61. Centre For German-Jewish Studies: Elton/Ehrenberg Papers: Keyword Matches Elton/Ehrenberg Papers. Keyword matches. born, max. 4 item(s). 1, Autograph Collection. 12, Correspondence following Victor Ehrenberg s death http://www.sussex.ac.uk/Units/cgjs/archive/elton_keyword_matches.php?keyword_id=

62. Index Of HistCite Evaluations On Einstein, Planck, Heisenberg, Schroedinger And Papers by max born, 19091955 and the papers citing M born. born, max and the citing papers, expanded, 20-June-2005, 16221, G1-G2, Papers by max born, http://www.garfield.library.upenn.edu/histcomp/index-einstein-plus.html

Index of HistCite Evaluations on Einstein, Planck, Heisenberg, Schroedinger and Bohr Guide to Databases Created by Histcite Return to Main Index FOLDER LAST MODIFIED NODES MAPS DESCRIPTION Bohr, Niels 18-Apr-2005 Papers by Niels Bohr from 1900-1955 Bohr, Niels with citing papers 18-Apr-2005 Papers by Niels Bohr from 1900-1955 and the papers citing Niels Bohr Bohr, Niels with citing papers and psuedo records 22-Apr-2005 Papers by Niels Bohr from 1900-1955 and the papers citing Niels Bohr and several Niels Bohr psuedo records. Born, Max papers 20-May-2005 Papers by Max Born, 1909-1955 Born, Max and the citing papers 31-May-2005 Papers by Max Born, 1909-1955 and the papers citing M Born Born, Max and the citing papers, expanded 20-June-2005 Papers by Max Born, 1909-1955 and the papers citing M Born expanded with pseudo records Chadwick, J 05-May-2005 Papers by J. Chadwick, 1912-1954 Chadwick, with citing 05-May-2005 Papers by J. Chadwick, 1912-1954, and papers citing J. Chadwick (1900-1955) Einstein, 1901-1955 05-Apr-2005 154 Papers by Albert Einstein from 1901-1955 Einstein, 1901-1955, expanded

63. HistCite - Index: Max Born, 1909-1955 RECOLLECTIONS OF born,max .1. HOW I BECAME A PHYSICIST, 0, 0 RECOLLECTIONS OF born,max .2. WHAT I DID AS A PHYSICIST, 0, 0 http://www.garfield.library.upenn.edu/histcomp/born-m_auth-citing/index-39.html

Missing Links? Citation Matrix Graphs Glossary ... About Tue Jul 12 09:38:29 2005 Papers by Max Born (1909-1955) and the papers citing "M Born" (1909-2005) Nodes: 16200, Authors Journals Outer References Words Collection span: 1909 - 2005 View: Overview. Sorted by year, source, volume, issue, page Page of 162: LCR NCR Node Date ... GCS BALL MA; MCLACHLAN AD OPTICAL EXCITATION WAVES IN MOLECULAR CRYSTAL SRIVASTAVA RS; DAYAL B TOYAS ELECTRON-PHONON INTERACTION + LATTICE VIBRATIONS OF POTASSIUM GARRIDO LM EXTENDED ADIABATIC INVARIANCE MARADUDIN AA LATTICE DYNAMICAL ASPECTS OF RESONANCE ABSORPTION OF GAMMA RAYS BY NUCLEI BOUND IN CRYSTAL BERNSTEIN RB MOLECULAR BEAM SCATTERING AT THERMAL ENERGIES - OBSERVATIONS OF ATOMIC + MOLECULAR COLLISIONS YIELD INFORMATION ON NEUTRAL-PARTICLE INTERACTIONS WIGNER EP EVENTS LAWS OF NATURE + INVARIANCE PRINCIPLES TSAI KR ESTIMATION OF REPULSIVE EXPONENTS IN CALCULATION OF LATTICE ENERGIES OF IONIC CRYSTALS SOLID STATE COMMUNICATIONS 2 (3): 73-77 CHEN SH; BROCKHOUSE BN LATTICE VIBRATIONS OF TUNGSTEN SOLID STATE COMMUNICATIONS 2 (7): 205-208 MULLER K DIELECTRIC CORRECTION TO SHALLOW IMPURITY GROUND STATE IN SILICON SOLID STATE COMMUNICATIONS 2 (8): 245-247 WORSTER J; MARCH NH

64. Max Born (1882-1970) Library Of Congress Citations English Title My life recollections of a Nobel laureate / max born. Title Dynamical theory of crystal lattices / by max born and Kun Huang. http://www.mala.bc.ca/~mcneil/cit/citlcborn1.htm

Max Born (1882-1970) : Library of Congress Citations The Little Search Engine that Could Down to Name Citations National Library of Canada LC Online Catalog ... COPAC Database (UK) Book Citations [34 Records] Author: Born, Max, 1882-1970. Title: The restless universe, by Max Born ... figures by Dr. Otto Koenigsberger; authorized translation by Winifred M. Deans ... Published: New York, London, Harper and brothers [1936] Description: 5 p.l., 278 p. illus., VIII pl., diagrs. 23 cm. LC Call No.: QC171 .B63 1936 Dewey No.: 530.1 Notes: Printed in Great Britain. First published in Great Britain, October 1935. The air and its relatives.Electrons and ions.Waves and particles.The electronic structure of the atom.Nuclear physics. Subjects: Matter Constitution. Physics. Other authors: Deans, Winifred M. (Winifred Margaret), tr. Koenigsberger, Otto, illus. Control No.: 36004801 //r87 Author: Born, Max, 1882-1970. Title: Experiment and theory in physics, by Max Born ... Published: Cambridge [Eng.] The University press, 1943. Description: 2 p.l., 43, [1] p. 19 cm. LC Call No.: QC71 .B65 Dewey No.: 530.4 Notes: "Represents in a slightly expanded form an address given to the Durham philosophical society, and the Pure science society, King's college, at Newcastle-upon-Tyne on 21 May 1943." Subjects: Physics. Control No.: 44005138 //r87

65. AAS Database - Browse - List To move up or down the list, click on the arrow. 1, born, George H. 24, born, max. 2, bornemann, Folkmar, 1967. 2, borner, G. http://valeph.tau.ac.il/ALEPH/ENG/ATA/AAS/AAS/SCAN-F/2120459

AAS database - Browse - AUTHOR list - ALL DOCUMENTS The numbers in the list below indicate the number of documents listed under a term. To display the documents, click on an eye . To move up or down the list, click on the arrow. Born, George H. Born, Max Bornemann, Folkmar, 1967- Borner, G. Borner, Katy Bornet, Gerard Borning, Alan (Alan H.) Bornstein, Lawrence A. Bornstein, R. Bornstein, R. D. Bornstein, Robert D. Bornsztein, Pierre

66. Scientific Identity: Portraits From The Dibner Library Of The History Of Science Scientist, born, max (1882 1970). Discipline(s), Physics. Print Artist, Transocean (Photographic company, Portrait of max born ~ Enlarge Image ~ http://www.sil.si.edu/digitalcollections/hst/scientific-identity/CF/by_name_disp

67. Albert Einstein To Max Born - Physics Today August 2005 Albert Einstein to max born1. Translated by Irene born NewtonJohn. In this letter to his old friend, now at Edinburgh University, Einstein first responds http://www.physicstoday.com/vol-58/iss-8/p16.html

document.writeln(AAMB7); Advertising advanced search Home Site help ... Advertising Help the physics community displaced by Katrina: Katrina Affected Physics and Astronomy Community Bulletin Board U.S. Department of Energy Temporary Educational Matching Program Letters Albert Einstein to Max Born Translated by Irene Born Newton-John In this letter to his old friend, now at Edinburgh University, Einstein first responds to Born's description of a local physician "who wouldn't hurt a fly, but [states] that no sacrifice is too great [for] the realization of Marxist ideals, not even the destruction of millions of human lives." And then it's back to the old quarrel about quantum mechanics. (See Born's comment below.) Princeton, 15 September 1950 Dear Born, . . . People such as your Bolshevik doctor come by their fantastic attitude as a result of their objection to the harshness, injustice and absurdity of our own social order (escape from reality). If he happened to be living in Russia, no doubt he would be a rebel there as well, only in that case he would take care not to tell you about it. Nevertheless it seems to me that our own people here [in the US] make an even worse job of their foreign policy than the Russians. And the idiotic public can be talked into anything. And they really are very shortsighted, for technological superiority is transitory, and if it comes to an all-out conflict, the decisive factor is sheer numerical superiority. So far, you may not object. But you will probably take the position that a complete description would be useless because there is no mathematical relationship for such a case. I do not say that I am able to disprove this view. But my instinct tells me that a complete formulation of the relationships is tied up with complete description of its factual state. I am convinced of this although, up to now, success is against it. I also believe that the current formulation is true in the same sense as e.g. thermodynamics, i.e. as far as the concepts used are inadequate. I do not expect to convince you, or anybody else. I just want you to understand the way I think.

68. Albert Einstein To Max Born1 - Physics Today May 2005 Translated by Irene born NewtonJohn Commentary by max born 1882–19701. Hedi born, max s wife had sent her play, A Child of America, to Einstein, http://www.physicstoday.com/vol-58/iss-5/p16b.html

document.writeln(AAMB7); Advertising advanced search Home Site help ... Advertising Help the physics community displaced by Katrina: Katrina Affected Physics and Astronomy Community Bulletin Board U.S. Department of Energy Temporary Educational Matching Program Letters Albert Einstein to Max Born Translated by Irene Born Newton-John Hedi [Born, Max's wife] had sent her play, A Child of America , to Einstein, asking his opinion. Einstein's son-in-law, who had married the eldest of his stepdaughters, Ilse, was the then well-known and respected author and critic, Rudolf Kayser. 4 December 1926 Dear Born, You will have to be a little patient. My son-in-law is certain to read the play, and I will write to you. But the poor man has to economize with his strength, as his heart is in poor condition. I have reminded him again to give an opinion on the play as soon as possible. I liked the beginning of the play very much, and I think its impact will not be lost on him. Quantum mechanics is certainly imposing. But an inner voice tells me that it is not yet the real thing. The theory says a lot, but does not really bring us any closer to the secret of the "Old One." I, at any rate, am convinced that He is not playing at dice. Waves in three-dimensional space whose velocity is regulated by potential energy (for example, rubber bands) . . . I am working very hard at deducing the equations of motion of material points regarded as singularities, given the differential equation of general relativity.

69. Max Born Translate this page Göttinger Digitalisierung-Zentrum / Beiträge von max born James Franck und max born in Göttingen. - Göttingen, 1983 UB-Signatur 83 W 4 http://www.ub.uni-heidelberg.de/helios/fachinfo/www/math/homo-heid/born.htm

Max Born Studium Sommersemester 1902 in Heidelberg Born, Max (11.12.1882 - 5.1.1970) Lexika (Printausgaben) WWW-Biographien Print-Biographien Werk Bibliographien Lexika Brockhaus. - 20. Aufl. - Bd. 3 (1996), S. 570 Born, Max, Physiker Werke: H. VOGEL: Physik u. Philosophie bei M. B. (1968). Top WWW-Biographien Biographie vom St. Andrews Archiv Eric Weisstein's Scientific Biography Weltchronik / cethegus Weitere WWW-Biographien Uni Frankfurt / Friedrich Hund Uni Bremen Max-Born Realschule, Dortmund Deutsches Historisches Musseum, Berlin www.geocities.com ... Lebenslauf aus seiner Dissertation Max Born Mathematische Annalen Mathematisch-Physikalische Klasse Top Print-Biographien Dictionary of Scientific Biography. - New York Vol. 15 (1978), p. 39-44 UB-Signatur: LSN B-AE 014 Yearbook of the Royal Society of Edinburgh Vol. 1971-72 (Sessions 1969-71), Obituary Notices, p. 23-26 UB-Signatur: ZSN 1988 B::1971-75 Frenkel, Viktor: Max Born In: Ideen des exakten Wissens. - 1972 , S. 289-298 PH-Signatur: ZS 176::1972 (Lesesaal Neuenheim) UB-Signatur: 83 W 4 Lemmerich, Jost: Max Born, James Franck, der Luxus des Gewissens. - Wiesbaden, 1982

70. BORN, Max., Probleme Der Atomdynamik. Octavo., viii, 183, 1 pp., with diagrams in the text and a folding table., Brown cloth with gilt spine (remainder binding?), A very good copy. http://www.polybiblio.com/mrtbksla/7040.html

Michael R. Thompson Bookseller BORN, Max. Probleme der Atomdynamik. Berlin:, A very good copy. Julius Springer 1926 First German edition, published after the American edition, but actually preceding it in composition., viii, 183, [1] pp., with diagrams in the text and a folding table., Brown cloth with gilt spine (remainder binding?) This item is listed on Bibliopoly by Michael R. Thompson Bookseller ; click here for further details.

71. Born, Max., Atomic Physics. Authorized Translation From The German Edition By Jo Octavo., xii, 352 pp., Original green cloth with gilt spine., Spine a bit faded, former owner s name in ink on foreedge. Else very good. http://www.polybiblio.com/mrtbksla/7430.html

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today and tomorrow no events. Scientific highlights from a collaboration between the MBI and the University of Toronto published in NATURE Volume 434, Number 7030, Issue of 10 March 2005. Cowan et al. ( p. 199 ) demonstrate that the fastest hydrogen bond fluctuations in neat liquid water (H2O) occur on a sub-50 femtosecond time scale, resulting in an extremely fast loss of structural memory. This has been revealed by multi-dimensional vibrational spectroscopy of the O-H stretching vibration of water. More information: see Breaking news in Projekt 2-04 Two scientific highlights from the MBI published in the renowned SCIENCE magazine Volume 306, Number 5702, Issue of 03 December 2004. 1.) Nano-Motion Pictures: One goal of ultrafast x-ray structural studies is to image atomic motions in materials in a nondestructive manner. Bargheer et al. ( p. 1771 ) imaged coherent atomic motions in a GaAs/AlGaAs superlattice that were induced by exciting electron-hole pairs in the GaAs subband. This excitation process weakens the bonding in the GaAs layers, which causes them to expand and the AlGaAs layers to contract. From their analysis of the small changes they observed in weak reflections, the authors argue that the layers cycle between expansion and contraction every 3.5 picoseconds and launch coherent acoustic standing waves. 2.) Hydrogen-Bond Sunscreen:

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Max Born Nobel per la fisica Max Born 11 dicembre 5 gennaio ) fu un fisico e matematico tedesco. Figlio unico di Gustav Born e Margarete Kauffmann, ¨ anche il nonno materno della cantante e attrice australiana Olivia Newton-John. Educato inizialmente al K¶nig-Wilhelm-Gymnasium , Born prosegui gli studi all'Universit  di Breslavia e quindi all'Universit  di Heidelberg e in quella di Zurigo. Durante questo periodo entr² in contatto con diversi scienziati e matematici prominenti, tra cui Klein Hilbert Minkowski , Runge, Schwarzschild, e Voigt. Immagine mancante Max_Born.jpg Max Born Nel venne nominato docente all'Universit  di Gottinga, dove lavor² fino al , quando si spost² per lavorare all'Universit  di Chicago. Nel dopo un periodo passato nell'esercito tedesco, divenne professore all'Universit  di Francoforte sul Meno, e quindi professore a Gottinga . Durante questo periodo, formul² l'interpretazione oggigiorno standard della densit  di probabilit  Equazione di Schr¶dinger della meccanica quantistica , per la quale si aggiudic² il Premio Nobel per la fisica , circa tre decenni dopo. Nel

75. The National Archives | Search The Archives | National Register Of Archives | De born, max (18821970) German Physicist. 8 records noted. Scope, c1930 MS of The Restless Universe. Repository, Edinburgh University Library, http://www.nra.nationalarchives.gov.uk/nra/searches/pidocs.asp?P=P2992

76. About OSA > Awards > Max Born Award The Optical Society of America (OSA) serves optics and photonics professionals around the world with top conferences, peerreviewed publications and other http://server-mac.pas.rochester.edu/yigal/DeptNews/Award-certificates/OSAmax-bor

Optical Society of America - OSA Specialty Awards This award honors Max Born, who made distinguished contributions to physics in general and to optics in particular. The award is presented to a person who has made outstanding contributions to physical optics, theoretical or experimental. It was established in 1982, the centenary of Born's birth, and is endowed by the United Technologies Research Center. Winners David E. Pritchard Howard John Carmichael John L. Hall Bernard Yurke Jagdeep Shah Alain Aspect Peter Zoller Boris Ya. Zel'dovich 1996: H. Jeffrey Kimble- Caltech UR Physics PhD F. Tito Arecchi Valerian I. Tatarskii Rodney Loudon James P. Gordon Samuel L. McCall Dietrich Marcuse 1998: Girish Saran Agarwal Navrangpura, Ahmedabad, India (UR Physics PhD 1987: Emil Wolf - Wilson Professor of Physics and Optics, University of Rochester ( 1986: Herch M. Nussenzveig -University of Rio de Janeiro (Visiting Professor Department of Physics and Astronomy Univ. of Rochester, Roy J. Glauber

77. The Science Bookstore - Search Store born, max. La Theorie de la Relativite d Einstein et ses Bases Physiques. born, max. Quantum Mechanics of Fields. Edinburgh Proceedings of the Royal http://www.thesciencebookstore.com/searchmain.asp?searchtype=Books by Keywords&s

78. AldeaEducativa.com | Contenidos Y Consultas Educativas born, max http://www.aldeaeducativa.com/aldea/Biograf2.asp?Which1=64

79. Scientific Biography Of Max Born Renowned physicist max born was born in 1882 in Breslau, Germany. His father, Gustav, was a born, max. 1975. My Life Recollections of a Nobel Laureate. http://quinnell.us/natural/maxborn.html

T. Rex's Guide to Life Essays Scientific Biography Max Born Renowned physicist Max Born was born in 1882 in Breslau, Germany. His father, Gustav, was a member of the medical faculty at the local university who made a meager salary. Born's grandfather, however, was a very successful textile industrialist, who owned a number of houses and apartment buildings throughout town. In one of these houses is where Born was raised. Born's mother died when he was four years old and the only memories of his mother that he carried with him throughout his life were second-hand. He had a sister, Kathe and the two of them were raised mostly by servants. The two siblings led a rather shut-life in which their only other companions were there cousins and the servants who raised them. Born was a rather sickly child, but in his own words "We were certainly rather spoilt children." (1) Every summer, Born and his sister traveled to their summer home in the village of Tannhausen, which was near the river Weistritz. The children would spend their summers playing in the large park that surrounded their summer home and riding the many horses in the stable their grandfather owned. Born referred to this summer home as "the really great paradise" of his childhood. (2) Because he suffered from bronchitis, Born began his schooling at home and continued studying at home for his first year. He then attended Wankel's Knabenschule for the next two years. Born went to high school at the Konigliches Konig Wilhelms-Gymnasium. Here the main subjects were Latin and Mathematics. Latin was not a favorite subject of Born's, he later reflected that the subject was taught in an excessive manner, considering the lack of use it would provide him later in life. The mathematics that were taught to him sparked no particular interest, in fact he often found them boring.

80. Nordau, Max (born Simon Maximilian Suedfeld; 1849-1923) Nordau, max (born Simon maximilian Suedfeld 18491923). Co-founder of the World Zionist Organization, philosopher, writer, orator and physician. http://www.jafi.org.il/education/100/people/BIOS/nordau.html

Languages English - Main Page Hebrew - Main Page Espanol - Main Page Deutsch - Main Page Russian - Main Page Francais - Main Page Portugues - Main Page Italiano - Main Page Nederlands - Main Page New Eye on Israel Worldwide Community Jewish Time ... Tools and Links Nordau, Max (born Simon Maximilian Suedfeld 1849-1923) Co-founder of the World Zionist Organization, philosopher, writer, orator and physician. Nordau was born in Pest, Hungary, to an Orthodox family, but later abandoned all religious observance and was even accused of being anti-religious. He became a physician, settling in Paris in 1880 and also pursued a career as a journalist, eventually becoming a correspondent for leading newspapers in the western world. He achieved fame as a thinker and social critic with the publication of several works highly critical of society, religion, government, art and literature. His works aroused much controversy and continued to be studied and discussed many years after their first appearance. Among his most famous publications are The Conventional Lies of Our Civilization (1883); Paradoxes (1896); and Degeneration (1895).

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