William Croft Dickinson

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According to Wikipedia, William Croft Dickinson, CBE MC was a leading expert in the history of early modern Scotland and a writer of both children's fiction and adult ghost stories. Dickinson held the Chair of Sir William Fraser Professor of Scottish History and Palaeography at the University of Edinburgh from 1943 to 1963.

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William Croft Dickinson's Published Works

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The Time Average Magnetic Field at the Nucleus in Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Experiments (1951) (202)
Dependence of the F$sup 19$ Nuclear Resonance Position on Chemical Compound (1950) (109)
Hartree Computation of the Internal Diamagnetic Field for Atoms (1950) (84)
On the Shift of the Nuclear Magnetic Resonance in Paramagnetic Solutions (1950) (66)
John Knox's History of the Reformation in Scotland (1949) (27)
ANGULAR DEPENDENCE OF THE NEUTRON INDUCED FISSION PROCESS. II (1955) (24)
ANGULAR DISTRIBUTION OF FRAGMENTS FROM NEUTRON-INDUCED FISSION (1954) (22)
Evaluation of Particle Loss Due to Multiple Scattering in Foils (1953) (16)
High-resolution Ge(Li) study of the decay of 129gTe and 128mTe (1969) (13)
A source book of Scottish history (1952) (11)
Scottish Abbeys and Social Life. (1933) (11)
STUDIES OF THE OPTICS OF NEUTRONS. I. MEASUREMENT OF THE NEUTRON-PROTON COHERENT SCATTERING AMPLITUDE BY MIRROR REFLECTION (1962) (11)
Magnetic Moment of La$sup 13$$sup 9$ (1949) (6)
CALCULATION OF FORWARD BREMSSTRAHLUNG SPECTRA FROM THICK TARGETS. (1968) (5)
Early records of the Burgh of Aberdeen, 1317, 1398-1407 (1957) (4)
Two students at St. Andrews, 1711-1716 (1952) (4)
The Sheriff Court Book of Fife, 1515-1522. (1928) (4)
Teaching physics in Java (1957) (3)
The Chronicle of Melrose, from the Cottonian Manuscript, Faustina B. IX in the British Museum: A Complete and Full-size Facsimile in Collotype (1937) (3)
The court book of the barony of Carnwath 1523-1542 (1937) (3)
King James's Secret: Negotiations between Elizabeth and James VI Relating to the Execution of Mary Queen of Scots, from the Warrender Papers. (1928) (3)
AN ANALYSIS OF A PROPOSED n-n SCATTERING EXPERIMENT. (1970) (3)
A new history of Scotland (1962) (1)
The sheriff court book of fife, 1515-1522 (1929) (1)
EFFECT OF REFLECTION ON THE PERFORMANCE OF MECHANICAL NEUTRON MONOCHROMATORS (1961) (1)
Note on the Measurement of e/m by the Hoag Method (1958) (0)
LUMINESCENT COMPONENTS INDUCED IN MATERIALS BY 20-Mev ELECTRONS (1963) (0)
The magnetic moment of Be$sup 9$ (1949) (0)
RESPONSE OF WEAPONS DETECTORS TO FAST RISING SIGNALS. PART I. THE DETECTOR RESPONSE FUNCTION. (1963) (0)
A METHOD FOR EVALUATION OF MULTIPLE SCATTERING EFFECTS IN CHARGED PARTICLE EXPERIMENTS (1950) (0)
CONCEPT FOR AN ENERGY DEPENDENT NEUTRON--NEUTRON SCATTERING EXPERIMENT USING A NUCLEAR EXPLOSION. (1967) (0)
PRECISION MEASUREMENT OF THE NEUTRON-PROTON COHERENT SCATTERING AMPLITUDE (1961) (0)
He$sup 3$ GAS SCINTILLATION NEUTRON DETECTOR (1962) (0)
THE CERENKOV RESPONSE OF LUCITE AND QUARTZ TO GAMMA AND FAST NEUTRON RADIATION (1962) (0)
A SLOTTED-CYLINDER VELOCITY SELECTOR FOR NEUTRON RESEARCH (1961) (0)
An Inquiry into the Origin and Nature of the Title Prince of Scotland (1924) (0)
The House of the Nightmare and Other Eerie Tales (1970) (0)
"Scotland and America": Two Reviews (1954) (0)
Magnetic moment of Be(9) (1949) (0)
Scotland from the Earliest Times to 1603@@@Scotland from 1603 to the Present Day (1962) (0)
Borrobil : a tale for children (1944) (0)

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University of Edinburgh