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The 22 pages that link to Los Alamos National Laboratory, each with the reason it gives.

• Monte Carlo methodRelated: The method was developed there amid wartime calculations of neutron behavior.

• Fermi paradoxRelated: Fermi’s famous question is associated with a conversation among colleagues at Los Alamos.

• Trinity testRelated: Its scientists and engineers prepared the Trinity device and conducted the test.

• Stanisław UlamRelated: Ulam joined Los Alamos in 1943, where his mathematics entered wartime weapons research.

• Emilio SegrèRelated: Segrè’s wartime work there centered on measuring neutron-induced fission in plutonium.

• Ivy MikeRelated: Los Alamos designed the device and prepared it for the test.

• Fat ManRelated: Los Alamos scientists developed Fat Man's implosion design.

• Little BoyRelated: The laboratory developed Little Boy's weapon design and prepared it for use.

• Nuclear weapon designRelated: Its wartime teams integrated physics, materials, and engineering into complete weapons.

• Isidor RabiRelated: Rabi advised the Manhattan Project and influenced the laboratory’s scientific organization.

• James RainwaterRelated: Rainwater’s wartime research brought him to Los Alamos as a young physicist.

• IBM 7030 StretchRelated: Los Alamos was a principal customer whose scientific workload helped motivate the Stretch project.