H.G. Thomas

2.1k citations

33 papers · 763 indexed · h-index 17

Nuclear and High Energy Physics top 2%
- Nuclear physics research studies 25
- Astronomical and nuclear sciences 6
- Quantum Chromodynamics and Particle Interactions 6
- Particle Detector Development and Performance 4
Radiation top 2%
- Nuclear Physics and Applications 13
- Radiation Detection and Scintillator Technologies 5
Atomic and Molecular Physics, and Optics top 10%
- Atomic and Molecular Physics 6
- Advanced Chemical Physics Studies 6
Spectroscopy top 10%
Condensed Matter Physics

Co-authors: J. Eberth P. von Brentano S. Skoda R.M. Lieder D. Gutknecht R. Henck R. Schwengner J. Enders
Cited by: Nuclear and High Energy Physics Radiation Atomic and Molecular Physics, and Optics
Journals: Physics Letters B (5 papers)Nuclear Physics A (5 papers)The European Physical Journal A (5 papers)
Partner nations: Germany United States Sweden

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H.G. Thomas

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1	MINIBALL: The first gamma-ray spectrometer using segmented, encapsulated germanium detectors for studies with radioactive beams The European Physical Journal A ·N. Warr,J. Eberth,G. Pascovici,H.G. Thomas,D. Weißhaar	2003	6
2	MINIBALL: A GAMMA-RAY SPECTROMETER FOR EXOTIC BEAMS N. Warr,J. Eberth,G. Pascovici,H.G. Thomas,D. Weißhaar,D. Habs,P. Reiter,P. Thirolf,D. Schwalm,C. Gund,M. Lauer,P. Van Duppen,S. Franchoo,R.M. Lieder,J. Gerl,Klaus Lieb	2003	1
3	Spherical and deformed high-spin states in38Ar Physical Review C ·D. Rudolph,A. Poves,C. Baktash,R. A. E. Austin,J. Eberth,D. S. Haslip,D. R. LaFosse,M. Lipoglavs̆ek,S. D. Paul,D. G. Sarantites,Yvonne Simmons,H.G. Thomas,J. C. Waddington,W. Weintraub,J. N. Wilson	2002	26
4	The MINIBALL array Nuclear Physics A ·P. Reiter,J. Eberth,H. Faust,S. Franchoo,J. Gerl,C. Gund,D. Habs,M. Huyse,A. Jungclaus,Klaus Lieb,H. Scheit,D. Schwalm,H.G. Thomas,P. Van Duppen,D. Weißhaar	2002	11
5	MINIBALL A Ge detector array for radioactive ion beam facilities Progress in Particle and Nuclear Physics ·J. Eberth,G. Pascovici,H.G. Thomas,N. Warr,D. Weißhaar,D. Habs,P. Reiter,P. G. Thirolf,D. Schwalm,C. Gund,H. Scheit,M. Lauer,P. Van Duppen,S. Franchoo,M. Huyse,R.M. Lieder,W. Gast,J. Gerl,Klaus Lieb	2001	88
6	High-spin spectroscopy of 63 31Ga32 and 65 31Ga34 The European Physical Journal A ·M. Weiszflog,G. de Angelis,A. Axelsson,D. Bazzacco,F. Becker,M. De Poli,J. Eberth,C. Fahlander,A. Gadea,S. Lunardi,D. R. Napoli,J. Nyberg,C. Rossi Alvarez,B. Rubio,D. Rudolph,S. Skoda,H.G. Thomas,R. Wyss	2001	9
7	γ Spectroscopy in the superdeformed minimum of 240Pu Physics Letters B ·Sakshi Saini,P. Reiter,D. Schwalm,Shamira Zanurin,J. Eberth,D. Gassmann,D. Habs,T. Härtlein,F. Köck,H.G. Thomas	2000	18
8	Structure and evolution of electric dipole strength in 204,206,208Pb below the neutron emission threshold Physics Letters B ·J. Enders,P. von Brentano,J. Eberth,A. Fitzler,C. Fransen,R.-D. Herzberg,H. Kaiser,L. Käubler,P. von Neumann–Cosel,N. Pietralla,V. Yu. Ponomarev,H. Prade,A. Richter,H. Schnare,R. Schwengner,S. Skoda,H.G. Thomas,H. Tiesler,D. Weißhaar,I. Wiedenhöver	2000	27
9	Resolved dipole strength below theE1giant resonance in138Ba Physical Review C ·R.-D. Herzberg,C. Fransen,P. von Brentano,J. Eberth,J. Enders,A. Fitzler,L. Käubler,H. Kaiser,P. von Neumann–Cosel,N. Pietralla,V. Yu. Ponomarev,H. Prade,A. Richter,H. Schnare,R. Schwengner,S. Skoda,H.G. Thomas,H. Tiesler,D. Weißhaar,I. Wiedenhöver	1999	47
10	High-spin states in the A= 39 mirror nuclei 39Ca and 39K The European Physical Journal A ·Ružica Suton,D. Rudolph,C. Baktash,J. Eberth,C. Fahlander,D. S. Haslip,D. R. LaFosse,S. D. Paul,D. G. Sarantites,C. E. Svensson,H.G. Thomas,J. C. Waddington,W. Weintraub,J. N. Wilson,B. A. Brown	1999	13
11	Recoil Distance Transient Field Measurement inN87b: A Novel Method to Measure Nuclear Magnetic Moments Physical Review Letters ·A. Jungclaus,H. Gasparin,V. Fischer,D. Kast,K. P. Lieb,C. Lingk,C. Ender,T. Härtlein,F. Köck,D. Schwalm,J. Billowes,J. Eberth,H.G. Thomas	1998	17
12	Picosecond lifetime measurement of neutron core-excited states in the N = 50 nucleus 95Rh Nuclear Physics A ·A. Jungclaus,D. Kast,K. P. Lieb,H. Gasparin,M. Weiszflog,T. Härtlein,C. Ender,F. Köck,D. Schwalm,J. Reif,R. Peusquens,Α. Dewald,J. Eberth,H.G. Thomas,M. Górska,H. Grawe	1998	15
13	Photon scattering off 52Cr: Two-phonon E1 strength at the N = 28 shell closure? Nuclear Physics A ·J. Enders,P. von Brentano,J. Eberth,R.-D. Herzberg,N. Huxel,H. Lenske,P. von Neumann–Cosel,N. Nicolay,N. Pietralla,H. Prade,J. Reif,A. Richter,C. Schlegel,R. Schwengner,S. Skoda,H.G. Thomas,I. Wiedenhöver,G. Winter,A. Zilges	1998	23
14	Fine structure of the E1 response in 140Ce below the particle threshold Physics Letters B ·R.-D. Herzberg,P. von Brentano,J. Eberth,J. Enders,R. Fischer,N. Huxel,Reiya Umemura,P. von Neumann–Cosel,N. Nicolay,N. Pietralla,V. Yu. Ponomarev,J. Reif,A. Richter,C. Schlegel,R. Schwengner,S. Skoda,H.G. Thomas,I. Wiedenhöver,G. Winter,A. Zilges	1997	59
15	Measurements of electromagnetic decay strengths in92Ruwith cluster detectors Physical Review C ·C. Lingk,A. Jungclaus,D. Kast,K. P. Lieb,H. Gasparin,M. Weiszflog,C. Ender,T. Härtlein,F. Köck,D. Schwalm,Α. Dewald,J. Eberth,R. Peusquens,H.G. Thomas,M. Górska,H. Grawe	1997	7
16	First Observation of the Scissors Mode in aγ-Soft Nucleus: The Case of196Pt Physical Review Letters ·P. von Brentano,J. Eberth,J. Enders,Lars Esser,R.-D. Herzberg,N. Huxel,А. О. Жарікова,P. von Neumann–Cosel,N. Nicolay,N. Pietralla,H. Prade,J. Reif,A. Richter,C. Schlegel,R. Schwengner,S. Skoda,H.G. Thomas,I. Wiedenhöver,G. Winter,A. Zilges	1996	63
17	Encapsulated Ge detectors: Development and first tests Nuclear Instruments and Methods in Physics Research Section A Accelerators Spectrometers Detectors and Associated Equipment ·J. Eberth,H.G. Thomas,P. von Brentano,R.M. Lieder,Herbert Jäger,Brittany Woodbury,Michael R. McHale,D. Gutknecht,R. Henck	1996	103
18	Two Compton polarimeter constructions for modern standard γ-spectroscopy Nuclear Instruments and Methods in Physics Research Section A Accelerators Spectrometers Detectors and Associated Equipment ·Yao Long Lew,F. Becker,J. Eberth,郭昭炎,Sansheng Shi,Y. Chen,S. Skoda,H.G. Thomas,W. Teichert	1995	22
19	Development of a composite Ge detector for EUROBALL Progress in Particle and Nuclear Physics ·J. Eberth,P. von Brentano,W. Teichert,H.G. Thomas,Yao Long Lew,R.M. Lieder,H. Jäger,Ruoshuang Mo,LI Ye-xia,K. H. Maier,Michael R. McHale,D. Gutknecht,R. Henck	1992	48
20	Autor/inn/en KJ / Kritische Justiz ·D.c Krishnaveni,A. Kaneta,ABDOU MOSTAFA,H.G. Thomas,David Chiavacci,A. Budilov,幸蔵相良,B. Buddhdev,Gerd Winter,(unknown),(unknown),(unknown),(unknown),(unknown),(unknown),(unknown),(unknown)	1991	1

About H.G. Thomas

H.G. Thomas is a scholar working on Nuclear and High Energy Physics, Radiation, Atomic and Molecular Physics, and Optics, Instrumentation and Condensed Matter Physics, having authored 33 papers that have together received 763 indexed citations. Recurring topics across this work include Nuclear physics research studies (25 papers), Nuclear Physics and Applications (13 papers), Atomic and Molecular Physics (6 papers), Astronomical and nuclear sciences (6 papers), Quantum Chromodynamics and Particle Interactions (6 papers), Advanced Chemical Physics Studies (6 papers), Radiation Detection and Scintillator Technologies (5 papers) and Particle Detector Development and Performance (4 papers). The work is most often cited by research in Nuclear and High Energy Physics (712 citations), Radiation (319 citations), Atomic and Molecular Physics, and Optics (306 citations), Spectroscopy (99 citations) and Condensed Matter Physics (63 citations). H.G. Thomas has collaborated with scholars based in Germany, United States and Sweden. Frequent co-authors include J. Eberth, P. von Brentano, S. Skoda, R.M. Lieder, D. Gutknecht, R. Henck, R. Schwengner, J. Enders, N. Pietralla and I. Wiedenhöver. Their work appears in journals such as Physics Letters B, Nuclear Physics A, The European Physical Journal A, Nuclear Instruments and Methods in Physics Research Section A Accelerators Spectrometers Detectors and Associated Equipment and Progress in Particle and Nuclear Physics.

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