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Manuel Sandoval Vallarta

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Vallarta let his student in on a secret of mentor-protégé publishing: the senior scientist's name comes first. Feynman had his revenge a few years later, when Heisenberg concluded an entire book in cosmic rays with the phrase: "such an effect is not to be expected according to Vallarta and Feynman."
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physicist and Catholic priest, Vallarta discovered that the intensity of cosmic rays varied with latitude because these charged particles are interacting with the Earth's magnetic field. They also worked on a theory of primary cosmic radiation and applied it to their investigations of the Sun's
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from 1944 to 1947. He served on and led a number of commissions for the Mexican government, mostly relating to science policy, and represented his country at numerous international conferences. He was elected to the
233:. He received his B.S. in physics from MIT in 1921; in 1924, MIT awarded him his Ph.D. He joined MIT's physics faculty in 1923, eventually rising to the rank of full professor. In 1927, Vallarta received a two-year 487: 357: 289:
When they next met, Feynman asked gleefully whether Vallarta had seen Heisenberg's book. Vallarta knew why Feynman was grinning. "Yes," he replied. "You're the last word in cosmic rays."
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Later in life, Vallarta became involved in administration. In 1946, he became a member of the governing board of UNAM, and was director of the
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology School of Science faculty
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on experiments to show that cosmic rays were composed of
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magnetic field and the effects of the galaxy's rotation.
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From 1943 to 1946, he divided his time between MIT and
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Spanish name
surname

CONACyT
Mexico City
Mexico City
Mexican
MIT
LĂ©gion d'honneur
France
Mexico
MIT
UNAM
Richard Feynman
Julius Stratton
physicist
MIT
National Autonomous University of Mexico
Mexico City
Ignacio Vallarta
War of Reform
Guggenheim Fellowship
Berlin
Leipzig
Albert Einstein
Max Planck
Erwin Schrödinger
Werner Heisenberg
American Academy of Arts and Sciences
Richard Feynman

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