Baker, Julian

Michael Thompson, Mark D. Baker, Alec Christie and Julian F. Tyson, Auger Electron Spectroscopy (1985), John Wiley Sons, New York, Chichester, Brisbane, Toronto and Singapore. 

The author wishes to acknowledge the contributions of several graduate students who have worked with him in this area Rod Ross, Julian Young, Rhoda Baker, David Seaman and Kevin Dunn and the stimulating and fruitful interaction with John Perkins and Stratos Pistikopoulos during the author s sabbatical leave at Imperial College. 

We thank Dr. Erin Shammel Baker for the information on absolute cross sections of angiotensin I 3-t, fibrinopeptide A 2+, fibrinopeptide A 3-I-, and neurotensin 3-i-measured using drift tube ion mobility-mass spectrometry with nitrogen as buffer gas. Our appreciation also goes to Prof. Ryan Julian for initial discussions on ion mobility measurements using a barrier voltage in an OTOF mass spectrometer. We also thank Dr. Melvin Park, Dr. Ruediger Frey, Dr. Annin Holle, Dr. Ian Sanders, and Dr. Michael Schubert for fruitful discussions. 

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