Reference Frame Articles by Daniel Kleppner
1. A Passion for Precision (experimental physics)
2. Night Thoughts on the NSF (science policy)
3. With Apologies to Casimir (quantum theory)
Letters: Vacuums, Retardation and Casimir Interactions
4. Kudos for a Radical College (history)
5. Quantum Chaos and the Bow‐Stern Enigma (quantum
physics) “Quantum Chaos and the Bow–Stern Enigma” by
Daniel Kleppner, Physics Today, Physics Today 0031-9228
44 8 1991 9 10.1063/1.881269 August 1991, page 9
6. A Lesson in Humility (predictions in science)
7. MRI for the Third World (science and society)
8. Fretting about Statistics (experimental physics)
9. About Benjamin Thompson (history)
10. The Gem of General Relativity (radio astronomy)
11. Thoughts on Being Bad (science and society)
Letters: Congressman Brown: Not One to ‘Bad’‐Mouth Science
Letters: Searching for Science Criticism’s Sources
12. Where I Stand (science and society)
Letters: Global Positioning System’s Hidden History
13. Some Small Big Science (styles of physics)
Letters: Atomic Parity Violation’s Vaporous Beginnings
14. Confessions of a Committee Junkie (behavior modification)
15. The Most Tenuous of Molecules (molecular physics)
16. The Choice (history)
17. Memoirs of Schrödinger’s Cat (history)
Letters: Cat Tales Reveal Footnotes to History that Give One Pause
18. The Fuss About Bose–Einstein Condensation (atomic physics)
Letters: The ‘Atom Laser’ and the Constructs of Physicists—Revisited
19. A Beginner’s Guide to the Atom Laser (atomic physics)
20. Nibbling the Bullet (science and society)
Letters: ‘Nibbling the Bullet’: Tenure, Mandated Retirement, Options
21. Physics in 50 Years (predictions in physics)
22. The Yin and Yang of Hydrogen (history)
23. On the Matter of the Meter (metrology)
Advance-Letter: The Measure of a Meter
24. Professor Feshbach and His Resonance (atomic physics)
25. The Master of Dispersion (history)
26. Time too good to be true (metrology)
27. Master Michelson’s measurement (history and metrology)
28. Hanbury Brown’s steamroller (quantum optics)
Letters: Hanbury Brown and Twiss: Important, anti-weird, beautiful (M. Büttiker)
Hanbury Brown and Twiss: Important, anti-weird, beautiful (V. Degiorgio)
Hanbury Brown and Twiss: Important, anti-weird, beautiful (D.C. Morton)
Hanbury Brown and Twiss: Important, anti-weird, beautiful (D. Kleppner)
29. What Sam said (science writing)
30. A genuine teaching experience (education)
Letters: Teaching teachers and reaching students (A. Mugler)
Teaching teachers and reaching students (D. Kleppner)
Other Articles
1. Research in Small Groups
2. Cavity Quantum Electrodynamics
3. Boost-Phase Defense Against Intercontinental Ballistic Missiles
4. Boost-Phase Missile Defense Debate Continues – Part 01
5. Boost-Phase Missile Defense Debate Continues – Part 02
6. Rereading Einstein on Radiation
7. Kleppner Receives 1991 Lilienfeld Prize for Maser Work
8. At Long Last, a Bose–Einstein Condensate is Formed in Hydrogen
9. Norman Foster Ramsey Jr
10. Norman Ramsey and his method