conference paper

Academic or scientific presentation at a conference or meeting, sometimes published in a conference proceedings and/or later in an academic journal.

Authors

Stanley L. Ruby(6) J. P. Hannon(2) P. A. Flinn(2) R. E. Marshak(2) B. W. Ridley(1) G. T. Trammell(1) A. Salam(1) E. C. G. Sudarshan(1) Rudolf L. Mössbauer(1) Otto Kofoed-Hansen(1)

Subjects

Mössbauer spectroscopy(4) Rustad-Ruby experiment(4) angular correlation(3) synchrotron radiation(3) V–A theory(2) non-classical(1) Mössbauer methodology(1) weak-force unification(1) Universal Fermi Interaction (UFI)(1) nuclear waste management(1)

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Date	Publication	Author(s)	Citation title	Comments
December 1, 1952	Physica	O. KOFOED-HANSEN	NUCLEAR RECOIL AND DETECTION OF THE NEUTRINO	Review of early recoil experiments says Allen He6 result is “tentative”
September 1957	Proceedings of the Rehovot Conference on Nuclear Structure	E. J. Konopinski	Theory of the Classical Beta-Decay Measurements	Beta decay theorist E.J. Konopinski frames the experimental conundrum.
September 13, 1957	Proceedings of the Rehovot Conference on Nuclear Structure	H. Frauenfelder	Electron-Neutrino Angular Correlation	Frauenfelder summarizes the experimental confusion in light of the latest Illinois results.
September 22, 1957	Proc. of the Conference on Mesons and Newly-Discovered Particles, Padua-Venice	E. C. G. Sudarshan and R. E. Marshak	The Nature of the Four-Fermion Interaction	Marshak gives Sudarshan’s experimental review at Padua conference, calling for the He6 experiment to be redone. This paper is the basis for Sudarshan and Marshak's claim of priority over Feynman and Gell-Mann for the V–A theory.
January 1, 1958	Proceedings of the Rehovot Conference on Nuclear Structure	Harry J.Lipkin	POST-CONFERENCE SUMMARY OF RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN BETA-DECAY	Lipkin's Editor's Note added in proof describes the yet-unpublished Brookhaven experiment on helicity of neutrinos.
January 28, 1958	American Physical Society meeting	B. M. Rustad and S. L. Ruby	Post-deadline paper by Rustad and Ruby	Text and abstract not recorded.  Franklin summarizes as “mea culpa” . Other papers cite as acknowledgement of error. Image is not from the Rustad-Ruby session.
August 26, 1958	Proceedings of the Royal Society of London. Series A, Mathematical and Physical Sciences	B. W. Ridley and discussants	The Measurement of Electron-Neutrino Angular Correlations [and Discussion]	Under questioning, Ridley declines to discount the RR He6 experiment.
November 1964	Physics Today	By Leon M. Lederman	Observations in high-energy physics
1973	Mössbauer Effect Methodologies	S. L. Ruby	Why Misfit When You Already Have Chi-Squared?	Stan's technical discussion about curve-fitting is interesting in light of Feynman's comment about the RR experiment.
December 1974	Journal de Physique Colloques	S. L. Ruby	MÖSSBAUER EXPERIMENTS WITHOUT CONVENTIONAL SOURCES	Stan suggests use of synchrotron radiation for Mössbauer work
1977	Workshop on New Directions in Mössbauer Spectroscopy (Argonne 1977)	G. T. Trammell and J. P. Hannon Physics Department, Rice University, Houston, Texas 77001 S. L. Ruby and Paul Flinn Physics Division, Argonne National Laboratory, Argonne, Illinois R. L. Mössbauer and F. Parak Physics Department, Technische Universität Mü	Coherent nuclear scattering of synchrotron radiation	Collaboration between teams from Rice, Argonne and Munich (including Mössbauer himself).
1977	Workshop on New Directions in Mössbauer Spectroscopy (Argonne 1977)	R. L. Cohen, P. A. Flinn, E. Gerdau, J. P. Hannon, S. L. Ruby, and G. T. Trammell	Panel discussion on uses of synchrotron radiation
1980	Nuclear Technology	S. L. Ruby	POSSIBLE APPLICATIONS OF THE MÖSSBAUER TECHNIQUE IN WASTE MANAGEMENT STUDIES	Paper given at Argonne National Laboratory Specialists’ Workshop on Basic Research Needs for Nuclear Waste Management
1984	Physik und Erkenntnistheorie	Pauli	On the Earlier and More Recent History of the Neutrino	Wolfgang Pauli weighs in on the He6 situation . Republication of original lecture from 1/21/1957
1986	Proceedings of the Biennial Meeting of the Philosophy of Science Association, vol. 1986	Allan Franklin	Experiment and the Development of the Theory of Weak Interactions: Fermi’s Theory	Franklin's detailed study of theoretical errors in understanding of beta decay.
July 25, 1992	Current Science	R. E. Marshak	The Pain and Joy of a Major Scientific Discovery	Extensive excerpts are published because of their relevance to Rustad-Ruby experiment. Marshak reports that Wu remains strongly supportive of RR three months after her parity experiment.
January 9, 2007	Hyperfine Interactions	G. K. Shenoy	Scientific legacy of Stanley Ruby	First presented at the 4th Nassau Mössbauer Symposium, January 2006, and later published in the conference proceedings.