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APPLIED PHYSICS.

The Lancet, 1930
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Department of Applied Physics of the Faculty of Physics

SIBERIAN JOURNAL OF PHYSICS, 2023
The paper considers the history, stages of formation and development of the Department of Applied Physics of the Faculty of Physics of NSU. The structure of the department, solved and currently solved scientific tasks are described. The results of scientific, pedagogical and innovative activities of the main divisions of the department are considered.
A. Е. Zarvin, E. N. Galashov, B. S. Ezdin, N. G. Korobeishchikov, P. G. Pasko, A. S. Yaskin   +5 more
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Physics Applied to Physical Education

The Journal of Health and Physical Education, 1932
(1932). Physics Applied to Physical Education. The Journal of Health and Physical Education: Vol. 3, No. 1, pp. 23-25.
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Applied nuclear physics at Yerevan Physics Institute

Journal of Contemporary Physics (Armenian Academy of Sciences), 2009
A number of areas of development of applied studies at the Yerevan Physics Institute (YerPhI) are viewed. The main area is research into possibilities to produce radio nuclides for nuclear medicine on the linear accelerator of electrons at YerPhI. We consider also the methods for employment of neutron beams obtained from photonuclear reactions for ...
R. H. Avagyan, A. E. Avetisyan, I. A. Kerobyan, S. P. Taroyan   +3 more
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Applied physics: Physics fights terrorism

Physics World, 1998
One of the TV success stories of the 1990s has been The X Files, in which two FBI special agents – one of whom has a physics degree – try to solve paranormal mysteries. Now real physicists from the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL) in California are going to help the FBI to fight terrorism.
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The Nature of Pure and Applied Physics

Physics Bulletin, 1965
Depth of insight is often confused with the distinction between pure and applied physics, but in fact they are not related at all and can be expressed as perpendicular axes. The distinction is purely one of purpose: the purpose of the applied physicist is to apply his physics for the benefit of humanity. He shares with the pure physicist the purpose of
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Applied Physics

2016
Archana Areti, Hariharan Seetharaman
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Turning physics into applied physics: The role of NRDC

Physics Bulletin, 1967
Many people know that the National Research Development Corporation backed the Hovercraft from its inception, but few are aware that NRDC is active in promoting the development of new inventions in almost every field of science and technology. Hovercraft is certainly the most spectacular invention with which the Corporation has been associated, but it ...
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Atomic physics techniques applied to nuclear physics

Nuclear Physics A, 2002
Abstract An overview is given on atomic physics techniques for manipulating radioactive beams and for extracting nuclear properties. Emphasis is put on recent developments involving storing and cooling of radioactive species in ion traps, storage rings, and laser neutral-atom traps.
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Applied Physics (Part I)

Physics forms the backbone of science and technology, helping us understand the fundamental principles that govern the behaviour of nature. The book Applied Physics (Part-I) has been carefully prepared to provide a strong foundation in basic physical concepts with a clear focus on their practical applications. It is primarily intended for undergraduate
Dr. K. Anandan, Dr. K. Gayathri, Dr. Muthaiah Shellaiah   +2 more
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