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Report of the Working Group on Crystal Phase Identifiers

November 1, 2005

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D K. Brown, Sidney Abrahams, Michael Berndt, John Faber, Vicky L. Karen, Sam Motherwell, Pierre Villars, J M. Westbrook

The Crystal Chemistry of L-Ta2O5 and Related Structures

November 1, 2005

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Ian E. Grey, W G. Mumme, Robert S. Roth

Rapid formation of soft hydrophilic silicone elastomer surfaces

October 24, 2005

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K Efimenko, J A. Crowe, E Manias, D W. Schwark, Daniel A. Fischer, Jan Genzer

Direct Correlation of Organic Semiconductor Film Structure to Field-Effect Mobility

October 4, 2005

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Dean M. DeLongchamp, S Sambisavia, Daniel A. Fischer, Eric K. Lin, Paul C. Chang, A R. Murphy, J M. Frechet, V Subramanian

Dopant Location Identification in Nd3+-Doped TiO2 Nanoparticles

October 1, 2005

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Wen Li, A I. Frenkel, Joseph C. Woicik, C Ni, S I. Shah

Fracture Strength of Silicon Carbide Microspecimens

October 1, 2005

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W N. Sharpe, O Jadaan, G M. Beheim, George D. Quinn, N N. Nemeth

Micro silicon carbide tension specimen were prepared with straight, curved, and notched gage lengths. These were tested to failure and the strengths analyzed by Weibull statistics. Fractographic analysis confirmed that strength limiting flaws were etch

Microcrack Evolution in Alumina Ceramics: Experiment and Simulation

October 1, 2005

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S Galal Yousef, J Rodel, Lin-Sien H. Lum, A Zimmermann, B S. El-Dasher

Thermodynamic Control of Germanium Quantum Dot Growth on Silicon

September 20, 2005

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Richard J. Wagner, E Gulari

Failure of Curved Brittle Layer Systems from Radial Cracking in Concentrated Surface Loading

September 13, 2005

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Mattheq Rudas, T Qasim, M T. Bush, Brian R. Lawn

A study is made of radial crack evolution in curved brittle layers on compliant support substrates. Three-dimensional boundary element analysis (BEA) is used to compute the stepwise growth of radial cracks that initiate at the bottom surfaces of glass on