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Characterization of ultrafast interactions with materials through the direct measurement of the optical phase

January 1, 1996

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T S. Clement, G Rodriguez, W M. Wood, A J. Taylor

Characterizing Surfaces and Overlying Multilayer Structures Using Grazing Incidence X-Ray Reflectivity

January 1, 1996

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J Pedulla, R Deslattes, K D. Joensen, P Gorenstein

Charge-transfer rate constants for N 2 + (v=0-4) with Ar at thermal energies

January 1, 1996

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S Kato, J A. de Gouw, Chungsan Lin, V M. Bierbaum, S R. Leone

Chemical Aspects of Tool Wear in Single Point Diamond Turning

January 1, 1996

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E W. Paul, Christopher J. Evans, A Mangamelli, Michael L. McGlauflin, Robert S. Polvani

A hypothesis is proposed that ascribes chemical wear of diamond tools to the presence of unpaired d electrons in the sample being machined. This hypothesis is used to explain a range of results for metals, alloys, and other materials including electroless

Chemical vapor deposition of nanometer size aluminum features on silicon surfaces using an STM tip

January 1, 1996

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A L. Laracuente, M M. Bronikowski, A Gallagher

Chemistry of arsenic incorporation during GaAs/GaAs(100) molecular beam epitaxy probed by simultaneous laser flux monitoring and reflection high-energy electron diffraction

January 1, 1996

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A K. Ott, S A. Casey, A L. Alstrin, S R. Leone

Cold Binary Atomic Collisions in a Light Field

January 1, 1996

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Paul S. Julienne

Collective excitations of a Bose-Einstein condensate in a dilute gas

January 1, 1996

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D S. Jin, J R. Ensher, M R. Matthews, C E. Wieman, Eric A. Cornell

Collective Excitations of Atomic Bose-Einstein Condensates

January 1, 1996

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Mark A. Edwards, P A. Ruprecht, K Burnett, R J. Dodd, Charles W. Clark

Collisional Loss Rate of Sodium Atoms in a Magneto-Optical Trap Operating on the D1 Line

January 1, 1996

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L G. Marcassa, Kristian Helmerson, A M. Tuboy, D M. Milori, S R. Muniz, J Flemming, S C. Zilio, V S. Bagnato

Color Centers in LiF for Measurement of Absorbed Doses up to 100 MGy

January 1, 1996

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W L. Mclaughlin

Comparison of the fire model predictions with experiments conducted in a hangar with a 15 meter ceiling:

January 1, 1996

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William D Davis, Kathy A Notarianni, K B McGrattan

Comparison of the Standards for Air Kerma of the NIST and the BIPM for 60 Co 3 Rays

January 1, 1996

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P J. Allisy-Roberts, M Boutillon, P J. Lamperti

Component-based handprint segmentation using adaptive writing style model:

January 1, 1996

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Michael D Garris

Computational Geometry, Encyclopedia of Operations Research and Management Science

January 1, 1996

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Isabel M. Beichl, Javier Bernal, F Sullivan, Christoph J. Witzgall

Computer - Aided Manufacturing Engineering Forum 2nd Technical Meeting Precedings

January 1, 1996

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Swee K. Leong, Mike Smith

This paper reports results of the Computer-Aided Manufacturing Engineering (CAME) Forum Second Technical Meeting held inAugust 1995. This meeting built on work completed since the first technical meeting held in March 1995. The meeting brought together

Computer Program to Facilitate Performance Assessment of Underground Low-Level Waste Concrete Vaults.

January 1, 1996

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Kenneth A. Snyder, J R. Clifton, J M. Pommersheim

A computer program (4SIGHT) to facilitate performance assessment of underground concrete vaults for low level waste (LLW) disposal facilities is being developed at the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST). Specifically, the program

Computer Simulations of Binder Removal From 2-D and 3-D Model Particulate Bodies.

January 1, 1996

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Michael A. Galler, Dale P. Bentz, J A. Lewis

A series of computer simulations were developed to investigate the removal of multicomponent, thermoplastic binders from two- and three-dimensional model particulate bodies. Monosized particles with varying diameters were randomly placed in such systems