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Preparation and Certification of K-411 Glass Microspheres

Author(s)
Ryna B. Marinenko, S V. Roberson, J S. Small, Barbara B. Thorne, Douglas H. Blackburn, D Kauffman, Stefan D. Leigh
The production and characterization of NBS K-411 glass microspheres in the 3-40 um range for certification as a NIST Standard Reference Material (SRM) are...

First Steps Towards Small Arrays of Mo/Au Microcalorimeters

Author(s)
J. Olsen, E. C. Kirk, K. Thomsen, B. van den Brandt, Ph. Lerch, L. Scandella, A. Zehnder, S. Mango, H. R. Ott, Martin Huber, Gene C. Hilton, John M. Martinis
We are developing small arrays of microcalorimeters based on transition edge sensors made with Mo/Au bilayers deposited on silicon nitride membranes and Au...

The Free Energy Surface of Supercooled Water

Author(s)
A Scala, Francis W. Starr, E LaNave, H E. Stanley, F Sciortino
We present a detailed analysis of the free energy surface of a well studied model of water in supercooled states. We propose a functional form for the liquid...

Emission-Line Intensity Ratios in FeXVII Observed with a Microcalorimeter on an Electron Beam Ion Trap

Author(s)
J M. Laming, I Kink, E Takacs, James V. Porto, John D. Gillaspy, E Silver, H. Schnopper, Simon R. Bandler, N Brickhouse, S Murray, M Barbera, A K. Bhatia, G. A. Doschek, N. Madden, D Landis, J. Beeman, E. E. Haller
We report new observations of emission line intensity ratios of Fe XVII under controlled experimental conditions, using the National Institute of Standards and...

Epitaxial Si-Based Tunnel Diodes

Author(s)
P E. Thompson, K D. Hobart, M E. Twigg, S L. Rommel, N Jin, P R. Berger, R Lake, A C. Seabaugh, P Chi, David S. Simons
Tunneling devices in combination with transistors offer a way to extend the performance of existing technologies by increasing circuit speed and decreasing...

Issues in Purchasing and Maintaining Intrinsic Standards

Author(s)
R B. Pettit, K Jaeger, Charles D. Ehrlich
Intrinsic standards offer many advantages over conventional artifact standards, including, in many cases, a very low uncertainty of measurement and no need for...

Concrete Materials Database

Author(s)
C B. Oland, Chiara C. Ferraris
ACI Committee 126 on Database Formats for Concrete Materials Properties was organized in 1990 to develop and report information on database formats for concrete...

Elastic Properties of Model Porous Ceramics

Author(s)
A P. Roberts, Edward Garboczi
The finite element method (FEM) is used to study the influence of porosity and pore shape on the elastic properties of model porous ceramics. Young's modulus of...

NIST Centennial Celebration Symposium Highlight

Author(s)
Alan D. Mighell, Winnie K. Wong-Ng
The Centennial Celebration of the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), formerly known as the Bureau of Standards (NBS), takes place in the...

X-Ray Anomalous Scattering Study of a Charge-Ordered State in NaV2O3

Author(s)
Shin-ichi Nakao, K Ohwada, N Takesue, Y Fujiii, M Isobe, Y Ueda, M V. Zimmermann, J P. Hill, D Gibbs, Joseph Woicik, L Koyama, Y Murakami
Charge ordering of V 4+ and V 5+ in NaV 2O 5 has been studied by an X-ray diffraction technique using anomalous scattering near a vanadium K-aborption edge to...

Collaboration Between NPL and NIST

Author(s)
K B. Gebbie
Since its inception in 1901, the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) (then the National Bureau of Standards) has sought guidance from its...

Cooper Minima in the Photoemission Spectra of Solids

Author(s)
S Molodtsov, S Halilov, V Servedio, W Schneider, S Danzenbaecher, J Hinarejos, M Richter, C Laubschat
Variations of the photoionization cross-section of valence states as a function of interatomic distance are studied by means of atomic and solid-state density...
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