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Los Alamos Science No. 1, Summer 1980

Premier Issue
The premier issue of Los Alamos Science became a collector's item because of the seminal article by Mitchell Feigenbaum on the approach to chaotic behavior in deterministic systems. The volume also features a series of articles on nuclear safeguards, an international effort to prevent proliferation by monitoring nuclear materials that began in the 1960's at Los Alamos.

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Los Alamos Science No. 2, Winter/Spring 1981

Airborne Experiments on the Solar Corona, The Science of High Explosives, The Boundary Layer Problem in Fluid Flow, & More...
This volume displays the extraordinary focus on basic research that has remained a LANL hallmark from the days of the Manhattan Project.

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Los Alamos Science No. 3, Summer/Fall 1981

Reactor Safety
This volume, produced shortly after the accident at the Three Mile Island nuclear reactor, presents a detailed analysis of the accident by Los Alamos researchers as well as discussions of reactor safety for both traditional light water reactors as well as fast breeder reactors. LANL expertise in reactor-safety analysis and multiphase fluid-flow simulation is amply demonstrated through tutorial-like presentations.

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Los Alamos Science No. 4, Winter/Spring 1982

Molecular Laser Isotope Separation
Laser photochemistry, the interaction of lasers with molecules, became an important area of research at Los Alamos in the early 1970s. This volume reports on the attempts to use this technique as a means to produce enriched uranium.

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Los Alamos Science No. 5, Summer 1982

Gamma-Ray Bursts, A Nuclear Microprobe of Materials, A Possible Connection between Solar Variability and Terrestrial Climate Change
The three exciting research projects presented here are shown to have surprising roots in weapons-related research and development.

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