A dead-time correction system for gamma-ray spectrometry of short-lived isotopes

Experiences with the Ge(Li) detector for high-resolution gamma ray spectrometry and a practical approach to the pulse pileup problem

O.U. Anders · Nuclear Instruments and Methods · 1969 · 106 citations

Engineering, Nuclear Engineering, Nuclear Instrumentation +13

Simple technique for precise determinations of counting losses in nuclear pulse processing systems

H. H. Bolotin, M. Strauss, D.A. McClure · Nuclear Instruments and Methods · 1970 · 59 citations

Natural Sciences, Nuclear Engineering, Physics +14

Alpha—a computer program for the determination of radioisotopes by least-squares resolution of the gamma-ray spectra

E. Schonfeld · Nuclear Instruments and Methods · 1966 · 56 citations

Natural Sciences, Chemistry, Physics +15

Ultra Stable Reference Pulser for High Resolution Spectrometers

M. Strauss, L. L. Sifter, F. Lenkszus et al. · IEEE Transactions on Nuclear Science · 1968 · 55 citations

Engineering, Nuclear Engineering, Instrumentation +12

Comparison of several methods proposed for correction of dead-time losses in the gamma-ray spectrometry of very short-lived nuclides

M. Wiernik · Nuclear Instruments and Methods · 1971 · 41 citations

Natural Sciences, Nuclear Engineering, Physics +17