Columbia
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February 1966 | Physics Today | History was made at Columbia | |||
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1989 | Biographical Memoirs | Herbert L. Anderson | John Ray Dunning 1907-1975 | Dunning was the driving force in Columbia's nuclear research program. Anderson recalls the events around the early nuclear fission and uranium enrichment projects at Columbia. A highlight is the full text of Dunning's letter to Alfred Nier requesting U235 sample for testing (important to us because this connection is what brought Rustad to Columbia). |
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July 2000 | Electronic Journal of Differential Equations | Joseph Sucher | Columbia physics in the fifties: Untold tales | The life of a Columbia physics grad student in the 50s |
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2003 | Robert A. McCoughey | Stand Columbia | The history of the flowering of the Columbia Physics Department under I. I. Rabi is recounted in Chapter 13. |