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Reviews of Modern Physics – March - May 1999
Volume 71, Issue 2

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Quantum theory
Hans A. Bethe
pp. S1-S5 [View PDF (141 kB)]
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Nuclear physics
Hans A. Bethe
pp. S6-S15 [View PDF (207 kB)]
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Theoretical particle physics
A. Pais
pp. S16-S24 [View PDF (179 kB)]
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Elementary particle physics: The origins
Val L. Fitch
pp. S25-S32 [View PDF (135 kB)]
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Astrophysics
George Field
pp. S33-S40 [View PDF (153 kB)]
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A century of relativity
Irwin I. Shapiro
pp. S41-S53 [View PDF (151 kB)]
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From radar to nuclear magnetic resonance
Robert V. Pound
pp. S54-S58 [View PDF (3,172 kB)]
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An essay on condensed matter physics in the twentieth century
W. Kohn
pp. S59-S77 [View PDF (285 kB)]
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A short history of atomic physics in the twentieth century
Daniel Kleppner
pp. S78-S84 [View PDF (100 kB)]
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Quantum field theory
Frank Wilczek
pp. S85-S95 [View PDF (185 kB)]
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The standard model of particle physics
Mary K. Gaillard, Paul D. Grannis, and Frank J. Sciulli
pp. S96-S111 [View PDF (396 kB)]
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String theory, supersymmetry, unification, and all that
John H. Schwarz and Nathan Seiberg
pp. S112-S120 [View PDF (184 kB)]
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Accelerators and detectors
W. K. H. Panofsky and M. Breidenbach
pp. S121-S132 [View PDF (208 kB)]
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Anomalous g values of the electron and muon
V. W. Hughes and T. Kinoshita
pp. S133-S139 [View PDF (454 kB)]
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Neutrino physics
L. Wolfenstein
pp. S140-S144 [View PDF (133 kB)]
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Cosmology at the millennium
Michael S. Turner and J. Anthony Tyson
pp. S145-S164 [View PDF (2,084 kB)]
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Cosmic rays: the most energetic particles in the universe
James W. Cronin
pp. S165-S172 [View PDF (259 kB)]
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Cosmic microwave background radiation
Lyman Page and David Wilkinson
pp. S173-S179 [View PDF (188 kB)]
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Black holes
Gary T. Horowitz and Saul A. Teukolsky
pp. S180-S186 [View PDF (152 kB)]
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Gravitational radiation
Rainer Weiss
pp. S187-S196 [View PDF (570 kB)]
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Deciphering the nature of dark matter
Bernard Sadoulet
pp. S197-S204 [View PDF (793 kB)]
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Nuclear physics at the end of the century
E. M. Henley and J. P. Schiffer
pp. S205-S219 [View PDF (255 kB)]
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Stellar nucleosynthesis
Edwin E. Salpeter
pp. S220-S222 [View PDF (86 kB)]
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Atomic physics
Sheldon Datz, G. W. F. Drake, T. F. Gallagher, H. Kleinpoppen, and G. zu Putlitz
pp. S223-S241 [View PDF (305 kB)]
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Laser spectroscopy and quantum optics
T. W. Hänsch and H. Walther
pp. S242-S252 [View PDF (767 kB)]
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Atom cooling, trapping, and quantum manipulation
Carl E. Wieman, David E. Pritchard, and David J. Wineland
pp. S253-S262 [View PDF (312 kB)]
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Laser physics: Quantum controversy in action
W. E. Lamb, W. P. Schleich, M. O. Scully, and C. H. Townes
pp. S263-S273 [View PDF (196 kB)]
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Quantum effects in one-photon and two-photon interference
L. Mandel
pp. S274-S282 [View PDF (242 kB)]
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From nanosecond to femtosecond science
N. Bloembergen
pp. S283-S287 [View PDF (102 kB)]
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Experiment and the foundations of quantum physics
Anton Zeilinger
pp. S288-S297 [View PDF (559 kB)]
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The fractional quantum Hall effect
Horst L. Stormer, Daniel C. Tsui, and Arthur C. Gossard
pp. S298-S305 [View PDF (179 kB)]
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Conductance viewed as transmission
Yoseph Imry and Rolf Landauer
pp. S306-S312 [View PDF (136 kB)]
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Superconductivity
J. R. Schrieffer and M. Tinkham
pp. S313-S317 [View PDF (165 kB)]
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Superfluidity
A. J. Leggett
pp. S318-S323 [View PDF (136 kB)]
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In touch with atoms
G. Binnig and H. Rohrer
pp. S324-S330 [View PDF (391 kB)]
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Materials physics
P. Chaudhari and M. S. Dresselhaus
pp. S331-S335 [View PDF (80 kB)]
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The invention of the transistor
Michael Riordan, Lillian Hoddeson, and Conyers Herring
pp. S336-S345 [View PDF (768 kB)]
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Statistical mechanics: A selective review of two central issues
Joel L. Lebowitz
pp. S346-S357 [View PDF (223 kB)]
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Scaling, universality, and renormalization: Three pillars of modern critical phenomena
H. Eugene Stanley
pp. S358-S366 [View PDF (253 kB)]
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Insights from soft condensed matter
Thomas A. Witten
pp. S367-S373 [View PDF (281 kB)]
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Granular matter: a tentative view
P. G. de Gennes
pp. S374-S382 [View PDF (179 kB)]
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Fluid turbulence
Katepalli R. Sreenivasan
pp. S383-S395 [View PDF (580 kB)]
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Pattern formation in nonequilibrium physics
J. P. Gollub and J. S. Langer
pp. S396-S403 [View PDF (601 kB)]
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The collisionless nature of high-temperature plasmas
T. M. O’Neil and F. V. Coroniti
pp. S404-S410 [View PDF (160 kB)]
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Chemical physics: Molecular clouds, clusters, and corrals
Dudley Herschbach
pp. S411-S418 [View PDF (162 kB)]
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Biological Physics
Hans Frauenfelder, Peter G. Wolynes, and Robert H. Austin
pp. S419-S430 [View PDF (366 kB)]
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Brain, neural networks, and computation
J. J. Hopfield
pp. S431-S437 [View PDF (179 kB)]
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Microscopic simulations in physics
D. M. Ceperley
pp. S438-S443 [View PDF (147 kB)]
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Physics and applications of medical imaging
William R. Hendee
pp. S444-S450 [View PDF (305 kB)]
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Nuclear fission reactors
Charles E. Till
pp. S451-S455 [View PDF (70 kB)]
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Nuclear power—fusion
T. Kenneth Fowler
pp. S456-S459 [View PDF (85 kB)]
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Physics and U.S. national security
Sidney D. Drell
pp. S460-S470 [View PDF (150 kB)]
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Laser technology
R. E. Slusher
pp. S471-S479 [View PDF (668 kB)]
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Physics and the communications industry
W. F. Brinkman and D. V. Lang
pp. S480-S488 [View PDF (387 kB)]
 
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