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G Wang, B Dunlap, Robert Celotta, Daniel T. Pierce
The first low-energy-electron diffraction measurements using a polarized incident electron beam are reported and compared to measurements where an unpolarized
It is shown that the spectral density of the Ni d electrons contains a peak due to excitations of bound hole pairs. The spectral density is observed directly in
Michael R. Moldover, Jan V. Sengers, R W. Gammon, R Hocken
The presence of a gravitational field leads to both practical and fundamental limits of the resolution in critical phenomena experiments in fluids near the gas
Classical and/or goal, or tasks, decomposition techniques are generalized to deal with the problem of sensory-interactive goal-directed behavior in biological
Weakly ordered nickel-manganese alloys, field cooled to 4 K, exhibit a reversal in remanent magnetization upon warming. The reversal is dependent on the state
The first ultraviolet photoemission spectra of the valence electrons of rare-gas atoms, implanted by ion bombardment into an amorphous Ge matrix, are presented
In previous work we formulated the third-order asymptotic aberration coefficients of round (axially symmetric) electrostatic lenses in a form independent of
The electron-optical properties of a stigmatic crossed-field energy analyzer (double-focusing Wien filter) have been obtained from exact trajectory calculations