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Carl Anderson, 1973-1974 Music Faculty
No full textCarl Anderson was a member of the Music faculty at Jacksonville State University in 1973-1974. Shown, right, he instructs a female student during a flute lesson.https://digitalcommons.jsu.edu/lib-ac-histimg/45121/thumbnail.jp
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Carl Anderson, 1977-1978 Music Department Faculty 1
No full textCarl Anderson was a faculty member in the Department of Music at Jacksonville State University in 1977-1978.https://digitalcommons.jsu.edu/lib-ac-histimg/37077/thumbnail.jp
Carl Anderson and Dian Lawler, 1976-1977 Music Faculty 3
No full textCarl Anderson and Dian Lawler were members of the music faculty at Jacksonville State University in 1976-1977. Shown they are gathered around a piano with students.https://digitalcommons.jsu.edu/lib_ac_histimg_1970/5556/thumbnail.jp
Carl Anderson, 1971-1972 Music Department Faculty 1
No full textCarl Anderson was a faculty member in the Department of Music at Jacksonville State University in 1971-1972. Shown seated inside an office he holds an open music score.https://digitalcommons.jsu.edu/lib-ac-histimg/35409/thumbnail.jp
Carl Anderson and Dian Lawler, 1976-1977 Music Faculty 1
No full textCarl Anderson and Dian Lawler were members of the music faculty at Jacksonville State University in 1976-1977. Shown they are gathered around a piano with students.https://digitalcommons.jsu.edu/lib_ac_histimg_1970/5554/thumbnail.jp
Carl Anderson and Dian Lawler, 1976-1977 Music Faculty 2
No full textCarl Anderson and Dian Lawler were members of the music faculty at Jacksonville State University in 1976-1977. Shown they are gathered around a piano with students.https://digitalcommons.jsu.edu/lib_ac_histimg_1970/5555/thumbnail.jp
Carl Anderson, Dr. Ronald Attinger, Scott Henderson, 1972-1973 Music Faculty 1
No full textCarl Anderson (clarinet), Dr. Ronald Attinger (saxophone), and Scott Henderson (trombone) were members of the Music faculty at Jacksonville State University in 1972-1973.https://digitalcommons.jsu.edu/lib-ac-histimg/43646/thumbnail.jp
Interior of Dr. Carl Anderson House, 416 East 2nd Street, Canton SD, Lincoln County
No full text35 mm slide, light fixture hanging from white ceiling, part of curtained windows in backgroundDrawer info: Lawrence - McCook; Canton SurveyKodachrome Film LN-CN-CN-CN-73 416 E - 2ND ST DR. Carl Anderson Hse. Interior RS 34 Aug 92R0
Carl Anderson´s 1932 upward going positron
No full textThe 1932 discovery-photo of the positron track in Carl Anderson´s cloud chamber has been shown in numerous books and articles over the years. The 63 MeV positron strangely went upwards in the chamber, a fact not much discussed over the years. In his 1961 article about the early work on the positron and muon[1] Anderson writes:”Curiously enough, despite the strong admonitions of Dr. Millikan that upward-moving cosmic-ray particles were rare, this indeed was an example of one of those very rare upward-moving cosmic ray particles.” However, no explanation about the origin of the upward going positron has been published. In this work we discuss different positron sources and give a detailed explanation of the likely origin of Anderson´s upward going positron.</p
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