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John L. Michaloski, Thomas E. Wheatley, Ronald Lumia
Sequential machines do not provide enough computational perfomance for a real-time robot control system. Hierarchical structuring will be considered not only as...
Daniel T. Pierce, Robert Celotta, Michael H. Kelley, John Unguris
The measurement of the spin polarization of photoelectrons emitted from a magnetic material is discussed. An important consideration is the acceptance phase...
Calculations of the exchange asymmetry in elastic scattering of electrons by sodium atoms are reported at incident electron energies of 10 and 54.4 eV. The...
A sample of Bose-Einstein condensed atoms is an ideal source for atoms optics experiments due to the low velocity spread, the large number of atoms, and the...
R E. Scholten, Jabez J. McClelland, Michael H. Kelley, Robert Celotta
We report direct measurements of the sensitivity of a channel electron multiplier to electrons with different spin orientations. Four regions of the multiplier...
A variety of ac and dc resistors were examined for frequency dependence from dc to 400 Hz. It is concluded that several choices are available for use as...
An overview is presented of two new techniqies that can be used to study the physical, electronic, and/or magnetic microstructure of surfaces. The method of...
A current scientific challenge with many ramifications for magnetic technology is to image magnetic microstructure with the highest possible spatial resolution...
An analysis of spin-polarized electron-energy-loss experiments in Fe is described which (1) identifies the contribution of d-electron Stoner excitations, the...