Alec Merrison

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Alec Merrison

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Nuclear Physics

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According to Wikipedia, Sir Alexander Walter Merrison FRS was a British physicist. He was a professor in experimental physics at Liverpool University and the first director of the new Daresbury Nuclear Physics Laboratory. He later became vice-chancellor of University of Bristol.

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Alec Merrison's Published Works

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Mass Analysis of the Secondary Particles Produced by the 25-Gev Proton Beam of the Cern Proton Synchrotron (1960) (45)
Pure and applied (1976) (39)
Electron Decay of the Pion (1958) (36)
A redeterminations of the Panofsky ratio (1961) (23)
A new measurement of the mean life of the positive pion (1960) (14)
The electron decay mode of the pion (1959) (12)
A fast multiple coincidence circuit (1956) (11)
Particle Accelerators: A Brief History (1970) (10)
The Harwell Time-of-Flight Neutron Spectrometer (1951) (9)
Knowing Everything About Nothing: Specialization and Change in Research Careers (1987) (9)
Search for the decay μ → e+γ and observation of the decay\(\mu \to e + v + \bar v + \gamma \) (1959) (8)
The total neutron cross-sections of cobalt, silver, iodine, aluminium, nickel and gallium between 1 eV and 5 keV (1952) (7)
Management of financial resources in the National Health Service (1978) (7)
A High-Efficiency Neutron Detector (1950) (7)
NINA—the 4 GeV electron synchrotron of the science research council (1967) (5)
The education of Ministers of State (1975) (3)
The Capture of Negative Pions in Hydrogen and Deuterium - I: Hydrogen (1959) (3)
Recent advances in pion and muon physics. I (1962) (2)
Academic matters (1986) (2)
The development of a neutron spectrometer for the intermediate energies (1954) (2)
Energy dependence of positron asymmetry from polarized muon decay in emulsion (1958) (2)
The production of mesons in nucleon-nucleon collisions (1956) (1)
Report of the Merrison Committee (1975) (1)
The concept of usefulness (1977) (1)
European Physics (1969) (1)
A measurement of the Panofsky ratio with a high-energy pair spectrometer (1956) (0)
COLLABORATION IN RESEARCH ON A NATIONAL AND A EUROPEAN BASIS (1975) (0)
EUROPE'S INTERNATIONAL ACCELERATOR BEGINS WORK (1958) (0)
The NHS is dead: long live the NHS (1977) (0)
Committee on regulation of medical profession. (1973) (0)
Predicting The Future (1974) (0)
HIGH-ENERGY BOOSTER FOR AN ELECTRON SYNCHROTRON. (1968) (0)
What must we do about the education ot physicists (1975) (0)
Published work of A.W. Merrison (1957) (0)
Is the quinquennial system dead (1975) (0)
Science, scientists and government (1973) (0)
DESIGN AND USE OF LARGE ELECTRON SYNCHROTRONS. (1970) (0)
Tomorrow and Tomorrow's Physicist (1985) (0)
An ill wind (1981) (0)
Physics with Large Cyclotrons (1966) (0)
C. V. BOYS LECTURE Counter Techniques in High Energy Nuclear Physics: Rare Decays of β- and μ-mesons (1961) (0)
Search for the decay μ → e+γ and observation of the decay % MathType!MTEF!2!1!+-% feaafiart1ev1aaatuuDJXwAK1uy0Hwmaerbfv3ySLgzG0uy0Hgip5% wzamXvP5wqonvsaeHbfv3ySLgzaeXatLxBI9gBamXvP5wqSXMqHnxA% Jn0BKvguHDwzZbqehqvATv2CG4uz3bIuV1wyUbqehm0B1jxALjhiov% 2DaebbnrfifHhDYfgasaacH8qrps0lbbf9q8WrFfeuY-Hhbbf (1959) (0)
Dentists and doctors: the concept of the professional man (1976) (0)
Letters to Editor (1949) (0)
The Fate of Ph.D. Physicists (1961) (0)
The Capture of Negative Pions in Hydrogen and Deuterium - II: Deuterium (1959) (0)
Is usefulness a useful concept (1974) (0)

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Alec Merrison is affiliated with the following schools:

University of Liverpool
King's College London