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Professor John Gregg

Fellow & Tutor in Physics

Research theme

  • Quantum materials

Sub department

  • Condensed Matter Physics

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  • Spintronics
John.Gregg@physics.ox.ac.uk
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MAGNETIC AND THERMAL-PROPERTIES OF HOF3-ORDERING IN A SINGLET GROUND-STATE

JOURNAL DE PHYSIQUE 49:C-8 (1988) 845-846

Authors:

B BLEANEY, JF GREGG, RW HILL, M LAZZOUNI, MJM LEASK, MR WELLS
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MAGNETOACOUSTIC INTERFEROMETRY OF METASTABLE STATES IN DY3AL5O12

JOURNAL DE PHYSIQUE 49:C-8 (1988) 2027-2028

Authors:

JF GREGG, ID MORRIS, MR WELLS, WP WOLF
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THE MAGNETIC-PROPERTIES OF HOLMIUM TRIFLUORIDE, HOF3

JOURNAL OF PHYSICS C-SOLID STATE PHYSICS 21:14 (1988) 2721-2734

Authors:

B BLEANEY, JF GREGG, RW HILL, M LAZZOUNI, MJM LEASK, MR WELLS
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ULTRASONIC MAGNETIC-RESONANCE OF ENHANCED NUCLEI USING THIN-FILM TECHNOLOGY

JOURNAL DE PHYSIQUE 49:C-8 (1988) 2029-2030

Authors:

JF GREGG, ID MORRIS, MR WELLS
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Cryogenic GaAs MESFET magnetic resonance spectrometer for use from 500 MHz to 3 GHz

Journal of Physics E: Scientific Instruments 20:10 (1987) 1223-1227

Authors:

JF Gregg, ID Morris, MR Wells

Abstract:

A magnetic resonance spectrometer is described which operates between 500 MHz and 3 GHz and uses an NE72089 GaAs MESFET operating at liquid helium temperatures as the high frequency active device. Although the sensitivity is not remarkable, it compares favourably with such other techniques as are available in this frequency range and it combines small size with ease of use.
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