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    Index
    
      - Aftershocks, 2.105, 6.24-6.27
 
      - Afterwinds, 2.09, 2.18
 
      - Air blast, see Blast
 
      - Air burst, 1.31-1.35, 1.78, 2.03-2.17, 2.32-2.51, see also High-altitude burst
        
          - afterwinds, 2.09, 2.18
 
          - blast wave, 2.32-2.37, see also Blast
          
 - damage, see Damage; Structures
          
 - definition, 1.31
 
          - EMP, 11.66, 11.67
 
          - energy distribution, 1.24-1.27
 
          - fireball, 2.03-2.05, 2.110-2.129
 
          - ground shock, 3.51, 3.52
 
          - injuries, see Injuries
 
          - nuclear radiation, 2.41-2.45, see also Nuclear radiation
 
          - radioactive cloud, see Cloud
            
              - contamination, 9.48, 9.49
 
            
           - radio and radar effects, see Radio and radar
 
          - thermal radiation, 2.38-2.40, see also Thermal radiation
 
        
       
      - Aircraft, damage, 5.94, 5.95, 5.151-5.154
 
      - Alpha particles (or radiation), 1.65, 2.41, 8.01, 8.03, 9.40-9.42, 9.114
        
          - attenuation, 2.42, 9.114 
 
          - contamination, 9.42 
 
          - hazard, 9.114, 12.97, 12.165, 12.173 
 
          - RBE, 12.97
 
          - sources, 2.41, 8.01, 9.40-9.43
 
        
       
      - Animals, nuclear explosion effects, 12.240-12.254
 
      - Arch, loading, 4.62-4.66 
 
      - Arching effect, soil, 6.96—6.99
 
      - Area integral, fallout, 9.160
 
      - ARGUS effect, 2.146, 2.147 
 
      - Atmosphere, density vs. altitude, 3.66, 10.123, 10.124
        
          - ionization, 10.09-10.12, see also Ionosphere 
 
          - pressure vs. altitude, 3.66
 
          - properties, 3.66
 
          - scale height, 10.123
 
          - structure, 9.126-9.129
 
          - visibility, 7.12
 
        
       
      - Atom, 1.07
 
      - Atomic bomb (or weapon), 1.11, see also Nuclear weapons
        
          - cloud, see Cloud
 
          - explosion, see Nuclear explosion
 
          - number, 1.09 
 
          - structure, 1.06-1.09
 
        
       
      - Atomic Bomb Casualty Commission, 12.142
 
      - Attenuation, radiation, see Alpha particles; Beta particles; Gamma rays, Neutrons; Transmission factors
 
      - Aurora, artificial, 2.62, 2.142-2.145
 
    
    
      - Ball of fire, see Fireball
 
      - Base surge, see Surface burst; Underground burst; Underwater burst
 
      - Beta burns, 12.155-12.162
 
      - Beta particles (or radiation), 1.29, 1.43, 1.61-1.66, 2.42, 8.01, 9.13
        
          - attenuation, 2.42, 9.115, 9.116
 
          - and geomagnetic field, see Geomagnetic field 
 
          - hazard, external, 12.155-12.162
 
          - internal, 12.163-12.172
 
          - RBE, 12.97
 
          - sources, 1.61-1.63
 
          - stopping altitude, 10.29
 
        
       
      - Beta patch, 2.141
 
      - Biological effectiveness, relative (RBE), 12.95 
 
      - Biological effects of nuclear radiations, see Nuclear radiations
 
      - Biological half-life, 12.170
 
      - Blackout radio, see Radio and radar
 
      - Blast (and Blast wave), 1.01, 1.25, 2.32-2.37, 3.01-3.85, 6.02, 6.80, 6.81, see also Dynamic pressure; Overpressure; Shockwave
        
          - altitude effect, 3.44-3.46, 3.64-3.68
 
          - arrival time, 3.09, 3.14, 3.63, 3.77
 
          - atmospheric effects on, 3.39-3.43
 
          - bending of, 3.42, 3.43 
 
          - characteristics, 3.01-3.20 
 
          - damage, see Damage
 
          - and height of burst, 3.30-3.34 
 
          - development, 3.01-3.20 
 
          - diffraction, 4.03, see also Loading
 
          - duration, 3.14, 3.15, 3.63, 3.76 
 
          - front, 1.01, 2.32, 3.02, 3.03
 
          - and ground shock, 3.51, 3.52 
 
          - impulse, 3.49
 
          - injuries, see Injuries
 
          - interaction with structures, 4.01-4.67 
 
          - loading, see Loading
 
          - Mach effect, see Mach effect
 
          - and meteorological conditions, 3.39-3.43 
 
          - negative phase, 3.04, 3.05 
 
          - non ideal, 3.47, 4.67
 
          - positive phase, 3.05 
 
          - precursor, 3.49, 3.79-3.85, 4.67
 
          - pressure, see Dynamic pressure; Overpressure
 
          - properties, 3.53-3.59
 
          - height of burst curves, 3.73-3.77
 
          - scavenging, 9.67-9.74
 
          - Rankine-Hugoniot relations, 3.53-3.56
 
          - reflection, 3.21-3.29, 3.78, see also Mach effect
            
              - irregular, 3.24
 
              - regular, 3.22
 
            
           
          - refraction, 3.42, 3.43
 
          - scaling laws, 3.60-3.63
 
          - and structures, see Damage; Loading
 
          - surface (or terrain) effects, see Terrain effects
 
          - target response, 5.08-5.18, see also Damage 
 
          - velocity, 3.55
 
          - wind, 3.07, 3.13, 3.55
 
        
       
      - Blood, radiation effects, 12.124-12.132
 
      - Boltzmann constant, 7.73
        
          - -Stefan law, 7.82
 
        
       
      - Bone seekers, 12.165
 
      - Boosted weapons, 1.72
 
      - Breakaway, fireball, 2.120, 2.121
 
      - Bridges, damage, 5.127, 5.139, 5.140
 
      - Buildings, damage, see Damage
 
      - Burns, 7.32, 12.13, 12.14, 12.22, 12.51-12.89
        
          - beta, 12.155-12.162
 
          - classification, 12.51-12.58
 
          - under clothing, 12.59-12.60
 
          - to eyes, see Eye injuries
 
          - flame, 12.51
 
          - flash, 7.32, 12.13, 12.14, 12.18, 12.51, 12.74-12.78
 
          - incapacitation from, 12.61, 12.62
 
          - in Japan, 12.13, 12.14, 12.18, 12.68-12.73
 
          - profile, 12.70
 
          - and radiant exposure, 12.63-12.69
 
        
       
      - Buses, damage, 5.87
 
    
    
      - Cancer, nuclear radiation, 12.147-12.151
 
      - Capture gamma rays, 8.08
 
      - Carbon-14, in nature, 12.198
        
          - in weapons residues, 12.197-12.199
 
        
       
      - Casualties, 12.01-12.21, see also Injuries
        
          - in buildings, 12.17
 
          - in Japan, 12.08-12.22
 
        
       
      - Cataracts, nuclear radiation, 12.144-12.146
 
      - Cattle, see Animals
 
      - Cavity, in underground burst, 2.102, 6.85-6.88
 
      - Cesium-137, in delayed fallout, 9.124, 12.184-12.187
 
      - Chain reaction, see Fission
 
      - Chimney, in underground burst, 2.103, 6.88, 6.89
 
      - Clean weapon, see Nuclear weapons
 
      - Cloud, condensation, 2.47-2.50, 2.66
        
          - radioactive, 2.06-2.17, 2.19, 2.43, 2.68, 2.97, 9.07-9.09
            
              - dimensions, 2.16
 
              - height, 2.16, 9.96, 10.158
 
              - rate of rise, 2.12
 
              - radioactivity in, 9.61
 
              - radius, 2.16
 
              - scavenging, 9.67-9.74
 
              - stabilized, 2.15, 9.84, 9.91, 9.96
 
            
           
        
       
      - Compton effect, 8.89, 8.90, 8.95, 8.97, 8.103, 11.105
        
          - and EMP, 11.60-11.63, 11.66
 
        
       
      - Concrete, radiation shielding, 8.41, 8.68, 8.69, 8.72, 9.120
        
          - structures, damage, see Damage
 
        
       
      - Conjugate points (or regions), 2.143, 10.49, 10.64, 10.65
 
      - Condensation cloud, 2.47-2.50, 2.66
 
      - Contamination, radioactive, 9.48-9.113, 9.154-9.162, see also Fallout; Fission products; Radioactivity, induced
        
          - in air bursts, 9.48, 9.49
 
          - decay, 1.64, 9.15-9.130, 9.146-9.153
 
          - distribution patterns, 9.75-9.113
 
          - dose calculations, 9.15-9.30
 
          - hot spots, 2.31, 9.66, 9.105
 
          - in surface and subsurface bursts, 9.50-9.52, 9.61
 
          - in underwater bursts, 9.53-9.55
 
        
       
      - Crack, in underwater burst, 2.65
 
      - Crater, 2.21, 2.90, 6.03-6.11, 6.70-6.79
        
          - dimensions, 6.08-6.11, 6.70-6.72
 
          - formation mechanism, 2.92-2.94
 
          - plastic zone, 6.07, 6.70
 
          - rupture zone, 6.07, 6.70
 
          - underwater, 6.60, 6.61
 
        
       
      - Critical mass (or size), 1.46-1.53
        
          - attainment in weapon, 1.51-1.53
 
        
       
      - Crops, see Plants
 
      - Cross section, neutron, 8.112
 
      - Curie, 9.141
 
    
    
      - Damage, 5.01-5.161, 6.104-6.114
        
          - administrative buildings, 5.19-5.27, 5.139-5.141
 
          - aircraft, 5.94, 5.95, 5.151-5.154
 
          - arches and domes, 6.101
 
          - automobiles, 5.86-5.91, 5.146
 
          - brick structures, 5.139, 5.140
 
          - bridges, 5.127, 5.139, 5.140
 
          - buses, 5.87
 
          - chimneys, 5.34
 
          - commercial buildings, 5.19-5.27, 5.139, 5.140
 
          - communications equipment, 5.122-5.126, 5.148
 
          - concrete buildings, 5.20-5.27, 5.139, 5.140
 
          - diffraction-sensitive structures, 5.139-5.145
 
          - distance relationships, 5.140, 5.146
 
          - domestic appliances, 5.114
 
          - drag-sensitive structures, 5.146-5.154
 
          - dwellings, see Damage, residences
 
          - electrical distribution systems, 5.98-5.105
 
          - fabrics, 7.33-7.36, 7.44-7.48
 
          - forests, 5.146, 5.149, 5.150, 7.60
 
          - frame buildings, 5.25, 5.26, 5.37-5.51, 5.139, 5.140
 
          - gas systems, 5.108-5.121
 
          - houses, see Damage, residences
 
          - hydraulic structures, 6.122-6.125
 
          - industrial buildings, 5.04, 5.28-5.51, 5.139, 5.140
 
          - in Japan, see Japan, nuclear explosions
 
          - machine tools, 5.128-5.133
 
          - masonry buildings, 5.76-5.79, 5.139, 5.140
 
          - mobile homes, 5.80-5.84
 
          - oil tanks, 5.155
 
          - plastics, 7.39, 7.40
 
          - railroad equipment, 5.92, 5.93, 5.146
 
          - residences, 5.04, 5.52-5.84, 5.139, 5.140, 7.28
 
          - ships, 5.96, 5.97, 5.146, 6.63-6.65
 
          - smokestacks, 5.34
 
          - storage tanks, 5.155
 
          - subways, 6.106
 
          - transportation equipment, 5.85-5.97, 5.146, 5.147
 
          - tunnels, 6.109
 
          - utilities, 5.98-5.121
 
          - vehicles, 5.86-5.91, 5.146
 
          - water systems, 5.106, 5.107
 
        
       
      - Decay, radioactive, 1.02, 1.62
        
          - fission products, 1.54 see also Fallout, decay
 
        
       
      - Decibel, 10.126
 
      - Detection ionizing radiation, see Measurement
 
      - Deuterium fusion reactions, 1.16, 1.67-1.71
 
      - Diffraction loading, see Loading
        
          - -sensitive structures, 5.139-5.145
 
        
       - Dirty weapons, 9.47
 
      - Dose (and dose rate), radiation, 8.17-8.19
        
          - absorbed, 8.18, 12.94
 
          - biologically effective, 12.93-12.97
 
          - exposure, 8.19, 12.93
 
          - from initial radiation, 8.33, 8.64, 8.121-8.127
 
          - from residual (fallout) radiation, 9.12-9.30
 
          - transmission factors, 8.72, 9.120
 
        
       
      - Dosimeter, 8.21, 8.24, 8.29
 
      - Drag loading, see Loading
        
          - -sensitive structures, 5.146-5.154
 
        
       - Ductility, materials and structures, 5.14-5.18
 
      - Dynamic pressure, 3.06-3.08, 3.13-3.20
        
          - decay rate, 3.07, 3.13, 3.58
 
          - -distance relationships, 3.75
 
          - duration, 3.76
 
          - and height of burst, 3.75
 
          - loading, see Loading, drag
 
          - Rankine-Hugoniot relations, 3.55
 
          - surface effects, 3.50, 3.82
 
          - and wind, 3.07, 3.13-3.17, 3.55
 
        
       
    
    
      - Earth, shielding, 8.41, 8.72, 9.156, 9.161
 
      - Earthquakes, and underground bursts, 6.24-6.27
 
      - Effective half-life, 12.170
 
      - Electrical and electronic equipment, EMP effects, 11.26-11.59
        
          - nuclear radiation effects, 8.73-8.88, 8.133-8.144
 
        
       
      - Electromagnetic pulse (EMP), 1.38, 2.46, 2.61, 11.01-11.76
        
          - and animals, 11.20
 
          - characteristics, 11.04, 11.07-11.09, 11.63-11.65
 
          - and Compton current, 11.60, 11.61
 
          - damage, 11.18-11.20, 11.26, 11.30-11.33, 11.49-11.59
 
          - electrical systems, 11.26, 11.32, 11.33, 11.49-11.53
 
          - electronic equipment, 11.30, 11.31
 
          - and electrical power systems, 11.49-11.53
 
          - energy collectors, 11.16, 11.17
 
          - coupling, 11.27-11.29
 
          - high-altitude bursts, 11.03, 11.13-11.15, 11.26, 11.70-11.76
 
          - medium-altitude bursts, 11.66, 11.67
 
          - protection, 11.19, 11.33-11.40
 
          - and radio stations, 11.54-11.57
 
          - surface bursts, 11.03, 11.10-11.12, 11.68, 11.69
 
          - system-generated, 11.21-11.25
 
          - and telephone systems, 11.58, 11.59
 
          - testing for response, 11.41-11.48
 
          - theory, 11.60-11.76
 
        
       
      - Electromagnetic radiation, 1.73-1.79, see also Thermal radiation
 
      - Electromagnetic waves, see Radio and radar
 
      - Electron, 1.08, see also Beta particles
 
      - Electron volt, definition, 1.42
 
      - EMP, see Electromagnetic pulse
 
      - Energy distribution in nuclear explosions, 1.22- 1.27, 7.88, 7.101, 7.102
 
      - Energy, fission, 1.43
        
          - fusion, 1.69
 
        
       
      - Energy yield, explosion, 1.20, 1.21, 1.45
 
      - Evasive action, nuclear radiation, 8.48
        
          - thermal radiation, 7.87
 
        
       
      - Explosion, atomic, see Nuclear explosion
 
      - Eye injuries, 7.32, 12.79-12.89
        
          - cataracts, 12.144
 
          - flashblindness, 12.83, 12.84, 12.87-12.89
 
          - keratitis, 12.80
 
          - retinal burns, 12.85-12.89
 
        
       
    
    
      - Fabric damage, thermal, 7.33-7.36, 7.44, 7.48
 
      - Fallout, 2.18-2.31, 2.99, 9.01-9.166
        
          - air burst, 9.48, 9.49
 
          - attenuation of radiation from, 9.114-9.120
 
          - from BRAVO explosion, 9.114-9.120
 
          - cesium-137 in delayed, 9.124, 9.145, 12.184-12.187
 
          - contamination, 9.48-9.113
            
              - distribution, 9.75-9.113
 
            
           
          - contours, see Fallout patterns
 
          - decay, 1.64, 9.12-9.30, 9.145-9.153
            
              - half-residence time, 9.133
 
              - stratospheric, 9.130, 9.131, 9.135-9.139
 
              - tropospheric, 9.130-9.134
 
              - from weapons tests, 9.140-9.141
 
            
           
          - distribution, 9.59-9.63, see also Fallout patterns
 
          - dose, 9.16-9.30, 9.146-9.162
            
              - rate, area integral, 9.160
 
            
           
          - early, 2.28, 9.03, 9.06-9.30
 
          - fractionation, 9.06-9.10
 
          - hazard, to animals, 12.244-12.254
            
              - to humans, 12.155-12.200
 
              - to plants, 12.255-12.265
 
            
           
          - and height of burst, 2.128
 
          - hot spots, 2.31, 9.66, 9.105
 
          - iodine in delayed, 9.123
 
          - local, see Fallout, early
 
          - particles, rate of fall, 9.163-9.166
 
          - patterns, 9.75-9.114
            
              - idealized, 9.83-9.103
 
              - limitations, 9.99-9.103
 
              - wind effect, 9.96-9.98
 
            
           
          - plutonium in, 9.40, 12.173
 
          - protection factors, 9.120
 
          - and rainfall, 9.67-9.74
 
          - rainout, 9.74
 
          - scavenging, 2.30, 9.67-9.74
 
          - stratospheric, 9.130, 9.131, 9.135-9.139
 
          - strontium-90 in delayed, 9.124, 9.140-9.145, 12.188-12.196
 
          - surface burst, 2.23-2.31, 9.50-9.52
 
          - surface (or terrain) effect, 9.95, 9.101, 9.156, 9.161
 
          - tropospheric, 9.130-9.134
 
          - underground burst, 2.99, 9.05, 9.51, 9.52
 
          - underwater burst, 2.82, 2.85, 9.05, 9.53-9.58
 
          - uranium in, 9.40-9.43
 
          - washout, 9.74
 
          - worldwide, see Fallout, delayed†
 
        
       
      - Farm animals, see Animals
 
      - Film badge, 8.26
 
      - Fireball, 1.32, 1.36, 1.40, 2.03-2.05, 2.18, 2.36, 2.38-2.40, 2.54-2.59, 2.110-2.137, 7.73-7.105
        
          - air burst, 2.03-2.05, 2.106-2.129, 7.83, 7.86
 
          - breakaway in, 2.120
 
          - debris uptake, 2.09, 2.18, 2.19, 9.50, 9.59
 
          - development, 2.110-2.121
 
          - dimensions, 1.32, 2.05, 2.127-2.129
 
          - high-altitude burst, 2.53-2.59, 2.132, 2.136, 7.22
 
          - ionization, 10.21-10.24, 10.40-10.44, 10.53-10.55, 10.62
 
          - shock front development, 2.115-2.120
 
          - surface burst, 2.18, 7.20
 
          - thermal power, 7.82-7.85
 
          - thermal radiation, 2.38-2.40, 7.01-7.04, 7.75, 7.76, 7.80-7.84
 
          - underground burst, 2.91, 7.21
 
          - underwater burst, 2.64, 7.21
 
          - X-ray, 2.110-2.119
 
        
       
      - Fires, 7.49-7.70
        
          - in Japan, 7.61-7.80
 
          - mass, 7.58-7.60
 
          - origin, 7.49-7.53
 
          - spread, 7.54-7.60
 
        
       
      - Firestorm, 7.58, 7.71
 
      - Fission, 1.13, 1.14, 1.21, 1.42-1.56
        
          - chain, 1.42, 1.46-1.50, 1.54-1.59
 
          - energy, 1.15, 1.20, 1.21
 
          - distribution, 1.42-1.45
 
          - TNT equivalent, 1.45
 
          - explosion time scale, 1.54-1.59
 
          - fragments, 1.42, 1.43
 
          - generation time, 1.54
 
          - products, 1.15, 1.26, 1.29, 1.43, 1.60-1.66, 2.06, 2.10, 2.11, see also Fallout, decay
 
          - weapons, see Nuclear weapons
 
        
       
      - Flame burns, see Burns, flame
 
      - Flash blindness, 12.83, 12.84, 12.87-12.89
 
      - Flash burns, see Burns, flash
 
      - Fluorescence radiation, high-altitude burst, 2.131, 2.138-2.141
 
      - Fog, and thermal radiation, 7.16, 7.17
 
      - Food plants, see Plants
 
      - Forests, damage, 5.146, 5.149, 5.150, 7.60
 
      - Fractionation, fallout, 9.06-9.10
 
      - Fusion reactions, 1.13, 1.16-1.18, 1.67- 1.72
        
          - weapons, see Thermonuclear weapons
 
        
       
    
    
      - Gamma rays {or radiation), 1.28-1.30, 1.43, 1.61-1.66, 1.71, 8.01, 8.04, 8.08-8.48
        
          - attenuation, 8.38-8.42, 8.95-8.104, 9.117-9.120
 
          - coefficients, 8.95-8.102
 
          - biological effectiveness, 12.94
 
          - buildup factor, 8.103, 8.104
 
          - capture, 8.08
 
          - delayed, 8.13
 
          - delivery rate, 8.46-8.48
 
          - dose-distance relationships, 8.31-8.37, 8.125-8.132
 
          - evasive action, 8.48
 
          - half-value thickness, 8.39
 
          - hazard, 12.91-12.92
 
          - hydrodynamic enhancement, 8.36, 8.47
 
          - inelastic scattering, 8.09
 
          - interaction with matter, 8.17, 8.89-8.104
 
          - ionization by, 8.17, 8.21
 
          - measurement, 8.20-8.30
 
          - prompt, 8.12
 
          - RBE, 12.94
 
          - scattering, 8.44, 8.45
 
          - shielding, 8.05, 8.38-8.45, 8.72, 9.120
 
          - skyshine, 8.44
 
          - sources, 1.61-1.63, 8.08-8.16, 9.16
 
          - spectrum, nuclear explosion, 8.105
          
 - stopping altitude, 10.29
 
          - tenth-value thickness, 8.39-8.42, 8.102-8.104
 
          - transmission factors, 8.72, 9.120
 
          - and weapon yield, 8.63, 8.64
 
        
       
      - Gas systems, damage, 5.108-5.121
 
      - Geiger counter, 8.21
 
      - Genetic effects, radiation, 12.208-12.219
 
      - Geomagnetic field, and auroral phenomena, 2.142-2.145
        
          - and beta particle motion, 2.143, 10.27, 10.46-10.51
 
          - conjugate regions, 2.141, 2.143, 10.27, 10.47, 10.64
 
          - and ionization, 10.46-10.51, 10.55, 10.63-10.66
 
          - and weapon debris, 10.55, 10.63, 10.64, 10.70
 
        
       
      - Glass, missile hazard, 12.42, 12.43, 12.238
 
      - Ground motion, in surface burst, 6.12-6.17
 
      - in underground burst, 6.33-6.40, 6.90-6.93
      
 - Ground shock, see Shock
 
      - Ground zero, 2.34
 
      - Gun-barrel assembly, 1.52
 
    
    
      - Half-life, biological, 12.170
        
          - effective, 12.170
 
          - radioactive, 1.63
 
        
       
      - Half-residence time, delayed fallout, 9.133
 
      - Half-value thickness, 8.39
 
      - Harbor damage, see Hydraulic structures
 
      - Height of burst and blast damage, 3.30-3.33
        
          - and blast wave arrival time, 3.77
 
          - and dynamic pressure, 3.75
            
              - duration, 3.76
 
            
           
          - and fallout, 2.128
 
          - optimum, 3.73
 
          - and overpressure, 3.73
            
              - duration, 3.76
 
            
           
          - scaling, 3.62
 
        
       
      - Hematological effects, radiation, 12.124-12.132
 
      - High-altitude burst, 1.24, 1.36, 1.37, 2.52-2.62, 2.130-2.150
        
          - auroral phenomena, 2.62, 2.142-2.145
 
          - beta patch, 2.141
 
          - blast, 3.68
 
          - definition, 1.36, 2.130
 
          - and EMP, see Electromagnetic pulse
 
          - energy distribution, 1.36, 2.130, 7.89-7.92
 
          - eye injuries, 12.87
 
          - fireball, 2.53-2.59, 2.131, 2.136, 7.22
 
          - FISHBOWL series, 2.52
 
          - fluorescence radiation, 2.131, 2.138-2.141
 
          - ionization, atmospheric, 10.40-10.74
          
 - and ozone layer, 2.148-2.150
 
          - phenomena, 1.36, 1.37, 2.52-2.60, 2.130-2.150
 
          - radio and radar effects, 10.89-10.121
          
 - shock wave, 2.136
 
          - thermal radiation, 2.131-2.135, 7.89-7.92, 7.102-7.105
 
          - X-ray pancake, 2.130, 7.91, 7.103
 
        
       
      - Hiroshima, nuclear explosion, 2.24, see also Japan
 
      - Hot spots, 2.31, 9.66, 9.105
 
      - House damage, see Damage, residences
 
      - Hydraulic fill, craters, 6.09
 
      - Hydraulic structures, damage, 6.122-6.125
 
      - Hydrodynamic enhancement, 8.36, 8.47, 8.128-8.131
        
          - phase, fireball, 2.117
 
          - separation, 2.115
 
        
       
      - Hypocenter, explosion, 2.34
 
      - Hydrogen bomb, see Thermonuclear weapons
        
          - isotopes, 1.16, 1.17, 1.67-1.69
 
        
     
    
      - Ignition, materials, 7.33-7.40
 
      - Implosion, 1.53
 
      - Impulse, 3.59, 3.63, 3.65, 3.66
        
          - and structure loading, 4.54, 4.56, 4.66
 
        
       
      - Incendiary effects, see Fires
 
      - Induced radioactivity, 8.16, 9.31-9.39
 
      - Industrial buildings, damage, 5.04, 5.28-5.51, 5.139, 5.140
 
      - Initial nuclear radiation, 1.02, 1.26-1.29, 1.34, 1.37-1.39, 2.41-2.45, 8.01-8.72, 8.89-8.124, 9.04, see also Gamma rays; Neutrons
 
      - Injuries, 12.01-12.239, see also Burns; Casualties; Radiation injury
        
          - blast, direct 12.24-12.38, 12.239
 
          - indirect, 12.39-12.50, 12.238
 
          - blood, see Blood
 
          - burn, 12.51-12.78, see also Burns
          
 - causes, 12.18
 
          - combined, 12.133-12.143
 
          - eardrums, 12.38
 
          - eye, see Eye injuries
 
          - in Japan, 12.08-12.23, 12.68-12.78, 12.114-12.132, 12.144-12.154
 
          - ionizing radiation, 12.91, see also Radiation injury
 
          - lung damage, 12.38
 
          - from missiles, 12.41-12.48
 
          - nuclear radiation, see Burns, beta; Radiation injury
 
          - protection by buildings, 12.17
 
          - thermal radiation, see Burns
 
        
       
      - Iodine in delayed fallout, 9.123
 
      - Ionization, 1.38, 8.17, 10.04
        
          - atmospheric, 10.09-10.20, see also Geomagnetic field
 
          - and electromagnetic waves, 10.04-10.08, 10.125-10.137
 
          - in nuclear explosions, 10.21-10.74
            
              - below 10 miles, 10.34-10.39
 
              - 10 to 40 miles, 10.40-10.52
 
              - 40 to 65 miles, 10.53-10.61
 
              - above 65 miles, 10.62-10.74
 
            
           
        
       
      - Ionizing radiation, 12.91, see also Nuclear radiation
 
      - Ionosphere, 10.09-10.20
        
          - electron density, 10.09
            
              - delayed radiation effects, 10.154-10.164
 
              - nuclear explosion effects, see Ionization, in nuclear explosions
 
              - prompt radiation effects, 10.138-10.153
 
            
           
          - radio and radar effects, see Radio and radar
 
        
       
      - Ion pairs, 1.38, 8.17
 
      - Iron, radiation shielding, 8.41, 8.104
 
      - Isothermal sphere, fireball, 2.114-2.120, 2.124
 
      - Isotopes, 1.09
 
      - hydrogen, 1.16, 1.17, 1.67-1.69
 
    
    
      - Japan, nuclear explosions, 2.24
        
          - casualties, 12.08-12.23
 
          - nuclear radiation injuries, 12.114-12.132, 12.144-12.154
 
          - structural damage, 5.28-5.34, 5.52, 5.53, 5.85, 5.98, 5.106-5.108, 5.127
 
          - thermal radiation, burns, 12.68-12.78
          
 - incendiary effects, 7.61-7.72
 
          - materials effects, 7.44-7.48
 
        
       
    
    
      - Keloid formation, 12.78
 
      - Keratitis, 12.80
 
    
    
      - Leukemia, nuclear radiation, 12.147-12.149
 
      - Lithium deuteride, 1.70, 1.71
 
      - Loading, blast, 4.01-4.67, 6.94-6.103
        
          - arched structures, 4.62-4.66
 
          - buried structures, 6.94-6.103
 
          - development, 4.22-4.37
            
              - shape effect, 4.35-4.37
 
              - size effect, 4.31-4.34
 
            
           
          - diffraction, 4.03, 4.05-4.11
 
          - drag, 4.12-4.14, 4.29
 
          - nonideal blast wave, 4.67
 
          - structures, 4.15-4.20, 4.41-4.67
            
              - box-like, closed, 4.41-4.45
                
                  - partially open, 4.46-4.51
 
                
               
              - cylindrical, 4.57-4.16
 
              - open-frame, 4.52-4.56
 
            
           
        
       
      - Lung injuries, 12.15, 12.28, 12.38
 
    
    
      - Mach effect, 2.33-2.37, 3.24-3.31, 3.34
        
          - front (or stem), 2.33-2.37, 3.25
 
          - and height of burst, 3.29
 
          - triple point, 3.25
 
        
       
      - Machine tools damage, 5.128-5.133
 
      - Marshall Islands, inhabitants, 12.175-12.183
 
      - Masonry buildings, damage, 5.76-5.79, 5.139, 5.140
 
      - Mean free path, 2.113, 7.79
 
      - Measurement, ionizing radiation, 8.20-8.30, 8.58-8.62
 
      - Megacurie, 9.141
 
      - Mesosphere, 3.42, 9.126
 
      - Meteorological effects, blast wave, 3.39-3.43
        
          - fallout, 9.66-9.74, 9.102, see also Hot spots; Scavenging
 
          - fires, 7.54, 7.58, 7.71, 7.72
 
        
       
      - Million electron volt (or MeV), 1.42
 
      - Mobile homes, damage, 5.80-5.84
 
      - Monitoring, ionizing radiation, see Measurement
      
 - Mutations, see Genetic effects
 
    
    
      - Nagasaki, nuclear explosion, 2.24, see also Japan
 
      - Neoplasms, nuclear radiation, 12.147-12.151
 
      - Neutron, 1.08, 1.31, 8.01, 8.04, 8.49-8.72
        
          - absorption (or attenuation), 8.66-8.72, 9.120
 
          - capture, 8.08, 8.11, 8.16, 8.54, 8.56, 9.31-9.39
 
          - cross section, 8.112
 
          - delayed, 8.50
 
          - dose-distance relationships, 8.121-8.124
 
          - fast, 8.52
 
          - fluence, 8.61
 
          - flux, 8.60
            
              - measurement, 8.58-8.62
 
            
           
          - hydrodynamic enhancement, 8.50
 
          - induced activity, 8.16, 9.31-9.39
 
          - initial nuclear radiation, 8.01, 8.04, 8.49-8.72
          
 - interaction with matter, 8.107-8.113
          
 - ionization, 8.58, 8.59
 
          - measurement, 8.58-8.62
 
          - prompt, 8.50
 
          - RBE, 12.97
 
          - scattering, 2.41, 8.09, 8.52, 8.53, 8.107, 8.108
 
          - shielding, 8.66-8.72, 9.120
 
          - slow, 8.52
 
          - slowing down, 8.54
 
          - sources, 8.01, 8.04, 8.49-8.57
 
          - spectrum, 8.53, 8.114-8.120
            
              - equilibrium, 8.118, 8.119
 
            
           
          - thermal, 8.52
 
          - from thermonuclear (fusion) reactions, 1.69, 1.72, 8.57, 8.116, 8.117, 8.119
 
          - transmission factors, 8.72, 9.120
 
          - transmission from source, 8.52-8.56, 8.117-8.120
 
        
       
      - Nitrogen, neutron reaction, 8.11, 8.54, 8.56, 8.110, 9.34
 
      - Nuclear explosion, blast wave, 1.01, see also Blast; Shock
        
          - casualties, see Casualties
 
          - characteristics, 1.01-1.23
 
          - and conventional explosions, 1.01-1.03
 
          - damage, see Damage
 
          - description, air burst, 2.03-2.51, see also Air burst
            
              - high-altitude burst, 2.52-2.62, see also High-altitude burst
 
              - surface burst, 2.03-2.51, see also Surface burst
 
              - underground burst, 2.90-2.105
 
              - underwater burst, 2.63-2.89
 
            
           
          - fireball development, see Fireball
          
 - incendiary effects, see Fires
 
          - injuries, see Injuries; Radiation injury
 
          - ionization, see Ionization
 
          - nuclear radiation, see Nuclear radiation
 
          - pressures, 2.107
 
          - principles, 1.46-1.59
 
          - radio and radar effects, see Radio and radar
 
          - shock wave, 1.01, see also Blast; Shock
 
          - temperatures, 1.23, 2.107, 7.75
 
          - thermal radiation: see Thermal radiation
 
          - types, 1.31-1.41, 2.01, 2.02
 
        
       
      - Nuclear radiation, 1.02, 1.34-1.39, 2.41-2.45
        
          - from air burst, 1.33-1.35, 2.44, 2.45
 
          - biological effects, on animals, 12.240-12.254
            
              - on man, see Radiation injury
 
              - on plants, 12.240-12.243, 12.255-12.265
 
            
           
          - initial, see Initial nuclear radiation
          
 - injuries, see Radiation injury
          
 - prompt, 2.41
 
          - residual, see Residual nuclear radiation
 
          - from surface burst, 2.23-2.31, 8.37, 8.65, 9.50-9.52
 
          - transmission factors, 8.72, 9.120
 
          - from underground burst, 1.39, 2.99, 2.100
 
          - from underwater burst, 2.77-2.79, 2.81, 2.82, 2.89
 
        
       
      - Nuclear weapons, 1.02, 1.11, 1.19-1.21, 1.51-1.72, see also Nuclear explosions
        
          - boosted, 1.72
 
          - clean and dirty, 9.47
 
          - criticality attainment, 1.51-1.53
 
          - fission, 1.46-1.59
 
          - fusion, 1.67-1.72, see also Thermonuclear weapons
 
          - salted, 9.11
 
          - thermonuclear, see Thermonuclear weapons
          
 - yield, 1.20, 1.21
 
        
       
      - Nucleus, atomic, 1.08
 
      - Nuclide, 1.10
        
          - radioactive, 1.30
 
        
       
    
    
      - Oil-tank damage, 5.155
 
      - Overpressure, 2.33, 3.01-3.05, 3.21-3.34, 3.53-3.85, see also Blast; Loading; Mach effect
        
          - decay rate, 3.09, 3.57
 
          - distance relationships, 3.73
 
          - duration, 3.76
 
          - free air, 3.72
 
          - and height of burst, 3.73, 3.76
 
          - loading, see Loading, diffraction
 
          - negative, 3.05
 
          - peak, 3.02, 3.74
            
              - arrival time, 3.77
 
            
           
          - Rankine-Hugoniot relations, 3.55, 3.56
 
          - reflected, 3.56, 3.78
 
          - scaling, 3.66
 
          - surface (terrain) effects, 3.47-3.50, 3.79-3.85
 
        
       
      - Ozone layer, nuclear explosion effects, 2.148-2.150
 
    
    
      - Pair production, gamma-ray, 8.92
 
      - Particles, rate of fall, 9.163-9.166
 
      - Pathology, radiation injury, 12.220-12.237
 
      - Photoelectric effect, gamma-ray, 8.91
 
      - Photon, 1.74, 7.79
 
      - Planck equation (or theory), 1.74, 7.73, 7.74
 
      - Plants, nuclear explosion effects, 12.240-12.243, 12.255-12.265
 
      - Plastic deformation, 5.15
 
      - Plastics, thermal damage, 7.39
 
      - Plastic zone, crater, 6.07, 6.70
 
      - Plutonium, fission, 1.14, 1.15, 1.18, 1.42, 1.44, 1.45
        
          - hazard, 12.173
 
          - in weapons residues, 9.40-9.43
          
 - Polar front, 9.127
 
        
       
      - Precursor, blast wave, 3.49, 3.79-3.85
        
          - loading, 4.67
 
        
       
      - Pressure, blast and shock, see Dynamic pressure; Loading; Overpressure
 
      - Profile burns, 12.70
 
      - Protection, see Evasive action; Shielding
        
          - factors, initial radiation, 8.72
            
              - fallout, 9.120
 
            
           
        
       
      - Proton, 1.08
 
    
    
      - Quantum, 1.74
        
          - theory, see Planck
 
        
     
    
      - Rad, 8.18
 
      - Radar effects, see Radio and radar
 
      -  Radiant exposure, 7.35
        
          - power, 7.74, 7.82-7.84, 7.86
 
        
       
      - Radiation injury, 12.90-12.237
        
          - acute, 12.102-12.132
 
          - blood, 12.124-12.132
 
          - cancer (neoplasms), 12.147-12.151
 
          - cataracts, 12.144-12.146
 
          - clinical phenomena, 12.108-12.123
 
          - delayed, 12.142-12.154
 
          - from fallout,
              - early, 12.155-12.183
 
              - delayed, 12.184-12.200
 
            
           
          - genetic, 12.208-12.219
 
          - pathology, 12.220-12.237
 
          - thyroid, 12.171, 12.181-12.183
 
        
       
      - Radiation Effects Research Foundation, 12.142
 
      - Radiation, nuclear, see Gamma rays; Neutrons; Nuclear radiation
 
      - Radioactive capture, neutrons, 8.08
 
      - Radioactive cloud, see Cloud
 
      - Radioactive half-life, 1.63
 
      - Radioactivity, 1.02, 1.28-1.30, 1.61-1.66, see also Fallout
        
          - induced, 8.16, 9.31-9.39
 
        
       
      - Radioflash, see Electromagnetic pulse
      
 - Radionuclide, 1.30
 
      - Radio and radar effects, 10.01-10.164, see also Ionization, in nuclear explosions
        
          - attenuation, signal, 10.78, 10.79
 
          - blackout, 10.01
 
          - Doppler shift, 10.83
 
          - degradation, signal, 10.75-10.77
 
          - HF (high-frequency), 10.100-10.107
 
          - hydromagnetic disturbance, 10.26
 
          - initial radiation, 10.149-10.153
 
          - LF (low-frequency), 10.97, 10.98
 
          - MF (medium-frequency), 10.82-10.84
 
          - noise, 10.80, 10.81
 
          - phase changes, 10.82-10.84, 10.94
 
          - radar systems, 10.114-10.122
 
          - radio systems, 10.89-10.113, 10.122
 
          - residual radiation, 10.154-10.164
 
          - scattering, 10.87, 10.88
 
          - summary, 10.122
 
          - UHF (ultrahigh-frequency), 10.112, 10.113
 
          - VHF (very-high-frequency), 10.92-10.111
 
          - VLF (very-low-frequency), 10.92-10.96
 
        
       
      - Railroad equipment, damage, 5.92, 5.93, 5.146
 
      - Rainout, 9.74
 
      - Rankine-Hugoniot relations, 3.53-3.56
 
      - RBE (Relative biological effectiveness), 12.94
 
      - Reflection, blast wave, see Blast wave; Mach effect
 
      - Reinforced-concrete buildings, damage, 5.20- 5.27, 5.139, 5.140
 
      - Relative biological effectiveness (RBE), 12.94
 
      - Rem, 12.95
 
      - Residences, damage, 5.04, 5.52-5.84, 5.139, 5.140, 7.28
 
      - Residual nuclear radiation, 1.02, 1.26-1.30, 1.35, 1.39, 9.01-9.166, see also Fallout; Radioactivity, induced
 
      - Response, spectrum, 6.90
        
          - structures, 5.08-5.18, see also Damage
 
        
       - Retinal burns, see Eye injuries
 
      - Roentgen, 8.17
 
      - Rupture zone, crater, 6.07, 6.70
 
    
    
      - Scattering, see Compton effect; Gamma radiation; Thermal radiation; Neutrons
 
      - Scavenging, fallout, 2.30, 9.67-9.74
 
      - Scintillation counter, 8.23
 
      - Seismic effects, 2.102, 2.105, 6.19-6.27
 
      - Semiconductor detector, 8.22
 
      - Semiconductor, EMP effects, 11.31, 11.32
        
          - radiation effects, 8.77-8.80
 
        
       
      - Shake, 1.54
 
      - Shielding, gamma rays, 8.05, 8.38-8.45, 8.72, 9.120
        
          - neutrons, 8.66-8.72
 
          - thermal radiation, 7.18, 7.19
 
        
       
      - Ships, damage, 5.96, 5.97, 5.146, 6.63-6.65
 
      - Shock (and Shock wave), 1.01, 1.33, 6.82-6.84, see also Blast
        
          - front, 1.01, 3.03
 
          - in fireball, 2.155-2.120
 
          - ground, in air burst, 3.51, 3.52
 
          - damage from, 6.104-6.114
          
 - in surface burst, 6.12-6.17
 
          - in underground burst, 6.18, 6.19, see also Seismic effects
 
          - in underwater burst, 6.14-6.52, 6.115-6.118
 
        
       
      - Skin burns, see Burns
 
      - Skyshine, gamma-ray, 8.44
 
      - Slick, in underwater burst, 2.65
 
      - Smoke, and thermal radiation, 7.16, 7.17
 
      - Soil, vaporization in surface burst, 2.18
 
      - Spray dome in underwater burst, 2.66, 2.84
 
      - Stagnation pressure, 4.25
 
      - Stefan-Boltzmann law, 7.82
 
      - Stopping altitude, 10.29
 
      - Storage tank, damage, 5.155
 
      - Stratosphere, 9.126
        
          - fallout from, 9.130, 9.131, 9.135-9.139
 
        
       
      - Stopping altitude, radiation, 10.29
 
      - Strontium-90 in delayed fallout, 9.124, 9.140-9.145
        
          - radiation hazard, 12.188-12.196
 
        
       
      - Structural damage, see Damage
 
      - Structures, see Damage; Loading
 
      - Subsurface bursts, see Surface; Underground; Underwater
 
      - Subways, damage, 6.106
 
      - Surface (and shallow underground) burst, 1.40, 2.18-2.31, 2.90-2.100, 6.01-6.18
        
          - air blast, 2.32-2.37, 3.34-3.74, 6.02, 6.80, 6.81
 
          - characteristics, 2.18-2.37, 2.90-2.100, 6.01-6.18
 
          - contact, 3.34, 3.74
 
          - crater formation, 2.21, 2.90-2.94, 6.03-6.11, 6.70-6.79, see also Crater
 
          - damage in, 6.28-6.31, 6.94-6.103
 
          - EMP effect, 11.03, 11.10- 11.12, 11.68, 11.69
 
          - fallout, 2.23-2.31, 9.50-9.52, see also Fallout
 
          - fireball, 2.18, 7.20
 
          - ground motion, 6.82-6.84
 
          - ground shock, 6.12-6.18
 
          - nuclear radiation, initial, 8.37, 8.65, see also Nuclear radiation
 
          - residual, 2.23-2.31, 9.50-9.52
 
          - radioactive cloud, 2.19-2.22
 
          - contamination, 9.50-9.52
 
          - thermal radiation, 7.20, 7.42, 7.101
 
        
       
      - Surface effects on blast, see Terrain effects
 
      - Surface zero, 2.34
 
      - Survey meter, 7.30
 
    
    
      - Tamper, nuclear weapon, 1.50
 
      - Tenth-value thickness, 8.38, 8.102
 
      - Terrain effects, on blast, 3.35-3.38, 3.47-3.50, 3.79-3.85
        
          - on fallout, 9.95, 9.101, 9.156; 9.161
 
        
       
      - Thermal layer, 3.80
 
      - Thermal pulses, in air burst, 2.38-2.40, 7.86, 7.87
        
          - in high-altitude burst, 2.132, 2.133, 7.89
 
        
       
      - Thermal radiation, 1.02, 1.22-1.25, 1.73-1.79, 7.01-7.105
        
          - absorption, in materials, 7.23-7.31, 7.33, 7.34
 
          - in air burst, 1.33, 2.38-2.40, 7.03-7.05, 7.85-7.100
 
          - and atmospheric conditions, 7.11-7.17, 7.98
 
          - attenuation, 7.08-7.19, 7.94, 7.98
          
 - burns, see Burns, flash
 
          - damage, 7.33-7.40
 
          - definition, 7.02
 
          - effects, 7.23-7.53
            
              - in Japan, 7.44-7.48, 7.61-7.72
 
            
           
          - energy fraction, air burst, 1.25, 7.04, 7.88
            
              - high-altitude burst, 7.22, 7.90, 7.102, 7.104
 
              - surface burst, 7.101
 
            
           
          - evasive action, 7.87
 
          - exposure-distance relationship, 7.41-7.43, 7.93-7.105
 
          - and fabrics, 7.27, 7.33-7.35
 
          - from fireball, 7.01-7.22, 7.73-7.92
 
          - in high-altitude burst, 7.22, 7.89-7.92, 7.102-7.105
 
          - ignition exposures, 7.35, 7.40
 
          - incendiary effects, 7.49-7.72
 
          - injuries, 7.32, 12.51-12.78
 
          - materials ignition, 7.33-7.40, 7.44-7.49
 
          - and plastics, 7.39
 
          - primary, 1.77, 7.01, 7.75, see also Thermal X-rays
 
          - prompt, 7.02
 
          - pulses, see Thermal pulses
 
          - radiant exposure, 7.35
            
              - power, 7.74, 7.82-7.84, 7.86
 
            
           
          - scattering, 7.08, 7.10-7.17, 7.19, 7.95, 7.98
 
          - shielding, 7.18, 7.19
 
          - smoke and fog effects, 7.16, 7.17
 
          - in surface burst, 7.20, 7.101
 
          - transmittance, 7.95-7.98, 7.101, 7.104, 7.105
 
          - underground burst, 2.99
 
          - underwater burst, 2.80
 
        
       
      - Thermal X-rays, 1.77-1.79, 7.01, 7.75, 7.80, 7.81, 7.90-7.92, 7.104
        
          - ionization, 10.53, 10.57, 10.60, 10.62, 10.69
 
        
       
      - Thermonuclear (fusion) reactions, 1.17-1.19, 1.67-1.72
        
          - weapons, 1.67-1.72
            
              - fallout patterns, 9.94
 
              - gamma rays, 8.33
 
              - neutrons, 8.64, 8.116, 8.117, 8.119
 
            
         
       
      - Thermosphere, 3.43, 9.126
 
      - Thyroid abnormalities, 12.171, 12.181-12.183
 
      - Time scale, fission explosion, 1.54-1.59
      
 - TNT equivalent, 1.20, 1.45
 
      - Trailer coach, damage, 5.80-5.84
 
      - Transient-radiation effects on electronics (TREE), 8.73-8.88, 8.133-8.144
        
          - characteristics, 8.73-8.76
 
          - effects on equipment, 8.77, 8.78
 
          - mechanism, 8.133-8.144
 
        
       
      - Transmission factors, initial nuclear radiation, 8.72
        
          - residual nuclear radiation, 9.120
          
 - Transmittance, thermal radiation, 7.95-7.98, 7.101-7.104, 7.105
 
        
       
      - Transportation equipment, damage, 5.85-5.97, 5.146, 5.147
 
      - Trinity test, 2.36, 12.245, 12.246
      
 - Triple point, 3.25, see also Mach effect
 
      - Tritium, thermonuclear (fusion) reactions, 1.67- 1.70
        
          - in residual radiation, 12.197, 12.200
 
        
       
      - Tropopause, 2.13, 9.126
 
      - Troposphere, 3.40, 9.126
        
          - fallout from, 9.130-9.134
 
        
       
      - Tunnels, damage, 6.109
 
    
    
      - Ultraviolet radiation, 1.73, 1.78, 2.38, 2.39, 7.75, 7.76
 
      - Underground burst (deep), 1.39, 2.90-2.105, 6.19-6.40, 6.85-6.93
        
          - aftershocks, 2.105, 6.20-6.27
 
          - air blast, 6.02, 6.53
 
          - base surge, 2.96-2.98
 
          - cavity, 2.102, 6.85-6.88
 
          - characteristics, 2.90-2.105
 
          - chimney, 2.103, 6.89
 
          - damage criteria, 6.104-6.114
 
          - fallout, 2.98, see also Fallout
 
          - fault displacement, 6.20-6.27
 
          - fireball, 2.91
 
          - ground motion, 6.33-6.40
 
          - loading, buried structures, 6.104-6.111
 
          - seismic effects, 6.19-6.27
 
          - shallow, see Surface burst
 
          - shock wave, 6.18, 6.19, 6.33
 
          - and structures, 6.33-6.40
 
        
       
      - Underwater burst, 1.39, 2.63-2.89, 6.41-6.69, 6.115-6.125
        
          - air blast, 6.53, 6.68, 6.69
 
          - base surge, radioactive, 2.76-2.79
 
          - visible.2.72-2.75
 
          - characteristics, 2.63-2.79, 6.41-6.69
 
          - cloud, 2.69
 
          - column, 2.67, 2.68
 
          - contamination, water, 9.53-9.58
 
          - crack, 2.65
 
          - crater formation, 6.60, 6.61
          
 - damage, 6.62-6.64
 
          - deep, 2.81-2.89
 
          - fireball, 2.64
 
          - hydraulic structures, damage, 6.122-6.124
 
          - nuclear radiation, 2.74-2.79, 2.81, 2.82, see also Fallout
 
          - overpressure, water, 6.41
 
          - plume, 2.67
 
          - shallow, 2.63-2.82
 
          - ships, damage, 6.58, 6.63-6.69
 
          - shock wave, 6.41-6.52, 6.62-6.69, 6.115-6.118
 
          - reflection, 6.43, 6.44-6.52
 
          - surface cutoff, 6.43
 
          - slick, 2.65
 
          - thermal radiation, 2.80
 
          - water waves, 2.70, 2.71, 6.54-6.59, 6.119-6.121
 
        
       
      - Unit-time reference dose rate, 9.16-9.23, 9.92-9.95
 
      - Uranium fission, 1.14, 1.15, 1.18, 1.42, 1.44, 1.45, 1.72
        
          - hazard, 12.174
 
          - in weapons residues, 9.31, 9.40-9.42
 
        
       
      - Utilities, damage, 5.98-5.121
 
    
    
      - Vehicle, damage, 5.86-5.91, 5.146
 
    
    
      - Wall-bearing structures, 5.27, 5.139
 
      - Wall failure, 5.145
 
      - Weapons, nuclear, see Nuclear weapons
 
      - 
        Weather effects, see Meteorological effects
 
      - Wien's displacement law, 7.77
 
      - Wilson cloud, 2.47-2.50, 2.66
 
      - Wind, and fallout patterns, 9.96-9.98
 
      - Wind (dynamic pressure), 3.07, 3.08, 3.13, 3.14, 3.16
        
          - velocity, 3.07, 3.55
 
        
       
      - Wood, thermal radiation effects, 7.37, 7.38, 7.40, 7.44
 
      - Worldwide fallout, see Fallout, delayed†
 
    
    
      - X-ray fireball, 2.110
 
      - X rays, 1.73, 1.77, 1.79
        
          - absorption, 2.134, 7.80, 7.81, 7.92
 
          - degradation, 1.78, 2.38, 7.02, 7.75
          
 - ionization, atmospheric, 10.53, 10.57, 10.60, 10.62, 10.69
 
          - pancake, 2.134, 2.135, 7.91, 7.103
 
          - stopping altitude, 10.29
 
          - thermal, see Thermal X-rays
 
        
       
    
    
      - Yield, explosion, 1.20, 1.21, 1.45
 
    
    
      
        - † This exact entry is not present in the 1977 edition, despite appearing in the 1962 edition. We have substituted a link to the entry for “Fallout.”