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Atomic and Laser Physics
Credit: Jack Hobhouse

Prof Christopher Ramsey

Professor of Archaeological Science

Research theme

  • Accelerator physics
  • Climate physics
  • Instrumentation

Sub department

  • Atomic and Laser Physics
christopher.ramsey@physics.ox.ac.uk
Telephone: 01865285215
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Radiocarbon dates from the 91̽»¨ AMS system: Archaeometry Datelist 11

Archaeometry 32:2 (1990) 211-237

Authors:

REM Hedges, RA Housley, CR Bronk, GJ van Klinken

The 91̽»¨ Accelerator Mass-Spectrometry Facility - Technical Developments in Routine Dating

Archaeometry 31 (1989) 99-113

Authors:

REM HEDGES, IA LAW, CR BRONK, RA HOUSLEY

Radiocarbon dating of the Shroud of Turin

Nature Springer Science and Business Media LLC 337:6208 (1989) 611-615

Authors:

PE Damon, DJ Donahue, BH Gore, AL Hatheway, AJT Jull, TW Linick, PJ Sercel, LJ Toolin, CR Bronk, ET Hall, REM Hedges, R Housley, IA Law, C Perry, G Bonani, S Trumbore, W Woelfli, JC Ambers, SGE Bowman, MN Leese, MS Tite

Radiocarbon dates from the 91̽»¨ AMS system: Archaeometry Datelist 9

Archaeometry 31:2 (1989) 207-234

Authors:

REM Hedges, RA Housley, IA Law, CR Bronk

Use of the CO2 Source in Radiocarbon Dating by AMS

Radiocarbon Cambridge University Press (CUP) 31:03 (1989) 298-304

Authors:

CR Bronk, REM Hedges

Abstract:

Since Middleton showed the potential for a sputter source working from CO2, we have been building a source which can automatically change samples. The source produces a maximum beam of 25μA of C−, with typical operation between 10 and 20μA. Although beam generation from the source is very reliable, the mechanics of sample changing have given considerable problems. The changing of samples also involves considerable care in gas handling, and a computer control system has been written which ensures the correct sequence of the 16 operations required for sample change.

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