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John Palms's Degrees

PhD Physics University of Amsterdam
Masters Physics University of Amsterdam

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According to Wikipedia, John Michael Palms is an American military officer, nuclear physicist and college professor who also served as president of the University of South Carolina and Georgia State University. Palms and his family left the Netherlands shortly after Germany invaded Poland, returned after the war, and then permanently immigrated to the United States in 1951, and became a naturalized citizen in 1957. Palms is married to Norma Cannon Palms, LHD University of South Carolina . They have three children.

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John Palms's Published Works

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Residence half-times of 129I in undisturbed surface soils based on measured soil concentration profiles. (1985) (57)
Noise, Trapping and Energy Resolution in Semiconductor Gamma-Ray Spectrometers (1967) (56)
The majorana neutrinoless double-beta decay experiment (2004) (56)
The proposed Majorana 76Ge double-beta decay experiment (2005) (40)
ELECTRON CAPTURE DECAY OF $sup 207$Bi: L SUBSHELL FLUORESCENCE YIELDS AND COSTER--KRONIG TRANSITION PROBABILITIES IN Pb. (1969) (40)
Inner Shell Ionization Phenomena and Future Applications (1973) (36)
Ionization Produced by Energetic Germanium Atoms within a Germanium Lattice (1966) (29)
Terrestrial pathways of radionuclide particulates. (1981) (26)
The Majorana zero neutrino double beta decay experiment (2002) (22)
Coulomb excitation of 113In and 115In with oxygen ions (1970) (20)
GAMMA RAYS FROM THE DECAY OF $sup 75$Ge AND $sup 77$Ge. (1968) (19)
A Ge(Li) Concentric Duode Spectrometer for Compton Suppression (1968) (18)
Precision determination of high-Z K-shell fluorescence yields from195Au,207Bi, and235Np decays (1972) (17)
HIGH-Z L-SUBSHELL X-RAY EMISSION RATES. (1971) (14)
The Diagnosis of Malignant Melanoma of the Ciliary Body or Choroid: Use of the Radioactive Phosphorus Uptake Test (1972) (14)
DECAY OF $sup 203$Hg: L-SUBSHELL FLUORESCENCE YIELDS AND COSTER--KRONIG TRANSITION PROBABILITIES OF Tl. (1969) (14)
Monte-Carlo Analysis of the Ge(Li) Detector Used in the Sum-Coincidence Mode (1970) (13)
A Fano factor measurement for silicon using low energy photons (1969) (13)
Neutron Activation Cross Sections for As, Br, Rb, and Sr Isotopes at 14.4 MeV (1971) (12)
M1 TRANSITION PROBABILITIES IN THE ODD YTTERBIUM ISOTOPES $sup 171$Yb AND $sup 173$Yb. (1966) (11)
TWENTY-FIVE-YEAR STUDY OF RADIONUCLIDES IN THE SUSQUEHANNA RIVER VIA PERIPHYTON BIOMONITORS (2007) (10)
L2−L3XCoster-Kronig Transition Probability atZ=82 (1972) (8)
The Characteristics of an Ultra-High Resolution Ge(Li) Spectrometer for Singles and Coincidence X-Ray and Gamma-Ray Studies (1969) (8)
25-Y STUDY OF RADIONUCLIDE MONITORING WITH TERRESTRIAL AND AQUATIC BIOMONITORS (2007) (7)
SEMICONDUCTOR DETECTORS IN NUCLEAR MEDICINE. (1972) (5)
Decay of194Os andL1 subshell yields atZ=77 (1978) (5)
Thermoelectric Control Apparatus for the Fabrication of Thick Lithium‐Drifted Germanium Detectors (1965) (5)
$gamma$-VIBRATIONAL AND GROUND-STATE ROTATIONAL-BAND MIXING IN $sup 238$Pu. (1970) (4)
K-electron capture probabilities in the decays of Gd151 and Dy159 (1973) (4)
Fluorescence and Coster - Kronig Yields of L Subshells in Hg from the Decay of Au-198 and Tl-204 (1970) (4)
L2 subshell Coster-Kronig yields at high Z (1974) (3)
DOES THE COSTER--KRONIG TRANSITION PROBABILITY f$sub 23$ HAVE A RADIATIVE COMPONENT. (1971) (3)
Cadmium telluride for low energy gamma-ray and X-ray spectrometers (1972) (3)
Proceedings of the international conference on inner shell ionization phenomena and future applications, Atlanta, Georgia, April 17--22, 1972. (1973) (3)
Energy Levels and Transitions in ^{197}Au from the (n,n^{'}?) Reaction (1971) (3)
A Gamma-Ray Spectrum Analysis Technique for Low-Level Environmental Radionuclides (1974) (3)
HIGH RESOLUTION MEASUREMENTS OF GAMMA RAYS FROM NEUTRON INELASTIC SCATTERING (1964) (2)
Twenty-five Years of Environmental Radionuclide Concentrations near a Nuclear Power Plant (2015) (2)
L-shell fluorescence yields of double vacancy states in Pb. (1973) (2)
Mean L fluorescence yields at Z = 63 and 83. (1973) (2)
NEWER DEVELOPMENTS IN DETECTOR DESIGN AND MATERIALS. (1971) (1)
Proceedings of the International Conference on Inner Shell Ionization Phenomena and Future Applications : April 17-22, 1972 (1973) (1)
A Baseline Ground-Level Airborne Radionuclide Survey for a Nuclear Fuel Reprocessing Plant (1974) (1)
Environmental impact of $sup 129$I released by a nuclear fuel-reprocessing plant (1975) (1)
Environmental impact of /sup 14/C released by a nuclear fuel-reprocessing plant. [Calculation of external dose and whole-body doses] (1976) (1)
CALCULATION OF THE PULSE-HEIGHT RESPONSE OF Ge(Li) SEMICONDUCTOR COUNTERS (1966) (0)
FURTHER EVIDENCE FOR EFFECTIVE NUCLEON SPIN g-FACTORS (1963) (0)
Environmental control in nuclear fuel reprocessing (1974) (0)
Clinical x-ray beam analysis with ultra high resolution Ge(Li) and Si(Li) detectors. (1969) (0)
A COMPARISON OF ROTATIONAL M1 TRANSITION RATES BETWEEN HIGH AND LOW SPIN STATES (1966) (0)
EVALUATION OF SOME LARGE AREA SILICON JUNCTION DETECTORS FOR CRYOGENIC APPLICATIONS. (1969) (0)
L Shell Fluorescence Yields and Coster-Kronig Transition Probabilities Using Radioactive Sources. (1975) (0)
Proceedings of the international conference on inner shell ionization phenomena and future applications, April 17--22, 1972, Atlanta, Georgia. Volume 2. (1973) (0)
Further evaluations of CdTe as a gamma-ray detector. (1973) (0)
K-conversion coefficient for the 37.15 keV M1 transition in $sup 121$Sb. (1973) (0)
Orbital electron capture decay of $sup 159$Dy. (1973) (0)
Ground-level air concentrations of natural and man-made radionuclides (1974) (0)
Coulomb Excitation of the Ytterbium Isotopes. (1966) (0)
CURRENT AND POTENTIAL APPLICATION OF CdTe RADIATION DETECTORS. (1972) (0)
K-electron capture probabilities in the decays of $sup 151$Gd and $sup 159$Dy (1973) (0)
Eye tumor identification (1973) (0)
Evaluation of Cdte as an Integral Gamma-Ray Counter (1970) (0)
A. Radioisotope X-Ray Fluorescence Spectrometry, B. Neutron Moisture Gauges and C. Monitoring of Radioactive Contamination on Surfaces (1971) (0)

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