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Stephen E. Russek, P. E. Sulewski, A.J. Sievers, H. D. Hallen, D. K. Lathrop, R A. Buhrman
We report on far-infared (FIR) reflectivity measurements on sintered pressed poweder samples of La-Ba-Cu oxide and La-Sr-Cu oxide. THe best samples show fairly
Methods have recently developed to probe the Stoner excitation spectrum which has not been amenable to study by neutron diffraction. The experiments have
John Unguris, G Hembree, Robert Celotta, Daniel T. Pierce, C Aroca
The recent development of scanning electron microscopy with polarization analysis (SEMPA) has made the direct measurement of magnetic structures with submicron
The inelastic electron mean free path as a function of energy is calculated for Cu, Ag, Au, and Al. The calculations are based on a model dielectric function ε
An analysis of spin-polarized electron-energy-loss experiments in Fe is described which suggests that (1) free-electron-like Stoner excitations are far more
The incrementor is a visually compact, flexible, and consistent mechanism for modifying the variables presented to the user. A locator (i.e., mouse) with two
The HPSIM computer program for modeling heat pumps (Domanski and Didion 1983) has been augmented to include exergy analysis. Exergy transports between the
A general framework using density matrices is developed for the analysis of atomic excitation by spin-polarized electrons. This framework is applied to the