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Conferences

Nonlinear Microwave Response of MgB2 Thin Films

Author(s)
James Booth, S. Y. Lee, Kenneth Leong, J. H. Lee, J. Lim, H. N. Lee, B. Oh, S. H. Moon
Thin films of the newly discovered superconductor MgB 2 show promise for a number of different electronic applications. In order to evaluate the suitability of

Ceramics Lubrication

Author(s)
Stephen M. Hsu, Richard S. Gates, D E. Deckman
ramics are hard, brittle, and chemically inert under most environments. They wear by abrasion and fracture. Since brittle fracture is very sensitive to stress

GMAW Wire Feedability: A Friction Model

Author(s)
A Padilla, D. R. Munoz, Timothy P. Quinn, R. A. Rorrer
A Hertzian-based contact model of the friction between the welding wire and the wire liner has been developed to predict the wire pulling force for gas metal

A Mathematical Model of Wire Feeding Mechanisms in GMAW

Author(s)
T M. Padilla, D. R. Munoz, Timothy P. Quinn, R. A. Rorrer
A Hertzian based contact model of the friction between the welding wire and the wire liner has been developed to predict the wire pulling force for gas metal

Laboratory Studies of Oxygen Continuun Absorption

Author(s)
Y I. Baranov, Gerald T. Fraser, Walter J. Lafferty, B Mate, A A. Vigasin
Laboratory studies of the mid and near infrared collision-induced absorption bands of O 2 are reviewed, with an emphasis on the 6.4 m and 1.27 m bands and on Ar

Toward Traceability for At-line AFM Dimensional Metrology

Author(s)
Marylyn H. Bennett, Angela Guerry, Ronald G. Dixson, Michael T. Postek, Theodore V. Vorburger
The in-line and at-line measurement tools for critical dimension (CD) metrology in semiconductor manufacturing are technologically advanced instruments that
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