J. L. Romero

12.5k citations

62 papers · 799 indexed · h-index 16

Radiation top 1%
- Nuclear Physics and Applications 44
- Radiation Detection and Scintillator Technologies 12
Nuclear and High Energy Physics top 5%
- Nuclear physics research studies 32
Aerospace Engineering top 5%
- Nuclear reactor physics and engineering 18
Geophysics top 10%
Atomic and Molecular Physics, and Optics top 10%
- Atomic and Subatomic Physics Research 8
- Atomic and Molecular Physics 7
Pulmonary and Respiratory Medicine
- Radiation Therapy and Dosimetry 15
Spectroscopy
- Advanced NMR Techniques and Applications 7

Co-authors: F.P. Brady D. S. Sorenson J. L. Ullmann N. S. P. King C.M. Castaneda F. P. Brady Thomas W. Tunnell Roger Minich
Cited by: Radiation Nuclear and High Energy Physics Aerospace Engineering
Partner nations: United States Chile Germany

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1	Organizational communication: Analysis of research trends through production indicators in Scopus Pablo Cesar Cadenas Calderón,Luis Alberto Baldeos-Ardían,Hemerson Rostay Paredes Jiménez,J. L. Romero,Carmen Luz Berrios Vega	2025	0
2	Limitations of the distorted-wave impulse approximation in describing the energy dependence of theB10(n,p)Be10(g.s.) reaction D. S. Sorenson,J. L. Ullmann,A. Ling,B. K. Park,R. C. Haight,N. S. P. King,R. Lindgren,H. Baghaei,E.J. Stephenson,F.P. Brady,J. L. Romero,J. Rapaport,B. L. Clausen,C. Wuest,Francesca Sammarruca	2007	1
3	Measurement of neutron elastic scattering cross sections forC12,Ca40, andPb208at energies from65to225MeV J. H. Osborne,F.P. Brady,J. L. Romero,J. L. Ullmann,D. S. Sorenson,A. Ling,N. S. P. King,R. C. Haight,J. Rapaport,R.W. Finlay,E. Bauge,J. P. Delaroche,A. J. Koning	2004	39
4	Ejecta particle size distributions for shock loaded Sn and Al metals D. S. Sorenson,Roger Minich,J. L. Romero,Thomas W. Tunnell,Robert M. Malone	2002	98
5	A multiple sampling time projection ionization chamber for nuclear fragment tracking and charge measurement G. Bauer,F. Bieser,F.P. Brady,J.C. Chance,W.F. Christie,M. L. Gilkes,V. Lindenstruth,U. Lynen,W. F. J. Müller,J. L. Romero,H. Sann,C. E. Tull,Penny Warren	1997	2
6	Nucleon-induced secondaries: A review and future experimental developments J. L. Romero,Henry H. K. Tang,D. J. Morrissey,M. Fauerbach,R. F. Pfaff,C. F. Powell,B. M. Sherrill,F. P. Brady,D. A. Cebra,J. L. Chance,J. C. Kintner,J. H. Osborne	1997	4
7	Comment on “Photon spectrum of the neutron-proton Bremsstrahlung at 170 MeV”: Contributions of np → dγ to inclusive photon energy spectra from np and pd collisions near 200 MeV F.P. Brady,J. L. Romero,Douglas Mayo,J.E. Koster,R. O. Nelson,S.A. Wender	1995	2
8	Correction of particle and energy losses in a thick target for charged particle spectra P.S. Rezentes,J. L. Romero,C.M. Castaneda	1995	4
9	Fragmentation of 1.2 GeV per nucleonLa139 W. Christie,J. L. Romero,F. P. Brady,C. E. Tull,G. P. Grim,B. McEachern,J.C. Young,H. J. Crawford,D. Greiner,P. J. Lindstrom,H. Sann,U. Lynen	1993	8
10	Pion correlations for 1.2AGeV lanthanum on lanthanum W. Christie,D. Olson,C. E. Tull,F.P. Brady,G. P. Grim,J. H. Osborne,M. L. Partlan,J. L. Romero,J. Chang,S. Y. Fung,J. H. Kang,S. Zhang,D. Keane,D. Beavis,Y. Dardenne	1993	5
11	The response of NaI(T1) to 30−60 MeV Z = 1 particles J. L. Romero,G.A. Needham,F.P. Brady,C.M. Castaneda,T. D. Ford	1991	13
12	Ground-state Gamow-Teller strength inNi64(n,p)64Co cross sections at 90–240 MeV A. Ling,X. Aslanoglou,F.P. Brady,R. W. Finlay,R. C. Haight,C. R. Howell,N. S. P. King,P.W. Lisowski,B. K. Park,J. Rapaport,J. L. Romero,D. S. Sorenson,W. Tornow,J. L. Ullmann	1991	13
13	measurements and absolute neutron-polarization determination at 50 MeV A. Sagle,B. E. Bonner,F.P. Brady,N. S. P. King,M. W. McNaughton,J. L. Romero,J. L. Ullmann	1991	0
14	A large dynamic range detector for measurement of neutron-induced charged particle spectra down to zero degrees T. D. Ford,F. P. Brady,C.M. Castaneda,J. R. Drummond,B. McEachern,J. L. Romero,D. S. Sorenson	1989	5
15	A multiple sampling ionization chamber (MUSIC) for measuring the charge of relativistic heavy ions W. Christie,J. L. Romero,F.P. Brady,C. E. Tull,C.M. Castaneda,E.F. Barasch,M. L. Webb,J. R. Drummond,H. J. Crawford,I. Flores,D. Greiner,P. J. Lindstrom,H. Sann,J.C. Young	1987	28
16	Neutron induced charged particle spectra and kerma from 25 to 60 MeV J. L. Romero,F.P. Brady,T. S. Subramanian	1986	10
17	Excitation of analogue isovector resonances via the (n,p) reaction at 60 MeV F.P. Brady,G.A. Needham,J. L. Ullmann,C.M. Castaneda,T. D. Ford,N. S. P. King,J. L. Romero,M. L. Webb,Virginia Brown,C. H. Poppe	1984	36
18	Double differential inclusive hydrogen and helium spectra from neutron-induced reactions on carbon at 27.4, 39.7, and 60.7 MeV T. S. Subramanian,J. L. Romero,F. P. Brady,J. W. Watson,D. H. Fitzgerald,R. Garrett,G.A. Needham,J. L. Ullmann,Claudio I. Zanelli,D. J. Brenner,R. E. Prael	1983	34
19	Neutron-deuteron analyzing power measurements at 50 MeV. I. Backward angles J. L. Romero,J. L. Ullmann,F. P. Brady,J. D. Carlson,D. H. Fitzgerald,A. Sagle,T. S. Subramanian,Claudio I. Zanelli,N. S. P. King,M. W. McNaughton,B. E. Bonner	1982	5
20	Production of medium-energy neutrons from proton bombardment of light elements using revised neutron-proton differential cross sections J. L. Romero,F.P. Brady,J.A. Jungerman	1976	17

About J. L. Romero

J. L. Romero is a scholar working on Radiation, Nuclear and High Energy Physics and Aerospace Engineering, having authored 62 papers that have together received 799 indexed citations. Recurring topics across this work include Nuclear Physics and Applications (44 papers), Nuclear physics research studies (32 papers), Nuclear reactor physics and engineering (18 papers), Radiation Therapy and Dosimetry (15 papers), Radiation Detection and Scintillator Technologies (12 papers), Atomic and Subatomic Physics Research (8 papers), Advanced NMR Techniques and Applications (7 papers) and Atomic and Molecular Physics (7 papers). The work is most often cited by research in Radiation (460 citations), Nuclear and High Energy Physics (536 citations) and Aerospace Engineering (208 citations). J. L. Romero has collaborated with scholars based in United States, Chile and Germany. Frequent co-authors include F.P. Brady, D. S. Sorenson, J. L. Ullmann, N. S. P. King, C.M. Castaneda, F. P. Brady, Thomas W. Tunnell, Roger Minich, Robert M. Malone and J.A. Jungerman.

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