John J. Livingood

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John J. Livingood

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John J. Livingood's Degrees

PhD Physics University of California, Berkeley

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According to Wikipedia, John Jacob Livingood was an American nuclear physicist specialising in the design of particle accelerators. With Glenn Seaborg he discovered and characterized a number of new radioisotopes useful for nuclear medicine, including cobalt-60, iodine-131 and iron-59.

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John J. Livingood's Published Works

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Principles of Cyclic Particle Accelerators (1961) (129)
Optics of Dipole Magnets (1969) (72)
A Table of Induced Radioactivities (1940) (50)
Radioactive Isotopes of Iodine (1938) (43)
Artificial Radioactivity as a Test for Minute Traces of Elements (1938) (40)
A Partition Function with the Prime Modulus P > 3 (1945) (26)
SODIUM, CHLORIDE AND PHOSPHORUS MOVEMENT AND THE EYE: DETERMINED BY RADIOACTIVE ISOTOPES (1942) (25)
Radioactive Isotopes of Tellurium (1940) (25)
Studies in the Physical Chemistry of Insulin. II. Crystallization of Radioactive Zinc Insulin Containing Two or More Zinc Atoms (1941) (20)
Radioactive Isotopes of Cobalt (1941) (18)
Radioactive Isotopes of Zinc (1939) (18)
Experimental Atomic Physics (1933) (18)
Deuteron-Induced Radioactivities (1936) (17)
STUDIES IN THE PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY OF INSULIN. (1939) (16)
Tests on superconducting helix resonators (1972) (15)
Radioactive Manganese Isotopes (1938) (14)
Radioactive Iodine Isotopes (1938) (13)
New Periods of Radioactive Tin (1939) (13)
Radioactive Isotopes of Iron (1938) (12)
Radioactive Isotopes of Germanium (1941) (11)
The Arc Spectrum of Platinum (1929) (10)
Long-Lived Radio Cobalt Isotopes (1938) (9)
Radioactive Antimony from I+n and Sn+D (1939) (8)
Development and Operation of a Prototype Superconducting Linac for Heavy-Ion Acceleration (1973) (7)
Radio Isotopes of Nickel (1938) (7)
Radioactive Tellurium: Further Production and Separation of Isomers (1939) (6)
Long-Lived Radioactive Silver (1938) (5)
Long-Lived Radioactive Fe 55 (1939) (5)
Deuteron-Induced Radioactivity in Tin (1936) (4)
Radioactive Isotopes of Manganese, Iron and Cobalt (1937) (3)
PROPOSED MIDWEST TANDEM CYCLOTRON (MTC). (1971) (1)
Proposed High Intensity, High Energy Cyclotron for Light and Heavy Ions (1965) (1)
Development of the superconducting helix for heavy-ion acceleration (1974) (1)
A Decade of Progress in Cyclotrons -- Frequency-Modulated and Isochronous (1967) (1)
ENERGY-ANALYZING SYSTEM FOR THE ARGONNE 60-INCH CYCLOTRON. (1966) (0)
Double Focusing Uniform Field Magnet with Circular Poles (1973) (0)
The Argonne 12.5 Gev Proton Synchrotron (1956) (0)
Conversion of 60-inch cyclotron to variable energy (1966) (0)
A Report to the Atomic Energy Commission on the Proposed Fast Exponential Experiment (1953) (0)
Proposed High Intensity, High Energy Cyclotron for Heavy and Light Ions (1966) (0)
Studies in the Physical Chemistry of Insulin (1939) (0)
DEVELOPMFNI AND OPERATION OF A PRCYIOTYF'E SUPERCONXXJCIING LINAC FOR HEAVY-ION ACCELERATION* (1973) (0)
FEASIBILITY REPORT ON FAST EXPONENTIAL EXPERIMENT (1953) (0)
Search for Radioactivity Induced by 800-Kilovolt Electrons (1935) (0)
Radioactive Antimony Isotopes (1937) (0)
A Low Power Magnetic Channel with Dipole Compensation (1969) (0)

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