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  • Verlag: The Physical Review, 1945., [College Park, MD]:, 1945

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    2 offprints + 1 tear sheat. Original wrappers. BOTH OFFPRINTS INSCRIBED TO ABRAHAM PAIS BY CHIHIRO KIKUCHI. Very good. INVENTORY: 1. PODOLSKY, Boris; KIKUCHI, Chihiro. A Generalized Electrodynamics. Part II :: Quantum. Offprint from: The Physical Review, vol. 65, Nos. 7 and 8, pp. 228-235, April 1 and 15, 1944. Printed self-wraps; inner margin nicked. INSCRIBED: "With the author's compliments, C. Kikuchi". 2. PODOLSKY, Boris; KIKUCHI, Chihiro. Auxiliary Conditions and Electrostatic Interaction in Generalized Quantum Electrodynamics. Offprint from: The Physical Review, vol. 67, nos. 5 and 6, pp. 184-192, March 1 and 15, 1945. Inscribed to Abraham Pais from Chihiro Kikuchi. [Added] PODOLSKY, Boris. We hear that. . . Page torn away from: Physics Today, pp. 141, March [unknown]. / Kikuchi received his doctorate in physics from the University of Washington (1944), began his career as Instructor Haverford College, Pennsylvania, 1943-1944, then to the University of Michigan in 1955, staying till 1982, as professor of Nuclear Engineering. Visiting research physicist Brookhaven National Laboratory, Upton, New York, 1951â"1952. Technical specialist International Atomic Energy Agency, Taiwan, 1964. International collaborator Atomic Energy Institution, Brazil, 1976â"1977. He was a "specialist in the field of solid-state physics, notably the ruby maser and electron spin resonance; and advocate of nuclear power." There is a Chair named for him at Michigan.Podolsky was a Russian-born American physicist, remembered for his work with Einstein on wave fuctions and the EPR paradox.