Donald Holt Loughridge
Affiliations: | 1939 | University of Washington, Seattle, Seattle, WA |
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Loughridge, Donald H., A determination of the cloud expansion method of the direction of emissions of B-rays produced by X-rays. Dissertation (Ph.D.), California Institute of Technology (1927)
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| (A determination by the cloud expansion method of the direction of emission of b-rays produced by x-rays.) | ||||
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| Millican FM, Loughridge DH. (1948) Mass temperature coefficients of cosmic-ray components Physical Review. 74: 66-70 |
| Gast PF, Loughridge DH. (1941) Cosmic rays in the bering sea [6] Physical Review. 59: 769-770 |
| Gast PF, Loughridge DH. (1941) Latitude effect of cosmic rays above 50°N latitude Physical Review. 59: 127-129 |
| Loughridge DH, Gast PF. (1940) Further investigations of the air mass effect on cosmic-ray intensity Physical Review. 58: 583-585 |
| Loughridge DH, Gast PF. (1940) Magnetic storm effect on cosmic rays at high latitudes [8] Physical Review. 57: 938 |
| Loughridge DH, Gast P. (1939) Air mass effect on cosmic-ray intensity [4] Physical Review. 56: 1169-1170 |
| Trueblood HC, Loughridge DH. (1938) The scattering and photoelectric absorption of high voltage X-rays in nitrogen Physical Review. 54: 545-554 |
| Loughridge DH. (1927) Direction of photo-electron emission Physical Review. 30: 488-493 |
| Loughridge DH. (1925) The direction of ejection of Photo-electrons produced by x-rays Physical Review. 26: 697-700 |