The Influence of Accelerator Science on Physics Research

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Enzo F. Haussecker
Alexander W. Chao
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[1] SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory,
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Physics in Perspective | 2011年 / 13卷
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Owen Chamberlain; John D. Cockcroft; William A. Fowler; Robert Hofstadter; Gerardus ’t Hooft; J. Hans D. Jensen; Henry W. Kendall; Ernest O. Lawrence; Maria Goeppert Mayer; Simon van der Meer; Wolfgang Paul; Martin L. Perl; Burton Richter; Carlo Rubbia; Emilio G. Segrè; Richard E. Taylor; Samuel C.C. Ting; Ernest T.S. Walton; Nobel Prize for Physics; accelerator science; history of physics;
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We evaluate accelerator science in the context of its contributions to the physics community. We address the problem of quantifying these contributions and present a scheme for a numerical evaluation of them. We show by using a statistical sample of important developments in modern physics that accelerator science has influenced 28% of post-1938 physicists and also 28% of post-1938 physics research. We also examine how the influence of accelerator science has evolved over time, and show that on average it has contributed to a physics Nobel Prize-winning research every 2.9 years.
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页码:146 / 160
页数:14
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