G. Shirane
Gen Shirane was a Japanese-American experimental solid-state physicist who made important contributions in neutron spectroscopy. He was at Brookhaven in the mid-1950s before joining Westinghouse Research Labs in 1957, where he was a collaborator with Stan Ruby on early Mössbauer work. Shirane returned to Brookhaven in 1963 and remained there as a senior physicist for more than four decades.
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February 15, 1962 | Physical Review | G. Shirane, D. E. Cox, and S. L. Ruby | Mössbauer Study of Isomer Shift, Quadrupole Interaction, and Hyperfine Field in Several Oxides Containing Fe57 | ||
| April 1, 1962 | Physical Review | G. Shirane, W. J. Takei, and S. L. Ruby | Mössbauer Study of Hyperfine Fields and Isomer Shifts in Fe 4 N and ( F e , N i ) 4 N |
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