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Burton Richter, an American physicist who shared the 1976 Nobel Prize for discovering a subatomic particle, the curiously named "charm quark," that became a foundation stone of the modern understanding of matter at its deepest levels, died Wednesday in Palo Alto, California.
Only in November of that year, when a colleague at a meeting told Ting that particle physicist
Burton Richter had seen the same signal at the Stanford Linear Accelerator Center, did Ting share his finding.
The letter is endorsed by the following 25 Nobel laureates in physics: Leon Neil Cooper (1972) , Brian David Josephson (1973) , Anthony Hewish (1974),
Burton Richter (1976), Arno Allan Penzias (1978), Sheldon Lee Glashow (1979), James Cronin(1980), Nicholas Bloembergen (1981), Klaus von Klitz ing (1985), Jack Steinberger (1988), Douglas D.
Burton Richter, a Nobel Prize--winning physicist at Stanford University and former board member for Areva's U.S.
Non-fiction science and environmental writer Andrew Revkin posted a lengthy article on the October 18 New York Times online Opinion Page titled "With Tight Research Budgets, Is There Room for the Eternal Promise of Fusion?" The article includes a lengthy assessment of the current status of both inertial and magnetic fusion programs by Stanford physicist
Burton Richter. The full article can be accessed at: http://dotearth.blogs.nytimes.com/2012/10/18/with-tight-research-budgets-is-there-room-for-the-eternal-promise-of-fusion/http://dotearth.blogs.nytimes.com/2012/10/18/with-tight-research-budgets-is-there-room-for-the-eternal-promise-of-fusion/
So says
Burton Richter in a new book that discusses and debates one of the great issues of the age, global warming.
Lewis, California Institute of Technology, 1995-Physiology or Medicine; William Lipscomb, Harvard University, 1976-Chemistry; Ferid Murad, University of Texas at Houston, 1998-Physiology or Medicine; Marshall Nirenberg, National Institutes of Health, 1968-Physiology or Medicine; Sir Paul Nurse, Cancer Research UK, 2001-Physiology or Medicine;
Burton Richter, Stanford Linear Accelerator Center, 1976-Physics; Richard J.
The Nobel Prize in Physics was awarded jointly to
Burton Richter of Stanford University and to Samuel C.
Burton Richter, member, Stanford Linear Accelerator Center
leadership on the electron frontier," says
Burton Richter, SLAC director.
"The standard model is too good;' says SLAC Director
Burton Richter. "it predicts too well.
Last month, SLAC Director
Burton Richter appointed a special task force of experts to take charge of bringing the collider up to par.