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Anderson, Louis Wilmer was born on December 24, 1933 in Houston, Texas, United States. Son of Louis Wilmer and Margaret Quarles (Brockett) Anderson.
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Louis Wilmer Anderson, American Physicist, educator. Fellow University of Wisconsin Tchg. Academy; co-recipient Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Particle Accelerator Conference Technical award for invention and development of optically pumped polarized H-Ion source, 1993. Fellow American Physical Society; member Sigma Xi.
Education
Bachelor of Arts, Rice U., 1956; A.M., Harvard University, 1957; Doctor of Philosophy, Harvard University, 1960.
Career
Assistant professor, University of Wisconsin -Madison, 1960-1963; associate professor, University of Wisconsin -Madison, 1963-1968; professor physics, University of Wisconsin -Madison, 1968-1994; Julian E. Mack professor physics, University of Wisconsin -Madison, since 1994. Consultant University of California-Berkeley Lawrence Laboratory.
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Membership
Fellow American Physical Society. Member Sigma Xi.
Connections
Married Marguerite Gillespie, August 30. Children— Margaret Mary, Louis Charles, Elizabeth Brockett.
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Fellow University of Wisconsin Tchg. Academy; co-recipient Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Particle Accelerator Conference Technical award for invention and development of optically pumped polarized H-Ion source, 1993.Fellow University of Wisconsin Tchg. Academy; co-recipient Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Particle Accelerator Conference Technical award for invention and development of optically pumped polarized H-Ion source, 1993.