He developed a wave guide device for radar at Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and after the war, his research dealt with shock-wave theory and quantum mechanics.
He developed a wave guide device for radar at Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and after the war, his research dealt with shock-wave theory and quantum mechanics. At Cornell he became interested in investigating the source of stellar energy. By 1939 he had developed a promising answer to the problem posed by the large energy production of stars over long life spans. But this man is probably most famous for his involvement with weapons of mass destruction, joining Teller to develop the hydrogen bomb and later serving as chief of the theoretical division of the atomic bomb project. FTP, identify this scientist who negotiated the 1963 partial test ban treaty and won the Nobel Prize for Physics four years later.
He developed a wave guide device for radar at Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and after the war, his research dealt with shock-wave theory and quantum mechanics.
Hans Albrecht {Bethe}