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October 21+, 191.1,. Colloquium. Captain Ackerman, »..u.s., Spoke on
preparing shapes masses of high explosives for implosion spheres.
November 21, 19%. Colloquium. Dr. Manley spoke on integral studies
particularly on tamper measurements.
November 28, 191+! Golloquslum. Dr. Nicholas Baker discussed nuclear
reactions of heavy elements and particularly the various results obtained when
a neutron comes in contact with heavy nuclei, such as Uranium "238.
December 12, 19M. Colloquium. Dr. Oppenheimer mentioned the three
alternative methods for implosion. 'Iheee include: ! Ghriety compression of
e solid sphere; ! Neddemeyer low velocity implosion to avoid Jets; ! ne
shaped change assembly or rearrangement oi fissile materiel. its speaker use
Gritchfield who discussed initiator for the neutron reaction. He mentioned the
Alvarez gamma.-Neutron source, the deuterium - deuterium reaction as an initiator,
as well as the developed procedures of Ayers and Robinson.
December 19, 19%. Colloquium, addressed by Dodson. Subjects dis-
cussed were ! Radio lanthanum experiments on the Christy compression
procedure; ! Foils of active material for neutron measurements; ! Sensitive
neutron detectors; L! polonium chemistry, and ! procedure for separation
of radio lanthanum from source materiel.
December 26, 191.1» Colloquium. Mcllaniele spoke on measurement of
the fission and neutron capture of Uranium 235 and Plutonium 239. Considerable
discussion was given to the attempted coordination of the experimental results
with the theoretical predictions.
January 2, 1916. Colloquium. Dr. Oppenheimer briefly mentioned the
Chriety solid sphere implosion, the shaped charge assembly of fissile material,
and the proposal to have E.R.L. study the Koski use the
January 16, 191.5. Colloquium. Bethe spoke on jet theories in the
implosion gadget. Experimental analysis by Tuck oi the British Mission and
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January 22, 191.5. Coordinating Council addressed by Teller on the
subject or autooatalytie methods of explosively releasing energy from fissile
mtrarialo
V February 5, 191.5. Griesen talked on the X-ray technique of implosion
examination, particularly as to its limitations and shortcomings.
February 26, 191.5. Colloquium. Seybolt addressed group on shaping of
uranium by casting, rolling, and pressing and by Belke on powder metanurgr.
March 5, 191.5. Coordinating Council. Dr. J. R. Oppenheimer outlined
the future program oi gadget study, emphasizing the freezing of designs in guns
and implosion assemblies.
Narch 6, l9l,5. Colloquium. Mr. Penny talked on the subject oi damage
by the blast effect of s gadget.
1+5 Co o um. Mr Marley spoke on the sub ect of ex- March l9, 19 . ll qui . j
plosive lens design and results for producing spherical implosion wave.
March 26, 191.5. Coordinating Council. Dr. Weisskopi spoke on the
subject of the proposed study of the explosive fission reaction efficiencies
by observation of the blast wave, neutron emission, X-ray particularly the
delayed!, and the fission products. latest critical mess values were armounoed.
April 2, l9L,5. Coordinating Council. Seybolt spoke on the shaping
of Uranium 235, specifically casting, end Jette on the processing of plutonium
metal and the allotropic forms or the material, mentioning the toxic dust
hazards in the processing.
April 9, l91+5. Coordinating Council. Peierls spoke on results of
implosion theoretical study.
April 10, 1945. Colloquium. Teller spoke on autooatalysis of fission
chain reactions.
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April 16, 191.5. Coordinating Council. Rossi spoke on the radio-lsnthenum experiments for examination of the implosion.
April 17, 191.5. Colloquium. Conmmder Birch spoke on the subject
of gun essmbly or fissile material with illustrative slides. Serber discussed
theoretical predictions of the performance of the gun.
April l9, 191.5. The Theoretical Division meeting was addressed by
Bethe on design of neutron sources or fission reaction initiators, discussing
specifically the Bethe-Tuck developments.
April 23, 191.5. Coordinating Council. Koske spoke on the argon
ash examination of imploding hemispheres end cylinders nth and without lenses.
April 2!», l9h5. Colloquium. Frisch discussed the activities of Group
l oi the Gadget Division, specifically covering the critical assembly of Uranium
235 and the "tickling of the dragon's tail" experiments by dropping e cylinder
oi fissile material through a tamper material to produce a very slightly super-
criticsl assembly.
April 30, 191.5. Coordinating Council. Robert Wilson spoke on experi-
ments tor determining the multiplication constant in neutron density calculations.
Serber commented on the check of the experiments with theoretical considerations.
May 7, 191.5. Coordinating Council. Critchfield talked about the three
potential neutron fission reaction initiators for the implosion gadget. These
included the Tuck-Bethe jet "Urchin," the Serduks beryllium plug "Melon-Seed,"
and the N. Baker granular "Nichodemus." Johns discussed the chemistry of polonium
and procedures for handling this material.
May 11., 191.5. Coordinating Council. Bainbridge spoke on the results
of the trial shot oi 100 tons of high explosive at Trinity. Cements were made
on the effectiveness of various measuring devices.
May 21, 191.5. Coordinating Council. Ramsey spoke on the more recent
work on the ultimate delivery oi the gadget, including assembly of the parts,
dropping or the gadget from e. plane, and means for observing the functioning
of the various parts.
Hay 28, 191.5. Coordinating Council. Commander Bradbury spoke on the
assembly of the implosion gadget as to the high explosive and alignment oi parts.
Allison briefly mentioned that the stahlizietion of the delta phase oi plutonium
looked good.
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June L, l9L5. Coordinating Council. Fermi spoke on planned experi-
ments for observing the approaching implosion fission reaction experiment at
Trinity, emphasizing the problems involved!
June 12, l9k5. Colloquium. S. K. Allison spoke on the implosion
schedule, tracing it from the invention to the expected test shot at Trinity.
- June 18, l9h5. Coordinating Council. Bethe spoke on the correlation
of theoretical calculations from the assumed equation or state with the observed
shock velocity, material velocity, and density increase using the electrical
magnetic, X-ray and radio lanthanum methods of observation. The various factors
already calculated and those not calculated were considered in estimating the
efficiency of the gadget.
June 25, 19h5- Coordinating Council. Dr. Oppenheimer mentioned the
proposed dimensions of the plutonium sphere for the implosion gadget and the
boron modification of the high explosive charge. Greisen spoke on the electric
detonators to be used with the high explosive for the implosion gadget.
July 2, l9h5. Coodinating Council. Dr. Oppenheimer mentioned the
changes in the high explosive detonator. Jette spoke on the pressing of the
plutonium hemispheres which would be used in the Trinity test. Dodson described
the manufacture of the "Urchin" modulated neutron source, which would be used
at the Trinity shot.
July 3, 1945. Colhoquium. Bethe discussed the various factors and
corrections to be considered in predicting the results of the proposed Trinity
test .
July 9, l9h5. Coordinating Council. Slotin, O. R. Frisch, Holloway,
Kistiakowsky, Serber, and Oppenheimer spoke on tests and predictions relating
to, and construction details of, the Trinity test.
July l6, l9L5. Coordinating Council attended the Trinity test of the
implosion gadget at 0530 M.W.T.
July 23, l9h5. Coordinating Council. Oppenheimer mentioned some
elements of the future program or this project. Bethe spoke on some observations
of the Trinity test.
August 13, 19h5. Coordinating Council. Herbert Anderson addressed the
Council on the chemical methods for determining the efficiency of the Trinity
test shot, specifically on the determination of the relation of fission products
to the original plutonium metal.
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August 20, 191.5. Oppenheimer spoke to the Coordinating Council on
the future of the Project. J.
' September 10,- 3.91.5. Coordinating Council. Oppenheimer talked on the
future of atomic power and legislation relevant thereto. Norman F. Ramsey
addressed the group on the developnent of the combat bombs, including such items
as buildings, gadget design, delivery overseas, aeeembly, and the like.
September 1?, l91.5. Coordinating Council. Hr. Waldman discussed the
efficiency at Hiroshima and Nagasaki on the basis of blast measurements. Reports
indicate that the efficiency of the bomb drop on Nagasaki was greater than the
Trinity test. There was a showing of technicolor films of the combat drops.
September 21., l9h5. Coordinating Council. Dr. Christy discussed some
of the non-specific problems arising from the development and use of the atomic
bomb.
September 25, 191.5. Colloquium. Dr. Edward Teller discussed the
"Super," describing generally the thermo-nuclear reaction and the obstacles which
must be overcome to initiate such e reaction. He exhibited to the group an em-
bodiment of the "Super" gadget which he thought might be operative.
October l, 191.5. Coordinating Council. Dr. Bradbury discussed the
future oi the Project until the Commission takes over.
October 8, 191.5. Coordinating Council. Robert Hendersondiscussed
the redesign oi the implosion gadgets with respect to engineering improvements.
October 15, 191.5. Coordinating Council. Pleczekdiecuseed the gadget
using s composite of plutonium andUranium 235. L. F. Slotin discussed measure-
ments on a composit gadget.
October 19, 191.5. Research Division Meeting. Penney spoke on observa-
tions of damage in Japan.
November 5, 191.5. Coordinating Council. Serber spoke on observations
of damage caused by atomic bombs in Japan. Captain Nolan spoke on the medical
aspects of this situation.
December 17, l9L5. Coordinating Council. Philip Morrison spoke on
power piles, in particular the details oi a fest neutron plutonium system using
rods and s liquid coolant such es e low melting alloy.
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January 21, 191.6. Coordinating Council. Colonel Warren, 14.0., spokeon his observations oi damage and injury at Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
February I», 191.6. _'1he first meeting of the new Interim Council was
addressed by Dr. Bradbury on the future oi the Project. Among items discussed
were the Navy Test; the test neutron power reactor; the "Supen" BRICK P131113;
weapon development; Physics Division work, and the potential conference this
summer.
February ll, 191.6. Interim Council. Louis Slotin spoke on the high
temperature, fast neutron, mercury-cooled plutonium reactor. Mark spoke on the
critical mass value for such a reactor. "
February 25, 191.16. Interim Council. Max Roy spoke on the work of
"X" Division, particularly on developnents involving slow explosives for lens
improvanent.
February 28, 191.6. Dr. Richtmqyer addressed the theoretical Division
Seminar on resonance eutooatalgtic systems for bomb design.
March ll, 191.6. Interim Council. Dsrrol Froman spoke on the experi-
mental data developed on the levitated implosion gadget and elements oi design
of that device, including the composite gadget of plutonium and uranium.
March 12, 191.6. Theoretical Seminar. Addressed by Teller on the
possibility of Themnonuclear reactions in water and air.
March 18, l9A6. Interim Council. Discussion of new declassification
procedure.
Narch 25, l9A6. Interim Council. lb:-rison spoke on "Breeders,"
"Converters," "Power Piles," and the like. This time Morrison did not go into
details oi operation, as he did several years ago.
April l, l91.6. Interim Council. Hr. M. Kolodney addressed the group
on the operation of DP Site with particular reference to the processing of plu-
tonium from the nitrate to the metal component for an atomic bomb.
April 8, 191,6. Interim Council. P. Morrison spoke on dilution oi
fissionable materials to permit only peaceful employment thereof. he mentioned
the addition of U-238 to various materials such as thorium, plutonium, and the
like.
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April 18, 19.36. L000! First meeting of the "Super" conference.
Hr. Edward Teller gave a brie! summary oi the subject matter described in
LA Report No. 551. He restated the physicél considerations and the designfactors of the proposed embodiment intended to effect these considerations.
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April 1.9, 19146. 000! Third meeting or the "Super" conference. .
and Purl-cevich discussed numerical calculations on various
out on the "Enisc" calculator et
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rise in entropy during compression. ~
April 19, l9b,6. ILLOO! Fourth meeting of the "Super" conference. Mr
Lsnsdori continued his discussion on the compression of the various materials.
Edward Teller then discussed the experimental program which was believed neces-
sary in the preparation of s "Super."
He mentioned a program for the study of a. lb Nev neutrons released
in the nuclear reaction and the cross-sections for various processes concerning
these neutrons and the materials employed in the "Super." Furthemore, the
various reactions involved in the "Super," such as tritium plus tritium, helium
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plus deuteriu, hydrogen plus deuteriu, and the like, as well as the nitrogen
plus nitrogen reaction should be studied. ryogenic experiments should be
studied. Cryogenic experiments should be carried out for all the materials
employed in the proposed device. These experiments should include considerations
of the thermal equations of state;-the ortho to par conversion; pressure equations
of state; heat production in tritium at low temperatures by beta ray emission
and so forth. An engineering program was also suggested to cover all engineering
and essign phases connected with the device. The test program should cover the
operation of the assebly device for fission reaction; the fission reaction plus
the "prbmerg" and full scale tests. A further program should be instituted to
investigate other suggestions on the initiation of a deuterium plus deuterium
reaction such as the jet method proposed by Ulam, etc.
April 20, l9h6. 000! Fifth meeting of the "Super" conference.
Hr. Edward Teller presided. The meeting was a general discussion period concern-
ing the possibility of peaceful applications of the deuterium plus deuterium
reaction. General schemes were proposed all of which were very far~fetched and
presented numerous practical difficulties.
April 29, l9h6. Interium Council. Mr. Mcbibben spoke on the new 8
million volt electrostatic generator proposed for construction at this site.
He mentioned new design features and the manner of incorporation of old features
into the device.
May 20, l9h6. Interim Council. Colonel Seaman spoke on the organiza-
tion of the U. S. Anny and our place therein.
May 27, l9h6. Interim Council. Bradbury spoke briefly on the radia-
tion accident occurring on May 21, 19b6, indicating that no critical assembly
experiments were to be continued until safer methods were developed, and that
the involved plutonium sphere was so "hot" that it will not be handled for some
time. J. W. Stout spoke on the developments in slow explosives, particularly
barium nitrate-plastic compogtione, for use in explosive lenses.
June 3, 19hb. Interim Council. Milo Sampson spoke on the material
and shock velocities in the proposed levitated sphere assembly. Velocities
of h.l8 mm per microsecond for the material, and h.59 mm per microsecond for
the shock were measured employing the pin method for velocity determination.
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Atoic Energy Comission records indicate that Fuchs had prepared
the following list of reports. This list was not intended to be complete
but to illustrate contributions oi British in the atomic bomb project.!
E222 T tle of e ort 3pt,_Eg, glassificatiog
Fuchs, K. Shock Attenuation in LAM3-402
Rods
Efficiency for Very Slow LAP596
Assembly
Effect of Evaporation LA-L41
of Free4Surface
Velocities
Initiator Theory, III. LAr325
Jet Formation by the
Collision of Two Surfaces
Penetration by Jets Pro- LA-328
duced by Cavity Charges
Theory of Initiators II,LA-300
Melon Seed
Rarefaction Wave from a LA-227
Plan Free Surface in an
Explosive
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drical Imphmion with 16
Detonation Points
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Plane Slabs
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copies of numerous reports authored by members of the British Mission which
were furnished to the U, S, group. Those authored by Fuchs are listed below:
"The Optimum Pressure end Beck Pressure in s Diffusion Plant" by
x. Fuchs undsted, British file us-92.!
"Cascade of Cascades in the DS Scheme by K. Fuchs and R. Peierls
undated, British :11» us-es.!
Cascade of Cascades in the D8 Schee, Part 3, Non-Orthodox
Connections Between Sub Cascades" by Fuchs undated British file HS-96.!
"The Rabbit Machine" by K. Fuchs end R. Peierle undated, British
file MSB1.!
"Simplified Formulae for the Membrane Pair with Supports" by K.
Fuchs and P. D. Preston undated, British file RS-51A.!
"Note on the Control of the Branching Ratio in the 'Rsbbit' and
Back Feeding" by K. Fuchs undated, British £116 us-95.!
"Fluctuations in s Diffusion Separation Plant" by K. Fuchs undated,
British file MS64,!
"Losses in the Rate of Production due
Maintenance" by K. Fuchs undated, British file
"Fluctuations and the Efficiency of a
Effect of Fluctuation in the Flow of N-2" by K-
British r11» usu-12.!
"Fluctuations and the Efficiency of ato Withdrawal of Cells for
us-17.!
Diffusion Plant, Part 3, the
Fuchs dated June 6, 1944,
Diffusion Plant, Part 4, the
Effect of Density Fluctuation" by K. Fuchs undated, British file MEN-15,!
"On the Effect of a Time Leg in the Controller of Plant Stability"
by K. Fuchs undated, British file MEN-3,!
"Hate on the Effect of Fluctuations on the Efficiency of a
Diffusion Plant" by K. Fuchs undated, British file MN-5.!
"Effect of Fluctuations on Plant Efficiency, Part 2, Fluctuations
in the Rate of Production" by Fuchs undated, British file MSR-10,!
It is indicated in this file that manuscripts with British file
numbers 15, 16 and 17 hed been forwarded to M. Benedict of Kalle: by Fuchs.
es-saaos-$94, pg. 9 and 10!L4
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Investigation b the Albuquerque.Cf£ioe in February, 1950, atLos Llamas disclosed thatfirdex cards in the document room of D Division
i the follcwin title o papers written by Fuchs in some cases in con- E YB E
junction with others. The dates of these papers are set out when given andthe co-worker on the paper, if any, is indicated belozij }E§g§! _"___
The Stability of the Rabbitt Haohine; 4/10/42, B 1
Shook Hydronamics; 10/as/44, Ll 165
Shook Attenuation in rods; 1/26/Q4, IAHB 402
Separation of Isotopes; 4/10/Z2; B 49
Rarefaction Wave from a Plane Free Surface in an Explosion; 3/16/4
Perturbation Theory in One Group Neutron Problems; 1/3/49, B 1482
Penetration by Jets Produced by Cavity Charges; 7/li/45, LA 328
Oblique Detonation Waves; LAMB 87
Notes on the Expansion of U Sphere Inolcssd in a Container; B 145
Measurement of Nuclear Bomb Efficiency by Observation of the Ball
or Fire at early stage; 2/20/he, LA 516
Les Alemos Tech Series Vol, 7, Part III, Chaps. 11-14 Blast Wave;
a/is/47, IA 1022
Los Alemos Tech Series Vol. 7, Part I, Blast Wave; LA 1020
Los Alemos Tech Series Vol. 7, Part IV, Blast Wave; LA 1023
Les Llamas Tech Series Vol, 7, Part II, Blast Wave; LA 1021
Jet Formation in Cylindrical Implosion with 16 Detonation Points;
2/G/la, LA 216
Isotope Separation with Complex Molecules; 4/1Q/42, B 39
7/11/45, LA 525
Gland Problems; Q/29/42, B vs
Formation of Jets in Plane Slabs; 12/27/44, LA 195
Fluctuations in a Diffusion Separation Plant; ll/20/42, B 105
Finite Width of Single Membrane; 4/10/42, B 45
Equilibrium Time in a Separation Plant; 4/42, HA 47 A
The Equation of State of Air at High Temperatures; 9/l6/43, BM 83
Efficiency for Very Slow Assembly; e/z/46, LA 596
Effect of Separation of Isotopes of Compound Molecules; MS 44 A
Effect of Packing on Critical Radius of the Sphere; 4/10/42, B 48
Effect of Evaporation on Free Surface Velocities; 10/30/45 LA 441
Effect of Boundary Layer for Swept Membranes; B31
Effect of a Soattering Container on the Critical Radius and Time
Constant; B 70
The Critical Radius and the Time Constant of a Sphere Inbedded in
a Spherical Scattering Container; BM 144
Critical Radiation and Time Constants for Finite Reflector 7/24/42
B Bl
Comparison of the Variation Theory and End Point Results for the
Tempered Spheres; 1/18/45, LA 205
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contain articles apparently by Fuchs, Poger, and Stark entitled "Two
Dimensional Problem" the mm: aentence of which reads - " ~.Proesure
exerted by the detonation in Comp. B on a steel liner has been calculated
for various angles of incienoe of the detonation wave. 65-58805-l83, pg ll-12!
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"Losses in the Rate of Production due to
Withdrawal of Cells for uaintnance" by
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Fluctuetions and the Efficiecy of a
Diffusion Plant, Part 3, the Effect of
Fluctuation in the Flo: of N-2" by K. Fuchs
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Diffusion Plant, Part L, the Effect of
Density Fluctuation" by K. Fuchs undated,
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On the Effect of a Time Lag in the
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