Oppenheimer serber (4 risultati)

Soft cover. Condizione: Very Good. OPPENHEIMER, J.R. with F. Kalckar and R. Serber. "Note on Nuclear Photoeffect at High Energies" AND (the same) "Note on Resonances in transmutations of Light Nuclei", both in Physical Review, August 15, 1937, volume 52/4, pp 279-282 and 282-285. Original wrappers. Very good copy. …

Hardcover. Condizione: Fine. Oppenheimer, J.R.; Serber, Robert (1938). "On the Stability of Stellar Neutron Cores" in Physical Review, American Physical Society, 1 October 1938, vol 54 (7), pp 485-544, with the Oppenheimer/Serber on pg 540 in the complete weekly issue. Nice, bright copy, rebound in cloth with a paper cover label. The binding is fine and NEW; the text is very fresh, though it has an old horizontal fold that goes through the issue. [++] This paper is an early key contribution to understanding the extreme conditions with-in neutron stars, and was an important development for Oppenheimer's gravitational contraction work with H. Snyder in the next year ("On Massive Neutron Cores" and also while we're at it Oppenheimer's big paper with Volkoff "On Massive Neutron Cores") on gravitational contraction, which investigated the collapse of stars into what are now known as black holes. Oppenheimer didn't like this busi-ness too much though it has been widely acknowledged by many as some of his most important work (including J.A. Wheeler, who coined the term in 1967). See: Bernstein, Jeremy (2007). "The Reluctant Father of Black Holes," Scientific American,1988.…

Soft cover. Condizione: Near Fine. Oppenheimer, J.R.; Serber, Robert (1938). "On the Stability of Stellar Neutron Cores". Physical Review, American Physical Society, 1 October 1938, 54 (7): 540 in the complete weekly issue. Original wrappers. FINE copy. This paper is an early key contribution to understanding the extreme conditions with-in neutron stars, and was an important development for Oppenheimer's gravitational contraction work with H. Snyder in the next year ("On Massive Neutron Cores" and also while we're at it Oppenheimer's big paper with Volkoff "On Massive Neutron Cores") on gravitational contraction, which investigated the collapse of stars into what are now known as black holes. Oppenheimer didn't like this busi-ness too much though it has been widely acknowledged by many as some of his most important work (including J.A. Wheeler, who coined the term in 1967). See: Bernstein, Jeremy (2007). "The Reluctant Father of Black Holes," Scientific American,1988.…

Condizione: VG. Lancaster. 1937 first edition. American Physical Society. Single complete issue for June 15, 1937. volume 51 number 12, second series. Original printed green 4to wraps. Issue paginated pp. xi, 1033-1138. Oppenheimer and Serber letter on p. 1113. This letter was "The first response to the mesotron that mentioned the U-quantum hypothesis, other than Yukawa's own letter "(Yukawa's letter was published in a Japanese journal) ( See p. 389 Brown and Pais - "20th C Physics"). This issue also contains tmany other articles on physics. VG light cover wear; no ownership marks; text clean.…