Titlebook: Early History of Cosmic Ray Studies; Personal Reminiscenc Yataro Sekido,Harry Elliot Book 1985 D. Reidel Publishing Company, Dordrecht, Hol

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Die Erregung von Muskel und Nerv,Nishina Laboratory) of The Institute of Physical and Chemical Research (I.P.C.R.). There, R. Sagane soon started to make Geiger-Müller counters. The first counter was made of a copper tube 5 cm in length and 2 cm in diameter. Both ends of the tube were shielded by ebonite plugs, and a steel wire was

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Resorption, Assimilation, innere Sekretion,muon was established. I came to the ‘Magnet House’ in Malet Street, London, in September 1936 and continued there until January 1938, when the whole apparatus was dismantled and removed to the Physical Laboratories at Manchester, where P.M.S. Blackett, for whom I was working as a research assistant,

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Cosmic Rays and the Beginning of the Meson Theory theory. However, one impression still remains clearly. It was the discovery of the cosmic ray mesotron, which is now known as the mu-meson. This experimental discovery of the mu-meson encouraged the meson theory, and the theory developed actively and rapidly by this stimulation. I remember clearly how really effective it was.

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0067-0057 H. Elliot, V. L. Ginzburg, B. Peters, Y. Sekido, and J. A. Simpson met together as a dinner party devoted to the enjoyment of Japanese cuisine and reminiscences of our younger days. This pleasant occasion called to of our own age as well as some eminent seniors not present at the mind the many frien

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-24738-9unexpected nature of the many phenomena encountered. Almost everyone in the game made mistakes. These involved errors not only in the taking of the data because of unknown influences at work but also in the interpretation of even the good data.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-97079-4ch cannot be explained by mere chance but implies the importance of the discoverer’s spirit. And, I felt a strong similarity in their spirits, i.e. a pure and deep interest in strangeness without any motive from need. Thus, the whole story seems to be one of the typical profiles of pure physics.