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George Washington Pierce

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Harvard University, Cambridge, MA, United States 
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(1872 - 1956)
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John Trowbridge grad student 1900 Harvard
 (The Application of the Radio-Micrometer to the Measurement of Short Electric Waves)

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Sidney Darlington research assistant 1928 Harvard (MathTree)
Emory Leon Chaffee grad student 1911 Harvard
Frederick Vinton Hunt grad student 1934 Harvard

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Pierce GW. (1909) Crystal rectifiers for electric currents and electric oscillations. Part III. Iron pyrites Physical Review (Series I). 29: 478-484
Pierce GW. (1909) Crystal rectifiers for electric currents and electric oscillations. Part II. Carborundum, molybdenite, anatase, brookite Physical Review (Series I). 28: 153-187
Pierce GW. (1909) Crystal rectifiers for electric currents and electric oscillations. Part II. Carborundum, molybdenite, anatase, brookite Physical Review (Series I). 28: 153-187
Pierce GW. (1907) Crystal rectifiers for electric currents and electric oscillations. Part I. carborundum Physical Review (Series I). 25: 31-60
Pierce G. (1901) LI. Note on the double refraction of electric waves Philosophical Magazine Series 1. 1: 548-551
Pierce G. (1901) XVI. Indices of refraction for electric waves, measured by a modified radio-micrometer Philosophical Magazine Series 1. 1: 179-198
MacFarlane A, Pierce GW. (1893) On the electric strength of solid, liquid, and gaseous dielectrics Physical Review (Series I). 1: 161-165
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