Robert Kraemer

Emeritus Professor, Physics

Education

Research

Bob Kraemer took part in particle physics experiments at the Argonne, Brookhaven, Fermilab, SLAC, Cornell, Rutherford, DESY, and CERN laboratories during his career at Carnegie Mellon University. He was also Chairman of the Department of Physics for five years. He now spends his leisure time playing golf, trying new restaurants, vacationing at Hilton Head and Florida, gardening, reading, tutoring, and enjoying the daily sunrise. Everyone should be so lucky.

Selected Publications

• O. Adriani et al., A search for the neutral Higgs boson at LEP, Physics Letters B 303, 391 (1993)
• B. Adeva et al., Measurement of Z0 decays to hadrons, and a precise determination of the number of neutrino species, Physics Letters B 237, 136 (1990)
• A. Bean et al., Exclusive radiative Υ(1S) decays, Physical Review D 34, 905 (1986)
• G.J. Bobbink, A. Engler, R.W. Kraemer, J. Nash, R.B. Sutton, Study of radiation damage to long BGO crystals, Nuclear Instruments and Methods in Physics Research Section A: Accelerators, Spectrometers, Detectors and Associated Equipment 227, 470 (1984)
• D.W. Thomas, A. Engler, H.E. Fisk, R.W. Kraemer, Strange particle production from π⁻p interactions at 1.69 GeV/c, Nuclear Physics B 56, 15 (1973)
• J. Canter, Y. Cho, A. Engler, H. Fisk, R. Kraemer, C. Meltzer, D. Hill, D. Robinson, M. Sakitt, Sign of the K_L-K_S Mass Difference, Physical Review Letters 17, 942 (1966)
• A. Pevsner et al., Evidence for a Three-Pion Resonance Near 550 Mev, Physical Review Letters 7, 421 (1961)