A World without Disorder: Absolute Zero Temperature

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Robert C. Richardson's 1978 public lecture, demonstration, "A World Without Disorder: Absolute Zero Temperature", describes for a general audience the research for which later he, along with Lee and Osheroff, would be honored with a Nobel Prize in Physics in 1996.

The Cornell Chronicle 10(13) p.9 30 Nov 1978 stated "He will describe some of the unexpected new phenomena recently discovered ... within a few thousandths of a degree of absolute zero. Finally he will discuss some of the unsolved puzzles and the practical implications of research at very low temperatures."

In the DVD-ROM: Selected articles published by the Cornell Chronicle about Cornell research on absolute zero (and superconductivity) are included, along with video formats for playing as QuickTime and iPod movies (320x240 pixels).

Running time: 48 minutes, 4x3 aspect ratio

Published by The Internet-First University Press.

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Miscellaneous Items from the Robert Richardson DVD
(Internet-First University Press, 2008)
This item consists of Screen Shots from the video "A World Without Disorder: Absolute Zero Temperature" and a PDF of Supplemental Materials.
Cornell Chronicle articles: W. E. Moerner
Chronicle, Cornell (Internet-First University Press, 2002)
This is a collection of 4 articles from the Cornell Chronicle from 1979 through 2002 dealing with W. E. Moerner, Physicist who earned his PHD at Cornell University.
Cornell Alumni News articles: Absolute Zero
News, Cornell Alumni (Internet-First University Press, 1996)
This is a collection of 6 articles from the Cornell Alumni News from 1973 through 1996 dealing with the topics of low temperature and high temperature superconductivity and the researchers involved in this field of study.
Cornell Chronicle articles: Absolute Zero
Chronicle, Cornell (Internet-First University Press, 2007)
This is a collection of 34 articles from the Cornell Chronicle from 1970 through 2007 dealing with the topics of low temperature and high temperature superconductivity and the researchers involved in this field of study.
A World Without Disorder: Absolute Zero Temperature - A Robert C. Richardson Lecture
Richardson, Robert C. (Internet-First University Press, 1979-08-01)
Robert C. Richardson's 1978 public lecture, demonstration, "A World Without Disorder: Absolute Zero Temperature", describes for a general audience the research for which later he, along with Lee and Osheroff, would be honored with a Nobel Prize in Physics in 1996.

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