A. D. Moore

A. D. MOORE WOULD BE PROUD

Author D. Moore taught at the University of Michigan and upon retirement entured into the world of electrostatics. He loved electrostatics and wanted others to experience his excitement in the subject. In time he developed a traveling electrostatics show which he took to colleges and high schools throughout the United States.

A. D., as he was so often called, also wanted an organization where he and others could meet to discuss electrostatics.
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In recognition of this being the 25th Annual Meeting, Anne S. Benninghoff has agreed to start the meeting with a talk that will emphasize more of the famous antidotes of A. D. Moore.

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#275144 - Yesterday at 09:35 AM Professor Moore's Paper
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In researching the behavior of cushions, I ran across this gem of a paper written by Professor Moore at the University of Michigan.Most of it was written just before Pearl Harbor, with a post-script from 1947, presumably after Prof Moore returned from a bit of atom-smashing.

A lot of the science can be skimmed over, but many of his non-technical comments regarding the bridge, grip, and stroke are very interesting.

Since I did not see this paper linked at Dr. Dave's or the SF Billiards site, I will provide it here:

MECHANICS OF BILLIARDS, AND ANALYSIS OF WILLIE HOPPE'S STROKE

A. D. MOOREProfessor of Electrical EngineeringCollege of EngineeringUniversity of Michigan
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#275167 - Yesterday at 04:50 PM Re: Professor Moore's Paper [Re: DeadCrab]
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#275179 - Yesterday at 07:37 PM Re: Professor Moore's Paper [Re: Bob Jewett]
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#275180 - Yesterday at 07:38 PM Re: Professor Moore's Paper [Re: DeadCrab]
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In researching the behavior of cushions, I ran across this gem of a paper written by Professor Moore at the University of Michigan.Most of it was written just before Pearl Harbor, with a post-script from 1947, presumably after Prof Moore returned from a bit of atom-smashing.

A lot of the science can be skimmed over, but many of his non-technical comments regarding the bridge, grip, and stroke are very interesting.

Since I did not see this paper linked at Dr. Dave's or the SF Billiards site, I will provide it here:

MECHANICS OF BILLIARDS, AND ANALYSIS OF WILLIE HOPPE'S STROKE

A. D. MOOREProfessor of Electrical EngineeringCollege of EngineeringUniversity of Michigan
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#275182 - Yesterday at 09:37 PM Re: Professor Moore's Paper [Re: DeadCrab]

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1979 - A.D. Moore
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A. D. Moore 1895-1989 - INDUCTED : 1985Professor of Electrical Engineering , who , on retirement from the University of Michigan in 1963 , embarked on a second career of teaching , demonstrating , and generally promoting interest in electrostatics , its principles , and applications.He founded the Electrostatics Society of America in 1970 , authored several books on electrostatics , and traveled 160 , 000 miles with his famed Electrostatic Lecture-Demonstration equipment.

Later, A. D. Moore of the University of Michigan sent me several of the hundreds of celts that he had fashioned from dental stone.I included their description and his name for them --- rattlebacks--- in my Amateur Scientist article for the October 1979 issue of Scientific American.

Later, A. D. Moore of the University of Michigan sent me several of the hundreds of celts that he had fashioned from dental stone. I included their description and his name for them --- rattlebacks--- in my Amateur Scientist article for the October 1979 issue of Scientific American.
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· · · Nordmark, A., and H. Essen, "Systems with a preferred spin direction," Proceedings of the Royal Society of London A, 455, 933-941 (1999)

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Nor can I say enough about my good fortune in being invited by A. D. Moore to attend the preliminary organizing meeting for the ESA on Whiteface Mountain in October 1968.

1979 - A.D. Moore
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A. D. Moore 1895-1989 - INDUCTED: 1985 Professor of Electrical Engineering, who, on retirement from the University of Michigan in 1963, embarked on a second career of teaching, demonstrating, and generally promoting interest in electrostatics, its principles, and applications. He founded the Electrostatics Society of America in 1970, authored several books on electrostatics, and traveled 160,000 miles with his famed Electrostatic Lecture-Demonstration equipment.

Later, A. D. Moore of the University of Michigan sent me several of the hundreds of celts that he had fashioned from dental stone. I included their description and his name for them --- rattlebacks--- in my Amateur Scientist article for the October 1979 issue of Scientific American.
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· · · Nordmark, A., and H. Essen, "Systems with a preferred spin direction," Proceedings of the Royal Society of London A, 455, 933-941 (1999)