Nuclear forces and the few‐nucleon problem
OCT 01, 1959
DOI: 10.1063/1.3060519
When I arrived at the other side of the ocean I was asked whether I came over on a Fulbright or whether I came for the “conference season”. A glance at the calendar of international scientific gatherings is enough to ascertain that summer in Europe has indeed grown into a “conference season”, the popularity and success of which can be well demonstrated by the story of the London conference on which I am reporting.
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Michael J. Moravcsik, Lawrence Radiation Laboratory, U. of California, Livermore.
© 1959 American Institute of Physics
