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Conferences

A Review of the Properties and Applications of Superconducting Point Contacts

December 31, 1972

Author(s)

J. E. Zimmerman

Quantum Mechanical Measurement of rf Attenuation

December 31, 1972

Author(s)

Robert A. Kamper, M. B. Simmonds, R T. Adair, C. A. Hoer

Near Threshold Electron Excitation Functions for CO

December 7, 1972

Author(s)

Nils Swanson, Robert Celotta, J Cooper, C Kuyatt

A Calorimeter for High Power CW Lasers

January 1, 1972

Author(s)

R L. Smith, William E. Case, A. L. Rasmussen, T. W. Russell, E. D. West

Survey of Noise Thermometry

December 31, 1971

Author(s)

Robert A. Kamper

Observation of Noise Temperature in the Millikelvin Range

September 1, 1971

Author(s)

Robert A. Kamper, James D. Siegwarth, Ray Radebaugh, J. E. Zimmerman

Cryoelectronics

December 31, 1970

Author(s)

Robert A. Kamper

Millidegree Noise Thermometry

April 1, 1967

Author(s)

Robert A. Kamper

Laser Emission by Optical Pumping of Semiconductors

July 1, 1965

Author(s)

Robert J. Phelan

Experiments with Processing Pictorial Information with a Digital Computer

January 1, 1960

Author(s)

Russell A. Kirsch

This is the paper that started the field of image processing.

SEAC-Review of Three Years Operation

January 1, 1960

Author(s)

Russell A. Kirsch, P Shupe

Since September 1950, the National Bureau of Standards has had SEAC, a digital-automatic computer, in almost continuous daily usage. It was originally conceived

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