Harold Walter Lewis

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1959-1986 Duke University, Durham, NC 
Area:
atomic physics
Website:
https://phy.duke.edu/about/history/historical-faculty/harold-w-lewis
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(1917 - 2000)
DOI: 10.1063/1.1397406
http://www.tunl.duke.edu/nucldata/Theses/TUNL_Theses.shtml
http://www.tunl.duke.edu/nucldata/Theses/PhD/Lewis_1949.pdf The author wishes to express his gratitude to Dr. W. M. Nielsen for his helpful guidance throughout the course of this investigation

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Walter McKinley Nielsen grad student 1949 Duke
 (Cosmic-Ray Bursts in Ionization Chambers of Different Materials.)
Henry Winston Newson research scientist 1950 Duke

Children

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John William Olness grad student 1951-1957 Duke
Robert James Olness grad student 1961 Duke
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Wilenzick RM, Seth KK, Bevington PR, et al. (1965) Elastic and inelastic scattering of 6 MeV neutrons Nuclear Physics. 62: 511-525
Olness RJ, Seth KK, Lewis HW. (1964) ELASTIC SCATTERING POLARIZATION FOR 1.5-Mev NEUTRONS Nuclear Physics. 52: 529-541
Buccino SG, Hollandsworth CE, Lewis HW, et al. (1964) Inelastic scattering of neutrons from medium and heavy nuclei Nuclear Physics. 60: 17-34
Goldberger ML, Lewis HW, Watson KM. (1963) Use of intensity correlations to determine the phase of a scattering amplitude Physical Review. 132: 2764-2787
Bevington PR, Rolland WW, Lewis HW. (1961) Relative yields of neutron groups from the Li7(p, n)Be7, Be7* reactions Physical Review. 121: 871-876
Wilenzick RM, Mitchell GE, Seth KK, et al. (1961) Measurement and interpretation of neutron total cross sections of carbon, calcium, and lead Physical Review. 121: 1150-1158
Bernstein EM, Lewis HW. (1954) L-shell ionization by protons of 1.5- to 4.25-Mev energy Physical Review. 95: 83-86
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