Samuel Devons

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Samuel Devons is affiliated with the following schools: Victoria University of Manchester, Imperial College London, University of Oxford, University of Manchester

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According to Wikipedia, Samuel Devons FRS was a British physicist and science historian. Biography Devons, son of a Lithuanian immigrant, David Isaac Devons 1881-1926 and Edith Edelston from York 1891-1938 Sam was born in Bangor, Wales. When he turned 16, he was awarded a scholarship for physics at Trinity College, Cambridge. In 1935, Devons received his bachelor's degree at Trinity College, and his PhD in 1939.

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The Double Helix: A Personal Account of the Discovery of the Structure of DNA (1968) (490)
OBSERVATION OF anti pp $Yields$ 2$pi$$sup 0$ AT REST: EVIDENCE CONCERNING s-STATE ANNIHILATION. (1971) (53)
The Cavendish Laboratory, 1874-1974 (1975) (33)
Electricity in the 17th and 18th centuries : a study of early Modern physics (1980) (30)
Measurement of γ-Transition Lifetimes by Recoil Methods (1955) (30)
Muonic Atoms. I. Dynamic Hyperfine Structure in the Spectra of Deformed Nuclei (1970) (30)
Muon capture in oxygen (1964) (28)
SEARCH FOR THE DECAY MODE: $mu$ $Yields$ e + $gamma$ (1962) (27)
Measurements of the Nuclear Gamma Rays in Muonic Atoms of Several Deformed Nuclei (1968) (27)
Evidence for a New 2pi Resonance at 700 MeV (1965) (26)
The angular distribution of γ-radiation from light nuclei I. Experimental (1949) (26)
Muon Mass and Charge by Critical Absorption of Mesonic X Rays (1960) (25)
Emission of Electron-Positron Pairs from Light Nuclei I: Monopole Transition in 16O (1954) (23)
MEASUREMENT OF THE NUCLEAR GAMMA RAY IN MUONIC $sup 152$Sm. (1967) (22)
Biology and the physical sciences (1970) (21)
A history‐of‐physics laboratory (1970) (21)
Capture in Oxygen (1963) (20)
MUONIC ATOMS. II. ISOTOPE SHIFTS. (1970) (19)
MEASUREMENT OF NEUTRAL AND CHARGED PION FORM FACTOR SLOPES. Note No. 202. (1969) (19)
Rutherford: recollections of the Cambridge days (1972) (19)
Life-Time for Pair Emission by Spherically Symmetrical Excited State of the O16 Nucleus (1949) (15)
Electron Pair Creation by a Spherically Symmetrical Field (1949) (15)
ISOTOPE SHIFTS IN MUONIC X RAYS OF $sup 118$,$sup 119$,$sup 120$Sn, $sup 142$,$sup 144$,$sup 146$Nd AND $sup 182$,$sup 184$,$sup 186$W (1966) (14)
MAGNETIC DIPOLE AND ELECTRIC QUADRUPOLE HYPERFINE EFFECTS IN $sup 208$Bi MUONIC X RAYS. (1967) (13)
HIGH-RESOLUTION MEASUREMENTS OF THE ISOTOPE SHIFT, FINE-STRUCTURE SPLITTING, AND ENERGY OF THE K ALPHA MUONIC X RAYS OF Mo$sup 96$ AND Mo$sup 9$$sup 8$ (1965) (12)
Observation on pp → 3π°, 2π°η° at rest (1973) (12)
Proton Bombardment of Fluorine (1948) (12)
The search for electromagnetic induction (1978) (12)
Resonance phenomena in the disintegration of fluorine by protons (1939) (10)
The β- and γ-radiation of RaC″ (1937) (10)
A One‐Mev/Nucleon Sloan and Lawrence Heavy‐Ion Linear Accelerator (1961) (10)
Measurement of γ-Transition Lifetimes by Recoil Methods III: E2 Transitions in some Even-Even Nuclei (1956) (10)
The angular distribution of γ-radiation from light nuclei II. Theoretical (1949) (9)
Angular Correlation Between α-Particles and γ-Rays in the Reaction F19(p,αγ)O16 (1950) (9)
Measurement of γ-Transition Lifetimes by Recoil Methods II: M1 Transitions in 7Li and 7Be (1956) (8)
Rutherford: Scientist Supreme (2001) (8)
Emission of Electron-Positron Pairs from Light Nuclei II: γ-Transitions in 8Be, 10B and 16O (1954) (8)
Cross-section for the reaction π− + p → n + particles for pions in the momentum range 0.78 to 5.3 GeV/c (1967) (8)
The isotope shift in the K - mesic x-rays of Ca 40 and Ca 44 (1964) (7)
MEASUREMENTS OF THE RATES OF THE DECAY $pi$$sup +$$Yields$ $pi$$sup 0$ + e$sup +$ + $nu$ AND OF $pi$$sup -$ CAPTURE IN LiH, CH$sub 2$, AND CH (1964) (7)
High-Energy Physics and Nuclear Structure (1970) (6)
γ-Radiation from the Resonant Capture of Protons by 7Li Nuclei (1950) (5)
Recollections of Rutherford and the Cavendish (1971) (5)
The scattering of α-particles in helium (1939) (4)
Resonance phenomena in the scattering of α-particles by some light nuclei (1939) (4)
The Measurement of Very Short Lifetimes (1960) (4)
Isotope Shift in the MuonicKX Rays ofO16-O18,Ca40-Ca44,Sn116-Sn124, andGd155-Gd160 (1966) (4)
K l3 + Decay Rates (1968) (3)
MAGNETIC DIPOLE AND ELECTRIC QUADRUPOLE HYPERFINE EFFECTS IN $sup 209$Bi MUONIC X RAYS (1966) (3)
$gamma$-Radiation from Be$sup 8$ (1948) (3)
Optics through the Eyes of the Medieval Churchmen (1985) (3)
Search for the Decay Mode: ?e+? (1962) (2)
High-energy physics and nuclear structure : proceedings of the third International Conference on High Energy Physics and Nuclear Structure sponsored by the International Union of Pure and Applied Physics, held at Columbia University, New York City, September 8-12, 1969 (1970) (2)
The Use of Soft X‐Rays for Electrostatic‐Generator Stabilization (1954) (2)
A Note on the 10B (n, α) 7Li Reaction (1949) (2)
Benjamin Franklin as experimental philosopher (1977) (2)
NEUTRAL DECAY MODES OF THE eta$sup 0$ MESON. (1970) (2)
RESEARCH NOTES: Range Velocity Relationship for 7Li Ions in Solids (1956) (1)
Rutherford and the science of his day (1991) (1)
The art of experiment: Teaching science teachers (1987) (1)
Excited States of Nuclei (2014) (1)
Limitations of the Teaching of Science (1968) (0)
[Science and the University]: Discussion (1966) (0)
The Law of Biot-Savart: The Beginnings of Electrodynamics, Additional Notes. Experiment No. 18. (1975) (0)
THE LAW OF IVOT-SAVART The Yeginninw : of Electrodynamics (2007) (0)
Interventions on behalf of the Arts and the Physical Sciences (1968) (0)
Detailed analysis of muonic X-ray spectrum from strongly deformed e-e nuclei (1966) (0)
Specialist Physics (1969) (0)
K/sub l3/$sup +$ DECAY RATES. (1968) (0)
High resolution muonic X-ray studies (1966) (0)
Norman Feather, 16 November 1904 - 14 August 1978 (1981) (0)
The Body Electric (1997) (0)
Observations on anti pp ' 3$pi$$sup 0$, 2$pi$$sup 0$eta$sup 0$ at rest (1973) (0)
Historical/Experimental Notes for Newton's Investigation of the Oscillation of Fluids. Experiment No. 4. (1975) (0)
High Energy Physics, Vols. III and IV (1970) (0)
Erratum: ‘‘The Search for Electromagnetic Induction (film)’’ (1983) (0)
Science and labor in the US, 1983 (1983) (0)
Charge Independence and Nuclear Reactions (1953) (0)
Nuclear Stability (1953) (0)
Use of Logarithmic Notation in Science and Engineering (1956) (0)
Faraday's Investigation of Electromagnetic Induction. Experiment No. 21. (1975) (0)
RainbowI: AncientandMedieval and RainbowII: LightandColor (film) (1981) (0)
The He 3 -H 3 reaction with mirror nuclei (1963) (0)
Isotopic Variations of the Nuclear Charge Distribution in Nd (1970) (0)
Parameters of the Charge Distribution of Deformed Nuclei (1970) (0)
Investigating the Structure of the Atomic Nucleus, 1919–1956 (1957) (0)
Volta and Galvani: New Electricity from Old. Experiment No. 22. (1976) (0)
Methods of Experimental Physics, Vol. 8: Problems And Solutions for Students (1971) (0)
ELEMENTARY PARTICLES--SIMPLE OR COMPLEX (1964) (0)
Today A historyofphysics laboratory (2014) (0)
RECENT ADVANCES IN SCIENCE. PHYSICS. THE PROPERTIES OF THE MUON (1963) (0)
A QUESTIONNAIRE FOR QUESTIONERS (1975) (0)
10.—Understanding Physics Through Its History (1972) (0)
The Search for Electromagnetic Induction (film) (1998) (0)

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