Is the ‘Feyman Effect’ a Misnomer?

Thornber, Karvel K.; Clayton, Donald D.; Gropper, Arthur L.; Shult, Donald E.; Blessing, G. V.

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Is the ‘Feyman Effect’ a Misnomer?

Karvel K. Thornber;

Karvel K. Thornber

NEC Research Institute, Princeton, New Jersey

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Donald D. Clayton;

Donald D. Clayton

Clemson University, Clemson, South Carolina

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Arthur L. Gropper;

Arthur L. Gropper

Glendale, California

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Donald E. Shult;

Donald E. Shult

University of Nebraska, Omaha

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G. V. Blessing

National Institute of Standards and Technology Gaithersburg, Maryland

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Physics Today 45 (10), 142–144 (1992);

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