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Digital-Computer Analysis Of Data From Bubble Chambers. IV. The Kinematic Analysis Of Complete Events
A digital computer program called KICK (K-meson Interaction Coplanarization and Kinematics), which carries out the analysis of complete bubble chamber events, is described.
Hydromagnetic Ionizing Waves
It is possible to generate a relatively uniform, highly ionized plasma by passing a powerful discharge between electrodes so arranged that the current is forced to flow across an initial strong magnetic field. The magnetic induction due to the discharge causes a bending of the original field. If the discharge is operated with a low-impedance current source, the electric breakdown starts in a limited region near the current-input connections (minimum-inductance path) and propagates as a well-defined front in the manner of a hydromagnetic shock wave. In this paper we analyze the phenomenon as a one-dimensional single-fluid hydromagnetic problem, neglecting dissipation behind the wave.
MTA Quarterly Progress Report: September, October and November, 1951
Quarterly report which includes brief summaries of research studies related to technology materials and accelerator testing
Physics Division Quarterly Report: February, March and April, 1952
Quarterly summary report of studies conducted through the University of California Radiation Laboratory. Some results reported in the report may be of a preliminary or incomplete nature.
Physics Division Quarterly Report - May, June, and July, 1952
Physics Division quarterly report - general physics research projects and accelerator operation and development.
Physics Division Quarterly Report : November, December, 1952 and January, 1953
Report on UCRL progress in general physics research and accelerator operation and development.
Procedures in Magnetic Measurements at the University of California Radiation Laboratory, Berkeley: Fields Which are Constant or Vary Slowly with Time
The flux standard is a device which will give a known flux-linkage change to be used as a calibration. At the Radiation Laboratory, two types of flux standards are used, a stationary type and a portable type.
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