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Physics Update |
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Physics Today,
Volume 56,
Issue 3,
1903,
Page 9-9
Phil Schewe,
Ben Stein,
James Riordan,
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DOI:10.1063/1.2409951
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年代:1903
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Workshops Work for High‐School Physics Teachers |
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Physics Today,
Volume 56,
Issue 3,
1903,
Page 10-11
John W. Dooley,
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DOI:10.1063/1.1570753
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年代:1903
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Funding and Operating University Reactors |
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Physics Today,
Volume 56,
Issue 3,
1903,
Page 11-12
Donald R. Harris,
Timothy H. Trumbull,
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DOI:10.1063/1.1570754
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年代:1903
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Beautiful, Interesting Quaternions Are Valuable for Rigid Bodies |
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Physics Today,
Volume 56,
Issue 3,
1903,
Page 12-13
Robert D. Furber,
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ISSN:0031-9228
DOI:10.1063/1.1570756
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年代:1903
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Another Fermi Tale |
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Physics Today,
Volume 56,
Issue 3,
1903,
Page 13-13
Albert A. Bartlett,
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DOI:10.1063/1.1570757
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年代:1903
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Antineutrinos From Distant Reactors Simulate the Disappearance of Solar Neutrinos |
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Physics Today,
Volume 56,
Issue 3,
1903,
Page 14-16
Bertram Schwarzschild,
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After 36 years of solar neutrino experiments, the inescapable conclusion is that a large fraction of the electron neutrinos(&ngr;e)produced by nuclear processes in the Sun's core are metamorphosing into other neutrino varieties somewhere en route to the detectors on Earth (see PHYSICSTODAY, December 2002, page 16). The cause is very likely neutrino oscillation, resulting from the existence of three putative neutrino mass eigen‐states with three different masses. But until recently, the data have allowed considerable latitude in the oscillation parameters, leaving open a variety of possible mechanisms as the neutrinos traverse solar and terrestrial matter as well as 150 million kilometers of vacuum.
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DOI:10.1063/1.1570758
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年代:1903
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X‐ray Observations Deepen Mystery of What Happens in the Cores of Galaxy Clusters |
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Physics Today,
Volume 56,
Issue 3,
1903,
Page 16-18
Charles Day,
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A cluster of galaxies looks different at optical and x‐ray wavelengths. In the optical band, you see the galaxies themselves—typically about a hundred—in orbit about the cluster's center of mass. In x rays, you can still see the biggest galaxies, but the smaller ones are lost against a bright background of diffuse plasma that fills intracluster space.
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DOI:10.1063/1.1570759
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年代:1903
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Laser Technique Follows Turbulent Flow in Three Dimensions |
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Physics Today,
Volume 56,
Issue 3,
1903,
Page 18-20
Charles Day,
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A simple equation, the Navier–Stokes, completely describes a fluid's flow. A single parameter, the Reynolds number, flags a flow as smooth or turbulent. But a true understanding of turbulence—one that would furnish accurate predictions of a hurricane's path or a car's drag—remains out of reach.
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DOI:10.1063/1.1570760
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年代:1903
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Overlapping Federal Budgets Confuse the FY 2004 R&D Funding Picture |
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Physics Today,
Volume 56,
Issue 3,
1903,
Page 22-23
Jim Dawson,
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Office of Science and Technology Policy Director John Marburger stepped before a crowd of Washington insiders gathered for the early February unveiling of the administration's fiscal year 2004 research and development budget proposal and noted, with a slight smile, that “some astute observers may have noticed that many of the 2003 appropriations bills have not passed in Congress.” Then came the understatement: “That makes it difficult to make comparisons [with the 2004 proposal].”
ISSN:0031-9228
DOI:10.1063/1.1570761
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年代:1903
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L'Ore´al and UNESCO Award Women Physicists $500 000 |
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Physics Today,
Volume 56,
Issue 3,
1903,
Page 23-26
Toni Feder,
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This year's “for women in science” awards by cosmetics giant L'Ore´al and the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) recognize lifetime achievements by women in condensed matter sciences. The awards are in their fifth year, but this is the first time they've rewarded work in the physical sciences. The awards were also increased fivefold this year, with five women from five continents each receiving $100 000.
ISSN:0031-9228
DOI:10.1063/1.1570763
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年代:1903
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