"The Theory of Ionization by Collision" I-III, in the Physical Review.
Publication date: 1916
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COMPTON, K.T. The Theory of Ionization by Collision. I-III, Including " The Theory of Ionization by Collision, I Distribution of the Velocity of the Electrons" in the Physical Review, vol VIII second series number 4, April 1916. The Compton on pp 489-496. Also, " The Theory of Ionization by Collision, II, Case of Inelastic Impact" and " The Theory of Ionization by Collision, III, The Case of Elastic Impact" both in the Physical Review, volume VII number 5, May 1916, pp 501-508 and pp 509-517, respectively. Both issues in original wrappers. GOOD copies. $125 [++] "Compton went on to teach physics at Reed College and at Princeton University. During World War I, he served as a scientific attaché at the American Embassy in Paris. In 1930, Compton became the president of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. During World War II, Compton served in a number of different administrative and scientific roles. He first became the head of Division D of the National Defense Research Committee in 1940, focusing on detection methods including radar, fire control, and heat radiation. He would soon become the head of research regarding radar, missiles, and their countermeasures in the Office of Scientific Research and Development (OSRD). During his time with the OSRD, Compton would also head the Office of Field Services and serve as a scientific advisor to General Douglas MacArthur. In 1945, Compton was appointed a member of the Interim Committee, which would recommend military use of the atomic bomb against Japan. He was also part of the scientific intelligence mission in Japan following the bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. For his work during the war, Compton received the Medal for Merit and the Marcelles Hartley Medal."--Atomic Heritage Foundation.…
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- "The Theory of Ionization by Collision" I-III, in the Physical Review.
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- COMPTON, K.T.
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- 1916
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- Good
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- Soft cover
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JF Ptak Science Books
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