High velocity electric accelerator systems

"Materials Central, Contract No. AF 33(616)-5730, Project Nos. 7360 and 7351."

Phase relationships in selected binary and ternary vanadium-base alloys systems

"Materials Laboratory, Contract No. AF33(616)-5771, Project No. 7021."

Theoretical comparison of binary data transmission systems,

"Prepared under the sponsorship of Rome Air Development Center, Air Research and Development Command, United States Air Force, Griffiss Air Force Base, New York, Advanced Development Laboratory. Contract no. AF 30 (602)-1702, project no. 4519, task no. 45232."

Performance evaluation of the NHTSA advanced "S" series 50th percentile anthropomorphic dummy. Volume II - accelerator sled test data. Final report.

National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, Washington, D.C.

Theory and methods of magnet systems design : a senior thesis /

"AEC Contract AT930-1)-2137."

Some aspects of the prospective experimental use of the Stanford two-mile accelerator /

Eleven papers dealing with photon beams from the accelerator, use of hydrogen bubble chambers and spark chambers, a storage ring for 10-Bev muons, muon beams and -p scattering experiments, mass analysis of highenergy accelerator beams, the search for intermediate bosons and heavy leptons, particle yields arising from decay of short-lived intermediate particles, and conjectures on the effects of Regge poles on Drell processes are included. Separate abstracts were prepared for the eleven papers. (D.C.W.).

Specifications for the beam transport systems to end Stations A and B /

"June 1964."

Two-mile accelerator project : quarterly status report.

"AEC Contract AT(04-3)-400."

Development of a continuous flow electromagnetic alternating current traveling wave accelerator for high-density, hypervelocity wind tunnel applications,

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Researches on the evolution of the stellar systems ...

v. 1. On the universality of the law of gravitation and on the orbits and general characteristics of binary stars.--v. 2. The capture theory of cosmical evolution, founded on dynamical principles and illustrated by phenomena observed in the spiral nebulae, the planetary system, the double and multiple stars and clusters and the star-clouds of the Milky way.