARACTER 108 (745): 187-210
Schonland BFJ
The passage of cathode rays through matter

105 | 293 1925 ZEITSCHRIFT FUR ANORGANISCHE UND ALLGEMEINE CHEMIE 146 (3/4): 201-224
Wahl WA
The valence relationship of boron, carbon and nitrogen from the point of view of the Bohr atom models

106 | 295 1925 ZEITSCHRIFT FUR PHYSIK 31: 411-429
Born M; Franck J
Quantum theory and molecular formation

107 | 298 1925 ZEITSCHRIFT FUR PHYSIK 31: 681-708
Kramers HA; Heisenberg W
On the dispersal of radiation by atoms

108 | 305 1925 ZEITSCHRIFT FUR PHYSIK 32: 556-562
Wataghin G
Regarding quantum conditions

109 | 306 1925 ZEITSCHRIFT FUR PHYSIK 32: 639-663
Bothe W; Geiger H
Regarding the nature of the Compton effect, an experimental contribution to the theory of irradiation

110 | 307 1925 ZEITSCHRIFT FUR PHYSIK 33: 33-41
Mie G
Retarding radiation and Compton diffusion radiation.

111 | 308 1925 ZEITSCHRIFT FUR PHYSIK 33: 42-47
Schuler H; Wolf KL
The continuous hydrogen spectrum

112 | 311 1925 ZEITSCHRIFT FUR PHYSIK 33: 261-272
Kronig RD
On the intensity of multiple lines and their Zeeman components II

113 | 317 1925 ZEITSCHRIFT FUR PHYSIK 34: 142-157
Bohr N
The effect of atoms on batches

114 | 321 1926 ANNALEN DER PHYSIK 79 (4): 273-323
Honl H
The intensity problem of spectral lines

115 | 322 1926 ANNALEN DER PHYSIK 79 (5): 442-464
Schmidt F; Steyer H
New analysis on the temporal changes of pure water surface tension

116 | 325 1926 ANNALEN DER PHYSIK 81 (17): 91-108
Becker A
Transition of corpuscular rays through matter

117 | 326 1926 ANNALEN DER PHYSIK 81 (24): 757-799
Leo W
Selected regions of the helium spectrum.

118 | 327 1926 BERICHTE DER DEUTSCHEN CHEMISCHEN GESELLSCHAFT 59: 249-265
Fajans K; Knorr CA
Atom theoretical interpretation of refraction data of organic compounds.

119 | 328 1926 JOURNAL DE PHYSIQUE ET LE RADIUM 7: 135-160
Brillouin L
The new atomic mechanics

120 | 330 1926 JOURNAL OF THE OPTICAL SOCIETY OF AMERICA AND REVIEW OF SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENTS 12 (6): 547-557
Kronig RDL
On the theory of dispersion of x-rays

121 | 334 1926 NATURWISSENSCHAFTEN 14: 1-10
Bohr N
Atomic theory and mechanics.

122 | 340 1926 PHYSICAL REVIEW 28 (5): 851-868
Millikan RA; Cameron GH
High frequency rays of cosmic origin III. Measurements in snow-fed lakes at high altitudes

123 | 342 1926 PHYSICAL REVIEW 28 (5): 980-1021
Van Vleck JH
On the quantum theory of the specific heat of hydrogen - Part I. Relation to the new mechanics, band spectra, and chemical constants

124 | 343 1926 PHYSIKALISCHE ZEITSCHRIFT 27: 313-316
von Keussler V
Concerning depolarisation of resonance radiation by weak magnetic fields.

125 | 353 1926 ZEITSCHRIFT FUR PHYSIK 36 (7): 496-539
Nordheim L
Regarding the theory of stimulations of atoms by means of shocks

126 | 354 1926 ZEITSCHRIFT FUR PHYSIK 36 (7): 540-547
Gerthsen C
Concerning the possibility of stimulation of x-rays by means of shocks from alpha and canal rays

127 | 357 1926 ZEITSCHRIFT FUR PHYSIK 37 (7/8): 547-567
Bothe W
The interconnection between elementary radiation activities

128 | 360 1926 ZEITSCHRIFT FUR PHYSIK 39 (7/8): 499-518
Heisenberg W
The spectrums of atomic systems with two electrons

129 | 361 1926 ZEITSCHRIFT FUR PHYSIK 39 (7/8): 572-587
Kichlu PK
The arc spectrum of copper

130 | 365 1927 ANNALEN DER PHYSIK 82 (4): 563-575
Wierl R
On the intensity-dissymetry in the hydrogen strength effect

131 | 366 1927 ANNALEN DER PHYSIK 82 (4): 576-584
Slack FG
The intensity dissymetry in the hydrogen-strength effect

132 | 367 1927 ANNALEN DER PHYSIK 83 (16): 1065-1128
Bruche E
Microscopic cross section and molecule fabric

133 | 370 1927 NATURWISSENSCHAFTEN 15: 569-578
Wien LF
Novel mechanics

134 | 372 1927 PHYSICAL REVIEW 30 (6): 747-754
Rogers RA
The M-series x-ray absorption spectra of osmium, iridium, and platinum

135 | 373 1927 PHYSIKALISCHE ZEITSCHRIFT 28: 93-126
Lindh AE
Summarised reports. A report on the development of Rontgen spectometry during the years 1921-1925. VII. Experimental investigations into the excitation conditions of spark lines in the Roentgen spectra.

136 | 374 1927 PROCEEDINGS OF THE CAMBRIDGE PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY 23: 304-326
Hartree DR
Some relations between the optical spectra of different atoms of the same electronic structure. II. Aluminium-like and copper-like atoms.

137 | 380 1927 ZEITSCHRIFT FUR PHYSIKALISCHE CHEMIE--STOCHIOMETRIE UND VERWANDTSCHAFTSLEHRE 126 (1/2): 133-152
Ladenburg R
Magnetism and periodical system.

138 | 383 1928 ANNALEN DER PHYSIK 87 (24): 1035-1087
von Hippel A
Ionization as a result of electron shock

139 | 388 1928 JOURNAL OF THE FRANKLIN INSTITUTE 205: 155-178
Compton AH
Some experimental difficulties with the a electromagnetic theory of radiation

140 | 393 1928 NATURWISSENSCHAFTEN 16: 612-613
Smekal A
On the quantum theory of diversification and dispersion.

141 | 400 1928 PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 14: 262-268
Wiener N; Struik DJ
The fifth dimension in relativistic quantum theory

142 | 403 1928 ZEITSCHRIFT FUR ELEKTROCHEMIE UND ANGEWANDTE PHYSIKALISCHE CHEMIE 34: 819-829
Hisebrink AM
Contributions on information of passivity

143 | 404 1928 ZEITSCHRIFT FUR KRISTALLOGRAPHIE 66 (3/4): 321-354
Fajans K
The properties of salt containing compounds and atomic structure. II. (The influence of deformation of electron shells.)

144 | 405 1929 ANNALEN DER PHYSIK 1 (1): 49-73
Grutzmann M
The light electric behaviour of mercury in the conversion from liquid to its solid aggregate state

145 | 406 1929 ANNALEN DER PHYSIK 1 (5): 565-612
Weiss C
Measurements of the intensity condition of two lines issued from an equal initial state (1S-3P and 2S-3P) of the sodium atom, with regard to the condition of the corresponding transition possibilities

146 | 408 1929 JOURNAL OF THE FRANKLIN INSTITUTE 207: 475-494
Van Vleck JH
The statistical interpretation of various formulations of quantum mechanics

147 | 409 1929 NATURWISSENSCHAFTEN 17: 296-299
Ladenburg R
The experimental test of the quantum theoretical dispersion formula

148 | 411 1929 NATURWISSENSCHAFTEN 17: 507-515
Compton AH
The corpuscular properties of light

149 | 415 1929 PHYSIKALISCHE ZEITSCHRIFT 30: 369-383
Ladenburg R
The legality of quadratic effects.

150 | 420 1929 REVIEWS OF MODERN PHYSICS 1 (1): 74-89
Compton AH
The corpuscular properties of light

151 | 422 1930 ANNALEN DER PHYSIK 5 (3): 325-400
Bethe H
The theory of the passage of rapid neutron radiation through matter

152 | 425 1930 PHILOSOPHICAL MAGAZINE 10 (63): 329-342
Crowther JA; Orton LHH
On the absorption of X-rays in gases and vapours. Part I. Gases.

153 | 428 1930 PROCEEDINGS OF THE KONINKLIJKE AKADEMIE VAN WETENSCHAPPEN TE AMSTERDAM 33 (6/10): 973-984
Brinkman HC; Kramers HA
The theory of the collection of electrons by means of alpha-particles

154 | 444 1932 PHYSICAL REVIEW 41 (6): 763-792
Carlson JF; Oppenheimer JR
The impacts of fast electrons and magnetic neutrons

155 | 445 1932 REVIEWS OF MODERN PHYSICS 4 (2): 278-470
Gibbs RC
Line spectra of the elements Part I. Early observations and systems of classification bibliography I. Papers published during 1920-1931

156 | 450 1933 JOURNAL DE PHYSIQUE ET LE RADIUM 4: 210-219
Solomon J
On the interaction between protons and neutrons

157 | 451 1933 JOURNAL DE PHYSIQUE ET LE RADIUM 4: 368-387
Solomon J
Notes on the radiation theory

158 | 472 1935 ANNALEN DER PHYSIK 23 (6): 557-569
Buchwald E
Water bells

159 | 475 1935 JOURNAL DE PHYSIQUE ET LE RADIUM 6: 209-214
Goldstein L
The electromagnetic field of the quantum theory. III

160 | 479 1935 PHYSICAL REVIEW 47 (10): 760-767
Synge JL
Angular momentum, mass-center and the inverse square law in special relativity

161 | 490 1936 PHYSICAL REVIEW 49 (1): 8-13
Shankland RS
An apparent failure of the photon theory of scattering

162 | 501 1936 PHYSICAL REVIEW 50 (10): 899-928
Amaldi E; Fermi E
On the absorption and the diffusion of slow neutrons

163 | 504 1936 REVIEW OF SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENTS 7 (6): 225-228
Hill EL
Recent work on the Compton effect

164 | 506 1936 ZEITSCHRIFT FUR DIE GESAMTE NEUROLOGIE UND PSYCHIATRIE 156: 68-106
Meinertz J
On the scientific structure of mentall illness treatment

165 | 508 1937 ANNALEN DER PHYSIK 30 (1): 72-90
Bagge E
On the calculation of the median ionisation energy of gases.

166 | 509 1937 JOURNAL DE PHYSIQUE ET LE RADIUM 8: 29-40
von Halban H; Preiswerk P
Researches on the slow neutrons

167 | 524 1937 PHYSICAL REVIEW 52 (4): 295-303
Weisskopf V
Statistics and nuclear reactions

168 | 525 1937 PHYSICAL REVIEW 52 (5): 414-418
Shankland RS
The Compton effect with gamma-rays

169 | 526 1937 PHYSICAL REVIEW 52 (9): 987-999
Elsasser WM
On quantum measurements and the role of the uncertainty relations in statistical mechanics

170 | 529 1937 PHYSIKALISCHE ZEITSCHRIFT 38: 929-935
Hund F
Theoretical research on nuclear energy

171 | 532 1937 PROCEEDINGS OF THE ROYAL SOCIETY OF LONDON SERIES A-MATHEMATICAL AND PHYSICAL SCIENCES 162 (A910): 441-449
Michiels JL; Saxton JA
The influence of temperature on the capture of neutrons by various elements

172 | 534 1937 REVIEWS OF MODERN PHYSICS 9 (2): 69-244
Bethet HA
Nuclear physics B. Nuclear dynamics, theoretical

173 | 535 1937 REVIEWS OF MODERN PHYSICS 9 (3): 245-390
Livingston MS; Bethe HA
Nuclear physics - C. nuclear dynamics, experimental

174 | 539 1938 ANNALEN DER PHYSIK 32 (4): 313-335
Funfer E
The excitation functions of the (alpha,n)-conversions of nitrogen, aluminium and argon

175 | 554 1938 PHYSICAL REVIEW 53 (10): 778-789
Teller E; Wheeler JA
On the rotation of the atomic nucleus

176 | 564 1938 PROCEEDINGS OF THE ROYAL SOCIETY OF LONDON SERIES A-MATHEMATICAL AND PHYSICAL SCIENCES 165 (A920): 116-132
Burhop EHS; Hill RD; Townsend AA
The production of gamma-rays by neutrons

177 | 566 1938 REVIEW OF SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENTS 9 (3): 63-72
Breit G
Some recent progress in the understanding of atomic nuclei

178 | 571 1939 JOURNAL DE PHYSIQUE ET LE RADIUM 10: 477-486
Goldstein L; Rogozinski A; Walen RJ
Regarding the interactions of rapid neutrons with the nodules of uranium

179 | 572 1939 JOURNAL OF PHYSICS-USSR 1: 51-65
Filippov A; Jdanov A; Gurevich I
On the disintegration of atomic nuclei by cosmic rays

180 | 573 1939 NATURE 143: 239-240
Frisch OR
Disintegration of uranium by neutrons - A new type of nuclear reaction

181 | 576 1939 NATURE 143: 471-472
Frisch OR
Products of the fission of the uranium nucleus

182 | 580 1939 NATURWISSENSCHAFTEN 27: 402-410
Flugge S
Is it possible to technically use the energy content of atom nuclei?

183 | 581 1939 NATURWISSENSCHAFTEN 27: 451-453
Hahn O; Strassmann F
On the issue of the existence of "trans-uranium". I. Final exclusion of eka platinum and eka iridium.

184 | 584 1939 PHYSICAL REVIEW 55 (10): 987-987
Frenkel J
On the splitting of heavy nuclei by slow neutrons

185 | 585 1939 PHYSICAL REVIEW 56 (2): 168-170
Ladenburg R; Kanner MH; Barschall H; Van Voorhis CC
Study of uranium and thorium fission produced by fast neutrons of nearly homogeneous energy

186 | 586 1939 PHYSICAL REVIEW 56 (5): 426-450
Bohr N; Wheeler JA
The mechanism of nuclear fission

187 | 588 1939 PHYSIKALISCHE ZEITSCHRIFT 40: 673-680
Hahn O; Strassmann F
The displosion of uranium and of thorium-nuclei in lighter atoms

188 | 589 1939 PHYSIKALISCHE ZEITSCHRIFT 40: 706-713
Jentschke W; Prankl F
The nuclues debris from neutron illuminated uranium

189 | 591 1939 REVIEWS OF MODERN PHYSICS 11 (3/4): 222-229
Brode RB
The specific ionization of high speed particles

190 | 593 1940 CHEMICAL REVIEWS 27 (1): 199-285
Seaborg GT
Artificial radioactivity

191 | 594 1940 COMPTES RENDUS DE L ACADEMIE DES SCIENCES DE L URSS 27: 209-213
Petrzhak KA
Ranges and energies of fragments in fission of uranium by fast neutrons

192 | 595 1940 JOURNAL DE PHYSIQUE ET LE RADIUM 1: 146-154
Havas P
The slowing down of heavy ions in the matter application at the uranium rupture

193 | 603 1940 PHYSICAL REVIEW 57 (5): 372-378
Kanner MH; Barschall HH
The distribution in energy of the fragments from uranium fission

194 | 611 1940 PHYSICAL REVIEW 58 (1): 92-92
Haxby RO; Shoupp WE; Stephens WE; Wells WH
Photo fission of uranium and thorium

195 | 612 1940 PHYSICAL REVIEW 58 (6): 506-537
Breit G
The interpretation of resonances in nuclear reactions

196 | 614 1940 PHYSICAL REVIEW 58 (8): 696-702
Lamb WE
Passage of uranium fission fragments through matter

197 | 619 1940 REVIEWS OF MODERN PHYSICS 12 (1): 1-29
Turner LA
Nuclear fission

198 | 624 1941 ANNALEN DER PHYSIK 40 (6): 463-480
Pallasch R
Dynamic and static surface tension from liquid bells

199 | 627 1941 JOURNAL OF APPLIED PHYSICS 12 (2): 84-99
Osgood TH
Physics in 1940

200 | 628 1941 NATURE 148: 229-229
Bohr N
Mechanism of deuteron-induced fission

201 | 630 1941 PHYSICAL REVIEW 59 (1): 27-36
Wheeler JA
The alpha-particle model and the properties of the nucleus Be-8

202 | 631 1941 PHYSICAL REVIEW 59 (1): 57-62
Haxby RO; Shoupp WE; Stephens WE; Wells WH
Photo-fission of uranium and thorium

203 | 636 1941 PHYSICAL REVIEW 59 (8): 659-669
Knipp J; Teller E
On the energy loss of heavy ions

204 | 639 1941 PHYSICAL REVIEW 59 (12): 1042-1042
Bohr N
Mechanism of deuteron-induced fission

205 | 642 1941 PHYSICAL REVIEW 60 (11): 754-761
Wheeler JA; Ladenburg R
Mass of the meson by the method of momentum loss

206 | 643 1941 PHYSICAL REVIEW 60 (11): 827-830
Boggild JK
Range-velocity relation for fission fragments in helium

207 | 644 1941 PHYSICAL REVIEW 60 (12): 837-851
Inglis DR
The alpha-model of nuclear structure, and nuclear moments

208 | 645 1941 REVIEWS OF MODERN PHYSICS 13 (1): 58-71
Shapiro MM
Tracks of nuclear particles in photographic emulsions

209 | 646 1942 JOURNAL OF APPLIED PHYSICS 13 (1): 3-21
Osgood TH
Physics in 1941

210 | 653 1942 PHYSIKALISCHE ZEITSCHRIFT 43: 440-465
Diebner K; Herrmann W; Grassmann E
Absorption and diffusion of neutrons (Result compilation)

211 | 654 1942 PHYSIKALISCHE ZEITSCHRIFT 43: 507-515
Fischer C
Nucleus transformation of nitrogen by fast neutrons

212 | 655 1942 PROCEEDINGS OF THE ROYAL SOCIETY OF LONDON SERIES A-MATHEMATICAL AND PHYSICAL SCIENCES 180 (A982): 321-332
Krishnan RS; Nahum EA
Cross-section measurements for disintegrations produced by deuterons in the heavy elements

213 | 656 1942 PROCEEDINGS OF THE ROYAL SOCIETY OF LONDON SERIES A-MATHEMATICAL AND PHYSICAL SCIENCES 181 (A985): 169-182
Guggenheimer KM
On nuclear energy levels

214 | 658 1943 PHYSICA 10: 406-418
Kronig R; Korringa J
On the theory of braking of quickly charged parts in metalic ladders

215 | 659 1943 ZEITSCHRIFT FUR ANORGANISCHE UND ALLGEMEINE CHEMIE 251 (3): 251-259
Starke K
The element 93 and it's position in the periodic system

216 | 663 1945 MATEMATISK-FYSISKE MEDDELELSER KONGELIGE DANSKE VIDENSKABERNES SELSKAB 23 (2): 1-25
LASSEN NO
ON THE EFFECTIVE CHARGE OF FISSION FRAGMENTS

217 | 669 1945 REPORTS ON PROGRESS IN PHYSICS 10: 1-&
SWANN WFG
COSMIC RAYS

218 | 671 1945 REVIEWS OF MODERN PHYSICS 17 (2-3): 217-226
WILLIAMS EJ
APPLICATION OF ORDINARY SPACE-TIME CONCEPTS IN COLLISION PROBLEMS AND RELATION OF CLASSICAL THEORY TO BORN APPROXIMATION

219 | 672 1945 REVIEWS OF MODERN PHYSICS 17 (2-3): 287-291
MEITNER L
AN ATTEMPT TO SINGLE OUT SOME FISSION PROCESSES OF URANIUM BY USING THE DIFFERENCES IN THEIR ENERGY RELEASE

220 | 673 1945 REVIEWS OF MODERN PHYSICS 17 (2-3): 292-296
TURNER LA
THE MISSING HEAVY NUCLEI

221 | 680 1946 EXPERIENTIA 2 (11): 421-430
GORODETZKY S
LA DETERMINATION EXPERIMENTALE DE LA MASSE DES MESOTONS PAR LES METHODES DIONISATION

222 | 683 1946 JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY 68 (11): 2411-2442
[Anon]
NUCLEI FORMED IN FISSION - DECAY CHARACTERISTICS, FISSION YIELDS, AND CHAIN RELATIONSHIPS

223 | 684 1946 NUOVO CIMENTO 3 (4): 203-234
AMALDI E; BOCCIARELLI D; CACCIAPUOTI BN; TRABACCHI GC
SULLO SPARPAGLIAMENTO ELASTICO DEI NEUTRONI VELOCI DA PARTE DI NUCLEI MEDI E PESANTI

224 | 687 1946 PHYSICAL REVIEW 69 (5-6): 137-139
LASSEN NO
ON THE VARIATION ALONG RANGE OF THE H-RHO-DISTRIBUTION AND THE CHARGE OF THE FISSION FRAGMENTS OF THE LIGHT GROUP

225 | 688 1946 PHYSICAL REVIEW 69 (7-8): 366-366
TURNER LA
ATOMIC ENERGY FROM U-238

226 | 689 1946 PHYSICAL REVIEW 69 (9-10): 472-488
BREIT G
SCHEMATIC TREATMENT OF NUCLEAR RESONANCES

227 | 690 1946 PHYSICAL REVIEW 70 (1-2): 15-33
WIGNER EP
RESONANCE REACTIONS AND ANOMALOUS SCATTERING

228 | 692 1946 PHYSICAL REVIEW 70 (9-10): 577-579
LASSEN NO
SPECIFIC IONIZATION BY FISSION FRAGMENTS

229 | 694 1946 REVIEWS OF MODERN PHYSICS 18 (2): 225-290
DASGUPTA NN; GHOSH SK
A REPORT ON THE WILSON CLOUD CHAMBER AND ITS APPLICATIONS IN PHYSICS

230 | 695 1946 REVIEWS OF MODERN PHYSICS 18 (4): 513-544
[Anon]
NUCLEI FORMED IN FISSION - DECAY CHARACTERISTICS, FISSION YIELDS, AND CHAIN RELATIONSHIPS

231 | 703 1947 JOURNAL DE PHYSIQUE ET LE RADIUM 8 (7): 200-211
TSIEN ST; HO ZW; CHASTEL R; VIGNERON L
*NOUVEAUX MODES DE FISSION DE LURANIUM TRIPARTITION ET QUADRIPARTITION (SUITE)

232 | 704 1947 JOURNAL DE PHYSIQUE ET LE RADIUM 8 (9): 269-275
TSIEN ST; MARTY C; DREYFUS B
*SUR LESTIMATION RAPIDE DES ENERGIES DELECTRONS DE VITESSES MOYENNES ET FAIBLES

233 | 706 1947 NATURE 159 (4048): 741-741
FISHER JW; FLINT HT
X-RAY SPECTRA OF TRANS-URANIC ELEMENTS

234 | 709 1947 NATURWISSENSCHAFTEN 34 (3): 69-75
STARKE K
DIE ERWEITERUNG DES PERIODISCHEN SYSTEMS DURCH DIE TRANSURANE

235 | 712 1947 NUCLEONICS 1 (3): 23-33
GOODMAN C
NUCLEAR PRINCIPLES OF NUCLEAR REACTORS

236 | 716 1947 PHYSICAL REVIEW 71 (5): 281-287
BOGGILD JK; ARROE OH; SIGURGEIRSSON T
CLOUD-CHAMBER STUDIES OF ELECTRONIC AND NUCLEAR STOPPING OF FISSION FRAGMENTS IN DIFFERENT GASES

237 | 718 1947 PHYSICAL REVIEW 71 (8): 521-529
KIRKPATRICK P; BAEZ AV
ABSOLUTE ENERGIES OF K-ALPHA-RADIATION FROM THICK TARGETS OF SILVER

238 | 722 1947 PHYSICAL REVIEW 72 (5): 431-431
DEMPSTER AJ
THE YIELD OF NUCLEI FORMED BY FISSION

239 | 723 1947 PHYSICAL REVIEW 72 (7): 545-549
SNELL AH; LEVINGER JS; MEINERS EP; SAMPSON MB; WILKINSON RG
STUDIES OF THE DELAYED NEUTRONS .2. CHEMICAL ISOLATION OF THE 56-SECOND AND THE 23-SECOND ACTIVITIES

240 | 725 1947 PHYSICAL REVIEW 72 (12): 1257-1258
TSIEN ST
ON THE TRIPARTITION OF HEAVY ELEMENTS

241 | 727 1947 REVIEWS OF MODERN PHYSICS 19 (3): 239-258
FEENBERG E
SEMI-EMPIRICAL THEORY OF THE NUCLEAR ENERGY SURFACE

242 | 732 1948 COMPTES RENDUS HEBDOMADAIRES DES SEANCES DE L ACADEMIE DES SCIENCES 226 (16): 1267-1269
NAHMIAS ME
*PHYSIQUE NUCLEAIRE - SUR LA DISTRIBUTION DES PERIODES ET DES ENERGIES MAXIMA DES RADIOELEMENTS-BETA

243 | 734 1948 EXPERIENTIA 4 (10): 369-373
HAHN O
UBER DIE AUFFINDUNG DER URANSPALTUNG

244 | 735 1948 JOURNAL DE PHYSIQUE ET LE RADIUM 9 (1): 6-19
TSIEN ST
*SUR LA BIPARTITION ET LA TRIPARTITION DES ELEMENTS LOURDS

245 | 739 1948 NUCLEONICS 2 (6): 44-56
EDWARDS RR; DAVIES TH
CHEMICAL EFFECTS OF NUCLEAR TRANSFORMATIONS

246 | 741 1948 NUCLEONICS 3 (5): 2-21
PURKAYASTHA BC
FISSION OF ATOMIC NUCLEI .1. TRANSURANIUM ELEMENTS

247 | 742 1948 NUCLEONICS 3 (6): 2-22
PURKAYASTHA BC
FISSION OF ATOMIC NUCLEI .2.

248 | 745 1948 PHYSICAL REVIEW 73 (4): 274-278
BAILEY CL; FREIER G; WILLIAMS JH
NEUTRON AND GAMMA-RAY YIELDS FROM DEUTERONS ON CARBON

249 | 748 1948 PHYSICAL REVIEW 74 (2): 131-140
HU N
ON THE APPLICATION OF HEISENBERG THEORY OF S-MATRIX TO THE PROBLEMS OF RESONANCE SCATTERING AND REACTIONS IN NUCLEAR PHYSICS

250 | 751 1948 PHYSICAL REVIEW 74 (6): 631-638
KATCOFF S; MISKEL JA; STANLEY CW
RANGES IN AIR AND MASS IDENTIFICATION OF PLUTONIUM FISSION FRAGMENTS

251 | 752 1948 PHYSICAL REVIEW 74 (6): 648-649
MADSEN CB; VENKATESWARLU P
PROTON STOPPING POWER OF SOLID BERYLLIUM

252 | 757 1948 PROCEEDINGS OF THE CAMBRIDGE PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY 44 (3): 391-403
SNEDDON IN; TOUSCHEK BF
A NOTE ON THE CALCULATION OF THE SPACING OF ENERGY LEVELS IN A HEAVY NUCLEUS

253 | 759 1948 PROGRESS OF THEORETICAL PHYSICS 3 (1): 82-94
NAKABAYASI K
NOTE ON THE COLLISION ENERGY LOSS OF FAST CHARGED PARTICLE

254 | 764 1949 AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PHYSICS 17 (3): 99-109
WIGNER EP
NUCLEAR REACTIONS AND LEVEL WIDTHS

255 | 766 1949 ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY 21 (3): 335-347
BOYD GE
METHOD OF ACTIVATION ANALYSIS

256 | 767 1949 ANNALES DE PHYSIQUE 4 (MAY-): 269-309
SUZOR F
*PARCOURS DANS DIVERS MATERIAUX DE FRAGMENTS DETERMINES DE FISSION DE LURANIUM

257 | 773 1949 NUCLEONICS 5 (5): 16-36
SEABORG GT
PLACE IN PERIODIC SYSTEM AND ELECTRONIC STRUCTURE OF THE HEAVIEST ELEMENTS

258 | 774 1949 NUCLEONICS 5 (6): 4-18
TAYLOR TI; HAVENS WW
NEUTRON SPECTROSCOPY FOR CHEMICAL ANALYSIS .1. NEUTRON PROPERTIES, INTERACTIONS, VELOCITY SELECTION

259 | 777 1949 PHYSICA 15 (8-9): 807-824
VANDERMAAS GJ; YNTEMA JL
A DETERMINATION OF THE MEAN RANGE OF THE ALPHA-PARTICLES OF U-235U

260 | 778 1949 PHYSICAL REVIEW 75 (4): 542-554
MCELHINNEY J; HANSON AO; BECKER RA; DUFFIELD RB; DIVEN BC
THRESHOLDS FOR SEVERAL PHOTO-NUCLEAR REACTIONS

261 | 779 1949 PHYSICAL REVIEW 75 (5): 785-789
SHOUPP WE; HILL JE
THRESHOLDS FOR FAST NEUTRON FISSION IN THORIUM AND URANIUM

262 | 785 1949 PHYSICAL REVIEW 75 (11): 1762-1763
LASSEN NO
ON THE ENERGY LOSS BY FISSION FRAGMENTS ALONG THEIR PATH

263 | 786 1949 PHYSICAL REVIEW 75 (11): 1776-1777
FUJIMOTO Y; YAMAGUCHI Y
ON THE COSMIC-RAY STARS

264 | 790 1949 PHYSICAL REVIEW 76 (9): 1275-1278
FEENBERG E
NOTES ON THE J-J COUPLING SHELL MODEL

265 | 792 1949 PHYSICAL REVIEW 76 (12): 1759-1765
WARSHAW SD
THE STOPPING POWER FOR PROTONS IN SEVERAL METALS

266 | 800 1950 CANADIAN JOURNAL OF RESEARCH SECTION A-PHYSICAL SCIENCES 28 (2): 190-227
BRUNTON DC; HANNA GC
ENERGY DISTRIBUTION OF FISSION FRAGMENTS FROM U-235 AND U-233

267 | 802 1950 NUCLEONICS 7 (2): 3-&
PERLMAN I
ALPHA-RADIOACTIVITY AND THE STABILITY OF HEAVY NUCLEI

268 | 806 1950 PHYSICAL REVIEW 77 (5): 754-754
HALL TA; WARSHAW SD
THE PENETRATION OF PROTONS IN SEVERAL METALS

269 | 807 1950 PHYSICAL REVIEW 77 (6): 782-786
JESSE WP; FORSTAT H; SADAUSKIS J
THE IONIZATION IN ARGON AND IN AIR BY SINGLE ALPHA-PARTICLES AS A FUNCTION OF THEIR ENERGY

270 | 814 1950 PHYSICAL REVIEW 79 (3): 432-434
RAINWATER J
NUCLEAR ENERGY LEVEL ARGUMENT FOR A SPHEROIDAL NUCLEAR MODEL

271 | 816 1950 PHYSICAL REVIEW 79 (3): 504-512
HALL T
RATIO OF CROSS SECTIONS FOR ELECTRON CAPTURE AND ELECTRON LOSS BY PROTON BEAMS IN METALS

272 | 817 1950 PHYSICAL REVIEW 79 (3): 515-519
KUHN TS
AN APPLICATION OF THE WKB METHOD TO THE COHESIVE ENERGY OF MONOVALENT METALS

273 | 822 1950 PHYSICAL REVIEW 80 (4): 608-611
LOW W; TOWNES CH
EVIDENCE FROM NUCLEAR MASSES ON PROPOSED CLOSED SHELLS AT 20 NUCLEONS

274 | 824 1950 PHYSICAL REVIEW 80 (6): 938-942
GHOSHAL SN
AN EXPERIMENTAL VERIFICATION OF THE THEORY OF COMPOUND NUCLEUS

275 | 825 1950 PROCEEDINGS OF THE CAMBRIDGE PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY 46 (4): 620-625
COOPER JLB
THE PARADOX OF SEPARATED SYSTEMS IN QUANTUM THEORY

276 | 826 1950 PROCEEDINGS OF THE PHYSICAL SOCIETY OF LONDON SECTION A 63 (363): 234-240
RICHARDSON HOW
ELLIS AND ASTON THEORY OF THE HEIGHT OF A PHOTOELECTRON LINE

277 | 827 1950 PROCEEDINGS OF THE PHYSICAL SOCIETY OF LONDON SECTION A 63 (363): 259-282
LECOUTEUR KJ
THE EVAPORATION THEORY OF NUCLEAR DISINTEGRATIONS

278 | 829 1950 PROCEEDINGS OF THE ROYAL SOCIETY OF LONDON SERIES A-MATHEMATICAL AND PHYSICAL SCIENCES 203 (1074): 399-417
PERKINS DH
EMISSION OF HEAVY FRAGMENTS IN NUCLEAR EXPLOSIONS

279 | 835 1950 PROGRESS OF THEORETICAL PHYSICS 5 (5): 787-799
FUJIMOTO Y; YAMAGUCHI Y
HIGH ENERGY NUCLEAR EVAPORATION

280 | 836 1950 REVIEWS OF MODERN PHYSICS 22 (2): 119-152
TERHAAR D
COSMOGONICAL PROBLEMS AND STELLAR ENERGY

281 | 837 1950 REVIEWS OF MODERN PHYSICS 22 (2): 153-212
ALPHER RA; HERMAN RC
THEORY OF THE ORIGIN AND RELATIVE ABUNDANCE DISTRIBUTION OF THE ELEMENTS

282 | 838 1950 REVIEWS OF MODERN PHYSICS 22 (3): 249-289
ADAIR RK
NEUTRON CROSS SECTIONS OF THE ELEMENTS

283 | 842 1950 USPEKHI KHIMII 19 (4): 466-488
SIBORG G
*POLOZHENIE V PERIODICHESKOI SISTEME I ELEKTRONNAYA STRUKTURA NAIBOLEE TYAZHELYKH ELEMENTOV

284 | 845 1950 ZEITSCHRIFT FUR PHYSIK 127 (4): 429-442
PAUL W; REICH H
*ENERGIEVERLUST SCHNELLER ELEKTRONEN IN BE, C, H2O, FE UND PB

285 | 846 1950 ZEITSCHRIFT FUR PHYSIK 128 (4): 494-499
GEBAUER R
UBER DIE ZEITABHANGIGKEIT DER INTENSITATSDISSYMMETRIE BEIM WASSERSTOFF-STARK-EFFEKT

286 | 849 1951 ANNUAL REVIEW OF PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY 2: 83-98
SEABORG GT; TEMPLETON DH
RADIOACTIVITY AND NUCLEAR THEORY

287 | 853 1951 HELVETICA PHYSICA ACTA 24 (1): 3-38
BLASER JP; BOEHM F; MARMIER P; PEASLEE DC
FONCTIONS DEXCITATION DE LA REACTION (P,N) .1.

288 | 854 1951 JOURNAL DE CHIMIE PHYSIQUE ET DE PHYSICO-CHIMIE BIOLOGIQUE 48 (3-4): 172-178
GRAY LH
THE PRESUMED DISTRIBUTION OF IONS AND EXCITED GROUPS IN LIQUIDS

289 | 857 1951 JOURNAL DE PHYSIQUE ET LE RADIUM 12 (8): 805-810
KWAL B
*PERTES DENERGIE DES PARTICULES CHARGEES DANS UN MILIEU TRES FORTEMENT IONISE (PLASMA IONIQUE)

290 | 861 1951 MATEMATISK-FYSISKE MEDDELELSER KONGELIGE DANSKE VIDENSKABERNES SELSKAB 26 (5): 1-28
LASSEN NO
THE TOTAL CHARGES OF FISSION FRAGMENTS IN GASEOUS AND SOLID STOPPING MEDIA

291 | 862 1951 MATEMATISK-FYSISKE MEDDELELSER KONGELIGE DANSKE VIDENSKABERNES SELSKAB 26 (12): 1-19
LASSEN NO
TOTAL CHARGES OF FISSION FRAGMENTS AS FUNCTIONS OF THE PRESSURE OF THE STOPPING GAS

292 | 863 1951 NATURWISSENSCHAFTEN 38 (2): 29-34
KOPFERMANN H
KERNMOMENTE UND KERNMODELLE

293 | 866 1951 NUOVO CIMENTO 8 (3): 159-184
SCHONBERG M
MECHANISM OF THE LOSS OF ENERGY BY COLLISIONS IN A MATERIAL MEDIUM .1.

294 | 867 1951 NUOVO CIMENTO 8 (6): 383-402
RICAMO R
RISONANZE (N,N) ED (N,P) NEL P-31 E S-32

295 | 869 1951 NUOVO CIMENTO 8 (12): 970-976
GALLONE S; SALVETTI C
UN MODELLO NUCLEARE ASIMMETRICO

296 | 871 1951 PHYSICAL REVIEW 81 (3): 353-364
HARVEY JA
NEUTRON BINDING ENERGIES FROM (D,P) REACTIONS AND NUCLEAR SHELL STRUCTURE

297 | 873 1951 PHYSICAL REVIEW 81 (4): 489-492
BAKKER CJ; SEGRE E
STOPPING POWER AND ENERGY LOSS FOR ION PAIR PRODUCTION FOR 340-MEV PROTONS

298 | 874 1951 PHYSICAL REVIEW 81 (6): 1026-1034
MONTAGUE JH
ELECTRON LOSS CROSS SECTIONS FOR HYDROGEN ATOMS PASSING THROUGH HYDROGEN GAS

299 | 875 1951 PHYSICAL REVIEW 82 (1): 30-35
KNIPP JK; LING RC
ON THE IONIZATION YIELDS OF HEAVY PARTICLES

300 | 879 1951 PHYSICAL REVIEW 83 (4): 746-755
TITTMAN J; SHEER C
THE ENERGY DEPENDENCE OF THE RESONANT SCATTERING OF SLOW NEUTRONS FROM GOLD

301 | 880 1951 PHYSICAL REVIEW 83 (4): 834-837
SACHS DC; RICHARDSON JR
THE ABSOLUTE ENERGY LOSS OF 18-MEV PROTONS IN VARIOUS MATERIALS

302 | 883 1951 PHYSICAL REVIEW 84 (2): 191-193
MATHER R; SEGRE E
RANGE ENERGY RELATION FOR 340-MEV PROTONS

303 | 884 1951 PHYSICAL REVIEW 84 (2): 355-361
CHEN JJL; WARSHAW SD
THE ENERGY LOSS OF ELECTRONS PASSING THROUGH MATTER

304 | 885 1951 PHYSICAL REVIEW 84 (4): 671-683
BATZEL RE; MILLER DR; SEABORG GT
THE HIGH ENERGY SPALLATION PRODUCTS OF COPPER

305 | 887 1951 PHYSICAL REVIEW 84 (5): 905-909
HELLER ZH; TENDAM DJ
THE STOPPING POWER OF METALS AND SEMICONDUCTORS

306 | 889 1951 PHYSICAL REVIEW 84 (6): 1169-1177
FRISCH DH
THE UNIFORM THEORY OF NUCLEAR BINDING ENERGIES

307 | 892 1951 PROCEEDINGS OF THE PHYSICAL SOCIETY OF LONDON SECTION A 64 (381): 797-801
HUGHES J
THE ANGULAR DISTRIBUTION OF NEUTRONS FROM THE (D, N) REACTION IN LIGHT ELEMENTS

308 | 893 1951 PROCEEDINGS OF THE PHYSICAL SOCIETY OF LONDON SECTION A 64 (384): 1064-1078
CLARK AC; RUDDLESDEN SN
THE DISINTEGRATION OF LIGHT NUCLEI BY MESON CAPTURE

309 | 896 1951 QUARTERLY REVIEWS 5 (3): 270-314
MADDOCK AG
RADIOACTIVITY OF THE HEAVY ELEMENTS

310 | 897 1951 REVIEWS OF MODERN PHYSICS 23 (2): 147-182
BLOCH I; HULL MH; BROYLES AA; BOURICIUS WG; FREEMAN BE; BREIT G
COULOMB FUNCTIONS FOR REACTIONS OF PROTONS AND ALPHA-PARTICLES WITH THE LIGHTER NUCLEI

311 | 901 1951 ZEITSCHRIFT FUR NATURFORSCHUNG SECTION A-A JOURNAL OF PHYSICAL SCIENCES 6 (4): 218-219
DANOS M
RESONANZEN BEI (GAMMA-N)-PROZESSEN

312 | 904 1951 ZEITSCHRIFT FUR PHYSIK 130 (3): 337-347
GEBAUER R; OHL G
DIE VERSCHIEDENHEIT DER INTENSITATSDISSYMMETRIE DER STARK-EFFEKT-AUFSPALTUNG IM GEGENFELD UND GLEICHFELD

313 | 907 1952 ANNALS OF THE NEW YORK ACADEMY OF SCIENCES 55 (5): 955-965
SCHAWLOW AL
SIGNIFICANCE OF THE RESULTS OF MICROWAVE SPECTROSCOPY FOR NUCLEAR THEORY

314 | 908 1952 ARKIV FOR FYSIK 3 (6): 577-&
SUESS HE; JENSEN JHD
*BETA-UMWANDLUNGSENERGIEN, MAGIC NUMBERS UND DIE FEHLENDEN ELEMENTE 43, TECHNETIUM UND 61, PROMETIUM

315 | 912 1952 CANADIAN JOURNAL OF PHYSICS 30 (1): 53-69
NEWTON TD
THE COLLISION MATRIX FOR THE COMPOUND NUCLEUS

316 | 913 1952 CANADIAN JOURNAL OF PHYSICS 30 (6): 643-657
MARTIN WM; BRECKON SW
THE NEW RADIOACTIVE ISOTOPES VANADIUM-46, MANGANESE-50, COBALT-54

317 | 917 1952 JOURNAL DE PHYSIQUE ET LE RADIUM 13 (1): 35-38
KWAL B
*SUR LE RAYONNEMENT ELECTROMAGNETIQUE, PRODUIT PAR LES CHOCS DELECTRONS DANS UN MILIEU TRES FORTEMENT IONISE

318 | 919 1952 MATEMATISK-FYSISKE MEDDELELSER KONGELIGE DANSKE VIDENSKABERNES SELSKAB 26 (14): 1-40
BOHR A
THE COUPLING OF NUCLEAR SURFACE OSCILLATIONS TO THE MOTION OF INDIVIDUAL NUCLEONS

319 | 920 1952 NUCLEONICS 10 (6): 30-35
BROWNELL GL
INTERACTION OF PHOSPHORUS-32 BETA-RAYS WITH MATTER

320 | 921 1952 NUCLEONICS 10 (9): 39-45
DAWSON JK
ELECTRONIC STRUCTURE OF THE HEAVIEST ELEMENTS

321 | 923 1952 NUOVO CIMENTO 9 (10): 927-939
FERRARI F; VILLI C
SUI LIVELLI ENERGETICI DEI NUCLEI PESANTI

322 | 931 1952 PHYSICAL REVIEW 85 (5): 931-931
PINES D
THE STOPPING POWER OF A METAL FOR CHARGED PARTICLES

323 | 935 1952 PHYSICAL REVIEW 87 (4): 623-627
FUNG SC; PERLMAN I
MOMENTUM TRANSFER IN NUCLEAR EXCITATION BY HIGH ENERGY PARTICLES

324 | 941 1952 PHYSICAL REVIEW 88 (3): 589-596
HUDSON A; HOFSTADTER R
ENERGY LOSS OF COSMIC-RAY MU-MESONS IN SODIUM IODIDE CRYSTALS

325 | 944 1952 PHYSICAL REVIEW 88 (5): 969-986
THOMAS RG; LAURITSEN T
MAGNETIC LENS SPECTROMETER MEASUREMENTS OF THE RADIATIONS FROM LIGHT NUCLEAR REACTIONS

326 | 949 1952 REPORTS ON PROGRESS IN PHYSICS 15: 49-67
TAYLOR AE
RANGE ENERGY RELATIONS

327 | 950 1952 TRANSACTIONS OF THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF MINING AND METALLURGICAL ENGINEERS 193 (4): 386-390
PHILIPPOFF W
SOME DYNAMIC PHENOMENA IN FLOTATION

328 | 955 1952 ZEITSCHRIFT FUR PHYSIK 133 (1-2): 140-152
MEITNER L
DIE ANWENDUNG DES RUCKSTOSSES BEI ATOMKERNPROZESSEN

329 | 956 1952 ZEITSCHRIFT FUR PHYSIK 133 (3): 370-393
WOESTE K
DER ATOMKERN ALS KOMPRESSIBLER TROPFEN .2. DER SCHWINGENDE KERNTROPFEN

330 | 959 1953 ANGEWANDTE CHEMIE 65 (19): 485-489
DAWSON JK; HOPPE R
UBER DIE ELEKTRONENKONFIGURATION DER SCHWERSTEN ELEMENTE

331 | 960 1953 ANNUAL REVIEW OF NUCLEAR SCIENCE 2: 93-104
TEMPLETON DH
NUCLEAR REACTIONS INDUCED BY HIGH ENERGY PARTICLES

332 | 961 1953 ANNUAL REVIEW OF NUCLEAR SCIENCE 2: 105-128
STRAUCH K
RECENT STUDIES OF PHOTONUCLEAR REACTIONS

333 | 962 1953 ANNUAL REVIEW OF NUCLEAR SCIENCE 2: 187-220
DIENES GJ
RADIATION EFFECTS IN SOLIDS

334 | 963 1953 ANNUAL REVIEW OF NUCLEAR SCIENCE 2: 305-334
CORYELL CD
BETA-DECAY ENERGETICS

335 | 964 1953 ANNUAL REVIEW OF NUCLEAR SCIENCE 3: 171-192
MAGEE JL
RADIATION CHEMISTRY

336 | 965 1953 ANNUAL REVIEW OF PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY 4: 119-142
TURKEVICH A
RADIOACTIVITY AND NUCLEAR THEORY

337 | 967 1953 CANADIAN JOURNAL OF PHYSICS 31 (1): 78-&
DEMERS P
ENERGY LOSS OF HIGHLY CHARGED PARTICLES PRODUCED BY FISSION AND BY COSMIC RAYS .1. OBSERVATIONS OF FISSION FRAGMENTS

338 | 968 1953 CANADIAN JOURNAL OF PHYSICS 31 (1): 97-111
MATHIEU R; DEMERS P
ENERGY LOSS OF HIGHLY CHARGED PARTICLES PRODUCED BY FISSION AND BY COSMIC RAYS .2. PHOTOMETRIC MEASUREMENTS ON FISSION FRAGMENTS

339 | 969 1953 JOURNAL DE PHYSIQUE ET LE RADIUM 14 (5): 281-294
BOUCHEZ R; ROBERT J; TOBAILEM J
*EFFET DE LA STRUCTURE NUCLEAIRE SUR LA LOI STATISTIQUE DE LENERGIE DE LIAISON

340 | 972 1953 MATEMATISK-FYSISKE MEDDELELSER KONGELIGE DANSKE VIDENSKABERNES SELSKAB 27 (13): 1-21
MADSEN CB
PROTON STOPPING POWER AND ENERGY STRAGGLING OF PROTONS

341 | 973 1953 MATEMATISK-FYSISKE MEDDELELSER KONGELIGE DANSKE VIDENSKABERNES SELSKAB 27 (15): 1-31
LINDHARD J; SCHARFF M
ENERGY LOSS IN MATTER BY FAST PARTICLES OF LOW CHARGE

342 | 974 1953 MATEMATISK-FYSISKE MEDDELELSER KONGELIGE DANSKE VIDENSKABERNES SELSKAB 27 (16): 2-174
BOHR A; MOTTELSON BR
COLLECTIVE AND INDIVIDUAL-PARTICLE ASPECTS OF NUCLEAR STRUCTURE

343 | 975 1953 MATEMATISK-FYSISKE MEDDELELSER KONGELIGE DANSKE VIDENSKABERNES SELSKAB 28 (1): 1-&
HUUS T; ZUPANCIC C
EXCITATION OF NUCLEAR ROTATIONAL STATES BY THE ELECTRIC FIELD OF IMPINGING PARTICLES

344 | 979 1953 NUOVO CIMENTO 10 (3): 236-259
BUDINI P
ON THE ENERGY LOST BY A RELATIVISTIC IONIZING PARTICLE IN A MATERIAL MEDIUM AND ON THE CERENKOV RADIATION

345 | 980 1953 NUOVO CIMENTO 10 (3): 281-299
AGENO M; CORTELLESSA G; QUERZOLI R
SEZIONE DURTO TOTALE DI ALCUNI ELEMENTI PER NEUTRONI DI 14 MEV

346 | 982 1953 PHILOSOPHICAL MAGAZINE 44 (357): 1051-1063
DISSANAIKE GA
A STUDY OF CHARGE EXCHANGE BY HELIUM IONS IN METALS

347 | 983 1953 PHYSICAL REVIEW 89 (1): 33-48
RASMUSSEN JO; THOMPSON SG; GHIORSO A
ALPHA-RADIOACTIVITY IN THE 82-NEUTRON REGION

348 | 984 1953 PHYSICAL REVIEW 89 (1): 194-203
STEHNEY AF; SUGARMAN N
CHARACTERISTICS OF BR-87, A DELAYED NEUTRON ACTIVITY

349 | 987 1953 PHYSICAL REVIEW 89 (4): 856-863
DAVIDSON JP; FEENBERG E
DEVIATIONS FROM LS COUPLING IN THE SPHEROIDAL CORE NUCLEAR MODEL

350 | 990 1953 PHYSICAL REVIEW 89 (5): 1102-1145
HILL DL; WHEELER JA
NUCLEAR CONSTITUTION AND THE INTERPRETATION OF FISSION PHENOMENA

351 | 992 1953 PHYSICAL REVIEW 90 (1): 29-44
FORD KW
THE 1ST EXCITED STATES OF EVEN-EVEN NUCLEI

352 | 993 1953 PHYSICAL REVIEW 90 (1): 95-97
BROWN LM
GRAIN DENSITY IN NUCLEAR EMULSIONS

353 | 995 1953 PHYSICAL REVIEW 90 (4): 548-557
BELL GI
THE CAPTURE AND LOSS OF ELECTRONS BY FISSION FRAGMENTS

354 | 1003 1953 PHYSICAL REVIEW 91 (6): 1488-1500
WILETS L; HILL DL; FORD KW
ISOTOPE SHIFT ANOMALIES AND NUCLEAR STRUCTURE

355 | 1010 1953 PROCEEDINGS OF THE PHYSICAL SOCIETY OF LONDON SECTION A 66 (403): 590-596
NEUFELD J
IONIZATION AND EXCITATION LOSSES OF CHARGED PARTICLES OF INTERMEDIATE ENERGIES

356 | 1013 1953 PROGRESS OF THEORETICAL PHYSICS 9 (3): 324-326
SASAKAWA T; SAWADA T
SYMMETRIC FISSION

357 | 1014 1953 REVIEWS OF MODERN PHYSICS 25 (4): 779-817
ALLISON SK; WARSHAW SD
PASSAGE OF HEAVY PARTICLES THROUGH MATTER

358 | 1016 1953 TRANSACTIONS OF THE NEW YORK ACADEMY OF SCIENCES 15 (6): 178-183
CORYELL CD
BETA-DECAY ENERGETICS AND NUCLEAR SHELL STRUCTURE

359 | 1017 1953 ZEITSCHRIFT FUR NATURFORSCHUNG SECTION A-A JOURNAL OF PHYSICAL SCIENCES 8 (2-3): 116-120
EWALD H
*EINE GRAPHISCHE DARSTELLUNG DER ENERGIETAL-FLACHE - AUF GRUND DER NEUEREN ISOTOPENMASSEN-BESTIMMUNGEN

360 | 1018 1953 ZEITSCHRIFT FUR NATURFORSCHUNG SECTION A-A JOURNAL OF PHYSICAL SCIENCES 8 (7): 404-416
SUSSMANN G
*DIE ENERGIEVERTEILUNG DER ALPHA-TEILCHEN BEI DER KERNVERDAMPFUNG UNTER BERUCKSICHTIGUNG DER SPALTUNG .1.

361 | 1020 1954 ACTA PHYSICA ACADEMIAE SCIENTIARUM HUNGARICAE 3 (1): 1-10
MARX G
*UBER DIE DILATATIONSSCHWINGUNGEN DER ATOMKERNE

362 | 1021 1954 AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PHYSICS 22 (5): 277-290
BERMAN AI
PHOTONUCLEAR REACTIONS

363 | 1022 1954 AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PHYSICS 22 (8): 517-523
BARSCHALL HH
STUDIES OF INTERMEDIATE AND HEAVY NUCLEI WITH NEUTRONS

364 | 1023 1954 ANNUAL REVIEW OF NUCLEAR SCIENCE 4: 157-190
PERLMAN I; ASARO F
ALPHA-RADIOACTIVITY

365 | 1024 1954 ANNUAL REVIEW OF NUCLEAR SCIENCE 4: 315-350
UEHLING EA
PENETRATION OF HEAVY CHARGED PARTICLES IN MATTER

366 | 1025 1954 ANNUAL REVIEW OF PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY 5: 119-138
PERLMAN I; HOLLANDER JM
RADIOACTIVITY AND NUCLEAR STRUCTURE

367 | 1030 1954 JOURNAL DE PHYSIQUE ET LE RADIUM 15 (6): 470-482
DELABOULAYE H; TZARA C; OLKOWSKY J
*QUELQUES ETUDES SUR LA FISSION DE LURANIUM A LAIDE DUNE CHAMBRE DE WILSON AUTOCOMMANDEE

368 | 1033 1954 MATEMATISK-FYSISKE MEDDELELSER KONGELIGE DANSKE VIDENSKABERNES SELSKAB 28 (7): 1-U30
BOHR N; LINDHARD J
ELECTRON CAPTURE AND LOSS BY HEAVY IONS PENETRATING THROUGH MATTER

369 | 1034 1954 MATEMATISK-FYSISKE MEDDELELSER KONGELIGE DANSKE VIDENSKABERNES SELSKAB 28 (8): 1-57
LINDHARD J
ON THE PROPERTIES OF A GAS OF CHARGED PARTICLES

370 | 1036 1954 NUOVO CIMENTO 12 (5): 780-798
ARAUJO JM
THE EFFECT OF NUCLEAR COMPRESSIBILITY ON THE NUCLEAR PHOTOEFFECT

371 | 1040 1954 PHYSICAL REVIEW 93 (6): 1297-1303
MILFORD FJ
THE ODD-NUCLEON-PLUS-LIQUID-DROP-MODEL OF HEAVY ODD NUCLEI

372 | 1042 1954 PHYSICAL REVIEW 94 (1): 128-137
DOUTHETT EM; TEMPLETON DH
THE RANGES OF FRAGMENTS FROM HIGH-ENERGY FISSION OF URANIUM

373 | 1043 1954 PHYSICAL REVIEW 94 (1): 158-160
HUIZENGA JR
SPONTANEOUS FISSION SYSTEMATICS

374 | 1044 1954 PHYSICAL REVIEW 94 (3): 640-642
BROLLEY JE; DICKINSON WC
ANGULAR DISTRIBUTION OF FRAGMENTS FROM NEUTRON-INDUCED FISSION

375 | 1046 1954 PHYSICAL REVIEW 95 (1): 56-66
WOLFF PA
THEORY OF SECONDARY ELECTRON CASCADE IN METALS

376 | 1047 1954 PHYSICAL REVIEW 95 (2): 345-358
STERNGLASS EJ
BACKSCATTERING OF KILOVOLT ELECTRONS FROM SOLIDS

377 | 1050 1954 PHYSICAL REVIEW 95 (3): 671-674
REYNOLDS HL; SCOTT DW; ZUCKER A
RANGE AND CHARGE OF ENERGETIC NITROGEN IONS IN NICKEL

378 | 1052 1954 PHYSICAL REVIEW 96 (1): 208-216
BOHM D; VIGIER JP
MODEL OF THE CAUSAL INTERPRETATION OF QUANTUM THEORY IN TERMS OF A FLUID WITH IRREGULAR FLUCTUATIONS

379 | 1053 1954 PHYSICAL REVIEW 96 (3): 673-678
BARILE S; WEBELER R; ALLEN G
DETERMINATION OF THE RANGES AND STRAGGLING OF LOW-ENERGY ALPHA-PARTICLES IN A CLOUD CHAMBER

380 | 1054 1954 PHYSICAL REVIEW 96 (3): 754-764
BOWEN T
IONIZATION ENERGY LOSS OF MESONS IN A SODIUM IODIDE SCINTILLATION CRYSTAL

381 | 1055 1954 PHYSICAL REVIEW 96 (4): 1059-1065
INGLIS DR
PARTICLE DERIVATION OF NUCLEAR ROTATION PROPERTIES ASSOCIATED WITH A SURFACE WAVE

382 | 1057 1954 PHYSICAL REVIEW 96 (6): 1617-1620
COHEN BL; REYNOLDS HL; ZUCKER A
COMPARISON OF NITROGEN-INDUCED AND PROTON-INDUCED NUCLEAR REACTIONS

383 | 1059 1954 REPORTS ON PROGRESS IN PHYSICS 17: 1-34
PRYCE MHL
NUCLEAR SHELL STRUCTURE

384 | 1061 1954 ZEITSCHRIFT FUR PHYSIK 139 (5): 543-568
SUSSMANN G
DIE FREIHEITSGRADE DES GASTROPFCHENMODELLS FUR DEN ATOMKERN

385 | 1067 1955 JOURNAL DE PHYSIQUE ET LE RADIUM 16 (10): 737-743
BORN M
LINTERPRETATION STATISTIQUE DE LA MECANIQUE QUANTIQUE - (CONFERENCE NOBEL, 1954)

386 | 1068 1955 JOURNAL OF APPLIED PHYSICS 26 (3): 257-259
CREUTZ E; JUPNIK H; SNYDER T; WIGNER EP
REVIEW OF THE MEASUREMENTS OF THE RESONANCE ABSORPTION OF NEUTRONS BY URANIUM IN BULK

387 | 1071 1955 JOURNAL OF INORGANIC & NUCLEAR CHEMISTRY 1 (1-2): 149-158
WALTON GN; CROALL IF
CHEMICAL EFFECTS IN FISSION PRODUCT RECOIL

388 | 1072 1955 NATURWISSENSCHAFTEN 42 (19): 521-529
VONWEIZSACKER CF
KOMPLEMENTARITAT UND LOGIK

389 | 1074 1955 NUOVO CIMENTO 2 (1): 176-179
CLEMENTEL E; VILLI C
ON THE IMAGINARY PART OF THE NUCLEON-NUCLEUS POTENTIAL

390 | 1077 1955 PHYSICAL REVIEW 97 (1): 224-237
THOMAS RG
COLLISION MATRICES FOR THE COMPOUND NUCLEUS

391 | 1080 1955 PHYSICAL REVIEW 97 (6): 1636-1646
SNYDER WS; NEUFELD J
DISORDERING OF SOLIDS BY NEUTRON RADIATION

392 | 1081 1955 PHYSICAL REVIEW 98 (1): 49-55
COHEN BL
ANGULAR DISTRIBUTIONS AND YIELDS OF NEUTRONS FROM (P,N) REACTIONS

393 | 1082 1955 PHYSICAL REVIEW 98 (2): 466-470
GREEN DW; COOPER JN; HARRIS JC
STOPPING CROSS SECTIONS OF METALS FOR PROTONS OF ENERGIES FROM 400 TO 1000 KEV

394 | 1083 1955 PHYSICAL REVIEW 98 (2): 474-477
REYNOLDS HL; WYLY LD; ZUCKER A
EQUILIBRIUM CHARGE DISTRIBUTION OF ENERGETIC NITROGEN IONS

395 | 1084 1955 PHYSICAL REVIEW 98 (3): 605-610
BARKAS WH; SMITH FM; BIRNBAUM W
RANGE STRAGGLING IN NUCLEAR TRACK EMULSION

396 | 1087 1955 PHYSICAL REVIEW 98 (3): 744-749
MEADOWS JW
(P,A) AND (P,AB) REACTIONS AT 100 MEV

397 | 1088 1955 PHYSICAL REVIEW 98 (3): 783-787
JOHNSON MH; TELLER E
CLASSICAL FIELD THEORY OF NUCLEAR FORCES

398 | 1093 1955 PHYSICAL REVIEW 98 (6): 1814-1817
HUBBARD EL; LAUER EJ
CHARGE DISTRIBUTIONS OF OXYGEN AND NEON IONS PASSING THROUGH GASES

399 | 1094 1955 PHYSICAL REVIEW 98 (6): 1817-1821
GLUCKSTERN RL
ELECTRON CAPTURE AND LOSS BY IONS IN GASES

400 | 1095 1955 PHYSICAL REVIEW 99 (3): 875-885
WILCOX JM; MOYER BJ
NUCLEAR INTERNAL MOMENTUM DISTRIBUTIONS

401 | 1097 1955 PHYSICAL REVIEW 100 (1): 376-393
BIEDENHARN LC; MCHALE JL; THALER RM
QUANTUM CALCULATION OF COULOMB EXCITATION .1.

402 | 1099 1955 PROCEEDINGS OF THE PHYSICAL SOCIETY OF LONDON SECTION A 68 (11): 994-1000
BRINK DM
INELASTIC SCATTERING OF NEUTRONS BY DEFORMED NUCLEI

403 | 1101 1955 PROCEEDINGS OF THE ROYAL SOCIETY OF LONDON SERIES A-MATHEMATICAL AND PHYSICAL SCIENCES 229 (1178): 376-386
STEPHENS KG; WALKER D
THE CHARGES CARRIED BY FAST NITROGEN, OXYGEN AND FLUORINE IONS PASSING THROUGH MATTER

404 | 1102 1955 PROCEEDINGS OF THE ROYAL SOCIETY OF LONDON SERIES A-MATHEMATICAL AND PHYSICAL SCIENCES 232 (1190): 423-434
DALGARNO A; GRIFFING GW
ENERGY LOSS OF PROTONS PASSING THROUGH HYDROGEN

405 | 1103 1955 PROGRESS OF THEORETICAL PHYSICS 13 (4): 442-454
MARUMORI T; YUKAWA J; TANAKA R
ON THE FOUNDATION OF THE UNIFIED NUCLEAR MODEL .1.

406 | 1107 1955 REPORTS ON PROGRESS IN PHYSICS 18: 52-82
PRICE BT
IONIZATION BY RELATIVISTIC PARTICLES

407 | 1109 1955 REVIEWS OF MODERN PHYSICS 27 (3): 289-338
HAAR DT
FOUNDATIONS OF STATISTICAL MECHANICS

408 | 1110 1955 REVIEWS OF MODERN PHYSICS 27 (4): 381-398
SAENZ AW; OROURKE RC
NUMBER OF STATES AND THE MAGNETIC PROPERTIES OF AN ELECTRON GAS

409 | 1111 1955 SCIENCE 122 (3172): 675-679
BORN M
STATISTICAL INTERPRETATION OF QUANTUM MECHANICS

410 | 1113 1955 SOLID STATE PHYSICS-ADVANCES IN RESEARCH AND APPLICATIONS 1: 127-192
HAM FS
THE QUANTUM DEFECT METHOD

411 | 1115 1955 ZEITSCHRIFT FUR PHYSIK 141 (5): 643-658
WOESTE K
KERNSPALTUNG IM KOLLEKTIVMODELL(1)

412 | 1118 1955 ZEITSCHRIFT FUR PHYSIK 143 (1): 31-43
WOESTE K
KERNSPALTUNG IM KOLLEKTIVMODELL .1.

413 | 1122 1956 ARKIV FOR FYSIK 10 (6): 567-582
BOCKASTEN K
A STUDY OF CIV - TERM VALUES, SERIES FORMULAE, AND STARK EFFECT

414 | 1130 1956 NUCLEAR PHYSICS 2 (4): 289-346
TIDMAN DA
A QUANTUM THEORY OF REFRACTIVE INDEX, CERENKOV RADIATION AND THE ENERGY LOSS OF A FAST CHARGED PARTICLE

415 | 1131 1956 NUOVO CIMENTO 3 (3): 517-532
WIGNER EP
RELATIVISTIC INVARIANCE IN QUANTUM MECHANICS

416 | 1134 1956 NUOVO CIMENTO 4 (1): 23-30
BUDINI P; TAFFARA L
ON THE ENERGY LOSS AND SPECIFIC IONIZATION OF A RELATIVISTIC PARTICLE IN A POLARIZABLE MEDIUM .1.

417 | 1135 1956 NUOVO CIMENTO 4 (4): 860-886
SCHMIDT W; BAUMANN K
QUANTENTHEORIE DER FELDER ALS DISTRIBUTIONSTHEORIE

418 | 1137 1956 PHYSICAL REVIEW 101 (1): 97-99
SWIATECKI WJ
SYSTEMATICS OF FISSION THRESHOLDS

419 | 1141 1956 PHYSICAL REVIEW 101 (1): 502-503
MARIS TAJ
GENERALIZATION OF THE LIQUID DROP MODEL OF FISSION

420 | 1142 1956 PHYSICAL REVIEW 101 (2): 651-654
SWIATECKI WJ
DEFORMATION ENERGY OF A CHARGED DROP .1. QUALITATIVE FEATURES

421 | 1144 1956 PHYSICAL REVIEW 101 (5): 1493-1504
SHARP RA; DIAMOND RM; WILKINSON G
NUCLEAR REACTIONS OF COBALT WITH PROTONS FROM 0-MEV TO 100-MEV ENERGY

422 | 1146 1956 PHYSICAL REVIEW 102 (2): 434-448
FONG P
STATISTICAL THEORY OF NUCLEAR FISSION - ASYMMETRIC FISSION

423 | 1147 1956 PHYSICAL REVIEW 102 (3): 729-730
BOCKASTEN K
POLARIZABILITY OF MG+2 DERIVED FROM HYDROGEN-LIKE TERMS OF MG-II

424 | 1148 1956 PHYSICAL REVIEW 102 (3): 813-815
SMITH AB; FRIEDMAN AM; FIELDS PR
SPONTANEOUS FISSION KINETICS OF CF-252

425 | 1151 1956 PHYSICAL REVIEW 103 (3): 704-713
JOHN W
EXCITATION FUNCTIONS FOR (ALPHA,XN) REACTIONS ON LEAD

426 | 1154 1956 PHYSICAL REVIEW 103 (5): 1296-1297
WILETS L; CHASE DM
ANGULAR DISTRIBUTION OF FISSION FRAGMENTS AT THRESHOLD ACCORDING TO THE BOHR MODEL

427 | 1158 1956 PHYSICAL REVIEW 104 (2): 434-447
GLASS RA; CARR RJ; COBBLE JW; SEABORG GT
SPALLATION-FISSION COMPETITION IN HEAVIEST ELEMENTS - HELIUM-ION-INDUCED REACTIONS IN PLUTONIUM ISOTOPES

428 | 1159 1956 PHYSICAL REVIEW 104 (4): 993-1005
SWIATECKI WJ
DEFORMATION ENERGY OF A CHARGED DROP .2. SYMMETRIC SADDLE POINT SHAPES

429 | 1166 1956 REVIEWS OF MODERN PHYSICS 28 (4): 432-542
ALDER K; BOHR A; HUUS T; MOTTELSON B; WINTHER A
STUDY OF NUCLEAR STRUCTURE BY ELECTROMAGNETIC EXCITATION WITH ACCELERATED IONS

430 | 1173 1956 USPEKHI FIZICHESKIKH NAUK 60 (1): 3-67
TERKHAR D
OSNOVANIYA STATISTICHESKOI MEKHANIKI .4. H-TEOREMA V KVANTOVOI STATISTIKE

431 | 1176 1956 ZEITSCHRIFT FUR NATURFORSCHUNG PART A-ASTROPHYSIK PHYSIK UND PHYSIKALISCHE CHEMIE 11 (8): 663-676
MITTELSTAEDT P
ZUR THEORETISCHEN BESTIMMUNG DER NEUTRONENREAKTIONSQUERSCHNITTE NACH DEM OPTISCHEN KERNMODELL

432 | 1177 1956 ZEITSCHRIFT FUR PHYSIK 145 (4): 469-485
MULLER A
ZUM VERHALTEN VON IONENKOLONNEN IN REINEN GASEN

433 | 1179 1957 AMERICAN SCIENTIST 45 (5): 431-448
NOYES HP
THE PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION OF ELEMENTARY PARTICLES

434 | 1180 1957 ANNALES DE PHYSIQUE 2 (3-4): 267-308
BASILE R
REACTIONS (GAMMA-N) AU VOISINAGE DES SEUILS ET STRUCTURE FINE DANS CERTAINS ELEMENTS MOYENS

435 | 1184 1957 BRITISH JOURNAL OF APPLIED PHYSICS 8 (5): 179-189
MITCHELL EWJ
THE EFFECT OF RADIATION DAMAGE ON THE ELECTRONIC PROPERTIES OF SOLIDS

436 | 1185 1957 DOKLADY AKADEMII NAUK SSSR 113 (1): 75-&
PERFILOV NA; SHAMOV VP; LOZHKIN OV
THE TRIPLE DIVISION OF URANIUM ON FAST PARTICLES

437 | 1187 1957 EXPERIENTIA 13 (7): 261-274
DARDEN SE
THE STUDY OF ATOMIC NUCLEI WITH LOW AND MEDIUM ENERGY NEUTRONS

438 | 1190 1957 JOURNAL DE PHYSIQUE ET LE RADIUM 18 (4): 239-246
LONCHAMP JP
A STUDY OF ACCELERATED LI IONS BY THE NUCLEAR PLATE METHOD

439 | 1195 1957 JOURNAL OF PHILOSOPHY 54 (23): 713-727
GRUNBAUM A
DETERMINISM IN THE LIGHT OF RECENT PHYSICS .1. COMPLEMENTARITY IN QUANTUM PHYSICS AND ITS PHILOSOPHICAL GENERALIZATION

440 | 1199 1957 PHILOSOPHY OF SCIENCE 24 (4): 321-330
MCKNIGHT JL
THE QUANTUM THEORETICAL CONCEPT OF MEASUREMENT

441 | 1201 1957 PHYSICAL REVIEW 105 (1): 1-6
HUDSON AM
ENERGY LOSS AND STRAGGLING OF 150-MEV ELECTRONS IN LI, BE, C, AND AL

442 | 1205 1957 PHYSICAL REVIEW 105 (5): 1541-1544
BOW YF
PAIRING EFFECT IN NUCLEI

443 | 1208 1957 PHYSICAL REVIEW 106 (6): 1265-1270
LEVY HB
NEW EMPIRICAL EQUATION FOR ATOMIC MASSES

444 | 1209 1957 PHYSICAL REVIEW 107 (1): 96-102
NEUFELD J; SNYDER WS
DEPENDENCE OF THE AVERAGE CHARGE OF AN ION ON THE DENSITY OF THE SURROUNDING MEDIUM

445 | 1212 1957 PHYSICAL REVIEW 107 (5): 1410-1421
PORILE NT; SUGARMAN N
RECOIL STUDIES OF HIGH-ENERGY FISSION OF BISMUTH AND TANTALUM

446 | 1214 1957 PHYSICAL REVIEW 108 (1): 1-12
STERNGLASS EJ
THEORY OF SECONDARY ELECTRON EMISSION BY HIGH-SPEED IONS

447 | 1216 1957 PHYSICAL REVIEW 108 (4): 1070-1076
BOHM D; AHARONOV Y
DISCUSSION OF EXPERIMENTAL PROOF FOR THE PARADOX OF EINSTEIN, ROSEN, AND PODOLSKY

448 | 1217 1957 PROCEEDINGS OF THE PHYSICAL SOCIETY OF LONDON SECTION A 70 (4): 309-313
BURCHAM WE
LIGHT OUTPUT OF POTASSIUM IODIDE CRYSTALS UNDER BOMBARDMENT BY CARBON IONS

449 | 1218 1957 RADIATION RESEARCH 6 (1): 67-78
SNYDER WS; NEUFELD J
ON THE PASSAGE OF HEAVY PARTICLES THROUGH TISSUE

450 | 1219 1957 REPORTS ON PROGRESS IN PHYSICS 20: 130-162
TERHAAR D
THEORIES OF COLLECTIVE BEHAVIOUR

451 | 1220 1957 REVIEWS OF MODERN PHYSICS 29 (2): 186-190
MOTTELSON BR
COLLECTIVE MOTION IN THE NUCLEUS

452 | 1224 1957 REVIEWS OF MODERN PHYSICS 29 (3): 465-479
BRILL DR; WHEELER JA
INTERACTION OF NEUTRINOS AND GRAVITATIONAL FIELDS

453 | 1226 1957 REVIEWS OF MODERN PHYSICS 29 (4): 547-650
BURBIDGE EM; BURBIDGE GR; FOWLER WA; HOYLE F
SYNTHESIS OF THE ELEMENTS IN STARS

454 | 1228 1957 SOVIET PHYSICS JETP-USSR 5 (1): 42-44
VIKTOROV DV; MAKSIMOV MZ
DEPENDENCE OF THE TAPER LENGTH OF EMULSION TRACKS ON PARTICLE CHARGE

455 | 1230 1957 SOVIET PHYSICS JETP-USSR 5 (4): 673-676
VLADIMIRSKII VV
ON THE MECHANISM OF FISSION OF HEAVY NUCLEI

456 | 1234 1957 ZEITSCHRIFT FUR ELEKTROCHEMIE 61 (8): 1057-1068
LUCK W
UBER DIE COULOMBKRAFT BEI DER WASSERSTOFFMOLEKULBINDUNG

457 | 1237 1957 ZEITSCHRIFT FUR PHYSIK 148 (3): 308-313
BOCCHIERI P; LOINGER A
EINIGE BEMERKUNGEN UBER DIE FRAGE DER VERBORGENEN PARAMETER

458 | 1241 1958 ANNALS OF PHYSICS 4 (1): 29-56
NEWTON RG
INELASTIC SCATTERING

459 | 1244 1958 ANNUAL REVIEW OF NUCLEAR SCIENCE 8: 49-104
FESHBACH H
OPTICAL MODEL AND ITS JUSTIFICATION

460 | 1250 1958 FORTSCHRITTE DER CHEMISCHEN FORSCHUNG 3 (4): 738-821
VONKRAKKAY T
CHEMIE UND KERNSYSTEMATIK DER LUCKENELEMENTE

461 | 1256 1958 NUCLEAR PHYSICS 6 (1): 62-81
ERICSON T
ON THE LEVEL DENSITY OF DEFORMED NUCLEI

462 | 1258 1958 NUCLEAR PHYSICS 6 (4): 547-560
COHEN BL; FULMER CB
FISSION-FRAGMENT MASS SEPARATOR AND THE NUCLEAR CHARGE DISTRIBUTION OF FISSION FRAGMENTS OF A SINGLE MASS

463 | 1259 1958 NUCLEAR PHYSICS 7 (1): 27-&
ZELDES N
NUCLEAR ENERGIES AND THE SHELL MODEL

464 | 1261 1958 NUOVO CIMENTO 7 (2): 215-221
REGGE T
GRAVITATIONAL FIELDS AND QUANTUM MECHANICS

465 | 1268 1958 PHYSICAL REVIEW 109 (1): 94-99
FULMER CB; COHEN BL
EQUILIBRIUM CHARGES OF FISSION FRAGMENTS IN GASES

466 | 1269 1958 PHYSICAL REVIEW 109 (1): 126-144
WERNER FG; WHEELER JA
SUPERHEAVY NUCLEI

467 | 1270 1958 PHYSICAL REVIEW 109 (2): 355-359
BARNETT CF; REYNOLDS HK
CHARGE EXCHANGE CROSS SECTIONS OF HYDROGEN PARTICLES IN GASES AT HIGH ENERGIES

468 | 1271 1958 PHYSICAL REVIEW 109 (2): 434-436
BASHKIN S; CARLSON RR; DOUGLAS RA; JACOBS JA
RESPONSE OF CSI(TL) CRYSTALS TO ENERGETIC PARTICLES

469 | 1274 1958 PHYSICAL REVIEW 110 (2): 507-513
VANDENBOSCH R; SEABORG GT
CONSIDERATIONS ON THE PROBABILITY OF NUCLEAR FISSION

470 | 1275 1958 PHYSICAL REVIEW 111 (6): 1493-1496
RUBY SL; SCHUPP FD; WOLLEY ED
EFFECT OF MONOENERGETIC FAST NEUTRONS ON N-TYPE GERMANIUM

471 | 1279 1958 PROGRESS OF THEORETICAL PHYSICS 20 (3): 315-326
SASAKAWA T; YASUNO M
SPONTANEOUS FISSION HALF-LIVES

472 | 1281 1958 REPORTS ON PROGRESS IN PHYSICS 21: 1-29
VALENTINE JM; CURRAN SC
AVERAGE ENERGY EXPENDITURE PER ION PAIR IN GASES AND GAS MIXTURES

473 | 1282 1958 REPORTS ON PROGRESS IN PHYSICS 21: 59-111
HUBY R
ELECTROMAGNETIC EXCITATION OF NUCLEI BY NUCLEAR PROJECTILES AND ELECTRONS

474 | 1283 1958 REPORTS ON PROGRESS IN PHYSICS 21: 144-164
BRINK DM
THE THEORY OF COLLECTIVE EXCITATIONS IN NUCLEI

475 | 1284 1958 REVIEWS OF MODERN PHYSICS 30 (2): 257-353
LANE AM; THOMAS RG
R-MATRIX THEORY OF NUCLEAR REACTIONS

476 | 1286 1958 REVIEWS OF MODERN PHYSICS 30 (2): 449-456
KOFOEDHANSEN O
MIRROR NUCLEI DETERMINATIONS OF NUCLEAR SIZE

477 | 1287 1958 REVIEWS OF MODERN PHYSICS 30 (2): 569-584
GREEN AES
NUCLEAR SIZES AND THE WEISZACKER MASS FORMULA

478 | 1288 1958 REVIEWS OF MODERN PHYSICS 30 (4): 1137-1168
ALLISON SK
EXPERIMENTAL RESULTS ON CHARGE-CHANGING COLLISIONS OF HYDROGEN AND HELIUM ATOMS AND IONS AT KINETIC ENERGIES ABOVE 0.2 KEV

479 | 1291 1958 SOLID STATE PHYSICS-ADVANCES IN RESEARCH AND APPLICATIONS 6: 251-311
DEKKER AJ
SECONDARY ELECTRON EMISSION

480 | 1295 1958 SOVIET PHYSICS JETP-USSR 6 (6): 1019-1025
NIKOLAEV VS; DMITRIEV IS; FATEEVA LN; TEPLOVA IA
EQUILIBRIUM DISTRIBUTION OF CHARGES IN A BEAM OF IONS OF LIGHT ELEMENTS

481 | 1302 1958 USPEKHI KHIMII 27 (5): 517-550
LAVRUKHINA AK
SOVREMENNOE SOSTOYANIE YADERNOI KHIMII

482 | 1303 1958 ZEITSCHRIFT FUR ELEKTROCHEMIE 62 (5): 544-567
BEHRINGER J
UBER DEN ZUSAMMENHANG VON RAMAN-STREUUNG, ABSORPTION UND FLUORESZENZ (RESONANZ-RAMAN-EFFEKT)

483 | 1305 1958 ZHURNAL NEORGANICHESKOI KHIMII 3 (5): 1079-1088
MAKAROV ES
O DVOISTVENNOSTI KHIMICHESKOI PRIRODY AKTINIDOV

484 | 1306 1959 ANNALES DE PHYSIQUE 4 (5-6): 643-687
VERLET L
CONTRIBUTION A LETUDE DU MODELE OPTIQUE DU NOYAU

485 | 1310 1959 ANNUAL REVIEW OF NUCLEAR SCIENCE 9: 159-202
MILLER JM; HUDIS J
HIGH-ENERGY NUCLEAR REACTIONS

486 | 1311 1959 ANNUAL REVIEW OF NUCLEAR SCIENCE 9: 245-342
HALPERN I
NUCLEAR FISSION

487 | 1312 1959 ARKIV FOR FYSIK 15 (5): 397-429
NORDLING C
K-ENERGY AND L-ENERGY LEVELS IN SOME 4TH-PERIOD AND 5TH-PERIOD ELEMENTS

488 | 1316 1959 JOURNAL OF INORGANIC & NUCLEAR CHEMISTRY 10 (3-4): 215-224
HALL D; WALTON GN
CHEMICAL EFFECTS IN FISSION RECOIL .4. THE EFFICIENCY OF RECOILING ATOMS IN THE DECOMPOSITION OF POTASSIUM NITRATE

489 | 1321 1959 NUCLEAR PHYSICS 10 (1): 33-44
GEMMELL DS; MORTON AH; TITTERTON EW
A STUDY OF THE GIANT RESONANCE REGIONS OF BE-8 AND C-12 THROUGH THE INVERSE REACTIONS LI-7(P,GAMMA)BE-8 AND B-11 (P,GAMMA) C-12

490 | 1322 1959 NUCLEAR PHYSICS 12 (5): 449-464
JOHANSSON SAE
ON SPONTANEOUS FISSION RATES

491 | 1323 1959 NUCLEAR SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING 5 (3): 156-185
BOLLES RC; BALLOU NE
CALCULATED ACTIVITIES AND ABUNDANCES OF U-235 FISSION PRODUCTS

492 | 1326 1959 NUOVO CIMENTO 13 (5): 921-935
LIOTTA RS
FURTHER DEVELOPMENTS OF THE COVARIANT FUNCTIONAL FORMALISM FOR INTERACTING FIELDS .3.

493 | 1327 1959 PHYSICAL REVIEW 1 (4): 939-948
PORILE NT
EXCITATION FUNCTIONS FOR ALPHA-INDUCED REACTIONS ON ZINC-64

494 | 1329 1959 PHYSICAL REVIEW 113 (2): 613-621
FOLAND WD; PRESENT RD
HYDRODYNAMIC THEORY OF SPONTANEOUS FISSION

495 | 1330 1959 PHYSICAL REVIEW 113 (2): 657-661
LANOU RE; KRAYBILL HL
IONIZATION LOSS BY MU-MESONS IN HELIUM

496 | 1333 1959 PHYSICAL REVIEW 115 (6): 1683-1686
ROSENZWEIG W
BINDING EFFECT CORRECTIONS IN THE ENERGY-LOSS DISTRIBUTION FUNCTIONS FOR CHARGED PARTICLES PASSING THROUGH THIN ABSORBERS

497 | 1338 1959 PROCEEDINGS OF THE ROYAL SOCIETY OF LONDON SERIES A-MATHEMATICAL AND PHYSICAL SCIENCES 252 (1270): 394-410
PORAT DI; RAMAVATARAM K
THE ENERGY LOSS OF HELIUM AND NITROGEN IONS IN METALS

498 | 1339 1959 PROGRESS IN METAL PHYSICS 8: 255-320
LOMER WM
DEFECTS IN PURE METALS

499 | 1340 1959 REVIEWS OF MODERN PHYSICS 31 (4): 893-919
BROWN GE
FOUNDATIONS OF THE OPTICAL MODEL FOR NUCLEI AND DIRECT INTERACTION

500 | 1341 1959 SCIENCE 129 (3346): 361-367
WILETS L
SHAPE OF THE NUCLEUS

501 | 1351 1959 SOVIET PHYSICS JETP-USSR 9 (3): 456-460
DAROVSKIKH VF; PERFILOV NA
BI FISSION AT VERY HIGH EXCITATION ENERGIES

502 | 1356 1960 ADVANCES IN PHYSICS 9 (36): 425-511
ERICSON T
THE STATISTICAL MODEL AND NUCLEAR LEVEL DENSITIES

503 | 1358 1960 ANNALS OF PHYSICS 10 (4): 490-515
FONDA L; NEWTON RG
THEORY OF RESONANCE REACTIONS

504 | 1360 1960 ANNUAL REVIEW OF NUCLEAR SCIENCE 10: 235-258
HARVEY BG
RECOIL TECHNIQUES IN NUCLEAR REACTION AND FISSION STUDIES

505 | 1371 1960 JOURNAL OF THE PHYSICAL SOCIETY OF JAPAN 15 (12): 2125-2128
TANAKA S; FURUKAWA M; IWATA S; YAGI M; AMANO H; MIKUMO T
EXCITATION FUNCTIONS FOR ALPHA-PARTICLE REACTIONS ON FE-56 AND FE-57

506 | 1374 1960 NATURWISSENSCHAFTEN 47 (17): 385-391
MITTELSTAEDT P
UBER DIE GULTIGKEIT DER LOGIK IN DER NATUR

507 | 1376 1960 NUCLEAR PHYSICS 17 (1): 54-66
ROLL PG; STEIGERT FE
ENERGY LOSS OF HEAVY IONS IN NICKEL, OXYGEN, AND NUCLEAR EMULSION

508 | 1378 1960 NUCLEAR PHYSICS 19 (3): 309-313
HANSTEEN JM
A REMARK ON THE COULOMB DISINTEGRATION OF ACCELERATED HEAVY IONS

509 | 1379 1960 NUCLEAR PHYSICS 19 (4): 346-365
FAISSNER H; SCHNEIDER H
DIRECT PROCESSES AND COLLECTIVE EFFECTS IN HIGH ENERGY PROTON INDUCED FISSION

510 | 1382 1960 NUOVO CIMENTO 16 (4): 625-643
JONGEJANS B
ON THE GRAIN DENSITY IN ILFORD G-5 EMULSION OF SINGLY CHARGED RELATIVISTIC PARTICLES

511 | 1385 1960 NUOVO CIMENTO 17 (6): 964-976
BOHM D; AHARONOV Y
FURTHER DISCUSSION OF POSSIBLE EXPERIMENTAL TESTS FOR THE PARADOX OF EINSTEIN, PODOLSKY AND ROSEN

512 | 1386 1960 NUOVO CIMENTO 18 (3): 482-504
DAS A
CELLULAR SPACE-TIME AND QUANTUM FIELD THEORY

513 | 1387 1960 PHILOSOPHY OF SCIENCE 27 (2): 115-133
DURAND L
ON THE THEORY OF MEASUREMENT IN QUANTUM-MECHANICAL SYSTEMS

514 | 1394 1960 PHYSICAL REVIEW 117 (2): 455-459
FELDMAN C
RANGE OF 1-10 KEV ELECTRONS IN SOLIDS

515 | 1395 1960 PHYSICAL REVIEW 117 (2): 485-488
STERNHEIMER RM
RANGE STRAGGLING OF CHARGED PARTICLES IN BE, C, AL, CU, PB, AND AIR

516 | 1396 1960 PHYSICAL REVIEW 117 (2): 544-556
HECKMAN HH; PERKINS BL; SIMON WG; SMITH FM; BARKAS WH
RANGES AND ENERGY-LOSS PROCESSES OF HEAVY IONS IN EMULSION

517 | 1403 1960 PHYSICAL REVIEW 120 (2): 470-473
ROLL PG; STEIGERT FE
EFFECTIVE CHARGE OF HEAVY IONS IN VARIOUS MEDIA

518 | 1404 1960 PHYSICAL REVIEW 120 (3): 874-886
ALEXANDER JM; GAZDIK MF
RECOIL PROPERTIES OF FISSION PRODUCTS

519 | 1407 1960 PROGRESS OF THEORETICAL PHYSICS 23 (5): 759-775
KITAO K
ENERGY LOSS AND RADIATION OF A GYRATING CHARGED PARTICLE IN A MAGNETIC FIELD - NON-IONIZED MEDIUM

520 | 1408 1960 REVIEWS OF MODERN PHYSICS 32 (1): 101-116
MOORE RG
NUCLEAR REACTION CROSS-SECTION THEORY

521 | 1411 1960 USPEKHI FIZICHESKIKH NAUK 70 (1): 3-56
PERFILOV NA; LOZHKIN OV; SHAMOV VP
FRAGMENTATION AND FISSION PROCESSES DURING INTERACTION OF HIGH-ENERGY PARTICLES WITH NUCLEI

522 | 1412 1960 ZEITSCHRIFT FUR NATURFORSCHUNG PART A-ASTROPHYSIK PHYSIK UND PHYSIKALISCHE CHEMIE 15 (3): 211-219
HOLZ R
UNTERSUCHUNGEN ZUM KORPUSKELSTOSS BEI ENERGIEN VON 6 BIS 30 KEV

523 | 1418 1961 ANNALES DE PHYSIQUE 6 (11-2): 1379-1436
BUSSIEREDENERCY A
CONTRIBUTION A LETUDE DE LA DIFFUSION RESONNANTE DES PHOTONS DE FREINAGE

524 | 1419 1961 ANNALS OF PHYSICS 16 (1): 118-150
KALMAN G; RON A
INTERACTION OF A TEST PARTICLE WITH A PLASMA .2. ENERGY LOSS OF THE TEST PARTICLE

525 | 1420 1961 ANNUAL REVIEW OF NUCLEAR SCIENCE 11: 419-438
HUBBARD EL
HEAVY-ION ACCELERATORS

526 | 1421 1961 ANNUAL REVIEW OF PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY 12: 389-410
MAGEE JL
RADIATION CHEMISTRY

527 | 1423 1961 CANADIAN JOURNAL OF CHEMISTRY-REVUE CANADIENNE DE CHIMIE 39 (3): 601-&
DAVIES JA; SIMS GA
RANGE OF NA24 IONS OF KILOELECTRON VOLT ENERGIES IN ALUMINUM

528 | 1424 1961 CANADIAN JOURNAL OF CHEMISTRY-REVUE CANADIENNE DE CHIMIE 39 (3): 611-&
DAVIES JA; SIMS GA; MCINTYRE JD
ISOTOPE EFFECT IN HEAVY ION RANGE STUDIES

529 | 1425 1961 CANADIAN JOURNAL OF CHEMISTRY-REVUE CANADIENNE DE CHIMIE 39 (3): 616-&
BROWN F; OLIVER BH
KINETIC ENERGY OF CS136 PRIMARY FRAGMENTS FROM FISSION OF U235

530 | 1426 1961 CANADIAN JOURNAL OF CHEMISTRY-REVUE CANADIENNE DE CHIMIE 39 (3): 646-&
CORYELL CD; FINK RD; KAPLAN M
SEARCH FOR CORRELATIONS OF MOST PROBABLE NUCLEAR CHARGE ZP OF PRIMARY FISSION FRAGMENTS WITH COMPOSITION AND EXCITATION ENERGY

531 | 1428 1961 CANADIAN JOURNAL OF PHYSICS 39 (2): 315-&
ROY JC
ON PRODUCTION OF BE7, MG28, AND NI66 IN SLOW NEUTRON FISSION OF U235

532 | 1440 1961 NUCLEAR PHYSICS 22 (3): 468-&
RUDSTAM G; PAPPAS AC
MASS AND CHARGE DISTRIBUTION IN HIGH ENERGY INDUCED FISSION

533 | 1443 1961 NUCLEAR PHYSICS 28 (4): 636-&
WILDERMUTH K; CAROVILLANO RL
OPTICAL GIANT RESONANCES IN NUCLEAR REACTIONS

534 | 1447 1961 PHILOSOPHY OF SCIENCE 28 (4): 406-413
WILKINSON J
THE CONCEPT OF INFORMATION AND THE UNITY OF SCIENCE

535 | 1450 1961 PHYSICAL REVIEW 1 (1): 128-+
LINDHARD J; SCHARFF M
ENERGY DISSIPATION BY IONS IN KEV REGION

536 | 1452 1961 PHYSICAL REVIEW 1 (6): 2112-&
SIKKELAND T; LARSH AE; GORDON GE
FISSION OF URANIUM-238 WITH CARBON IONS

537 | 1453 1961 PHYSICAL REVIEW 121 (1): 159-&
ABRAHAMSSON A; HATCHER RD; VINEYARD GH
INTERATOMIC REPULSIVE POTENTIALS AT VERY SMALL AND INTERMEDIATE SEPARATIONS

538 | 1454 1961 PHYSICAL REVIEW 121 (1): 270-&
MUGA ML; THOMPSON SG; BOWMAN HR
TRIPARTITION IN SPONTANEOUS-FISSION DECAY OF CF252

539 | 1455 1961 PHYSICAL REVIEW 121 (2): 461-&
KANTER H
ELECTRON SCATTERING BY THIN FOILS FOR ENERGIES BELOW 10 KEV

540 | 1457 1961 PHYSICAL REVIEW 121 (2): 518-&
WINSBERG L; ALEXANDER JM
RANGES AND RANGE STRAGGLING OF TB149, AT, AND PO

541 | 1460 1961 PHYSICAL REVIEW 121 (5): 1471-&
NIDAY JB
RADIOCHEMICAL STUDY OF RANGES IN METALLIC URANIUM OF FRAGMENTS FROM THERMAL NEUTRON FISSION

542 | 1464 1961 PHYSICAL REVIEW 123 (3): 859-&
BARR DW; GILMORE JS; BROWNE CI
INTERPRETATION OF EXPERIMENTAL (N,2N) EXCITATION FUNCTIONS

543 | 1468 1961 PHYSICS OF FLUIDS 4 (3): 355-359
MIDDLEMAN S; GAVIS J
EXPANSION AND CONTRACTION OF CAPILLARY JETS OF NEWTONIAN LIQUIDS

544 | 1472 1961 PROCEEDINGS OF THE ROYAL SOCIETY OF LONDON SERIES A-MATHEMATICAL AND PHYSICAL SCIENCES 259 (129): 458-&
NELSON RS; THOMPSON.MW
ATOMIC COLLISION SEQUENCES IN CRYSTALS OF COPPER, SILVER AND GOLD REVEALED BY SPUTTERING IN ENERGETIC ION BEAMS

545 | 1474 1961 QUARTERLY REVIEWS 15 (1): 71-98
WALTON GN
NUCLEAR FISSION

546 | 1475 1961 REVIEW OF SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENTS 32 (5): 568-&
ROSE PH; GALE AJ; WITTKOWER AB; BASTIDE RP
FORMATION OF HELIUM ION BEAMS BY INJECTION OF A NEUTRAL HELIUM BEAM INTO A TANDEM ACCELERATOR

547 | 1477 1961 REVIEWS OF MODERN PHYSICS 33 (2): 153-189
CHOPRA KP
INTERACTIONS OF RAPIDLY MOVING BODIES IN TERRESTRIAL ATMOSPHERE

548 | 1483 1961 USPEKHI FIZICHESKIKH NAUK 73 (4): 655-683
PETRZHAK KA; FLEROV GN
SPONTANNOE DELENIE YADER

549 | 1485 1962 ACTA CHEMICA SCANDINAVICA 16 (9): 2087-&
ANIANSSON G
EFFECT OF POLARIZATION ON RETARDATION OF NON-RELATIVISTIC CHARGED PARTICLES

550 | 1486 1962 ADVANCES IN PHYSICS 11 (44): 349-385
COUSINS JE; NASH WF
RATE OF ENERGY LOSS OF RELATIVISTIC MU-MESONS

551 | 1487 1962 ANNALES DE PHYSIQUE 7 (1-2): 67-&
GUSAKOW M
CONTRIBUTION A LETUDE DES REACTIONS (P, PN) MOYENNE ENERGIE

552 | 1488 1962 ANNALES DE PHYSIQUE 7 (7-8): 383-&
[Anon]
AVANTAGES DE LA DETERMINATION DE J PAR LETUDE DES STRUCTURES HYPERFINES

553 | 1489 1962 ANNALS OF PHYSICS 19 (1): 67-164
COHEN S; SWIATECKI WJ
THE DEFORMATION ENERGY OF A CHARGED DROP .4. EVIDENCE FOR A DISCONTINUITY IN THE CONVENTIONAL FAMILY OF SADDLE POINT SHAPES

554 | 1490 1962 ANNUAL REVIEW OF NUCLEAR SCIENCE 12: 79-&
BODANSKY D
COMPOUND STATISTICAL FEATURES IN NUCLEAR REACTIONS

555 | 1493 1962 BRITISH JOURNAL FOR THE PHILOSOPHY OF SCIENCE 13 (51): 193-215
BRADLEY RD
DETERMINISM OR INDETERMINISM IN MICROPHYSICS

556 | 1495 1962 CANADIAN JOURNAL OF PHYSICS 40 (12): 1749-+
VANWIJNGAARDEN A; DUCKWORTH HE
ENERGY LOSS IN CONDENSED MATTER OF H1 AND HE4 IN ENERGY RANGE 4 LESS-THAN E LESS-THAN 30 KEV

557 | 1496 1962 CANADIAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION JOURNAL 86 (13): 79-&
BODANSKY D
COMPOUND STATISTICAL FEATURES IN NUCLEAR REACTIONS

558 | 1499 1962 JOURNAL OF APPLIED PHYSICS 33 (1): 251-+
LOWDIN PO
BAND THEORY, VALENCE BOND, AND TIGHT-BINDING CALCULATIONS

559 | 1504 1962 JOURNAL OF MATHEMATICAL PHYSICS 3 (6): 1171-&
LOWDIN PO
STUDIES IN PERTURBATION THEORY .5. SOME ASPECTS ON EXACT SELF-CONSISTENT FIELD THEORY

560 | 1510 1962 NUCLEAR PHYSICS 31 (3): 478-&
WILDERMUTH K
INFLUENCE OF INDISTINGUISHABILITY OF NUCLEONS ON NUCLEAR STRUCTURE

561 | 1514 1962 PHILOSOPHICAL MAGAZINE 7 (84): 2015-&
THOMPSON MW; NELSON RS
EVIDENCE FOR HEATED SPIKES IN BOMBARDED GOLD FROM ENERGY SPECTRUM OF ATOMS EJECTED BY 43 KEV A+ AND XE+ IONS

562 | 1518 1962 PHYSICAL REVIEW 125 (1): 311-&
FOX R
MEASUREMENT OF NUCLEAR TRANSITIONS WITH 10-20-SEC HALF-LIVES AND SCATTERING CROSS SECTIONS OF UNSTABLE PARTICLES BY PROXIMITY SCATTERING

563 | 1522 1962 PHYSICAL REVIEW 126 (2): 620-&
KANTER H; STERNGLASS EJ
INTERPRETATION OF RANGE MEASUREMENTS FOR KILOVOLT ELECTRONS IN SOLIDS

564 | 1523 1962 PHYSICAL REVIEW 126 (2): 627-&
BROOM KM
14.7-MEV NEUTRON-INDUCED FISSION OF U238

565 | 1527 1962 PHYSICAL REVIEW 127 (5): 1612-&
JOPSON RC; MARK H; SWIFT CD
PRODUCTION OF CHARACTERISTIC X RAYS BY LOW-ENERGY PROTONS

566 | 1528 1962 PHYSICAL REVIEW 127 (5): 1670-&
BARRETT RC
PAIRING ENERGIES OF HEAVY NUCLEI

567 | 1529 1962 PHYSICAL REVIEW 127 (5): 1722-&
READ JBJ; LADENBAUER IM; WOLFGANG R
COMPOUND NUCLEUS FORMATION MECHANISMS IN REACTION OOF HEAVY IONS WITH MEDIUM-MASS ELEMENTS

568 | 1535 1962 PHYSICS LETTERS 2 (5): 209-211
LINDHARD J; NIELSEN V
NUCLEAR COLLISIONS AND IONISATION FLUCTUATIONS IN CHARGED PARTICLE DETECTORS

569 | 1538 1962 PROCEEDINGS OF THE PHYSICAL SOCIETY OF LONDON 79 (508): 299-&
CARTER G; COLLIGON JS; LECK JH
ION SORPTION IN PRESENCE OF SPUTTERING

570 | 1544 1962 REVIEWS OF MODERN PHYSICS 34 (4): 723-&
VOGT E
THEORY OF LOW ENERGY NUCLEAR REACTIONS

571 | 1545 1962 SOVIET PHYSICS JETP-USSR 14 (1): 20-24
PIVOVAR LI; TUBAEV VM; NOVIKOV MT
ELECTRON LOSS AND CAPTURE BY 200-1500 KEV HELIUM IONS IN VARIOUS GASES

572 | 1546 1962 SOVIET PHYSICS JETP-USSR 14 (1): 67-74
NIKOLAEV VS; FATEEVA LN; DMITRIEV IS; TEPLOVA YA
CAPTURE OF SEVERAL ELECTRONS BY FAST MULTICHARGED IONS

573 | 1549 1962 SOVIET PHYSICS JETP-USSR 15 (1): 31-41
TEPLOVA YA; NIKOLAEV VS; DMITRIEV IS; FATEEVA LN
SLOWING DOWN OF MULTICHARGED IONS IN SOLIDS AND GASES

574 | 1553 1962 SOVIET PHYSICS-SOLID STATE 4 (6): 1112-1119
NAKHODKIN NG; OSTROUKHOV AA; ROMANOVSKII VA
ELECTRON INELASTIC SCATTERING IN THIN FILMS

575 | 1555 1962 USPEKHI FIZICHESKIKH NAUK 76 (2): 351-382
ZUCKER A
NUCLEAR INTERACTIONS OF HEAVY IONS

576 | 1560 1963 ADVANCES IN INORGANIC CHEMISTRY 5: 135-214
CAMPBELL IG
CHEMICAL EFFECTS OF NUCLEAR ACTIVATION IN GASES AND LIQUIDS

577 | 1561 1963 ADVANCES IN PHYSICS 12 (48): 355-390
KLEMPERER O; SHEPHERD JPG
CHARACTERISTIC ENERGY LOSSES OF ELECTRONS IN SOLIDS

578 | 1562 1963 AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PHYSICS 31 (1): 6-&
WIGNER EP
PROBLEM OF MEASUREMENT

579 | 1566 1963 ANNALES DE PHYSIQUE 8 (11-2): 747-&
SANTANAD.J
CONTRIBUTION A LETUDE DES SPECTRES DELECTRONS DE FAIBLE ENERGIE

580 | 1568 1963 ANNUAL REVIEW OF NUCLEAR SCIENCE 13: 1-&
FANO U
PENETRATION OF PROTONS, ALPHA PARTICLES, AND MESONS

581 | 1569 1963 ANNUAL REVIEW OF NUCLEAR SCIENCE 13: 67-+
NORTHCLIFFE LC
PASSAGE OF HEAVY IONS THROUGH MATTER

582 | 1571 1963 ARKIV FOR FYSIK 24 (4-5): 377-388
DAVIES JA; DOMEIJ B; UHLER J
THE RANGE OF KR-85 IONS IN ALUMINUM AND TUNGSTEN IN THE ENERGY INTERVAL 2-600 KEV

583 | 1572 1963 ARKIV FOR FYSIK 24 (4-5): 399-411
DOMEIJ B; BERGSTROM I; DAVIES JA; UHLER J
A METHOD OF DETERMINING HEAVY ION RANGES BY ANALYSIS OF ALPHA-LINE SHAPES

584 | 1574 1963 CANADIAN JOURNAL OF PHYSICS 41 (6): 829-&
DAVIES JA; BROWN F; MCCARGO M
RANGE OF XE133 AND AR41 IONS OF KILOELECTRON VOLT ENERGIES IN ALUMINUM

585 | 1579 1963 INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF APPLIED RADIATION AND ISOTOPES 14 (11-2): 581-&
CHLECK D; MAEHL R; CUCCHIAR.O; CARNEVAL.E
RADIOACTIVE KRYPTONATES .1. PREPARATION

586 | 1580 1963 ISIS 54 (178): 515-650
WOOLF H
88TH CRITICAL BIBLIOGRAPHY OF THE HISTORY OF SCIENCE AND ITS CULTURAL INFLUENCES

587 | 1581 1963 JOURNAL OF APPLIED PHYSICS 34 (2): 302-&
OEN OS; HOLMES DK; ROBINSON MT
RANGES OF ENERGETIC ATOMS IN SOLIDS

588 | 1582 1963 JOURNAL OF APPLIED PHYSICS 34 (3): 690-&
FLUIT JM; ROL PK; KISTEMAK J
ANGULAR-DEPENDENT SPUTTERING OF COPPER SINGLE CRYSTALS

589 | 1586 1963 JOURNAL OF APPLIED PHYSICS 34 (11): 3267-&
MAGNUSON GD; CARLSTON CE
SPUTTERING YIELDS OF SINGLE CRYSTALS BOMBARDED BY 1-TO 10-KEV AR+ IONS

590 | 1592 1963 NATURE 199 (489): 212-&
MORA PT
URGE AND MOLECULAR BIOLOGY

591 | 1597 1963 NUCLEAR PHYSICS 45 (1): 72-&
SKARSVAG K; BERGHEIM K
ENERGY AND ANGULAR DISTRIBUTIONS OF PROMPT NEUTRONS FROM SLOW NEUTRON FISSION OF U235

592 | 1599 1963 NUCLEAR PHYSICS 48 (1): 45-&
NAKAI S
ON THEORY OF COLLECTIVE MOTION

593 | 1608 1963 PHYSICAL REVIEW 1 (3): 1240-&
HECKMAN HH; SIMON WG; HUBBARD EL
ELECTRONIC CHARGE DISTRIBUTIONS FOR HEAVY IONS AT HIGH VELOCITIES

594 | 1612 1963 PHYSICAL REVIEW 1 (5): 2135-+
BRANDT W; LUNDQVIST S
ATOMIC RESPONSE FUNCTION

595 | 1613 1963 PHYSICAL REVIEW 1 (5): 2189-&
KELSON I
VARIATIONAL SHELL-MODEL METHODS FOR DEFORMED ORBITALS

596 | 1615 1963 PHYSICAL REVIEW 129 (4): 1826-&
ALEXANDER JM; GAZDIK MF; BALTZINGER C
CROSS SECTION AND RECOIL STUDIES OF REACTIONS OF U238 WITH PROTONS OF 0.5 TO 6.2 GEV

597 | 1620 1963 PHYSICAL REVIEW 130 (1): 468-&
SPERBER D
EQUILIBRIUM CONFIGURATION AND FISSION BARRIER FOR LIQUID DROP NUCLEI WITH HIGH ANGULAR MOMENTUM

598 | 1621 1963 PHYSICAL REVIEW 130 (2): 693-&
ABRAHAMSON AA
REPULSIVE INTERACTION POTENTIALS BETWEEN RARE-GAS ATOMS - HOMONUCLEAR 2-CENTER SYSTEMS

599 | 1624 1963 PHYSICAL REVIEW 131 (4): 1611-&
PARK JT; ZIMMERMAN EJ
STOPPING CROSS SECTIONS OF SOME HYDROCARBON GASES FOR 40-250 KEV PROTONS AND HELIUM IONS

600 | 1625 1963 PHYSICAL REVIEW 132 (1): 294-&
MECKBACH W; ALLISON SK
RATIO OF EFFECTIVE CHARGE OF HE BEAMS TRAVERSING GASEOUS AND METALLIC CADMIUM