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Richard B. Murray

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Physics and Astronomy University of Delaware, Newark, DE, United States 
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http://adsabs.harvard.edu/abs/1955PhDT........24M
DOI: 10.1103/PhysRev.100.1067
DOI: 10.1103/PhysRev.100.650
DOI: 10.1103/PhysRev.100.1071

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Louis Douglas Roberts grad student 1955 University of Tennessee
 (Magnetic Ordering Transitions in Manganese-Dichloride and Uranium-Triiodide at Liquid Helium Temperatures.)

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Robert W. Birkmire grad student 1977 University of Delaware (Astronomy Tree)

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Birkmire RW, Murray RB, Luntz M. (1977) Scintillation response of nonactivated and activated NaI to random and channeled ions: Influence of the luminescence mechanism Physical Review B. 15: 31-36
Dietrich HB, Birkmire RW, Luntz M, et al. (1977) Triple-peaked scintillation pulse-height spectra for MeV axially channeled ions in NaI(Tl) Physical Review B. 15: 23-30
Murray RB. (1962) Specific heat of single-crystal MnCl2 in applied magnetic fields Physical Review. 128: 1570-1574
Roberts LD, Murray RB. (1955) Magnetic and thermal properties of UI3 at liquid helium temperatures Physical Review. 100: 650-654
Roberts LD, Murray RB, Dabbs JWT. (1955) Influence of crystalline electric fields on antiferromagnetic transitions Physical Review. 100: 1100-1103
Murray RB. (1955) Magnetic and thermal properties of MnCl2 at liquid helium temperatures. II. Specific heat Physical Review. 100: 1071-1074
Murray RB, Roberts LD. (1955) Magnetic and thermal properties of MnCl2 at liquid helium temperatures. I. Magnetic susceptibility Physical Review. 100: 1067-1070
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