Richard R. Carlson
Affiliations: | 1951-1994 | Physics | University of Iowa, Iowa City, IA |
Website:
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"Richard Raymond Carlson" OR "Richard R Carlson"Bio:
(1913 - 2001)
DOI: 10.1063/1.1537929 He earned his MS in physics in 1949 and completed his physics PhD in 1951 under the direction of Sam Allison
https://www.gf.org/fellows/all-fellows/richard-raymond-carlson/
DOI: 10.1103/PhysRev.84.749
DOI: 10.1103/PhysRev.91.882
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Parents
Sign in to add mentor| Samuel King Allison | grad student | 1951 | Chicago | |
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| Norbeck E, Wu PT, Chen CR, et al. (1983) Li6-Li6 and Li7-Li7 elastic scattering from 2.0 to 5.5 MeV Physical Review C. 28: 1140-1147 |
| Poling JE, Norbeck E, Carlson RR. (1972) Elastic scattering of lithium by carbon Physical Review C. 5: 1819-1825 |
| Carlson RR. (1972) Angular distribution of gamma rays from the reaction C12(Li6,d)O16 Physical Review C. 5: 1467-1472 |
| Wyborny HW, Carlson RR. (1971) Yield curves for Li + Li and Li + Be nuclear reactions Physical Review C. 3: 2185-2191 |
| Carlson RR, Johnson DJ. (1970) Mechanism of lithium-induced nuclear reactions Physical Review Letters. 25: 172-175 |
| Carlson RR, Wyborny HW. (1969) Cross sections for Li7 + Li7 from 2 MeV to 6 MeV Physical Review. 178: 1529-1536 |
| Norbeck E, Mancusi MD, Carlson RR. (1965) The 2 Li6→3α reaction Reviews of Modern Physics. 37: 455-457 |
| Carlson RR, McGrath RL. (1965) 2J+1 dependence of total cross sections in lithium + boron reactions Physical Review Letters. 15: 173-175 |
| Hart VP, Norbeck E, Carlson RR. (1965) N17 energy levels and gamma rays Physical Review. 137 |
| Carlson RR, Throop M. (1964) High-energy gamma radiation from lithium bombardment of Be9, B10, B11, and C12 Physical Review. 136 |