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Kenneth Krane

Professor of Physics Emeritus Professor

Oregon State University

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Department of Physics

Kenneth Krane is currently serving as a College Of Science Professor of Physics Emeritus Professor at Oregon State University.

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Oregon State University

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Hyperfine Interaction Studies in the David Shirley Group, 1960–1975. II. Perturbed Angular Correlations and MöSsbauer Effect. Journal of Vacuum Science & Technology A Vacuum Surfaces and Films (2022)

Kenneth S. Krane

surface sciencemossbauer effecthyperfine interaction studiesangular correlations

Hyperfine Interaction Studies in the David Shirley Group, 1960–1975. II. Perturbed Angular Correlations and MöSsbauer Effect. Journal of Vacuum Science and Technology A (2022)

mössbauer effectphysicsquantum chemistryatomic physicsphysical chemistrymossbauer spectroscopychemistryhyperfine interaction studiesmicrowave spectroscopymolecular physicsatomic spectroscopydavid shirley group

Hyperfine Interaction Studies in the David Shirley Group, 1960–1975. I. Low-Temperature Nuclear Orientation. Journal of Vacuum Science & Technology A Vacuum Surfaces and Films (2022)

Kenneth S. Krane

surface scienceapplied physicshyperfine interaction studies

Hyperfine Interaction Studies in the David Shirley Group, 1960–1975. I. Low-Temperature Nuclear Orientation. Journal of Vacuum Science and Technology A (2022)

high-energy nuclear reactionphysicsnuclear physicsatomic physicsphysical chemistrynuclear sciencehyperfine interaction studiesweak interactionsnuclear chemistryatomic spectroscopyplanetary sciencesdavid shirley group

Cross Sections and Isomer Ratios in the Rb(N,$$\Gamma $$) and Sr(N,$$\Gamma $$) Reactions. The European Physical Journal A (2021)

K. S. Krane

physicsphysical chemistryisomer ratiosreaction intermediatescross sections

Cross Sections and Isomer Ratios in the Rb(N,γ) and Sr(N,γ) Reactions. European Physical Journal A (2021)

physicsnuclear physicsnuclear materialsisomer ratiosreactivity (chemistry)nuclear sciencechemistryreaction intermediatesnuclear chemistrycross sections

Gamma-Ray Spectrometry in the Decays of Odd-Mass Pt Isotopes Produced by Neutron Irradiation of Natural Pt. Nuclear Instruments and Methods in Physics Research Section A Accelerators Spectrometers Detectors and Associated Equipment (2021)

K.S. Krane

gamma-ray spectrometryphysicsnuclear physicsnuclear scienceodd-mass pt isotopes

Gamma-Ray Spectrometry in the Decays of Odd-Mass Pt Isotopes Produced by Neutron Irradiation of Natural Pt. Nuclear Instruments and Methods in Physical Research A (2021)

neutron irradiationhigh-energy nuclear reactionnatural ptparticle physicsgamma-ray spectrometrynuclear physicsnuclear decaysnuclear sciencemass spectrometryradiationatomic spectroscopy

Discovery of the Quantum Structure of Atoms and Their Nuclei. Elsevier eBooks (2020)

Kenneth S. Krane

physicsatomic physicsquantum structurequantum theory

The 89Y(N,γ) Reaction: Radiative Cross Sections and the Decay of 90y. Applied Radiation and Isotopes (2020)

K.S. Krane

radiative cross sectionsradiation oncologyradiative transferparticle physicsastronomynuclear physicsnuclear decaysnuclear astrophysicssynchrotron radiationradiologynuclear scienceradioanalytical chemistryradiative transfer modellingradiation chemistryradiationnuclear chemistryatomic spectroscopy

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Kenneth Krane

Professor of Physics Emeritus Professor

Oregon State University

Affiliations

College of Science

Department of Physics

Kenneth Krane is currently serving as a College Of Science Professor of Physics Emeritus Professor at Oregon State University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Kenneth Krane

Oregon State University

Professor of Physics Emeritus Professor

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Video Presentations

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Kenneth S. Krane

surface sciencemossbauer effecthyperfine interaction studiesangular correlations

Hyperfine Interaction Studies in the David Shirley Group, 1960–1975. II. Perturbed Angular Correlations and MöSsbauer Effect. Journal of Vacuum Science and Technology A (2022)

Hyperfine Interaction Studies in the David Shirley Group, 1960–1975. I. Low-Temperature Nuclear Orientation. Journal of Vacuum Science & Technology A Vacuum Surfaces and Films (2022)

Kenneth S. Krane

surface scienceapplied physicshyperfine interaction studies

Hyperfine Interaction Studies in the David Shirley Group, 1960–1975. I. Low-Temperature Nuclear Orientation. Journal of Vacuum Science and Technology A (2022)

Cross Sections and Isomer Ratios in the Rb(N,$$\Gamma $$) and Sr(N,$$\Gamma $$) Reactions. The European Physical Journal A (2021)

K. S. Krane

physicsphysical chemistryisomer ratiosreaction intermediatescross sections

Cross Sections and Isomer Ratios in the Rb(N,γ) and Sr(N,γ) Reactions. European Physical Journal A (2021)

physicsnuclear physicsnuclear materialsisomer ratiosreactivity (chemistry)nuclear sciencechemistryreaction intermediatesnuclear chemistrycross sections

K.S. Krane

gamma-ray spectrometryphysicsnuclear physicsnuclear scienceodd-mass pt isotopes

Gamma-Ray Spectrometry in the Decays of Odd-Mass Pt Isotopes Produced by Neutron Irradiation of Natural Pt. Nuclear Instruments and Methods in Physical Research A (2021)

neutron irradiationhigh-energy nuclear reactionnatural ptparticle physicsgamma-ray spectrometrynuclear physicsnuclear decaysnuclear sciencemass spectrometryradiationatomic spectroscopy

Discovery of the Quantum Structure of Atoms and Their Nuclei. Elsevier eBooks (2020)

Kenneth S. Krane

physicsatomic physicsquantum structurequantum theory

The 89Y(N,γ) Reaction: Radiative Cross Sections and the Decay of 90y. Applied Radiation and Isotopes (2020)

K.S. Krane

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