Papers, 1929-1970.

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Papers, 1929-1970.

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Correspondence; typescripts; manuscript; reprints. The correspondence (1929-1970, bulk dates 1929-1956) is on a variety of topics, including Pugh's research on the Hall effect, personal correspondence concerning military funding of scientific research, and letters and reviews referring to Pugh's Analysis of Physical Measurements (1967). The typescripts include Pugh's doctoral thesis (1929), "Instantaneous Mobilities in Electrical Fields of Particles Suspended in Fluids," and an operating manual (1942) for underwater metal location equipment. The manuscript (1949) is "The Invention of Explosively Forged Projectiles." The reprints (1932-1970) by Pugh and others concern magnetic effects in metals. Correspondents include: Richard Milton Bozorth, Dayton C. Miller, and John Torrence Tate.

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American Institute of Physics, Niels Bohr Library

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Bozorth, R. M. (Richard Milton) 1896-

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Pugh, Emerson M.

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Physicist (solid state physics). On physics faculty of Carnegie Institute of Technology, 1920-1965, acting head of department, 1940-1942; consultant, Westinghouse Atomic Power, 1956-1961. From the description of Papers, 1929-1970. (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 82391782 Emerson Martindale Pugh (1896-1981) was a physicist (solid state physics). B.S., Carnegie Institute of Techology, 1918; M.S., University of Pittsburgh, 1927; Ph.D., California Institute of Technology, 1930. O...

Miller, Dayton Clarence, 1866-1941

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Professor of physics at Case Institute of Technology, involved in theoretical physics and the development of complicated techniques for the quanitatitive measurement of physical phenomena, including the velocity of light in magnetic fields, the expansion of gases, the ether drift, interferometer applications, the photographic registration of sound waves and the quality of musical sounds; and a pioneer in the study of x-rays, radium, and wireless telegraphy. From the description of Pa...

Tate, John T. (John Torrence), 1889-1950

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