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    ATOMIC, MOLECULAR, AND OPTICAL PHYSICS - Experiment and foundations of quantum physics (Englisch)

    In: Reviews of modern physics ; 71 ; S288 ; 1999
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    1
    Experiments and theory in cold and ultracold collisions
    Weiner, John / Bagnato, Vanderlei S. / Zilio, Sergio / Julienne, Paul S. et al. | 1999
    87
    Trapped nonneutral plasmas, liquids, and crystals (the thermal equilibrium states)
    Dubin, Daniel H. E. / O’Neil, T. M. et al. | 1999
    173
    Photodissociation regions in the interstellar medium of galaxies
    Hollenbach, D. J. / Tielens, A. G. G. M. et al. | 1999
    231
    The adiabatic molecule–metal surface interaction: Theoretical approaches
    Brivio, G. P. / Trioni, M. I. et al. | 1999
    267
    Multiresolution analysis of electronic structure: semicardinal and wavelet bases
    Arias, T. A. et al. | 1999
    313
    Multiple scattering of classical waves: microscopy, mesoscopy, and diffusion
    van Rossum, M. C. W. / Nieuwenhuizen, Th. M. et al. | 1999
    373
    Forty years of antiprotons
    Eades, J. / Hartmann, F. J. et al. | 1999
    421
    Gravitational microlensing—A report on the MACHO project
    Sutherland, Will et al. | 1999
    421
    RMP Colloquia: - Gravitational microlensing -- A report on the MACHO project
    Sutheriand, Will et al. | 1999
    435
    Built upon sand: Theoretical ideas inspired by granular flows
    Kadanoff, Leo P. et al. | 1999
    435
    RMP Colloquia: - Built upon sand: Theoretical ideas inspired by granular flows
    Kadanoff, Leo P. et al. | 1999
    445
    Parity violation in the compound nucleus
    Mitchell, G. E. / Bowman, J. D. / Weidenmüller, H. A. et al. | 1999
    445
    RMP Colloquia: - Parity violation in the compound nucleus
    Mitchell, G.E. et al. | 1999
    459
    Forthcoming articles
    | 1999
    463
    Theory of Bose-Einstein condensation in trapped gases
    Dalfovo, Franco / Giorgini, Stefano / Pitaevskii, Lev P. / Stringari, Sandro et al. | 1999
    463
    Theory of Bose-Einstein condensation in trapped gases - The experimental realization of Bose-Einstein condensation in trapped clouds of alkali-metal atoms has provided a new quantum fluid alongside familiar ones like the helium liquids, superconductors, and atomic nuclei. This article surveys the theoretical understanding of these systems which has developed since the condensates were first observed in 1995. Since the condensates are dilute, the theory of weakly interacting bosons provides a comprehensive and accurate description of most phenomena. In addition new physical effects not present in bulk matter arise because these gases are very inhomogenous
    Dalfovo, Franco et al. | 1999
    513
    Top-quark condensation
    Cvetič, G. et al. | 1999
    513
    Top-quark condensation - The origin of masses and electroweak symmetry breaking is a fundamental problem in the standard theory of particle physics. This review explores top-quark condensation as an alternative to the usual Higgs mechanism to explain these features of the theory. It introduces the basic ideas and problems of top-quark condensation and discusses in detail computational methods such as the renormalization group and extensions of the models
    Cvetic, G. et al. | 1999
    513
    Top-quark condensation: An alternative to the usual Higgs mechanism to explain these features of the theory
    Cvetic, G. et al. | 1999
    575
    Precision tests of the electroweak interaction at the Z pole - The properties of the Z boson, measured at e+e- colliders, provide an unprecedented test of the standard model of electroweak inter-actions. This review discusses the empirical properties of the Z as well as the implications for theory. The precision of the measurements is now high enough to test higher-order electroweak theory, as well as to give an interesting constraint on the mass of the Higgs boson
    Martinez, M. et al. | 1999
    575
    Precision tests of the electroweak interaction at the Z pole
    Martinez, M. / Miquel, R. / Rolandi, L. / Tenchini, R. et al. | 1999
    631
    High-transition-temperature superconducting quantum interference devices
    Koelle, D. / Kleiner, R. / Ludwig, F. / Dantsker, E. / Clarke, John et al. | 1999
    631
    High-transition-temperature superconducting quantum interference devices - An important application of high-Tc superconductivity is in SQUIDs for magnetic-field measurements. Noise considerations are important and are the focus of this review. Models are described for the white noise in both dc and rf SQUIDs. The issue of 1-f noise is reviewed, and methods used to ameliorate it are described. Several applications of high-Tc SQUIDs are outlined
    Koelle, D. et al. | 1999
    687
    The electrodynamic response of heavy-electron compounds - Heavy electrons are conduction electrons in metals and alloys that have acquired, by strong interactions, extremely large effective masses. This review deals with the optical properties of heavy-electron materials and their relation to the often anomalous electronic excitation spectra of these systems. Some of the data may be interpreted as non-Fermi-liquid behavior or as an effect of a metal-insulator transition
    Degiorgi, L. et al. | 1999
    687
    The electrodynamic response of heavy-electron compounds
    Degiorgi, L. et al. | 1999
    735
    Drift waves and transport
    Horton, W. et al. | 1999
    735
    Drift waves and transport - Drift waves are the waves spontaneously generated in nonuniformly magnetized plasmas. They are ubiquitous in real, finite plasmas and are responsible for the transport of particles and energy across magnetic-field lines. The review presents the current status of this vast subject
    Horton, W. et al. | 1999
    779
    Structure and phase transitions in Langmuir monolayers
    Kaganer, Vladimir M. / Möhwald, Helmuth / Dutta, Pulak et al. | 1999
    779
    Structure and phase transitions in Langmuir monolayers - In the last decade there has been dramatic evolution in our understanding of the structures and phase transitions of lipid monolayers on the surface of water, due largely to advances in x-ray diffraction experiments. The layers exhibit complex phase diagrams, many features of which can be described compactly in terms of a phenomenological free-energy function containing a limited number of order parameters
    Kaganer, Vladimir M. et al. | 1999
    821
    RMP Colloquia: Adventures of a Rydberg electron in an anisotropic world
    Clark, W. / Greene, C. H. et al. | 1999
    821
    RMP Colloquia: - Adventures of a Rydberg electron in an anisotropic world - While polarization effects of an orbiting electron on an ionic core have long been known and understood, only recently have orientation-dependent interactions of electrons in Rydberg orbits been predicted and observed. Such subtle effects can now be studied experimentally owing to the great sensitivity of Rydberg-state spectroscopy. This colloquium discusses recent developments and provides a qualitative physical interpretation
    Clark, William et al. | 1999
    821
    Adventures of a Rydberg electron in an anisotropic world
    Clark, William / Greene, Chris H. et al. | 1999
    835
    Chaotic motion in the Solar System
    Lissauer, Jack J. et al. | 1999
    835
    Chaotic motion in the solar system - The Newtonian description of the planets moving about the Sun seemingly implies that their motions are completely determined. However, as discussed in this colloquium, such determinism does not apply to smaller-mass objects in the Solar System nor even to the planets themselves over long time scales owing to the possibility of chaotic behavior. Such behavior has profound implications for the formation of planetary systems
    Lissauer, Jack J. et al. | 1999
    847
    Dynamic transitions and hysteresis
    Chakrabarti, Bikas K. / Acharyya, Muktish et al. | 1999
    847
    Dynamic transitions and hysteresis - The authors describe recent advances in understanding the response of a coupled, many-body system, such as a magnet, to a time-dependent external perturbation, such as an oscillatory magnetic field. The response may be described by a hysteresis loop, whose shape depends sensitively on both the relaxation time of the system and the time dependence of the external perturbation. The responses to time-dependent perturbations are generally quite different from the well-known responses of such systems to adiabatically varying perturbations and have important technological applications
    Chakrabarti, Bikas K. et al. | 1999
    863
    Nobel Lecture: Fractional quantization
    Laughlin, R. B. et al. | 1999
    875
    Nobel Lecture: The fractional quantum Hall effect
    Stormer, Horst L. et al. | 1999
    891
    Nobel Lecture: Interplay of disorder and interaction in two-dimensional electron gas in intense magnetic fields
    Tsui, Daniel C. et al. | 1999
    891
    Nobel Lecture: Interplay of disorder and interaction in two-dimensional electron gas in intense magnetic fields - The 1998 Nobel Prize in Physics was shared by R B Laughlin, Horst L Stormer, and Daniel C Tsui. These papers are the texts of their addresses on the occasion of the award
    Tsui, Daniel C. et al. | 1999
    897
    Gamma-ray astronomy at high energies
    Hoffman, C. M. / Sinnis, C. / Fleury, P. / Punch, M. et al. | 1999
    897
    Gamma-ray astronomy at high energies - Observations of astronomical gamma rays in the 1990s revealed a rich structure in the high-energy universe. This article surveys the present status of the field, discussing the detectors, the findings, and the current interpretations. Highlights are the many new sources seen by the Compton Gamma Ray Observatory and the discovery of TeV gamma rays from extragalactic point sources by ground-based air Cerenkov detectors
    Hoffman, C.M. et al. | 1999
    937
    Searches for supersymmetric particles at the Tevatron collider - The known elementary particles would have heavy partners according to supersymmetric theories, and the quest to find them is an important objective of Fermilab's proton-anti proton collider, the Tevatron. This article describes the signature to detect supersymmetric particles, the constraints imposed by existing data, and the prospects of observing them in the forthcoming experiments at the upgraded Tevatron
    Carena, M. et al. | 1999
    937
    Searches for supersymmetric particles at the Tevatron collider
    Carena, M. / Culbertson, R. / Frisch, H. / Eno, S. / Mrenna, S. et al. | 1999
    983
    Brane dynamics and gauge theory
    Giveon, Amit / Kutasov, David et al. | 1999
    983
    Brane dynamics and gauge theory - String theory contains extended objects known as branes, whose worldvolume dynamics reduces at low energies to different field theories. Brane dynamics provides an efficient tool for analyzing the corresponding field theories. Many phenomena that are mysterious in field theory have a simple geometric interpretation in the brane picture. Conversely, known features of gauge theories lead to new insights on the dynamics of branes in string theory. This review provides a comprehensive survey of the interplay between brane dynamics in string theory and gauge theories in various dimensions
    Giveon, Amit et al. | 1999
    1085
    Linear scaling electronic structure methods
    Goedecker, Stefan et al. | 1999
    1085
    Linear scaling electronic structure methods - Recently there has been great interest in "Order-N" electronic structure calculational methods that only require a computation effort that increases linearly with the size of the system. These approaches are based on algorithms that take advantage of the decay of the quantum-mechanical density matrix. This article examines the algorithms that have been developed, discusses the various cases that arise physically, and describes some typical applications
    Goedecker, Stefan et al. | 1999
    1125
    Spontaneous ordering of nanostructures on crystal surfaces
    Shchukin, Vitaliy A. / Bimberg, Dieter et al. | 1999
    1125
    Spontaneous ordering of nanostructures on crystal surfaces - This review addresses the theoretical concepts and experiential results concerning spontaneous formation of periodically ordered structures on crystal surfaces. Faceted surfaces, planar domains, and three-dimensional coherently strained islands are treated as equilibrium structures of elastic domains. The theory is applied to the problem of fabricating ordered arrays of semiconductor quantum dots
    Shchukin, Vitaliy A. et al. | 1999
    1173
    Physics of reaction waves
    Merzhanov, A. G. / Rumanov, E. N. et al. | 1999
    1173
    Physics of reaction waves - Reaction waves, in which an energy source sustains a wave front, occur in many areas of physics. This article reviews the mathematical theory of these waves as formulated by Zel'dovich and others. Complex behavior, including spirals and periodic waves, are seen to evolve from simple interface dynamics
    Merzhanov, A.G. et al. | 1999
    1213
    RMP Colloquia: - Solar neutrino experiments: Results and implications - Results of five different solar neutrino experiments are presented and analyzed. This evidence is convincing that solar neutrino oscillations occur, implying indirectly a nonzero neutrino mass. The future outlook for further solar neutrino experiments is also surveyed
    Kirsten, Till A. et al. | 1999
    1213
    Solar neutrino experiments: results and implications
    Kirsten, Till A. et al. | 1999
    1233
    RMP Colloquia: - The "friction" of vacuum, and other fluctuation-induced forces - The authors demonstrate the unity and simplicity underlying various examples of fluctuation-induced phenomena arising from quantum fluctuations of the electromagnetic field, from thermal fluctuations of a correlated fluid, or from fluctuations of ions in solution. Examples are given for diverse contexts ranging from biophysics to cavity QED
    Kardar, Mehran et al. | 1999
    1233
    The “friction” of vacuum, and other fluctuation-induced forces
    Kardar, Mehran / Golestanian, Ramin et al. | 1999
    1247
    Erratum: Gravitational radiation [Rev. Mod. Phys. 71, S187 (1999)]
    Weiss, Rainer et al. | 1999
    1249
    Erratum: High-transition-temperature superconducting quantum interference devices [Rev. Mod. Phys. 71, 631 (1999)]
    Koelle, D. / Kleiner, R. / Ludwig, F. / Dantsker, E. / Clarke, John et al. | 1999
    1253
    Nobel Lecture: Electronic structure of matter—wave functions and density functionals
    Kohn, W. et al. | 1999
    1267
    Nobel Lecture: Quantum chemical models - The 1998 Nobel Prize in Chemistry was shared by Walter Kohn and John A Pople. These papers are the texts of their addresses on the occasion of the award
    Pople, John A. et al. | 1999
    1267
    Nobel Lecture: Quantum chemical models
    Pople, John A. et al. | 1999
    1275
    HERA collider physics
    Abramowicz, Halina / Caldwell, Allen C. et al. | 1999
    1275
    HERA collider physics - The electron-proton collider HERA offers the unique possiblity of probing proton structure down to 10-16 cm and partons down to very small fractions of the proton momentum. This article is a comprehensive review of the results obtained by the H1 and ZEUS experiments at HERA. Of particular interest is a possible deviation from standard-model expectations at very high momentum transfer. The authors also discuss experiments that are planned for HERA after a forthcoming luminosity upgrade
    Abramowicz, Halina et al. | 1999
    1411
    Light-meson spectroscopy
    Godfrey, Stephen / Napolitano, Jim et al. | 1999
    1411
    Light-meson spectroscopy - Quantum chromodynamics predicts a rich spectrum of bound-state hadrons, which includes ordinary quark-antiquark mesons as well as more exotic glueballs and multiquark excitations. This article reviews the status of light-quark spectroscopy, comparing the constituent-quark model with experimental findings. The model works surprisingly well, but puzzles and gaps remain. The character of the observed scalar mesons is still uncertain, and there are many predicted states above 1.5 GeV that future experiments might identify
    Godfrey, Stephen et al. | 1999
    1463
    Electroweak baryogenesis
    Trodden, Mark et al. | 1999
    1463
    Electroweak baryogenesis - The asymmetry between baryonic matter and antimatter in our universe is an outstanding problem of big-bang cosmology. This article outlines the problem and the necessary elementary-particle physics ingredients for its solution. It describes some electroweak phase-transition scenarios for producing the baryon asymmetry and discusses what new physics is required for their realization
    Trodden, Mark et al. | 1999
    1501
    Suppression of bremsstrahlung and pair production due to environmental factors
    Klein, Spencer et al. | 1999
    1501
    Suppression of bremsstrahlung and pair production due to environmental factors - At very high energies, bremsstrahlung and pair creation can be supressed by multiple scattering (the Landau-Pomeranchuk-Migdal effect) and other processes. Recent accurate measurements of bremsstrahlung have inspired several improved calculations of these effects. This article surveys these recent developments and discusses connections with related problems, such as the energy loss of quarks and gluons in dense media
    Klein, Spencer et al. | 1999
    1539
    The spatial behavior of nonclassical light
    Kolobov, Mikhail I. et al. | 1999
    1539
    The spatial behavior of nonclassical light - Modern optics deals with nonclassical photon statistics in the time domain and transverse nonlinear phenomena in the optical dimension. This article presents the theoretical framework for treating these two complementary aspects together. This allows one to analyze the statistics of photons collected in small areas of a beam, with applications to optical imaging, amplification of faint images, and optical parallel processing of information
    Kolobov, Mikhail I. et al. | 1999
    1591
    Nonlinear optics of normal-mode-coupling semiconductor microcavities The interaction of light with quantum wells in microcavities is a topic of considerable interest, both theoretical and practical. The cavity transmission may be strongly affected by the coupling of the single cavity mode to exciton absorption in the quantum well, a property useful for solid-state information processing. This article presents the theory for the light-semiconductor interactions and reviews recent experiments with these devices. The comparison with the theory points to the challenging problems that still have to be solved to observe genuine quantum effects with solid-state microcavity systems
    Khitrova, G. et al. | 1999
    1591
    Nonlinear optics of normal-mode-coupling semiconductor microcavities
    Khitrova, G. / Gibbs, H. M. / Jahnke, F. / Kira, M. / Koch, S. W. et al. | 1999
    1641
    Studying conduction-electron/interface interactions using transverse electron focusing
    Tsoi, V. S. / Bass, J. / Wyder, P. et al. | 1999
    1641
    Studying conduction-electron-interface interactions using transverse electron focusing The decreasing size and the multilayer structure of modern electronic devices imply the increasing importance of the scattering of electrons at surfaces and interfaces. In this review the authors describe the method of transverse electron focusing used to investigate the interactions of conduction electrons with interfaces, from the inside of the conductor. Applications include the study of smoothness of metallic and other conductor interfaces, the study of surface states, and the observation of Andreev reflection from superconductors
    Tsoi, V.S. et al. | 1999
    1695
    Growth of nanostructures by cluster deposition: Experiments and simple models
    Jensen, Pablo et al. | 1999
    1695
    Growth of nanostructures by cluster deposition: Experiments and simple models - The quest to shrink the size of devices has stimulated research on growing tailored structures in the nanometer size range. Cluster deposition offers one way to grow such nanostructures. This review describes the physical processes in this method and discusses how they can be modeled by computer simulation
    Jensen, Pablo et al. | 1999
    1737
    History of the search for continuous melting
    Dash, J. G. et al. | 1999
    1737
    RMP COLLOQUIA - History of the search for continuous melting - Our understanding of the melting of crystals has been significantly advanced by two-dimensional theoretical model calculations and experiments on thin films, both of which have elucidated the crucial role of surface effects
    Dash, J.G. et al. | 1999
    1745
    Molecular chirality and chiral parameters
    Harris, A. B. / Kamien, Randall D. / Lubensky, T. C. et al. | 1999
    1745
    RMP COLLOQUIA - Molecular chirality and chiral parameters - The chiral nature of many molecules is an essential and ubiquitous feature of important biological processes. While a given molecule is either chiral or not, quantifying the extent of any chirality is a difficult problem. In this Colloquium, the nature of chiral symmetry is explored and ways of quantifying features stemming from chirality are identified
    Harris, A.B. et al. | 1999
    1761
    Volume table of contents
    | 1999
    1767
    Summary of the PACS scheme -- 1999
    | 1999
    1770
    Subject index to volumes 67-71, 1995-1999
    | 1999
    1781
    Author index to volumes 67-71, 1995-1999
    | 1999
    S1
    Quantum theory
    Bethe, Hans A. et al. | 1999
    S6
    Nuclear physics
    Bethe, Hans A. et al. | 1999
    S16
    Theoretical particle physics
    Pais, A. et al. | 1999
    S25
    Elementary particle physics: The origins
    Fitch, Val L. et al. | 1999
    S33
    Astrophysics
    Field, George et al. | 1999
    S41
    A century of relativity
    Shapiro, Irwin I. et al. | 1999
    S54
    From radar to nuclear magnetic resonance
    Pound, Robert V. et al. | 1999
    S59
    An essay on condensed matter physics in the twentieth century
    Kohn, W. et al. | 1999
    S78
    A short history of atomic physics in the twentieth century
    Kleppner, Daniel et al. | 1999
    S85
    Quantum field theory
    Wilczek, Frank et al. | 1999
    S96
    The standard model of particle physics
    Gaillard, Mary K. / Grannis, Paul D. / Sciulli, Frank J. et al. | 1999
    S112
    String theory, supersymmetry, unification, and all that
    Schwarz, John H. / Seiberg, Nathan et al. | 1999
    S121
    Accelerators and detectors
    Panofsky, W. K. H. / Breidenbach, M. et al. | 1999
    S133
    Anomalous g values of the electron and muon
    Hughes, V. W. / Kinoshita, T. et al. | 1999
    S140
    Neutrino physics
    Wolfenstein, L. et al. | 1999
    S145
    Cosmology at the millennium
    Turner, Michael S. / Tyson, J. Anthony et al. | 1999
    S165
    Cosmic rays: the most energetic particles in the universe
    Cronin, James W. et al. | 1999
    S173
    Cosmic microwave background radiation
    Page, Lyman / Wilkinson, David et al. | 1999
    S180
    Black holes
    Horowitz, Gary T. / Teukolsky, Saul A. et al. | 1999
    S187
    Gravitational radiation
    Weiss, Rainer et al. | 1999
    S197
    Deciphering the nature of dark matter
    Sadoulet, Bernard et al. | 1999
    S205
    Nuclear physics at the end of the century
    Henley, E. M. / Schiffer, J. P. et al. | 1999
    S220
    Stellar nucleosynthesis
    Salpeter, Edwin E. et al. | 1999
    S223
    Atomic physics
    Datz, Sheldon / Drake, G. W. F. / Gallagher, T. F. / Kleinpoppen, H. / zu Putlitz, G. et al. | 1999
    S242
    Laser spectroscopy and quantum optics
    Hänsch, T. W. / Walther, H. et al. | 1999
    S253
    Atom cooling, trapping, and quantum manipulation
    Wieman, Carl E. / Pritchard, David E. / Wineland, David J. et al. | 1999
    S263
    Laser physics: Quantum controversy in action
    Lamb, W. E. / Schleich, W. P. / Scully, M. O. / Townes, C. H. et al. | 1999
    S274
    Quantum effects in one- and two-photon interference
    Mandel, L. et al. | 1999
    S274
    Quantum effects in one-photon and two-photon interference
    Mandel, L. et al. | 1999
    S283
    From nanosecond to femtosecond science
    Bloembergen, N. et al. | 1999
    S288
    Experiment and the foundations of quantum physics
    Zeilinger, Anton et al. | 1999
    S288
    Experiment and foundations of quantum physics
    Zeilinger, A. et al. | 1999
    S298
    The fractional quantum Hall effect
    Stormer, Horst L. / Tsui, Daniel C. / Gossard, Arthur C. et al. | 1999
    S306
    Conductance viewed as transmission
    Imry, Yoseph / Landauer, Rolf et al. | 1999
    S313
    Superconductivity
    Schrieffer, J. R. / Tinkham, M. et al. | 1999
    S318
    Superfluidity
    Leggett, A. J. et al. | 1999
    S324
    In touch with atoms
    Binnig, G. / Rohrer, H. et al. | 1999
    S331
    Materials physics
    Chaudhari, P. / Dresselhaus, M. S. et al. | 1999
    S336
    The invention of the transistor
    Riordan, Michael / Hoddeson, Lillian / Herring, Conyers et al. | 1999
    S346
    Statistical mechanics: A selective review of two central issues
    Lebowitz, Joel L. et al. | 1999
    S358
    Scaling, universality, and renormalization: Three pillars of modern critical phenomena
    Stanley, H. Eugene et al. | 1999
    S367
    Insights from soft condensed matter
    Witten, Thomas A. et al. | 1999
    S374
    Granular matter: a tentative view
    de Gennes, P. G. et al. | 1999
    S374
    Granular material: a tentative view
    De Gennes, P. G. et al. | 1999
    S383
    Fluid turbulence
    Sreenivasan, Katepalli R. et al. | 1999
    S396
    Pattern formation in nonequilibrium physics
    Gollub, J. P. / Langer, J. S. et al. | 1999
    S404
    The collisionless nature of high-temperature plasmas
    O’Neil, T. M. / Coroniti, F. V. et al. | 1999
    S411
    Chemical physics: Molecular clouds, clusters, and corrals
    Herschbach, Dudley et al. | 1999
    S419
    Biological Physics
    Frauenfelder, Hans / Wolynes, Peter G. / Austin, Robert H. et al. | 1999
    S431
    Brain, neural networks, and computation
    Hopfield, J. J. et al. | 1999
    S438
    Microscopic simulations in physics
    Ceperley, D. M. et al. | 1999
    S444
    Physics and applications of medical imaging
    Hendee, William R. et al. | 1999
    S451
    Nuclear fission reactors
    Till, Charles E. et al. | 1999
    S456
    Nuclear power—fusion
    Fowler, T. Kenneth et al. | 1999
    S460
    Physics and U.S. national security
    Drell, Sidney D. et al. | 1999
    S471
    Laser technology
    Slusher, R. E. et al. | 1999
    S480
    Physics and the communications industry
    Brinkman, W. F. / Lang, D. V. et al. | 1999
    STATISTICAL PHYSICS AND FLUIDS - Pattern formation in nonequilibrium physics
    Gollub, J.P. et al. | 1999
    ATOMIC, MOLECULAR, AND OPTICAL PHYSICS - Laser spectroscopy and quantum optics
    Hänsch, T. et al. | 1999
    STATISTICAL PHYSICS AND FLUIDS - Insights from soft condensed matter
    Witten, Thomas A. et al. | 1999
    PARTICLE PHYSICS AND RELATED TOPICS - Accelerators and detectors
    Panofsky, W.K.H. et al. | 1999
    PLASMA PHYSICS - The collisionless nature of high-temperature plasmas
    O'Neil, T.M. et al. | 1999
    STATISTICAL PHYSICS AND FLUIDS - Statistical mechanics: A selective review of two central issues
    Lebowitz, Joel L. et al. | 1999
    PARTICLE PHYSICS AND RELATED TOPICS - Anomalous g values of the electron and muon
    Hughes, V.W. et al. | 1999
    CHEMICAL PHYSICS AND BIOLOGICAL PHYSICS - Biological physics
    Frauenfelder, Hans et al. | 1999
    CONDENSED MATTER PHYSICS - Superconductivity
    Schrieffer, J.R. et al. | 1999
    CONDENSED MATTER PHYSICS - The invention of the transistor
    Riordan, Michael et al. | 1999
    APPLICATIONS OF PHYSICS TO OTHER AREAS - Physics and the communications industry
    Brinkman, W.F. et al. | 1999
    APPLICATIONS OF PHYSICS TO OTHER AREAS - Laser technology
    Slusher, R.E. et al. | 1999
    ASTROPHYSICS - Deciphering the nature of dark matter
    Sadoulet, Bernard et al. | 1999
    PARTICLE PHYSICS AND RELATED TOPICS - String theory, supersymmetry, unification, and all that
    Schwarz, John H. et al. | 1999
    NUCLEAR PHYSICS - Stellar nucleosynthesis
    Salpeter, Edwin E. et al. | 1999
    ASTROPHYSICS - Cosmic microwave background radiation
    Page, Lyman et al. | 1999
    APPLICATIONS OF PHYSICS TO OTHER AREAS - Nuclear power -- Fusion
    Fowler, T.Kenneth et al. | 1999
    PARTICLE PHYSICS AND RELATED TOPICS - Neutrino physics
    Wolfenstein, L. et al. | 1999
    ASTROPHYSICS - Cosmology at the millennium
    Turner, Michael S. et al. | 1999
    ATOMIC, MOLECULAR, AND OPTICAL PHYSICS - Quantum effects in one- and two-photon interference
    Mandel, L. et al. | 1999
    CONDENSED MATTER PHYSICS - In touch with atoms
    Binnig, G. et al. | 1999
    CHEMICAL PHYSICS AND BIOLOGICAL PHYSICS - Brain, neural networks, and computation
    Hopfield, J.J. et al. | 1999
    ATOMIC, MOLECULAR, AND OPTICAL PHYSICS - Atom cooling, trapping, and quantum manipulation
    Wieman, Carl E. et al. | 1999
    APPLICATIONS OF PHYSICS TO OTHER AREAS - Physics and US national security
    Drell, Sidney D. et al. | 1999
    CONDENSED MATTER PHYSICS - Superfluidity
    Leggett, A.J. et al. | 1999
    ATOMIC, MOLECULAR, AND OPTICAL PHYSICS - Laser physics: Quantum controversy in action
    Lamb, W.E. et al. | 1999
    CONDENSED MATTER PHYSICS - Materials physics
    Chaudhari, P. et al. | 1999
    ATOMIC, MOLECULAR, AND OPTICAL PHYSICS - Experiment and foundations of quantum physics
    Zeilinger, Anton et al. | 1999
    PARTICLE PHYSICS AND RELATED TOPICS - Quantum field theory
    Wilczek, Frank et al. | 1999
    CONDENSED MATTER PHYSICS - Conductance viewed as transmission
    Imry, Yoseph et al. | 1999
    APPLICATIONS OF PHYSICS TO OTHER AREAS - Nuclear fission reactors
    Till, Charles E. et al. | 1999
    STATISTICAL PHYSICS AND FLUIDS - Granular material: A tentative view
    Gennes, P.G.de et al. | 1999
    Cumulative listing of reprints
    | 1999
    STATISTICAL PHYSICS AND FLUIDS - Scaling, universality, and renormalization: Three pillars of modern critical phenomena
    Stanley, H.Eugene et al. | 1999
    ASTROPHYSICS - Gravitational radiation
    Weiss, Rainer et al. | 1999
    ASTROPHYSICS - Black holes
    Horowitz, Gary T. et al. | 1999
    NUCLEAR PHYSICS - Nuclear physics at the end of the century
    Henley, E.M. et al. | 1999
    PARTICLE PHYSICS AND RELATED TOPICS - The standard model of particle physics
    Gaillard, Mary K. et al. | 1999
    CHEMICAL PHYSICS AND BIOLOGICAL PHYSICS - Microscopic simulations in physics
    Ceperley, D.M. et al. | 1999
    ATOMIC, MOLECULAR, AND OPTICAL PHYSICS - From nanosecond to femtosecond science
    Bloembergen, N. et al. | 1999
    ATOMIC, MOLECULAR, AND OPTICAL PHYSICS - Atomic physics
    Datz, Sheldon et al. | 1999
    CHEMICAL PHYSICS AND BIOLOGICAL PHYSICS - Chemical physics: Molecular clouds, clusters, and corrals
    Herschbach, Dudley et al. | 1999
    APPLICATIONS OF PHYSICS TO OTHER AREAS - Physics and applications of medical imaging
    Hendee, William R. et al. | 1999
    CONDENSED MATTER PHYSICS - The fractional quantum Hall effect
    Stormer, Horst L. et al. | 1999
    ASTROPHYSICS - Cosmic rays: The most energetic particles in the universe
    Cronin, James W. et al. | 1999
    STATISTICAL PHYSICS AND FLUIDS - Fluid turbulence
    Sreenivasan, Katepalli R. et al. | 1999

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