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Electron Impact Energy Loss Spectra of the 1 2 B 2 - XA 1 Transition of NO 2

July 15, 1974

Author(s)

Morris Krauss, Robert Celotta, S Mielczarek, C Kuyatt

Attenuation Lengths of Low-Energy Electrons in Solids

July 1, 1974

Author(s)

Cedric J. Powell

A compilation is presented of measured attenuation lengths of low-energy electrons in solids in the energy range (40 to 2000 eV) normally employed in X-ray photoelectron and Auger-electron spectroscopy. The techniques used to obtain electron attenuation

Introduction to Electron and Ion Optics

July 1, 1974

Author(s)

P Dahl

Focal Properties of the Two-Tube Electrostatic Lens for Large and Near-Unity Voltage Ratios

April 1, 1974

Author(s)

D DiChio, S Natali, C Kuyatt

Accurate calculations of focal properties of the two-tube electrostatic lens are extended to cover a range of voltage ratios from 1.1 to 10000. The accuracy of the calculations is discussed in detail. For voltage ratios near 6400 the lens is found to be

Use of Matrices to Represent Electron Lenses. Matrices for the Two-Tube Electrostatic Lens

April 1, 1974

Author(s)

D DiChio, S Natali, C Kuyatt, A Galejs

The use of matrices to represent electron lenses is discussed. It is shown that it is more convenient and natural to represent a lens by a matrix and that the matrix elements show a more regular behavior than do the focal properties. Thus matrices are more

Determination of Electron Attenuation Lengths in Metals: Transmission Through Thin Adsorbed Films

March 1, 1974

Author(s)

M Sunjic, D Sokcevic, John William Gadzuk

Electron Energy Loss Spectrum of Ozone

February 1, 1974

Author(s)

Robert Celotta, S Mielczarek, C Kuyatt

Apparent Oscillator Strengths for Molecular Oxygen

January 1, 1974

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R Huebner, Robert Celotta, S Mielczarek, C Kuyatt

Apparent Oscillator-Strength Distributions Derived from Electron Energy-Loss Measurement: Methane and n-Hexane

January 1, 1974

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R Huebner, C H. Fergurson, Robert Celotta, S Mielczarek

Dipole Oscillator-Strength Distributions Derived for Several Hydrocarbons from Electron Energy-Loss Spectra

January 1, 1974

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R Huebner, Robert Celotta, S Mielczarek, C Kuyatt

Electron Energy Loss Spectroscopy of Acetone Vapor

November 15, 1973

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R Huebner, Robert Celotta, S Mielczarek, C Kuyatt

High resolution, inelastic electron scattering data can provide new spectroscopic information on the electronic structure of polyatomic molecules. Features in the acetone energy loss spectrum from 0 to 15 eV obtained for 100 eV incident electrons

Focal Properties of the Two-Tube Electrostatic Lens for large Voltage Ratios

November 1, 1973

Author(s)

C Kuyatt, D DiChio, S Natali

Representation of Focal Properties of the Equal-Diameter Two-Tube Electrostatic Lens for Computer Calculations

November 1, 1973

Author(s)

A Galejs, C Kuyatt

Previous calculations have given accurate first-order focal properties for the two-tube electrostatic lens at discrete voltage ratios. For computer optimization, calculations involving systems of two-tube lenses, one must be able to calculate the focal

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