Smythe, William Ralph
Advisor — 17 thesises
- Ogier, Walter Thomas — A Direct Velocity Measurement Apparatus to Determine the Specific Electronic Charge (1953, Dissertation (Ph.D.))
- Safonov, George Michael — A Momentum Spectrum for High Energy Mesotrons (1949, Dissertation (Ph.D.))
- Baum, William Alvin — Attenuation of Ultraviolet Light by the Lower Atmosphere (1950, Dissertation (Ph.D.))
- Townes, Charles Hard — Concentration of the Heavy Isotope of Carbon and Measurement of its Nuclear Spin (1939, Dissertation (Ph.D.))
- Dacey, George Clement — Design and Calibration of a New Apparatus to Measure the Specific Electronic Charge (1951, Dissertation (Ph.D.))
- Taylor, Thomas Tallott — Electromagnetic Scattering by a Short Right Circular Conducting Cylinder (1958, Dissertation (Ph.D.))
- West, Samuel Stewart — Improvement and Application of a High-Intensity Magnetic-Lens Type of Mass-Spectrometer (1934, Dissertation (Ph.D.))
- Pi, Te Hsien — Magnesium Ion Source for High Intensity Mass Spectrograph (1944, Dissertation (Ph.D.))
- Wilts, Charles Harold — Measurements of the Ratio of Charge to Mass of Free Electrons Using a Resonant Cavity (1948, Dissertation (Ph.D.))
- Morgan, Samuel Pope, Jr. — Properties and Applications of Bessel Functions of Imaginary Order (1947, Dissertation (Ph.D.))
- Andrew, Alan — The Concentration of the Isotope Helium 3 (1949, Dissertation (Ph.D.))
- Rumbaugh, Lynn Hamilton — The Development of a High Intensity Magnetic Lens Type of Mass Spectrometer (1932, Dissertation (Ph.D.))
- Lauritzen, John Irvin — The Experimental Results of an Apparatus Designed to Determine the Specific Electronic Charge (1955, Dissertation (Ph.D.))
- Evvard, John Cooper — The Production and Separation of Magnesium Ions (1943, Dissertation (Ph.D.))
- Robinson, Charles Franklin — The Production of Positive Ions in Resonant Cavities (1949, Dissertation (Ph.D.))
- Hemmendinger, Arthur — The Radioactive Isotope of Potassium (1937, Dissertation (Ph.D.))
- Wooldridge, Dean Everett — The Separation of Gaseous Isotopes by Diffusion (1936, Dissertation (Ph.D.))