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Frank Oppenheimer, 184-Zoll-Zyklotron, rechts. Foto vom 19. Juni. Principal Investigator / Projekt: Analog Conversion Project [Fotograf: Donald Cooksey]
Arnold Clark (links) und "Fuzzy" Wooters auf dem unteren Kern des 184-Zoll-Zyklotrons, aufgenommen am 14. November 1941. Principal Investigator / Projekt: Analog Conversion Project [Fotograf: Donald Cooksey]
Joseph Hamilton (links) und Paul Aebersold auf dem unteren Kern des 184-Zoll-Zyklotrons mit Bill Twitchell unten, aufgenommen am 15. Mai 1941. Principal Investigator / Projekt: Analog Conversion Project [Fotograf: Donald Cooksey]
184-Zoll-Zyklotronkonstruktion. Donald Cooksey (links) und Paul Aebersold, aufgenommen am 28. November 1940. Principal Investigator / Projekt: Analog Conversion Project [Fotograf: Donald Cooksey]
184-Zoll-Zyklotron, Kalutronenumwandlung. Zyklotrontank draußen mit Donald Cooksey und einer weiteren Person drinnen. Foto vom 28. 6. 1946. 184 "-252 Principal Investigator / Projekt: Projekt zur analogen Konvertierung
184-Zoll-Zyklotron, Kalutronenumwandlung. Cyclotron dee, Vorderseite zeigt Ausstiegsschlitz in der linken Seite. Foto vom 20. 6. 1946. 184 "-233 Principal Investigator / Projekt: Projekt zur analogen Konvertierung
184-Zoll-Zyklotron, Calutron-Umwandlung, Robert Thornton. Foto vom 14. September 1946. 184 "-378 Principal Investigator / Projekt: Projekt zur analogen Konvertierung
184-Zoll-Zyklotron, Kalutronenumwandlung, EL-Modell im Maßstab 1 / 4 des Oszillators. Foto vom 22. 8. 1946. 184 "-321 Principal Investigator / Projekt: Projekt zur analogen Konvertierung
184-Zoll-Zyklotrontank, Kalutronenumbau. Foto vom 21.6.1946. 184 "-268 Principal Investigator / Projekt: Projekt zur analogen Konvertierung
184-Zoll-Zyklotron. Frank Oppenheimer (Mitte rechts) und Robert Thornton (rechts) untersuchen den 4-Quellen-Emitter für das verbesserte Alpha-Kalutron. Siehe auch XBD 9606-02760.TIF. Principal Investigator / Projekt: Analog Conversion Project [Fotograf: Donald Cooksey]
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