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>Glenn Harold Peebles

Glenn Harold Peebles

Numerical programs for solving hyperbolic systems by the method of characteristics: Radio emission from a nuclear explosion—Part I

1966
Computation of the Matrix Elements of Quantum Mechanics.

1963
Solutions of the temperature-perturbed Thomas-Fermi equation.

1954
Gamma-Ray Transmission Through Finite Slabs

1952
Transmission of Gamma Rays Through Large Thicknesses of Heavy Materials

1950

Objective Analysis. Effective Solutions.

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