Albert Edward Litherland

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According to Wikipedia, Albert Edward "Ted" Litherland is a nuclear physicist, known for his pioneering work in accelerator mass spectroscopy . Education and career Litherland earned a BSc in 1949 and a PhD in 1955 from the University of Liverpool. From 1953 to 1955 he was a National Research Council Fellow and from 1955 to 1966 a career scientist at Chalk River Laboratories with Atomic Energy of Canada Limited. In 1966 he became a professor of physics at the University of Toronto and in 1979 a full professor, retiring as professor emeritus in 1993. In the academic years 1960–61 and 1972–73 he was a visiting professor at the University of Oxford.

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Radiocarbon Dating Using Electrostatic Accelerators: Negative Ions Provide the Key (1977) (290)
GAMMA-RAY ANGULAR CORRELATIONS FROM ALIGNED NUCLEI PRODUCED BY NUCLEAR REACTIONS (1961) (280)
Analysis of 36Cl in environmental water samples using an electrostatic accelerator (1979) (164)
Ultrasensitive Mass Spectrometry with Accelerators (1980) (141)
AN INTERPRETATION OF THE LOW-LYING EXCITED STATES OF Mg25 AND Al25 (1958) (121)
An attempt to detect stable N- ions from a sputter ion source and some implications of the results for the design of tandems for ultra-sensitive carbon analysis (1977) (105)
Determination of 129I using tandem accelerator mass spectrometry (1980) (93)
Application of a Collective Model to Si29 (1957) (83)
Radiocarbon Dating with Electrostatic Accelerators: Dating of Milligram Samples (1978) (68)
GAMMA RAYS FROM THE PROTON BOMBARDMENT OF Mg (1956) (63)
Lifetimes of the low-lying levels of O18 and F18 (1963) (62)
Ultra-sensitive particle identification systems based upon electrostatic accelerators (1979) (53)
AMS measurement of environmental U-236 Preliminary results and perspectives (1997) (53)
Rotational Bands inNe20 (1961) (52)
Studies of anions from sputtering I: Survey of MFn- (2010) (49)
Proton capture gamma rays in the giant resonance region in light nuclei (1961) (48)
Accelerator mass spectrometry (1984) (47)
Use of single planar Ge(Li) detectors as gamma-ray polarimeters (1970) (46)
STUDY OF SOME He$sup 3$-INDUCED REACTIONS ON C$sup 1$$sup 2$ (1957) (43)
The 12CH22+ molecule and radiocarbon dating by accelerator mass spectrometry (1984) (43)
Developments in Radiocarbon Technologies: From the Libby Counter to Compound-Specific AMS Analyses (2009) (42)
Gas-phase ion–molecule reactions for resolution of atomic isobars: AMS and ICP-MS perspectives (2006) (41)
The interpretation of angular distributions and angular correlations from the reaction C12(C12, alpha)Ne20 (1961) (39)
On-line ion chemistry for the AMS analysis of 90Sr and 135,137Cs (2013) (37)
Accelerator mass spectrometry of 129I at isotrace (1987) (36)
Fundamentals of accelerator mass spectrometry (1987) (36)
Cl/S isobar separation using an on-line reaction cell for 36Cl measurement at low energies (2010) (36)
Secondary Ion Mass Spectrometry at Close to Single-Atom Concentration Using DC Accelerators (1979) (35)
STUDIES OF (p,n) REACTIONS IN THE PROTON ENERGY RANGE FROM 2 TO 10 MEV (1959) (35)
A negative ion survey; towards the completion of the periodic table of the negative ions (1997) (34)
Lifetimes of excited states in Cu63, Cu65, Ni62 and Fe56 by Doppler shift attenuation measurements (1965) (33)
ATOMIC CHARGE STATES IN CARBON OF 10- TO 40-MEV IONS; APPLICATION TO TANDEM ACCELERATORS (1962) (32)
GAMMA-RAY POLARIZATION MEASUREMENTS WITH A SINGLE Ge(Li) DETECTOR. (1969) (32)
A measurement of the radiative width of the 8+ 11.948 MeV level of 20Ne (1972) (31)
Mass spectrometry with accelerators. (2011) (30)
Gamma rays from the 4.24 MeV state in magnesium-24 (1960) (29)
Low levels of Al27 (1960) (28)
Pushing the limits of accelerator mass spectrometry (2007) (28)
The potential for AMS analysis of 10Be using BeF (2004) (27)
Gamma-decay properties of 20Ne levels below 12 MeV (1971) (27)
A recombinator for radiocarbon accelerator mass spectrometry (1990) (26)
CAPTURE RADIATION AND NEUTRONS FROM THE BOMBARDMENT OF C14 WITH PROTONS (1955) (26)
A third generation 14C accelerator mass spectrometer (1988) (25)
Separation of 26Al and 26Mg isobars by negative ion mass spectrometry (1979) (25)
PULSE-SHAPE DISCRIMINATION ON THE GAMMA-RAY PULSES FROM F$sup 19$(d,n$gamma$)Ne$sup 20$ OBSERVED WITH A LITHIUM-DRIFTED GERMANIUM GAMMA-RAY SPECTROMETER (1964) (25)
Lifetimes and decay modes of energy levels in 25Mg (1968) (23)
THE LOW LEVELS OF Si29 (1957) (22)
Fission of /sup 2/4Mg following E0 and E2 excitation (1978) (21)
Experimental investigation of the destruction of 1 MeV 12CH2 molecules in single and double stripping foils (1997) (21)
Assessment of 129I measurement at low MV tandem voltages (2007) (21)
Electric dissociation of negative ions — II (1990) (20)
LIFETIMES OF THE LOW-LYING LEVELS OF 20NE, (1965) (20)
An enhanced E3 transition in Ne20 (1964) (19)
Characterization of the NIST seaweed Standard Reference Material. (2006) (19)
E3 Coulomb excitation of F19 (1963) (19)
Nuclear structure of 18F: (II). Low-spin (2s, 1d)2 states (1973) (18)
NEUTRON SPECTRA FROM Be$sup 9$(He$sup 3$,n)C$sup 11$ AND Be$sup 9$(He$sup 4$,n)C$sup 12$ USING PULSE SHAPE DISCRIMINATION IN AN ORGANIC SCINTILLATOR (1959) (18)
Electromagnetic decay of first and second T = 32 states in 19F (1969) (18)
An illustration of a type of triple correlation measurement which can be easily interpreted (1960) (17)
The Low-Energy Isobar Separator for Anions: Progress Report (2010) (17)
Measurement of 10Be/9Be ratios using an electrostatic tandem accelerator (1980) (17)
Be11: A shell model anomaly (1962) (17)
Proton Capture Gamma Rays from the Reaction P 31 ( p , γ ) S 32 Leading to the Ground and First Excited States of S 32 (1955) (17)
NEW HIGH-SPIN STATES IN $sup 19$F AND A POSSIBLE K = $sup 3$/$sub 2$$sup +$ BAND. (1971) (16)
Studies of anions from sputtering III: The 41K background in 41CaF3− measurement by AMS (2010) (16)
Isotopic ratio measurement at abundance sensitivities greater than 1: 1015: A comparison between mass spectrometry at keV and MeV energies (1980) (16)
STUDY OF LEVELS IN O$sup 18$ THROUGH THE RADIATIVE CAPTURE OF ALPHA PARTICLES BY C$sup 1$$sup 4$ (1959) (16)
GAMMA-RAY BRANCHING AND SOME SPIN AND PARITY ASSIGNMENTS IN B$sup 1$$sup 1$ (1958) (16)
PROTON CAPTURE GAMMA RAYS IN THE GIANT RESONANCE REGION (1959) (15)
UNNATURAL PARITY STATES IN O$sup 16$. PART II (1959) (15)
Study of Some Levels of C12 Using the B10(He3,p)C12* Reactions (1959) (15)
On-line HfF5(-)/WF5(-) separation in an O2-filled radiofrequency quadrupole gas cell. (2013) (15)
Quantum mechanical effects on sputter source isotope fractionation (1987) (15)
Neutron Groups from Deuteron Stripping by 23Na, 27Al and 31P (1955) (15)
GAMMA-RAY TRANSITIONS IN 15O AND 15N (1965) (15)
STUDY OF SOME 20Ne LEVELS BY RADIATIVE CAPTURE (1967) (14)
Observation of the electrofission of /sup 28/Si (1977) (14)
The 3.06 and 3.85 MeV states in O17 (1964) (14)
A doublet at 3.40 MeV excitation in Mg25 (1961) (14)
Lanthanide negative ion detection using accelerator mass spectrometry (1993) (14)
Lifetime of the 8.543-MeV level of 28Si (1969) (14)
Properties of low lying levels in Mg25 (1956) (14)
Observation of Yb- by accelerator mass spectrometry (1991) (14)
Radioisotope Detection with Tandem Electrostatic Accelerators (1979) (14)
Isotrace radiocarbon analysis — equipment and procedures (1986) (13)
Isobar Attenuation Using Anion–Gas Reactions for Accelerator Mass Spectrometry and Application to 36Cl (2010) (13)
The anions of the Li, Be and B fluorides: The super-halogens and AMS (2007) (13)
A cryo-pumped gas target for the study of radiative capture reactions (1976) (13)
Lifetimes and branching ratios of energy levels of 28Si. I (1969) (13)
Life-times of the low-lying levels of 20Ne (1961) (12)
Discovery of 11+2 level in 19F (1969) (12)
A survey of new resonances in the 15N(α,γ)19F reaction (1970) (12)
New frontiers in accelerator mass spectrometry: isobar separation methods at low energy (1994) (12)
NEW ISOTOPE OF CARBON: C$sup 1$$sup 6$ (1961) (12)
E/Q and ME/Q2 interference in the two models of 14C Tandetron systems: towards the 21st century (2004) (11)
Study of the Ep = 1.724 MeV Resonance in the 27Al(p, γ) 28Si Reaction (1971) (11)
The 5/2− Resonance at 850 keV in 15N(α,γ)19F (1972) (11)
Kπ=1+Rotational Band inF18 (1971) (10)
Radiocarbon Dating with Tandem Electrostatic Accelerators (1980) (10)
Gamma rays from the 3702 keV level in 25Al (1969) (10)
LINEARLY POLARIZED GAMMA RAYS FROM NUCLEAR REACTIONS (1961) (10)
E3 Coulomb excitation of 19F (1969) (9)
Ion source design criteria for AMS (1997) (9)
Radiative Width of the 6+ Level in 20Ne at 8.78 MeV (1971) (9)
GAMMA RAYS FROM THE 1.83-Mev RESONANCE IN THE REACTION Mg$sup 24$(p,$gamma$) Al$sup 2$$sup 5$ (1959) (9)
Gamma Rays from Capture Reactions (1974) (9)
A SOURCE OF 3.85-MeV GAMMA RAYS FOR TESTING Ge(Li) DETECTORS. (1969) (9)
NEUTRAL INJECTION FOR AMS (1997) (9)
Electrofission of 24Mg (1974) (9)
Lifetime of the 7.02 MeV level in Ne20 (1962) (9)
ALPHA-GAMMA ANGULAR CORRELATIONS IN THE REACTION C12(C12,α)Ne20 (1961) (8)
Excited states of O18 studied by the reaction H3(O164+,pgamma)O18 (1961) (8)
THE RADIOCARBON DATING OF GROUNDWATER (1980) (8)
Radioisotope detection and dating with accelerators (1981) (7)
LIFETIME OF THE 3.85-MEV LEVEL IN C13 (1962) (7)
A new method for the separation of the isobars 7Be-7Li (1990) (7)
Low‐level 14C measurements and Accelerator Mass Spectrometry (2005) (7)
A Study of KF3 − Attenuation in an RFQ Gas Cell for 41Ca AMS (2013) (7)
High-resolution accelerator-based mass spectrometry at isotrace (1987) (7)
Discovery of a 92+ state in 15N (1975) (7)
Negative ion-gas reaction studies using ion guides and accelerator mass spectrometry I: SrF3−, YF3−, ZrF3−, YF4− and ZrF5− in NO2 (2015) (7)
SOME PROPERTIES OF THE 2.23-MEV EXCITED STATE OF P31 (1959) (7)
Isotopic fractionation in recombinator based 14C AMS measurements: how can we live with it? (2004) (7)
Properties of the 4.038 MeV state in 25Al (1968) (7)
Development and testing of an integrated combustion and gas ion source system for AMS (2010) (6)
SPIN-PARITY COMBINATIONS FOR LEVELS IN Mg$sup 24$ AND Si$sup 2$$sup 8$ (1963) (6)
A 7.02-Mev LEVEL IN Ne20 (1961) (6)
LOW ENERGY ACCELERATOR PROGRAMS IN CANADA (1964) (6)
Measurement of 10Be in air filters using BeF− ions from BaBeF4 (2007) (6)
Dating of sediments using accelerator mass spectrometry (1984) (6)
A Fast Neutron Spectrometer (1954) (6)
Ion reactions for isobar separation in accelerator mass spectrometry (2003) (6)
Properties of the 612 keV Resonance in the 27Al(p,γ)28Si Reaction (1972) (6)
Detection of (135) Cs by accelerator mass spectrometry. (2015) (6)
NOTE ON THE T = 3/2 STATE IN N¹⁵ (1956) (5)
Investigation of a new Ex=4 507 keV state in 25Al (1968) (5)
The Application of Electrostatic Tandems to Ultrasensitive Mass Spectrometry and Nuclear Dating (1982) (5)
COMPARISON OF THE MIRROR NUCLEI Mg$sup 25$ AND Al$sup 2$$sup 5$ (1957) (5)
MEASUREMENT OF LIFETIMES OF NUCLEAR EXCITED STATES BY DOPPLER SHIFT ATTENUATION METHOD (1964) (4)
The parity of the 4.97 MeV level in Ne20 (1963) (4)
A theoretical study of some negative ions of interest to accelerator mass spectrometry (1997) (4)
Isobar Separator for Anions: Current status (2015) (4)
Study of the Properties of the 4.97-Mev Level in Ne 20 using the F 19 (p, γ)Ne 20 Reaction (1961) (4)
Yb− and 236UF5−—Two case studies of E/q and EM/q2 interferences in AMS (2019) (4)
An electron-transfer gas ion source with isobar separation for Cl− (2007) (3)
The IsoTrace / HVEE high capacity ion source for AMS (1993) (3)
GAMMA-RAY BRANCHING RATIO OF THE 3.95-MEV LEVEL IN N$sup 1$$sup 4$ (1956) (3)
Neutral injection for radioactive ion beams and accelerator mass spectrometry (1999) (3)
Rock and Mineral Analysis by Accelerator Mass Spectrometry (1986) (3)
RESONANCES IN THE PROTON BOMBARDMENT OF C$sup 1$$sup 4$ (1954) (3)
Accelerator mass spectrometry at Toronto (1987) (3)
Resonance width measurements using the doppler shift attenuation method (1968) (2)
Accelerator mass spectrometry: a remarkable week in May 1977 (2020) (2)
A design study for the analysis of 90Sr And 135,137Cs by ISA-AMS (2013) (2)
Plastic film detectors for light and heavy element fission studies (1979) (2)
A high capacity ion source for AMS (1996) (2)
PROPERTIES OF THE 7.02-MeV AND 10.65-MeV LEVELS OF 20Ne (1967) (2)
Can‐AMS: The New Accelerator Mass Spectrometry Facility At The University Of Ottawa (2011) (2)
The 5− resonance in the 16O(α, γ)20Ne reaction at Eα = 4.65 MeV (1971) (2)
Study of the 1459-keV level in 19F by the 19F(p,p′γ)19F reaction (1970) (2)
Dating with accelerators (1980) (2)
K/sup $pi$/ = 1$sup +$ ROTATIONAL BAND IN $sup 18$F. (1971) (2)
A STUDY OF KF 3 – ATTENUATION IN AN RFQ GAS CELL FOR 41 Ca AMS (2013) (2)
Accelerator mass spectrometry: Proceedings of the fourth international symposium on accelerator mass spectrometry (1987) (1)
Radioisotope Detection and Dating with Tandem Accelerators (1981) (1)
Ken Allen, Oxford, Beijing and AMS (2000) (1)
Intrinsic ion transmission of RFQ ion guides in vacuum (2015) (1)
A server-based code for in-situ-produced nuclides that incorporates irregular geometries. (2006) (1)
Ion preparation systems for atomic isobar reduction in accelerator mass spectrometry (2001) (1)
Evaluation of Accelerator-based Secondary Ion Mass Spectrometry for the Ultra-trace Elemental Characterization of Bulk Silicon (1986) (1)
Dating Methods of Pleistocene Deposits and Their Problems: The Promise of Atom Counting (1979) (1)
The Measurement of Very Old Radiocarbon Ages by Accelerator Mass Spectrometry (2001) (1)
Observation of LiF32 (2005) (1)
35. Experimental evidence for the collective model in the region of mass number 25 (1956) (1)
RFQ Reaction Cells for AMS: Developments and Applications (2013) (1)
Hydride ambiguities in the accelerator mass spectrometry (AMS) of heavy elements (1994) (1)
EFFECTS OF GEOMETRY ON SCATTERING DISTRIBUTIONS IN THE WILSON CLOUD CHAMBER (1951) (1)
New and Improved AMS Facilities (2009) (0)
Negative-ion production from beams of 35-200 keV positive-ions (1963) (0)
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR An Energy Level of 24Mg at 6.44 MeV Excitation (1961) (0)
Direct C-14 Detection (1977) (0)
NUCLEAR STRUCTURE OF $sup 18$F. III. THE K/sup $pi$/ = 1$sup +$ ROTATIONAL BAND. (1973) (0)
Electrofission of $sup 24$Mg (1974) (0)
THE MIRROR NUCLEI $sup 25$Mg AND $sup 25$Al. (1969) (0)
A two-dimensional pulse-height analyser (1959) (0)
5/2$sup -$ RESONANCE AT 850 keV IN $sup 15$N($alpha$,$gamma$)$sup 19$F. (1972) (0)
NUCLEAR STRUCTURE OF $sup 18$F. II. LOW-SPIN (2s,1d)$sup 2$ STATES. (1973) (0)
PROPERTIES OF THE 612 keV RESONANCE IN THE $sup 27$Al(p,$gamma$)$sup 28$Si REACTION. (1972) (0)
STUDY OF THE E/sub p/ = 1.724 MeV RESONANCE IN THE $sup 27$Al(p,$gamma$)$sup 28$Si REACTION. (1971) (0)
Electrofission of magnesium (1972) (0)
DISCOVERY OF $sup 11$/$sub 2$$sup +$ LEVEL IN $sup 19$F. (1969) (0)
STUDY OF SOME He³-INDUCED REACTIONS ON C¹² (1957) (0)
Radiative Transitions Following Nuclear Reactions (1965) (0)
Ultra-high-sensitivity mass spectrometry with accelerators : proceedings of a Royal Society discussion meeting held on 26 and 27 June 1986 (1987) (0)
Evidence for the proto‐fission of 24Mg and 28Si (2008) (0)
A structural upgrade for the IsoTrace Tandetron accelerator (2001) (0)
TRANSITION PROBABILITIES IN $sup 20$Ne, $sup 24$Mg, AND $sup 28$Si. (1968) (0)
Observation of LiF~3^2^- (4 pages) (2005) (0)
Studies of anions from sputtering III: The K-41 background in (CaF3-)-Ca-41 measurement by AMS (2010) (0)
AMS at Hribf (2001) (0)
Search for quarklei ‐ a new form of matter? (2008) (0)
A SOURCE OF 3.85-MeV GAMMA RAYS FOR TESTING GERMANIUM(LITHIUM) DETECTORS. (1969) (0)
Gamma Rays from Unbound Nuclear States Formed by Charged-Particle Capture (1960) (0)
131. The reactions induced by 3He-bombardment of 9Be and 12C (1956) (0)
Reaction Cells for AMS : Developments and Applications (2013) (0)
Evidence for the proto-fission of /sup 24/Mg and /sup 28/Si. [Preliminary measurements, angular distribution, 22. 3 to 41. 3 MeV, cross sections, yields, branching ratio] (1978) (0)
AMS of solid natural materials (2008) (0)
Discovery of a 9/2$sup +$ state in $sup 15$N (1975) (0)
Development of an Automated Combustion and Gas-fed Ion Source System for Environmental Monitoring and Biomedical ^ C Applications(Proceedings of the 19^ Symposium on Chronological Studies at the Nagoya University Center for Chronological Research in 2006,Part1) (2007) (0)
GAMMA-RAY ANGULAR CORRELATION STUDIES OF LEVELS OF $sup 29$Si. (1968) (0)
WEAK GAMMA-RAY TRANSITIONS IN 20Ne (1967) (0)

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