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Aesthetics and Science: Proceedings of the International Symposium in Honor of Robert R. Wilson April 27, 1979

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Price: $35.00

Publisher: Batavia, Illinois, Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory: 1979

Seller ID: 06472

Binding: Hard Cover

Condition: Good

Maroon leather with gilt stamping. Wear to the corners, edges, and along the spine. Small stamp on the endpapers from the Phsyics Dept., Rice University. A few pages in the first chapter have some creasing. 109 pages with black and white photographs, inlcuding a frontispece photograph of Wilson. Contents include: Wilson and the Fermilab, by L.M. Lederman; Early Days in the Development of Accelerators, by W. Paul; Beauty and the Quest for Beauty in Science, by S. Chandrasekhar; Los Alamos and Cornell, by H. Bethe; and Art and Science, by V.F. Weiskopff.
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The First Forty Years: A Pictorial Account of the Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory Since its Founding in 1942

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Price: $30.00

Publisher: Baltimore, Maryland, The Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory: 1983

Seller ID: 11006

ISBN: 091202500x

Binding: Hard Cover

Condition: Fine

Flawless copy in Fine condition. 191 pages with numerous color and black and white photographs. Laid in are documents related to the publication process: 1) A 14-page, typed memorandum from JHU/APL publication committee member Ralph O. Robinson to B.D. Dobbins, dated January 6, 1982, with comments and observations to those who are compiling the material for the "40th Anniversary Pictorial" and 2) A handwritten letter to the previous owner of the book regarding the publication and the number of Texans, particularly Houstonians, who comprised a vital part of the VT FUZE project during Wo...
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Aesthetics and Science: Proceedings of the International Symposium in Honor of Robert R. Wilson April 27, 1979

The First Forty Years: A Pictorial Account of the Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory Since its Founding in 1942