"Magnetic Moment of the Electron", in Physical Review, 1948

Edité par American Physical Society, 1948

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Kusch & Foley, "Magnetic Moment of the Electron." American Physical Society, 1948. The Physical Review, 74 (3), Aug 1 1948. __+__Original printed wrappers. This copy is GOOD, only, as there is a dampstain that runs through the issue along the top third or so of the text. It isn't very pronounced, and not evident on the wrappers.but, there it is. I have another better copy for sale in this same medium. Anyway, give the dampstain, the price is much reduced for this copy. __+__ From Kusch's Nobel Prize (1955, physics) speech, "The magnetic moment of the electron Nobel Lecture, December 12, 1955": "I must tell you, and with considerable regret, that I am not a theoretical physicist. A penetrating analysis of the part that the discovery and measurement of the anomalous magnetic moment of the electron has played in the development of certain aspects of contemporary theoretical physics must be left to the group of men who have in recent years devised the theoretical structure of quantum electrodynamics. My role has been that of an experimental physicist who, by observation and measurement of the properties and operation of the physical world, supplies the data that may lead to the formulation of conceptual structures. The consistency of the consequences of a conceptual structure with the data of physical experiment determines the validity of that structure as a description of the physical universe. Our early predecessors observed Nature as she displayed herself to them. As know- ledge of the world increased, however, it was not sufficient to observe only the most apparent aspects of Nature to discover her more subtle properties; rather, it was necessary to interrogate Nature and often to compel Nature, by various devices, to yield an answer as to her functioning. It is precisely the role of the experimental physicist to arrange devices and procedures that will compel Nature to make a quantitative statement of her properties and behav- ior. It is in this spirit that I propose to discuss my participation in a sequence of earlier experiments that made possible the precision determination of the magnetic moment of the electron. I will then discuss the experiments them-selves which have yielded our present knowledge of the magnetic properties of the electron." This issue also contains Maria G. Mayer, "On Closed Shells in Nuclei", which appears in Stoke's "Physical Review, the First Hundred Years".…

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Titre
"Magnetic Moment of the Electron", in Physical Review, 1948
Auteur
P. Kusch & H.M. Foley
Éditeur
American Physical Society
Année de publication
1948
État de l'article
Good
Reliure
Soft cover
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