John C. Slater
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(Doktora öğrencileri, doktora sonrası öğretim üyeleri, araştırma görevlileri, öğretim üyeleri, bazı durumlarda arda,†,‡,৳, ¶ etiketli), SSMTG üyelerinin kısmi bir liste SSMTG ve daha sonra faaliyetlerini rapor başvuruları ile birlikte aşağıdaki gibidir.
Leland C. Allen †‡, ab initio molecular calculations, electronegativity, Professor of Chemistry Emeritus, Princeton University (2011).
Michael P Barnett ৳¶, molecular integrals, software, phototypesetting, cognition, later in industry, Columbia U. and CUNY.
Louis Burnelle‡, molecular calculations, later Professor of Chemistry, New York University.
Earl Callen †
Fernando J. Corbató †, began the molecular calculations in the SSMTG; later a pioneer of time-sharing and recipient of Turing award.
George Coulouris ৳, worked with MPB, later Professor of Computer Science at Queen Mary College of the University of London.
Imre Cszimadia ‡, molecular calculations (LiH), later Professor of Chemistry, U. Toronto, ab initio calculations, drug design.
Jens Dahl ‡, molecular calculations, later Professor of Chemistry, Technical University of Denmark, wrote quantum chemistry text.
Donald E. Ellis ৳†, molecular calculations, later Professor of Physics and Astronomy at Northwestern University, "real" materials.
Arthur Freeman †‡, orthogonalized plane wave calculations, later Professor of Physics and Astronomy at Northwestern University
Robert P. Futrelle ৳, programming methods, later Professor of Computer and Information Science at Northeastern University.
Leon Gunther †‡ lattice vibrations in alkali halides, later Professor of Physics at Tufts University, focus on condensed matter theory in many areas, including superconductivity and seminal papers on nanoscopic physics & quantum tunneling of magnetization.
Malcolm Harrison ‡, (died 2007) co-developer of POLYATOM, later Professor of Computer Science, New York University.
Frank Herman, band structure calculations, went into RCA then IBM Research Laboratories, wrote and edited major surveys.
David Howarth ‡, solid state, later Professor of Computer Science, Imperial College, University of London.
John Iliffe ৳, computer scientist.
San-Ichiro Ishigura ‡, later Professor, Ochinamizu University
Arnold Karo ‡, electronic structure of small molecules, later at Lawrence Livermore Laboratory.
C.W. Kern ‡, molecular calculations, later Professor of Chemistry, Ohio State U., published extensively.
Ryoichi Kikuchi ‡
Walter H. Kleiner, solid state physics, continued at Lincoln Laboratory.
George F. Koster †¶, became Chairman of the Physics Graduate Committee at MIT and wrote two books on solid state physics.
Leonard F. Mattheiss †, augmented plane wave calculations, later at Bell Labs, published about 100 papers.
Roy McWeeny ‡, valence theory, later held chairs at several British Universities and, since 1982, at the University of Pisa, Italy.
Alvin Meckler, first major molecular calculation on Whirlwind (oxygen), later National Security Agency,
Donald Merrifield †, molecular calculations (methane), later President of Loyola University, Los Angeles.
Jules Moskowitz ‡, molecular calculations (benzene), later Chairman, Department of Chemistry, NYU, published 100 papers.
Robert K. Nesbet ‡, molecular calculations, later at IBM Almaden Research Laboratories, published over 200 papers.
Robert H. Parmenter, later Professor of Physics, U. Arizona, crystal properties and superconductivity.
Russell M. Pitzer ‡, molecular calculations (ethane), later Chairman of Chemistry Department, Ohio State U, over 100 papers.
George W. Pratt, Jr. †‡later Professor of Electrical Engineering and CMSE[disambiguation needed], MIT, solid state electronics.
F.W. Quelle, Jr. augmented plane waves, later laser optics.
Melvin M. Saffren †
Robert Schrieffer wrote Bachelor's thesis on multiplets in heavy atoms, later shared Nobel Prize for BCS theory.
Edward Schultz
Harold Schweinler
Hermann Statz ‡, ferromagnetism, later director of research at Raytheon and recipient of 2004 IEEE Microwave Pioneer Award,
Levente Szasz, atomic structure, became Professor of Physics at Fordham University, published two books,
Brian T. Sutcliffe ‡, co-developer of POLYATOM, later Professor of Chemistry, University of York.
Richard E. Watson ‡៛, electronic properties of metal atoms, later at Brookhaven, published over 200 papers.
E.B. White †
John Wood †¶, augmented plane waves using Hartree–Fock methods, at Los Alamos National Laboratory (died 1986), published extensively.
Değerli ziyaretçiler dahil Frank Çocuklar, Alex Dalgarno, V. Fano, Anders Fröman, Inge Fischer-Hjalmars, Douglas Hartree, Werner Heisenberg, Per-Olov Löwdin, Chaim Pekeris, Ivar Waller ve Peter Wohlfarth.