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Dr W Kroll, a young post-doc working under Heisenberg at Leipzing in the 1930s, was forced to escape from the Nazis and eventually came to the National Taiwan University in 1941. He taught many of the advanced courses in theoretical physics for over two decades, and prepared a generation of physicists in Taiwan. A symposium on pure and applied physics was held in memory of Prof Kroll at the University of Massachusetts Dartmouth in August 1996. These proceedings, composed of papers contributed to the symposium by many of Prof Kroll's former students now reaching professorial ranks in the West, reflect in a small measure the legacy he left behind.
This proceedings cover topics of current interest ranging from basic problems of Kondo, d-metal films, coercivity mechanism, to preparation of well defined colloidal particles, magnetic-optic effects, microstructure of Co-Cr films, magnetic tunneling-valve effect, granular solids, layered films for Magnetic recording, magnetic super lattice, the state of art of observing walls, domains and High Tc superconductor oxide films.
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49 papers were presented at the Symposium which covered all areas of basic and applied science related to magnetism.