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Anderson, 1914-1988. Physicist.

From the description of Oral history interview with Herbert Anderson, 1981 January 13 and 16. (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 81567026

Herbert L. Anderson was born in New York City on May 24th, 1914. By 1940, Anderson had earned an A.B. degree, a B.S. in electrical engineering, and a Ph.D. in physics, all from Columbia University. He also had helped to build Columbia’s first cyclotron and, with that same machine, and under the direction of Nobel Prize Winner Enrico Fermi, he confirmed the discovery of nuclear fission in 1939. That was the first collaboration with the distinguished Italian professor and the beginning of a very close personal and professional relationship that, among other greatly important experiments and results, produced the first self-sustaining chain reaction of human history.

Anderson participated in the Manhattan Project from beginning to end. After producing the first chain reaction, the physicist was given the task of directing the construction of two new reactor piles. The first one, CP2, was to be built in the same place were the original pile had hosted the first reaction. The second, CP3, was built in Batavia, Illinois, where Argonne Laboratory was being constructed. After that, Anderson became the main consultant for DuPont while the corporation was building the Hanover reactors. In 1944, Anderson went to Los Alamos, where he played a leading role in his research group and participated in all the tests leading to the production of nuclear energy and the atom bomb.

After WWII, Anderson returned to the University of Chicago where he worked until he left for Los Alamos again in 1978. Herb, as he was known among the university community, was assistant professor of physics (1946-47), associate professor (1947-50), professor (1950-77), and distinguished service professor (1977-82). He directed the Enrico Fermi Institute from 1958 to 1962. He was appointed a Guggenheim fellow (1955-57) and a Fulbright lecturer in Italy (1956-57). He was elected to the National Academy of Sciences in 1960, to the American Academy of Arts and Sciences in 1978, and was awarded the Enrico Fermi Award for 1982.

In a biographical memoir written by Harold M Agnew, fellow physicist and colleague at Los Alamos, the author remarks: “Anderson’s further work at the cyclotron dealt with rare modes of the π and μ decay. This helped establish the form of the weak interaction. His study of μ capture and μ mesic atoms turned out to be a very fruitful field of research, which he pursued with his students and a group of Canadian physicists for more than ten years. These experiments gave highly precise measurements of the size and shape of the distribution of electric charge in nuclei. They also provided a searching experimental test of vacuum polarization and the theory of quantum electrodynamics as it applied to muonic atoms”.

Anderson became one of the capital names in the foundations of nuclear physics as well as a respected administrative authority in the university. He helped building accelerators in Brazil and in Italy and consulted frequently for the private sector. Anderson, who was an excellent organizer of people, kept a fruitful and productive relation with many participants of the Manhattan Project, and so he also participated indirectly in the construction of the first computer hardware and software.

In the last part of his career Anderson worked with biologist Theodore Puck in developing instrumentation to analyze the proteins made by living cells. In this project he designed a protein analyzer to measure the separated proteins by direct β-ray counting. Anderson was also the sponsor of many successful careers in Physics.

The physicist’s physicist, as some close friends called Anderson, always declared a vast admiration for Fermi, whom he considered his most valuable teacher. That admiration crystallized in the publication Fermi’s complete works with Anderson as editor.

Anderson died of Berylliosis at the age of 74 in Los Alamos, New Mexico.

From the guide to the Anderson, Herbert L. Papers, 1911-1988, (Special Collections Research Center University of Chicago Library 1100 East 57th Street Chicago, Illinois 60637 U.S.A.)

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Invited papers on the history of fission physics [sound recording] : 1967 April 27.

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American Physical Society. Meeting (1967 : Washington, D.C.). Invited papers on the history of fission physics [sound recording] : 1967 April 27.

Title: Invited papers on the history of fission physics [sound recording] : 1967 April 27.

Speakers include: O.R. Frisch - "How it All Began," J.A. Wheeler - "Mechanism of Fission," J.R. Dunning - "U-235-Key to Fission," H.L. Anderson - "Early Studies of the Fission Process," and G.T. Seaborg - "Chemistry and Fission." The session is moderated by L.A. Turner.

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Materials for documentary film: The world of Enrico Fermi, ca. 1930-1968.

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Harvard Project Physics. Materials for documentary film: The world of Enrico Fermi, ca. 1930-1968.

Title: Materials for documentary film: The world of Enrico Fermi, ca. 1930-1968.

Collection consists of the documentation amassed in producing the documentary film. It includes transcripts of the interviews conducted for the film with physicists who worked with Fermi in Rome, at Columbia University, the University of Chicago, and Los Alamos; scripts; research notes; and correspondence. Only a small portion of this material was used in the final version of the 46 minute educational film intended primarily for American high school and college students. Unedited transcripts of filmed interviews with Dr. and Mrs. Harold M. Agnew, Eduardo Amaldi, Herbert Anderson, Hans A. Bethe, John Baudino, Gina Castelnuovo, Owen Chamberlain, Subrahmanyan Chandrasekhar, Geoffrey Chew, Laura Fermi, Eugenio Fubini, Samuel A. Goudsmit, David Hawkins, Percival King, Tsung-Dao Lee, John Marshall, Leona Marshall, Dorothy McKibbin, Nicholas Metropolis, Philip Morrison, Norman Nachtrieb, Jay Orear, Isidor I. Rabi, Franco Rasetti, Arthur H. Rosenfeld, Emilio G. Segrè, Cyril S. Smith, George L. Weil, and Chen Ning Yang.

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Materials for documentary film: The world of Enrico Fermi, ca. 1930-1968.

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Harvard Project Physics. Materials for documentary film: The world of Enrico Fermi, ca. 1930-1968.

Title: Materials for documentary film: The world of Enrico Fermi, ca. 1930-1968.

Collection includes outtakes and trims from the production of the documentary on Fermi as well as documentary film footage and some candid footage from the 1930s. Includes the filmed interview with J. Robert Oppenheimer; as well as outtakes from interviews with other physicists who worked with Fermi in Rome, at Columbia University, the University of Chicago, and Los Alamos. These include Dr. and Mrs. Harold M. Agnew, Eduardo Amaldi, Herbert Anderson, Hans A. Bethe, John Baudino, Gina Castelnuovo, Owen Chamberlain, Subrahmanyan Chandrasekhar, Geoffrey Chew, Laura Fermi, Eugenio Fubini, Samuel A. Goudsmit, David Hawkins, Percival King, Tsung-Dao Lee, John Marshall, Leona Marshall, Dorothy McKibbin, Nicholas Metropolis, Philip Morrison, Norman Nachtrieb, Jay Orear, Isidor I. Rabi, Franco Rasetti, Arthur H. Rosenfeld, Emilio G. Segrè, Cyril S. Smith, George L. Weil, and Chen Ning Yang.

ArchivalResource: 60,000 ft. motion picture film, 122 sound tapes in 85 tins.

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Oral history interview with Amaldi Edoardo, 1969 April 9 and 10.

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Amaldi, Edoardo. Oral history interview with Amaldi Edoardo, 1969 April 9 and 10.

Title: Oral history interview with Amaldi Edoardo, 1969 April 9 and 10.

Family background; early interest in physics; chance meeting with Enrico Fermi in youth and early friendship with Emilio Segrè; enrolling in physics at University of Rome; recollections of Orso M. Corbino; 1931 Rome Conference on Nuclear Physics; 1934 visit to Cambridge with Segrè; transition from spectroscopy to nuclear physics work at Rome; reaction to discovery of neutron; Ettore Majorana's work; slow neutron experiments; Fermi's approach toward theory and experiment; failure to discover fission; break-up of Rome group; 1936 trip to America; construction of two accelerators at Rome; 1939 trip to America; decision to discontinue fission experiments at Rome; usefulness of Hans A. Bethe's review articles; style of Rome group; physics elsewhere in Italy during 1930s; contacts with physicists outside Rome during 1930s; Italian physics during the war; postwar concern with elementary particles; recollections of Fermi in postwar period; work considered personally satisfying. Also prominently mentioned are: Herbert Anderson, Gilberto Bernardini, Torkild Bjerge, Patrick Maynard Stuart Blackett, Niels Henrik David Bohr, James Chadwick, Conversi, Otto Robert Frisch, George Gamow, Ettore Majorana, Pancini, Oreste Piccioni, George Placzek, Franco D. Rasetti, Westcott; Accademia Nazionale (Italy), Cavendish Laboratory, Columbia University, Conference on Nuclear Physics (1931 : Rome, Italy), Istituto superiore di sanità, and University of California at Berkeley, CA.

ArchivalResource: Sound recordings: 1 5-inch sound reel (ca. 3.5 hrs.), 2 sessions.Transcript: 44 p.

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Lectures on meson physics, 1953.

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Anderson, Herbert Lawrence. Lectures on meson physics, 1953.

Title: Lectures on meson physics, 1953.

Lectures on a course given by Anderson at the Institute of Nuclear Studies at the University of Chicago, Fall 1953. Compiled and edited by Gaurang. B. Yodh.

ArchivalResource: 137 pp.

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Oral history interview with Herbert Anderson, 1981 January 13 and 16.

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Anderson, Herbert Lawrence. Oral history interview with Herbert Anderson, 1981 January 13 and 16.

Title: Oral history interview with Herbert Anderson, 1981 January 13 and 16.

Discusses his early life and education; choosing physics as a career, studying at Columbia, his expertise in radio engineering; building the cyclotron at Columbia and cyclotrons in general; the discovery of fission, his thesis being withheld from publication for secrecy reasons; experiments with the cyclotron; working on the uranium experiments with Fermi. Prominently mentioned are: I. I. Rabi, Lucy Harner, Dunning, Boothe, Glassow, Szilard, Zinn.

ArchivalResource: Sound recording: 3 cassettes (4 hrs.)Unedited transcript: 90 pp. (2 sessions)

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Anderson, Herbert L. Papers 1911-1988

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Anderson, Herbert L. Papers, 1911-1988

Title: Anderson, Herbert L. Papers 1911-1988

Herbert L. Anderson (1914-1988) physicist. The papers document Anderson's participation in the Manhattan Project, including his close collaboration with Enrico Fermi, as well as his subsequent career as a researcher, teacher and administrator.

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Fermi Memorial Session [sound recording] / American Physical Society spring meeting, 1955 April 30.

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American Physical Society. Meeting (1955 : Washington, D.C.). Fermi Memorial Session [sound recording] / American Physical Society spring meeting, 1955 April 30.

Title: Fermi Memorial Session [sound recording] / American Physical Society spring meeting, 1955 April 30.

Speakers at the Enrico Fermi Memorial Session at the American Physical Society Meeting on 30 April 1955, shortly after his death: Hans Bethe, Frederick Seitz, Emil Konopinski, Emilio Segre, Walter Zinn, Herbert Anderson.

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The world of Enrico Fermi [motion picture]. 1968.

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Harvard Project Physics. The world of Enrico Fermi [motion picture].

Title: The world of Enrico Fermi [motion picture]. 1968.

Documents the life and work of Italian-born physicist Enrico Fermi through the use of still photos, old newsreels, and interviews with those who knew and worked with him at Columbia University, the University of Chicago, and on the Manhattan Project, including: Harold M. Agnew, Edoardo Amaldi, Herbert Lawrence Anderson, Owen Chamberlain, Bellur Sivaramiah Chandrasekhar, Geoffrey F. Chew, Laura Fermi, Samuel Abraham Goudsmit, Philip A. Morrison, J. Robert Oppenheimer, Isidor Isaac Rabi, Franco D. Rasetti, George L. Weil, and Chen Ning Yang.

ArchivalResource: 2 film reels (46 min.) : sd., b&w ; 16 mm.

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Robert R. Wilson papers, 1936-2000.

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Robert R. Wilson papers, 1936-2000.

Title: Robert R. Wilson papers, 1936-2000.

Memorabilia documenting the development of atomic energy research and high energy physics in the United States, Europe , and Asia. Dr. Wilson was a renowned expert on designing and constructing cyclotrons and synchrotrons, serving as consultant on projects around the world. Included in his professional papers are drawings, designs and photographs of some of the buildings, accelerators and equipment he helped design, as well as some of his sculptures. Among the personal papers in the collection are some family letters, documents and photographs.

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Robert R. Wilson papers, 1936-2000.

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Wilson, Robert R., 1914-2000. Robert R. Wilson papers, 1936-2000.

Title: Robert R. Wilson papers, 1936-2000.

Manuscripts, correspondence (including many requests to give talks or seminars or advice on building accelerators), papers, talks, articles, clippings, notes and notebooks, course materials, photographs, and memorabilia documenting the development of atomic energy research and high energy physics in the United States, Europe, and Asia. Dr. Wilson was a renowned expert on designing and constructing cyclotrons and synchrotrons, serving as consultant on projects around the world. He was also highly regarded as a lecturer and teacher of physics and historian of world affairs relating to the developing uses of atomic energy. Included in his professional papers are drawings, designs and photographs of some of the buildings, accelerators and equipment he helped design, as well as some of his sculptures. Among the personal papers in the collection are some family letters, documents and photographs, as well as designs and plans for his homes in New Mexico and Florida. Correspondents include: Len Ackland, J.B. Adams, Paul Aebersold, Samuel K. Allison, Luis Alvarez, Edoardo Amaldi, Robert Bacher, Kenneth T. Bainbridge, Charles Parker Baker, Gilberto Bernardini, Hans A. Bethe, Norris Bradbury, Gregory Breit, Morton Camac, James Cassels, Wen-yu Chang, Stirling Colgate, Alice Cook, Donald Cooksey, Dan Cooper, Robert Cornog, Dale R. Corson, L.S. Cottrell, Ed Creutz, Karl K. Darrow, John DeWire, Pierre Donzelot, Philippe Eberhard, Bernard Feld, Dennis Flanagan, William A. Fowler, Jerome H. Fregau, R.C. Gibbs, William T. Golden, Maurice Goldhaber, Edwin L. Goldwasser, L. Goldzahl, S. Goutsmit, Kenneth Greisen, T.C. Griffith, Gaylord P. Harnwell, W.W. Havens, Jr., David Hawkins, Leland J. Haworth, S.S. Hecker, William Higenbotham, Frederic de Hoffmann, Robert Hofstadter, Gerald Holton, David R. Inglis, W.K. Jentschke, Donald W. Kerst, Seishi Kikuchi, Raymond N. Knellberg, George A. Kolstad, James A. Krumhansl, Hirao Kumagai, L. Jackson Laslett, Ernest O. Lawrence, Leon M. Lederman, T.D. Lee, A.J. Leigh, J.S. Levinger, Maurice M. Levy, Urner Liddel, Raphael Littauer, M. Stanley Livingston, Edward J. Lofgren, Franklin A. Long, Harry Lustig, T.W. Mackesey, John H. Manley, Robert E. Marshak, Boyce D. McDaniel, Paul W. McDaniel, Edwin M. McMillan, J. Howard McMillen, Richard L. Meier, E.E. Minett, Philip Moon, Philip Morrison, Paul M. O'Leary, Frank Oppenheimer, J. Robert Oppenheimer, Jay Orear, Philip S. Owen, Wolfgang K.H. Panofsky, and Richard Parmenter. Correspondents also include: Lyman G. Parratt, R.E. Peierls, James A. Perkins, F. Perrin, Melba Phillips, Bruno Pontecorvo, William Preston, Federico Quercia, Norman Ramsey, Leonard M. Rieser, Arthur Roberts, Thomas R. Rogers, Edward T. Rosenbaum, Arthur E. Ruark, Robert G. Sachs, Carl Sagan, Giorgio Salvini, Joseph Halle Schaffner, Herwig Schopper, Emilio Segrè, Frederick Seitz, R.S. Shankland, A.H. Shapley, Kai Siegbahn, Albert Silverman, Daniel M. Singer, Ralph Carlisle Smith, H.D. Smyth, Jack Steinberger, Jeremy J. Stone, Sandro Stringari, S. Cushing Strout, John M. Swomley, Leo Szilard, John T. Tate, Edward Teller, Emily Thompson, John S. Toll, Timothy E. Toohig, Robert L. Walker, Alvin M. Weinberg, Victor F. Weisskopf, John A. Wheeler, Harry J. White, Milton G. White, E.P. Wigner, Herman S. Wigodsky, Frederic H. Williams, John H. Williams, Robert Williams, Richard Wilson, Michael Witherell, William M. Woodward, T.P. Wright, William E. Wright, Chien Shiung Wu, Yuan Chia-liu, and A. Zichichi. Tape recording and transcript of the Memorial Service for Robert R. Wilson, March 11, 2000.

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Clayton family. Genealogical notes, ca. 1891-1952.

Title: Genealogical notes, ca. 1891-1952.

Correspondence, 1952, of Herbert L. Ganter and Mrs. John C. Wroth (Grace Clayton Wroth) concerning Clayton genealogy (which includes negative photostats of genealogical material) and of Earl Gregg Swem with various individuals concerning John Clayton (1686-1773).

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Correspondence, 1949-1950.

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Barret, W. E. Correspondence, 1949-1950.

Title: Correspondence, 1949-1950.

Correspondence of Barret, president of Richmond Guano Company with Herbert L. Ganter and E.G. Swem concerning the Barrett family. Includes photostats of Jerdone papers and notes of Jones and Chiswell families.

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