Willard Boyle | Academic Influence

Willard Boyle's AcademicInfluence.com Rankings

Willard Boyle

Physics

#676

World Rank

#1123

Historical Rank

physics Degrees

Download Badge

Physics

Willard Boyle's Degrees

Bachelors Physics McGill University
Masters Physics McGill University
PhD Physics McGill University

Why Is Willard Boyle Influential?

(Suggest an Edit or Addition)

According to Wikipedia, Willard Sterling Boyle, was a Canadian physicist. He was a pioneer in the field of laser technology and co-inventor of the charge-coupled device. As director of Space Science and Exploratory Studies at Bellcomm he helped select lunar landing sites and provided support for the Apollo space program.

(See a Problem?)

Willard Boyle's Published Works

Number of citations in a given year to any of this author's works

Total number of citations to an author for the works they published in a given year. This highlights publication of the most important work(s) by the author

Published Works

Charge coupled semiconductor devices (1970) (851)
Departure from Paschen's Law of Breakdown in Gases (1955) (163)
Electrical Breakdown in High Vacuum (1955) (107)
Performance Characteristics of a New Low-Temperature Bolometer (1959) (94)
Two Distinct Types of Short Arcs (1956) (78)
Far Infrared Studies of Bismuth (1960) (58)
Transition to the high field limit in the Zeeman spectra of germanium donors (1961) (54)
Charge-coupled devices - A new approach to MIS device structures (1971) (53)
Arcing at Electrical Contacts on Closure. Part VI. The Anode Mechanism of Extremely Short Arcs (1955) (41)
BAND STRUCTURE AND INFRARED ABSORPTION OF GRAPHITE (1958) (38)
A Continuously Operating Ruby Optical Maser (1962) (32)
The Nobel Prize in Physics 2009 (2009) (32)
The Pulsed Ruby Maser as a Light Amplifier (1961) (28)
Magnetothermal Oscillations. The Oscillatory Dependence of Temperature on Magnetic Field (1962) (28)
Nobel Lecture: CCD—An extension of man’s view (2010) (27)
Charge coupled semiconductor devices (Bell System Technical Journal 1970) (1993) (27)
The inception of charge-coupled devices (1976) (26)
Infrared Resonant Absorption from Bound Landau Levels in InSb (1957) (25)
Far infrared magneto-optic effects from impurities in germanium (1959) (24)
Thermoregulator for a Liquid Helium Bath (1954) (17)
NEUTRON DEFICIENT ISOTOPES OF LANTHANUM (1951) (16)
Dielectric Anomalies and Cyclotron Absorption in the Infrared: Observations on Bismuth (1958) (13)
Anode and Cathode Arcs (1955) (13)
De Haas-van Alphen Type Oscillations in the Infrared Transmission of Bismuth (1959) (12)
Spin Splitting of the Landau Levels in Bismuth Observed by Magnetothermal Experiments (1960) (12)
Self‐Propagating Intermittent Discharge (1955) (11)
Fundamental processes of the short arc with applications to contact erosion and percussion welding (1959) (8)
CCD — An extension of man's view (2010) (5)
A Method of Determining Electrical Resistivities at Low Temperatures (1953) (5)
RADIANT SELF‐STABILIZATION OF TEMPERATURE (1968) (5)
Valley-Orbit Splitting of Arsenic Donor Ground State in Germanium (1959) (3)
PENETRATION OF SPACECRAFT BY LUNAR SECONDARY METEOROIDS (1963) (1)
Devices has coupling load has three dimensions (1971) (0)
The Construction of a Dempster Type Mass Spectrometer: its Use in the Measurement of the Diffusion Rates of Certain Alkali Metals in Tungsten. (1950) (0)
Formal Charge – A Novel Method for Teaching Theoretical Inorganic Chemistry (2012) (0)

This paper list is powered by the following services:

Other Resources About Willard Boyle

en.wikipedia.org

What Schools Are Affiliated With Willard Boyle?

Willard Boyle is affiliated with the following schools:

McGill University

Image Attributions

Image Source for Willard Boyle