Miscellaneous photographs of the installation of the equipment for
P + D -> He3 + photon at the Berkeley 184 inch cyclton facility.
Some time late 1969 or early 1970.
Top left, Karl Stein. Bottom center, Bob Kline and Walter Nilsson.
Photograph.
Center, Bob Kline, bottom, Walter Nilsson, with the pair of photon
detectors. The fellow at the top working on the deuterium target is
not identified.
Photograph.
Middle, second from the left, Walter Nilsson. Next is Al Stetz.
Photograph.
Center, top of head, is Bob Kline. Right, Walter Nilsson.
Photograph.
A view of the helium 3 detectory - white, with the cross - which
was used to measure energy. Spark chambers are to the left, and just
below.
Photograph.
Another view of the deterium target.
Photograph.
A helium bag between the deterium target and the helium 3 detector.
Photograph.
Another view of the helium bag, including an extension for the proton beam.
Photograph.
Another view of the deterium target. The pipe is contains the
proton beam from the cyclotron.
Photograph.
A view from the back of the helium 3 detector.
Photograph.
Burns MacDonald. The cyclotron magnet is behind him.
Photograph.
Another view of the helium 3 detector.
Photograph.
Al Stetz. The others are unidentified.
Photograph.
A view of the equipment with most of the components in place.
Photograph.
Bob Kline and Walter Nilsson.
Photograph.
Bob Kline and Walter Nilsson.
Photograph.
Bob Kline and Walter Nilsson.
Photograph.
The electronics bay, including a 9 track tape unit.
Photograph.
A detail of the electronic bay. Mostly power supplies.
The camera at the upper right made Polaroid very happy,
as did the untold hundreds of photographs of the proton
beam.
Photograph.