34 research outputs found

    Williams, Robley Cook

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    Galileo and the humanities

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    The responsive order: A new empiricism

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    Matter-wave interference. Nanomechanical answer to Einstein

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    Quantum mechanical wave interference of massive molecules at an atomically thin grating sheds new light on an old question

    Heisenberg's uncertain legacy

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    The making of the standard model

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    The standard model of particle physics is more than a model. It is a detailed theory that encompasses nearly all that is known about the subatomic particles and forces in a concise set of principles and equations. The extensive research that culminated in this model includes numerous small and large triumphs. Extremely delicate experiments, as well as tedious theoretical calculations — demanding the utmost of human ingenuity — have been essential to achieve this success

    Staging science

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    Nanomechanical answer to Einstein

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    The making of the standard model

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