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In some recent theories of the equation of state of classical ionized systems, the free energy depends on integrals of the form {integral}{sub 0}{sup {infinity}}[e{sup -{beta}V{sub s}}-1+{beta}V{sub s}-{beta}{sup 2}V{sub s}{sup 2}/2]r{sup 2}dr, where V{sub s} is a "screened" potential obtained from the real potential by summing certain infinite series of diagrams. This integral has been tabulated for V{sub s} appropriate to a potential {+-}(e{sup 2}/ r)(1 - e{sup -{gamma}r}). The equation of state is also given for a one-component electron gas in a uniform background of positive charge (limit{gamma}{approaches}{infinity}).

The knowledge of the fraction of decay-heat which is absorbed in fuel elements after a reactor is shutdown is important for many reasons. For example, allowable, reduced flow-rates after shutdown are very sensitive to the manner in which the decay-heat is distributed. Also, the temperature-rise in a discharged, uncooled fuel element is dependent on the total heat generated in the slug. Apart from any heat consideration, the escape of rays from a discharged fuel element is also of importance in certain applications. A significant refinement in the knowledge pertaining to decay-heat in irradiated uranium in recent years warrants a complete review of the fractional heat generation in the Hanford reactors. Earlier work was based on very qualitative aspects of fission product decay rates and energy spectra following reactor shutdown. The results of these early calculations on the original, solid, Hanford slug indicated that about 20 per cent of the energy generated in a fuel element from both fission product decay and delayed fission escaped from slug. The results reported here show a much smaller escape-fraction. Also, the time-dependence of the escape-fraction is considered for times greater than 100 seconds after reactor shutdown. Fractional heat-generation rates are calculated for various Hanford …

Letter from Garnet Gracy to Truett Latimer requesting the latter to address the Kiwanis Club of Abilene on May 31st.

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Letter from Harry B. Kelton to Truett Latimer discussing concerns regarding his respective salary situation.

Letter from Houston Harte to Truett Latimer discussing Senate Bill 214 and commending him for his work.

Letter from Silas E. Clark to Truett Latimer as words of appreciation for the fight and stand against legalized gambling on horse racing.

Letter from W. C. Hambrick to Truett Latimer discussing adamant opposition to Texas House Bill #334.

Letter from W. S. Gullahorn to Truett Latimer enclosing a copy of a letter that was received from the Comptroller of Public Accounts regarding the Severance Beneficiary Tax that was paid on casinghead gas.