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Unclassified Publications of Lincoln Laboratory, 15 September 1966,
is a new cumulative listing of unclassified reports published since the
Laboratory was established in 1951. The 15 March 1964 edition of
Unclassified Publications, as well as Supplements 1 and I, may now
be destroyed.
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CONTENTS
Quarterly Technical Summaries
1
Quarterly Progress Reports
1
Semiannual Technical Summary Reports
to Advanced Research Projects Agency
9
Technical Reports
11
Group Reports
35
Technical Notes
75
Journal Articles
81
Meeting Speeches
171
Reports Prepared for Lincoln Laboratory
198
Special Reports
202
Lincoln Laboratory Publications
203
Abstracts
203
Lincoln Laboratory Library Reference Bibliographies
204
Lincoln Laboratory Library Quick Searches
206
Index of Lincoln Laboratory Authors
207
Subject Index
223
KEY TO SYMBOLS
*
Joint report
t
Out of print
t
Partial support under other contract
5
Consultant or non-Lincoln author
H
Reprints available
11
Hayden Library serial number
M
Microfilm
P
Photoprint
QUARTERLY TECHNICAL SUMMARIES
GENERAL RESEARCH
DDC No.
DDC No.
15 May 1965
619676
15 February 1 966
630918
15 August 1965
623651
15 May 1966
15 November 1965
627520
15 August 1966
634819
639570
QUARTERLY PROGRESS REPORTS
DIVISION 2
AIRCRAFT CONTROL AND WARNING
DDC No.
DDC No.
t
1 June 1952
t
1 September 1952
t 15 January 1953
t 15 April 1953
t 15 July 1953
21141
4642
t15 October 1953
25817
6743
t15 February 1954
30167
115 May 1954
37149
19356
SYSTEMS
DDC No.
DDC No.
269861
15 August 1962
283494
15 February 1962
272957
15 November 1962
289815
15 May 1962
275471
15 November 1961
t15 February 1963
606252
DATA SYSTEMS
DDC No.
DDC No.
15 May 1963
406287
15 May 1964
600838
15 August 1963
417672
15 August 1964
604590
15 November 196 3
425576
15 November 1964
609005
15 February 1 964
432493
15 February 1965
612541
Quarterly Progress Reports
DIVISION 3
COMMUNICATIONS AND COMPONENTS
DDC No.
DDC No.
t 1 July 1952
173011
t15 October 1953
22246
t 30 September 1952
170188
t15 January 1954
28577
t 15 April 1954
35321
t 15 July 1954
42929
t 1 October 1952
t15 January 1953
fl5 April 1953
2229
4907
112270
RADIO PHYSICS
DDC No.
DDC No.
15 January 1962
271953
15 November 1963
425670
15 April 1962
15 May 1964
441192
15 July 1962
415729
283035
15 August 1964
15 October 1962
28 9814
15 November 1964
446691
609014
296492
15 February 1965
612773
f15 January 1963
15 April 1963
414694
15 August 1963
417499
DIVISION 4
WEAPONS
DDC No.
t 1 July 1952
t31 October 1952
t15 February 1953
t 15 May 1953
DDC No.
173011
t 15 August 1953
4550
6742
16457
t 15 November 1953
19321
52054
t15 February 1954
28576
t 15 May 1954
34616
RADAR
DDC No.
DDC No.
15 February 1962
273507
15 December 1963
429499
15 May 1962
276045
15 March 1964
fl5 November 1962
291103
15 June 1964
435689
442680
15 February 1963
298907
15 September 1964
607160
15 May 1963
408676
15 December 1964
610021
15 September 1963
422233
Quarterly Progress Reports
DIVISION 5
INFORMATION PROCESSING
DDC No.
Hayden Serial and Prices
t 15 September 1959
231801
H-223
M$1.50
t 15 December 1959
233920
H-139
1.50
P$25.30
24.10
t 15 March I960
237551
H-126
1.50
24.40
15 June 1960
242284
15 September 1960
247050
15 December I960
252199
t 15 March 1961
256371
H-443
1.50
12.65
t 15 June 1961
260633
H-442
1.50
13.90
t 15 September 1961
263607
H-441
1.50
4.90
•f 15 December 1961
268698
H-450
1.50
3.90
f15 March 1962
273508
11-440
1.50
4.65
t15 June 1962
277562
H-439
1.50
5.15
t 15 September 1962
285165
H-438
1.50
7.40
t 15 December 1962
294454
15 March 1963
401494
DIVISION 6
SPACE COMMUNICATIONS
DDC No.
DDC No.
15 September 1963
15 December 1963
424909
431198
15 March 1964
434292
15 June 1964
602973
15 September 1964
450448
Quarterly Progress Reports
DIVISION 7
ENGINEERING DESIGN AND TECHNICAL SERVICES
DDC No.
DDC No.
t 15 November 1952
6517
t 15 January 1956
t 15 February 1953
11806
t 15 April, 15 July,
t 15 May 1953
17084
15 October 1956
t 15 August 1953
f 15 January 1957
t 15 November 1953
20379
25815
t 15 April 1957
147497
t 15 April 1954
33860
t 15 July 1957
151240
t 15 July 1954
39058
t 15 October 1957
110031
t 15 October 1954
50617
t 15 January 1958
110048
t 15 January 1955
64031
t 15 April 1958
133859
t 15 April 1955
68882
t 15 July 1958
303131
t 15 July 1955
72814
| 15 October 1958
304361
t 15 October 1955
83347
|15 January 1959
305154
95753
13605
13606
ENGINEERING
DDC No.
DDC No.
115 April 1959
222823
15 April 1962
280714
t 15 July 1959
222824
15 July 1962
282388
15 October 1959
315534
15 October 1962
287558
15 January I960
315680
15 January 1963
294972
15 April 1960
317928
15 April 1963
404456
15 July I960
319819
249920
15 July 1963
413873
15 October 1960
15 September 196 3
425923
15 January 1961
253840
15 December 1963
429957
15 April 1961
258076
15 March 1964
435524
15 June 1964
602621
274523
15 September 1964
450183
270736
15 December 1964
609872
15 July,
15 October 1961
15 January 1962
Quarterly Progress Reports
m vis ION s
SOLID STATE
DDC No.
Hayden Serial and Prices
15 January 1962
270511
15 April 1962
281678
H-399
15 July 1962
282145
M$1.50
P$3.15
H-416
1.50
2.15
1.50
4.40
15 January 1963
287199
295737
H-435
H-470
1.50
2.40
15 April 1963
404496
H-502
1.50
2.20
15 July 1963
412949
H-541
1.50
2.20
15 October 1963
422429
H-547
1.50
2.20
15 January 1964
429866
H-574
1.50
3.00
15 October 1962
15 April 1964
439365
H-578
1.50
2.20
15 July 1964
603514
H-597
1.50
2.40
15 October 1964
608569
456768
H-619
1.50
2.40
H-631
1.50
2.40
15 January 1965
Quarterly Progress Reports
TRANSISTORS AND SOLID STATE
Group 35
DDC No.
Hayden Serial and Prices
t 1 October 1952
t15 January 1953
t 15 April 1953
t 15 July 1953
t15 October 1953
t
1 February 1954
28579
SOLID STATE RESEARCH
Group 35 — Transistors
Group 37 — Ferrites
t
1 May 1954
41457
t
1 August 1954
41456
t
1 November 1954
t 1 February 1955
53355
62359
t 1 May 1955
70113
t 1 August 1955
79337
SOLID STATE RESEARCH
Group 35
t
1 November 1955
t 1 February 1956
82483
92623
t
1 May 1956
102207
t
1 August 1956
t
1 November 1956
98859
110008
t
1 February 1957
137607
t
1 May 1957
151262
SOLID STATE RESEARCH
Groups 35, 37, 310
t 1 August 1957
151261
SOLID STATE RESEARCH
Groups 35, 37, 310, 63, 24
t 1 November 1957
110024
H-5
M31.50
P$34.50
Quarterly Progress Reports
SOLID STATE RESEARCH
DDC No.
t
1 February 1958
110037
Hayden Serial and Prices
H-14
1.50
29.70
1.60
33.70
t
1 May 1958
133853
H-13
t
1 August 1958
133866
H-601
t
1 November 1958
204401
11-7
1.80
38.50
t 15 .January 1959
215804
H-20
1.60
39.40
t 15 April 1959
214567
H-45
1.95
31.00
t 15 July 1959
226851
H-22
1.60
34.60
t 15 October 1959
231991
234915
H-44
2.05
38.20
t15 January I960
H-64
1.50
29.50
f 15 April 1960
239537
16.90
243927
11-119
H-168
1.50
t 15 July 1960
1.50
18.40
f 15 October I960
249058
H-360
1.50
10.65
t 15 January 1961
254036
1.50
16.90
t 15 April 1961
257442
H-279
H-305
1.50
12.15
t 15 July 1961
262282
H-331
1.50
13.65
266878
H-360
1.50
10.65
15 October 1961
SOLID STATE RESEARCH
LINCOLN LABORATORY
DDC No.
Hayden Serial and Prices
M$1.50
P$22.40
277393
H-391
H-406
1.50
13.40
285456
H-428
1.50
12.15
291546
H-457
1.50
19.65
H-491
H-517
12.65
1963:1
400709
413089
1.50
1.50
11.80
1963:2
417686
H-539
7.20
1963:3
427340
H-554
1.50
1.50
1963:4
435023
H-57 3
1.50
8.80
1964.1
601830
H-587
1.50
8.00
1964:2
606126
H-606
1.50
10.60
1964:3
609828
H-627
1.50
9.20
1964:4
613961
H-639
1.50
8.40
1961:4
274072
1962:1
1962:2
1962:3
1962:4
7.80
Quarterly Progress Reports
SOLID STATE RESEARCH
LINCOLN LABORATORY
(Continued)
DDC No.
Hayden Serial and Prices
622446
H-67 8
M$1.50
1965:2
624611
H-686
1.50
9.20
1965:3
629048
H-705
1.50
15.60
1966:1
632998
11-721
1.50
15.80
1966:2
639064
H-740
1965:1
P$11.40
SEMIANNUAL TECHNICAL SUMMARY REPORTS
TO ADVANCED RESEARCH PROJECTS AGENCY
REENTRY PHYSICS PROGRAM
DDC No.
REENTRY PHYSICS
& PROJECT PRESS PROGRAMS
Hayden Serial
and Prices
DDC No.
Hayden Serial
and Prices
228431
H-125
M$1.50
P$38.80
t 30 June 1961
262543
H-361
M$2.65
P$35.90
t 31 Dec. 1959
234627
H-127
M$1.50
P$22.00
t 31 Dec. 1961
273072
H-453
M$2.05
P$48.15
t 30 June I960
241226
t 30 June 1962
283478
H-454
M$1.80
P$37.90
t 31 Dec. 1960
252669
H-269
M$1.50
P$10.30
11-276
M$1.50
P$11.80
t
1 Oct. 1958 to
30 June 1959
RADAR TECHNIQUES STUDY
DDC No.
HIGH-POWER TUBE PROGRAM
Hayden Serial
and P rices
DDC No.
31 Dec. 1959
234064
241910
30 June 1960
241412
251040
t 31 Dec. 1960
250687
31 Dec. 1959
234063
30 June I960
t 31 Dec. 1960
30 June 1961
260544
t 31 Dec. 1961
270734
t 30 June 1962
278675
31 Dec. 1962
294963
30 June 1963
411458
30 Nov. 1963
425185
Hayden Serial
and Prices
H-549
M$1.50
P$7.20
Quarterly Progress Reports
SEISMIC DISCRIMINATION
GRAPHICS
DDC No.
DDC No.
30 June 1964
443444
30 November 1965
625567
31 December 1964
455743
31 May 1966
634251
30 June 1965
467395
31 December 1965
630559
30 June 1966
637308
10
TECHNICAL REPORTS
Hayden
Serial
DDC
No.
TR No.
*t1
Ionospheric Scattering
and Reflection
R. M. Whitmer
t2
Some Mathematical Remarks
on the Boolean Machine
t3
and
Prices
5 Dec.1951
3311
I.S. Reed
19 Dec.1951
165903
Use of a Delay-Line Memory
to Reduce Radar Pulse-Type
Interference (Wildcatting)
T. F. Rogers
L. A. Ames
J. A. Dumanian
21 Feb.1952
165380
t4
A Moving-Coordinate Radar
Display: Operator Limitations
F. R. Naka
B. B. Welles
20 Mar. 1952
165374
*t5
Multiplexing a Radio Teletype
System Using a Random Carrier and Correlation Detection
B. J. Pankowski
16 May 1952
168857
*t6
Echo-Box Pulse Doppler Radar
L. D. Smullin
R.H. Fox
6 May 1952
172738
*t7
Noise-Like Signals and Their
Detection by Correlation
B. L. Basore
26 May 1952
4641
t8
Results of Ground-ClutterElimination Experiments
R. H. Baker
H. M. Elliott
30 June 1952
969
t9
A New Method of Teletype
Modulation
D. J. Gray
22 Sept. 1952
928
A Unified Approach to MTI
and Doppler Radar
R. M. Fano
22 July 1952
4905
til
Wide-Deviation FrequencyModulated Oscillator
D.J. Gray
V. P. Gurske
W. E. Morrow, J: r.
6 Aug.1952
958
t 12
Boolean Functions of a Real
Variable and Its Applications
to a Model of the Digital Computer and Discrete Probability
I.S. Reed
14 Aug.1952
968
t 13
An Analysis of the Detection
of Repeated Signals in Noise
by Binary Integration
J. V. Harrington
14 Aug. 1952
949
H-645
M$1.50
P$5.00
t 14
An Application of Matrix
Theory to the Tracking
and Smoothing Equations
I.S. Reed
G. P. Dinneen
3 June 195 3
19276
H-31
M$1.50
P$6.40
* t 10
II
Technical Reports
DDC
No.
TR No.
115
Symbolic Synthesis of Digital
Computers
116
17 Oct. 1952
2230
The Measurement of Frequency J. J.G. McCue
Modulation in Pulse Magnetrons
with a Microwave Interferometer
16 Oct. 1952
11811
117
The Applicability of Generating
Electrostatic Voltmeters to
the Detection of Exhaust Trails
of Aircraft
F. A. Rodgers
R.N. Dexter
12 Nov.1952
4906
t 18
An Analytic Study of the
Symmetric P-N Junction
in Semiconductors
L. Bess
14 Nov.1952
17010
t 19
Use of H Field Coupling
in Directional Couplers
C.W. Jones
5 Mar. 1953
17081
t 20
An Analysis of Signal Detection
by the Sequential Observer
I.S. Reed
12 Mar. 1953
17082
t 21
Correlation Analysis of VHF
Signals
A.J. Lephakis
18 May 1953
11808
t 22
Signal-to-Noise Improvement
through Integration in a DelayLine Filter System
J. Freedman
J. Margolin
13 May 1953
19279
t 23
PPI Light-Spot-Brightness
Probability Distributions
G.C. Sponsler
F. L. Shader
17 June 1953
20232
t % 24
Automatic-Alarm Radar for
PROJECT COUNTER CHANGE
(Final Technical Report)
H.G. Weiss
F.R. Naka
J. Freedman
W. P. Harris
J. W. Meyer
J. F. Bennett
4 Aug.1953
20233
* t 25
Some Notes on Transistor
Circuits
R. R. Adler
M. Boisvert
C. R. Hurtig
S. J. Mason
6 Jan.1953
17007
t 2b
The Lower Modes of a
Concentric Line Having a
Helical Inner Conductor
L. Stark
2 July 1953
19277
t 27
The Transient Response
of Transistor Switching
Circuits
I. L. Lebow
R. H. Baker
R. E. McMahon
7 July 1953
21107
t 28
A Waveguide-Coax Hybrid
Junction
C. W. Jones
14 July 1953
20234
I.S. Reed
12
Hayden
Serial
and
Prices
H-16
M$1.50
P$9.70
H-291
M$1.50
P$3.65
H-25
M$1.50
P$7.60
Technical Reports
DDC
No.
TR No.
Hayden
Serial
and
Prices
t 29
Land System TPI SignalDetection Capability
G.C. Sponsler
25 Aug. 1953
25813
t 30
Tracking Targets on the Land
Target Position Indicator
B. F. Green, Jr.
H. M. Jenkins
22 July 1953
21108
t 31
Matching Filtered and
Unfiltered Displays
B. F. Green, Jr.
27 July 1953
25812
t 32
Transistor Shift Registers
R. H. Baker
I. L. Lebow
R. E. McMahon
30 July 1953
19278
t 33
Correlation Detection Using
Stored Signals
P. E. Green, Jr.
4 Aug.1953
20524
Statistical Theory Applied
to Communication through
Multipath Disturbances
R. Price
3 Sept. 1953
28497
H-374
M $1.50
P$10.65
t 35
The Statistical Theory of
Detection. I: Optimum
Detection of Signals in Noise
D. Middleton
2 Nov.1953
30080
11-17
M$1.50
PS23.20
t 36
The Time Required to Search
for Numbers on Large Visual
Displays
B. F. Green, Jr.
W. J. McGill
H. M. Jenkins
18 Aug.1953
21109
t 37
Theory of Radio Transmission
by Tropospheric Scattering
Using Very Narrow Beams
H.G. Booker §
16 June 1954
J. T. deBettencourt
37146
t 38
Normal Tropospheric Propagation of Short Radio Waves
Well Beyond the Horizon
T. J. Carroll
R. M. Ring
12 Feb.1954
33890
t 39
Coding for Constant-DataRate Systems. Part I. A New
Error-Correcting Code
R. A. Silvcrman
M. Balser
23 Oct. 1953
28496
t40
A Theory of Magnetic-Domain
Creation and Flux Reversal in
Polycrystalline, Ferromagnetic
Materials
J. B. Goodenough
N. Menyuk
6 Nov.195 3
28494
|41
Jamming Tests on NOMAC
Systems
B.
P.
O.
C.
25 Sept. 1953
20419
t 42
An Ultrasonic Continuously
Variable Delay Line
W. P. Schneider
22 Sept. 1953
21110
* t 34
M.
L.
G.
A.
Eisenstadt
Fleck, Jr.
Selfridge
Wagner
1 ••
Technical Reports
DDC
No.
TR No.
t 43
Isolation of Trace Quantities
of Arsenic from Germanium
Samples by Solvent Extraction
M. Green
J. A. Kafalas
J. Lowen
2 Mar. 1954
30161
t 44
A Class of Multiple-ErrorCorrecting Codes and the
Decoding Scheme
I.S. Reed
9 Oct. 1953
25814
t 45
A Study of the Holding Time
for a Family of Transmitters
I.S. Reed
W. A. Clark, Jr.
G. P. Dinneen
13 Oct. 1953
25816
t 46
Signal Detector for a ShortPulse-Doppler Radar System
.C. Friend
27 Oct. 1953
28493
f47
Performance on a Visual
Monitoring Task as a Function
of the Rate at Which Signals
Occur
. M. Jenkins
29 Oct. 1953
28492
t 48
Coding for Constant-Data-Rate
Systems. Part II. MultipleError-Correcting Codes
M. Balser
R. A. Silverman
23 Feb.1954
30162
t 49
Speed and Accuracy of Reading
Polar Coordinates on a Horizontal Plotting Table
B. F. Green, Jr.
L. K. Anderson
11 Dec.1953
28491
t 50
A Practical Method of
Designing RC Active Filters
R. P. Sallen
E. L. Key
6 May 1954
40828
t 51
Folded Unipole Antennas
J. Leonhard
R. D. Mattuck
A. J. Pote
2 July 1954
39059
t 54
Magnetostriction Filters
H. M. Elliott
4 Aug.1954
47800
t 55
Bandwidth of Microwave
Ferrite Devices
R.H. Fox
11 Aug.1954
40830
t 56
Comparative Performance of
10-cm and 70-cm Radar
Over the Sea
J. Freedman
M. M. Kessler
V. L. Lynn
D. A. McKee
W. W. Ward
25 Aug.1954
42667
t 57
Probability of Error in
NOMAC Systems
G. L. Turin
18 Jan.1954
30163
f 58
Electrostatic Potential Distribution for the Helically
Wound Postdeflection Accelerator of a Conical CathodeRay Tube
G. C. Sponsler
20 Jan.1954
30164
M
Hayden
Serial
and
Prices
H-15
M$1.50
P$5.50
H-9
M$1.50
P$7.75
Technical Reports
1) 1 K'
No.
TR No.
t59
A Helical-Line Phase Shifter
for Ultra-High Frequencies
L. Stark
4 Feb. 1954
30165
|60
Tables of n log2n and n
log1Qn for n from 1 to 1000
G. A. Miller
P. M. Ross
10 Feb. 1954
33889
t 61
Storage-Tube Slowed-Down
Video System
E. W. Bivans
S. P. Detwiler
J. V. Harrington
15 Mar . 1954
30166
t 62
A Preliminary Design for a
Multi-Transmitter Automatic
Ground-to-Air Communication
System Using the G.E. Data
Link
J. V. Harrington
W. A. Clark
G. P. Dinneen
15 Mar. 1954
33854
t 63
Modifications to the AN/CPS-lf
Radar
R. R. Fidler
R.T. McCoy
F. L. Niemann
15 Apr.1954
34615
t 64
An Automatic ElectronTrajectory Tracer Study
of Helix- and Band-Type
Postdeflection Acceleration
G.C. Sponsler
26 May 1954
40827
t 65
Extension of Nonreciprocal
Ferrite Devices to the 500to 3000-Mcps Frequency Range
R.H. Fox
B. Lax
3 Sept. 1954
47921
t 67
A Common Co-ordinate System
for the Utilization of Data from
Several Radars
D. Goldenberg §
E. W. Wolf
13 Sept. 1954
50611
t 68
A Nonreciprocal Four-Pole
Ring Circuit
R. H. Fox
17 Sept. 1954
47799
t 69
Ferrite Devices and Applications at Microwave Frequencies
R. H. Fox
27 Sept. 1954
64026
t70
Microwave Susceptibility
Measurements in Ferrites
J. O. Artman
P. E. Tannenwald
27 Oct. 1954
56356
t 71
Ferromagnetic Resonance
in Manganese Ferrite Single
Crystal
P. E. Tannenwald
30 Sept. 1954
50604
t 72
Characteristics and Capabilities of Automatic Alerting
Radar X-3
H.G. Weiss
F. R. Naka
15 Oct. 1954
55745
|73
Some Queue Processes
Associated with BufferStorage Systems
I.S. Reed
2 Dec.1954
56355
IS
Hayden
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Prices
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M$1.50
P$16.60
H-l
M$1.50
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Technical Reports
DDC
No.
TR No.
t74
A Punch-Card Abstract File
on Solid State and Transistor
Literature
L. D. Patterson
12 Jan.1955
64029
t 75
Some Results in the Study
of Narrow-Band Gaussian Noise
R. Price
26 Jan.1955
64030
t 76
Final Report on the Phoenix
Facsimile System
R. M. Whitehorn
13 June 1955
72815
t 77
Report of Flight-SizeAssessment Tests
A.G. Favret
J. J. Cahill
C.C. Grandy
D. R. Israel
9 Mar. 1955
64025
* t 80
l/f Noise and Related Surface
Effects in Germanium
A. L. McWhorter
20 May 1955
64023
* t 81
Investigations of Scattering
and Multipath Properties of
Ionospheric Propagation at
Radio Frequencies Exceeding
the MUF
W.G. Abel
J. T. deBettencourt
J. F. Roche
J. H. Chisholm
3 June 1955
76494
t 82
A Bistatic CW Radar
E. A. Sloane
E. S. Candidus
J. Salerno
M. Skolnik
6 June 1955
76454
t83
18-Mcps Field-Strength
Measurements Over Sea
Water
S. J. Fricker
R. P. Ingalls
W.T. Quinn
M. L. Stone
C. A. Stutt
14 June 1955
76455
t 84
Investigations of Angular
Scattering and Multipath
Properties of Tropospheric
Propagation of Short Radio
Waves Beyond the Horizon
•J. II.
P. A.
J.T.
J. F.
Chisholm
26 Sept. 1955
Portmann
deBettencourt
Roche
85995
t85
Effects of Dislocations in
Germanium and Silicon
A. I). Kurtz
13 July 1955
76495
t86
Project Caterpillar Antenna
Measurements
S. J. Fricker
R. P. Ingalls
W.T. Quinn
M. L. Stone
C. A. Stutt
22 Dec. 1955
92635
t89
Theory of Ferrites in
Rectangular Waveguides
K. J. Button
B. Lax
1 Aug. 1955
70106
In
Hayden
Serial
and
Prices
H-527
M$1.50
P$3.40
Technical Reports
DDC
No.
TR No.
t 91
UHF Long-Range Communications Systems
G. L. Mellen
W. E. Morrow, Jr.
A. .7. Pote
W.H. Radford
J. B. Wiesner
192
Some Remarks on Statistical
Detection
t 93
5 Aug. 1955
80774
W. L. Root
T.S. Pitcher
10 Aug.1955
85993
Phase and Amplitude Variability in Medium-Frequency
Ionospheric Transmission
D. G. Rrennan
M. L. Phillips §
16 Sept. 1957
110016
t95
Several Binary Sequence
Generators
N. Zierler
12 Sept. 1955
89135
f98
Transistorized Communication
Receiver
S. Schwartz
4 Nov.1955
80773
t 99
Comparison of Signal and Noise
in Full-Wave and Half-Wave
Rectifiers
M. D. Rubin
J.M. Stacey
30 Nov.1955
85994
t 100
Transistor Slowed-Down
Video System
R. H. Baker
R. E. McMahon
A. J. Yakutis
22 Dec.1955
92634
t 101
An Investigation of a 2-Mcps
Ground-Wave Radar for Ship
Detection
J. T. deBettencourt 13 Dec. 1955
I). J. Gray
90351
t 102
Designing for Reliability
N. H. Taylor
9 Dec.1955
93756
t 103
Some Notes on Jamming, I
W.L. Root
3 Jan.1956
90352
Random-Access PPI
E.
B.
R.
K.
J.
R.
24 Feb.1956
92633
Transistor Regulated Power
Supplies
F. G. Popp
19 Jan.1956
92621
107
Some Fundamental Principles
of Coherent MTI and AMTI
W. W. Ward
W.B. Renhult
3 May 1956
100288
110
Maximum I^fficiency Transistor
Switching Circuits
R. II. Baker
22 Mar. 1956
96497
111
Characteristics of Simple
Manual Control Systems
J.I. Elkind
6 Apr.1956
94646
104
t 106
W. Bivans
Cohen
W. Hofheimer
E. Perry
Terzian
V. Wood, Jr.
17
Hayden
Serial
and
Prices
71-230
M$1.50
P$4.30
Technical Reports
DDC
No.
TR No.
112
Analysis of Freezing Precipitation Along the Eastern North
American Coastline
J. M. Austin §
S. L. Hensel
113
Broad-Band Balanced
Duplexers
C.W. Jones
Markov-Process Representation of Radar Detection-Trial
Binary-Data Sequences
115
23 Mar. 1956
96755
5 Apr.1956
100287
G. C. Sponsler
16 Apr.1956
100289
Galvanomagnetic Effects in
n-Type Germanium
W. M. Bullis
14 May 1956
96499
116
Communication Through Noisy,
Random-Multipath Channels
G.Turin
14 May 1956
96500
117
The Design of Characters for
the Charactron
W. P.
B. F.
E. A.
L. H.
8 May 1956
101142
119
Some Experiments with Three Pulse Cancellation and with
Sweep Integration
J.J. G. McCue
8 June 1956
103579
120
Symmetrical Back-Clamped
Transistor Switching Circuits
R.
R.
F.
A.
V.
H.
5 May 1956
101141
123
A Mathematical Model for the
Radar Echo from a Random
Collection of Scatterers
E. J. Kelly
E. C. Lerner
15 June 1956
104260
124
The Suggested Role of Stratified
Elevated Layers in TransHorizon Short-Wave Radio
Propagation
J. R. Bauer
24 Sept. 1956
110003
The Prediction of Ballistic
Missile Trajectories from
Radar Observations
1.1. Shapiro
27 Feb.1957
110025
130
High-Speed Graded-BaseTransistor Switching Circuits
R.H. Baker
E. J. Chatterton
A. C. Parker
10 Dec. 1957
110030
132
On Meteor Echoes from Underdense Trails at Very High
Frequencies
M. Loewenthal
13 Dec.1956
137608
t 114
t 129
H.
E.
L.
C.
J.
A.
Harris
Green, Jr.
Wilson
Liaudansky
Baker
McMahon
McNamara
Parker
Sferrino
Ullman
18
Hayden
Serial
and
Prices
H-216
M$1.50
P$17.50
Technical Reports
DDC
No.
TR No.
t!33
Transistor Core Memory
R. E. McMahon
F. L. McNamara
13 Nov .1956
110010
134
Preliminary Report on GroundWave-Radar Sea Clutter
C. A. Stutt
S.J. Fricker
R. P. Ingalls
M. L. Stone
21 Sept .1956
110004
135
Topics in the Design of
Antennas for Scatter
J. Granlund
23 Nov .1956
110001
136
Classical Boltzmann Theory
of Cyclotron Resonance
H. J. Zeiger
B. Lax
R.N. Dexter
4 Oct. 1956
110005
137
Punch-Thru Diode (Operation
as a Narrow-Base Diode)
R.H. Rediker
D. E. Sawyer
27 Nov ,1956
110011
138
Circular Polarization for the
AN/CPS-18 Antenna
F. L. Niemann
J. P. Curtis
7 Jan. 1957
137609
fl39
Logical Design of CG 24 (A
General-Purpose Computer)
G. P. Dinneen
J. A. Dumanian
I. L. Lebow
I.S. Reed
P. B. Sebring
15 Apr . 1957
147496
141
Symbolic Design Techniques
Applied to a Generalized
Computer
I.S. Reed
3 Jan. 1957
110009
142
High-Power RF Switch
L. J. Ricardi
10 Dec. , 1956
110006
143
Electromagnetic Propagation
Effects in Ferromagnetic
Resonance
M. H. Seavey
P. E. Tannenwald
16 Jan. 1957
137610
144
Analysis of Wet-Snow
Precipitation Along the
Eastern North American
Coastline
J. M. Austin §
S. L. Hensel
25 Jan. 1957
137711
146
High-Power TR Switch
Development at UHF
R. E. Slattery
25 Jan. 1957
137712
150
Some Studies on Group III-V
Intermetallic Compounds
C.R. Kolm
20 Feb.1957
137716
151
Proposal for Improving
Tropospheric Propagation
L. J. Eyges
1 Mar. 1957
137717
152
Hahn Decompositions and
Hypothesis Tests
I.S. Reed
E. J. Kelly
D. H. Lyons
4 Mar. 1957
137718
19
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Prices
H-485
M$1.50
P$6.15
H-19
M$1.50
P$15.4(
Technical Reports
Hayden
Serial
DDC
No.
TR No.
Optical Memory Panels
\v. L. Gardner
D. B. Barker
M. D. Zimmerman
Some Pulse-Doppler RadarDesign Considerations
155
153
and
Prices
7 Mar. 1957
137719
R.E. Richardson
12 Aug.1957
150863
A Fixed-Gap UHF TR Tube
C.W. Jones
C.E. Muehe
S. J. Miller
29 Mar. 1957
147407
156
Transistorized Matched Filter
for Pulsed Sinusoids
P. L. Fleck, Jr.
12 Apr.1957
147492
t 157
Some Properties of Stationary
Gaussian Processes
E. J. Kelly
I.S. Reed
5 June 1957
150864
H-468
M$1.50
P$3.40
t 158
The Detection of Radar Echoes
in Noise. Part I: Statistical
Preliminaries and Detector
Design
I. S. Reed
E. J. Kelly
W. L. Root
20 June 1957
150865
H-238
M$1.50
P$7.90
1-159
The Detection of Radar Echoes
I.S. Reed
in Noise. Part II: The Accuracy E. J. Kelly
of Radar Measurements
W. L. Root
19 July 1957
150866
H-215
M$1.50
P$8.80
Ultrasonic-Delay-Line Terminating Circuits and Passband
Measurements
M. Axelbank
12 July 1957
150867
A Search for Means to Detect
Distant Low-Flying Aircraft
E. W. Pike
18 July 1957
150868
162
Digital-Analog Function
Generators
R. W. Ilofheimer
K. E. Perry
23 Aug. 1957
150869
164
The Chemical Analysis of
Manganese-Magnesium Ferrite
(Memory-Core Material)
D.G. Wickham
23 Aug. 1957
150870
t 165
Computer Techniques for the
Study of Patterns in the
Electroencephalogram
B.G. Farley
L.S. Frischkopf
W. A . Clark, Jr.
J.T. Gilmore, Jr.
6 Nov. 1957
110027
*166
On the Statics and Dynamics
of Magnetic Domain Boundaries
J. V. Harrington
13 Jan. 1958
110028
Parabolic-Cylinder Reflector
Patterns
R. L. Pease
13 Nov. 1957
110029
t 154
160
t 161
167
20
H-482
M$1.50
P$5.40
H-28
M$1.95
P$33.60
11-2
M$1.50
P$5.75
Technical Reports
DDC
No.
TR No.
168
On the Reciprocity of Rays
Propagated Through a Horizontally Stratified Ionosphere
D. H. Archer
18 Dec.1957
10032
169
A Broad-Band UHF Amplifier
and Mixer
J. H. Phillips
E. Maxwell
27 Dec.1957
110033
170
A 64-Pole RF Coaxial Switch
L. J. Ricardi
B. F. LaPage
3 Jan.1958
110035
171
An FM MTI Cancellation System
D. A. McKee
8 Jan.1958
110036
172
Analysis of Some Detection
Criteria for Pulse Radar
E. J. Kelly
D. H. Lyons
H. M. Jones
I. S. Reed
24 Jan.1958
110039
174
Straight Tapers in Rectangular
Waveguides
T.J. Rey
10 Feb.1958
110041
176
Theory of Nonreciprocal Ferrite K. J. Button
Phase Shifters in DielectricLoaded Coaxial Line
7 Mar. 1958
110044
177
One-Megacycle Silicon Transistor Circuits Applicable to
Airborne Digital Systems
V. J. Sferrino
W.G. Schmidt
10 Mar. 1958
110045
178
Elimination of a Type of
Natural Clutter in L-Band
Radars
R. E.
J.M.
H. M.
F. R.
15 Apr.1958
133851
179
Semiconductor Delay Lines
J. J.G. McCue
15 Apr.1958
110050
181
Effects of the Filter in
Oscillator Synchronization
T.J. Rey
14 May 1958
133854
182
The Local Behavior of Solutions
of the Two-Body Problem and
Related Problems
J. J. Levin
16 June 1958
133855
183
The Stewart Air Force Base to
North Truro TroposphericScatter Communication
System
18 July 1958
G. L. Mellen
D. H. Hamilton, Jr.
J. P. Kelly
W. E. Morrow, Jr.
133863
184
Paraboloidal Reflector Patterns
R. L. Pease
5 Aug.1958
133862
185
Final Engineering Report on
Parabolic Torus Antenna
System
L. J. Ricardi
M. E. Devane
7 Aug.1958
222288
Radio Refraction in a Cool
Exponential Atmosphere
J. R. Bauer
W.C. Mason
F. A. Wilson
27 Aug.1958
202331
t 186
Richardson
Stacey
Kohler
Naka
:i
Hayden
Serial
and
Prices
H-344
M$1.50
P$6.15
Technical Reports
Hayden
Serial
DDC
No.
TR No.
tl87
Characteristics of MoonReflected UHF Signals
S. J. Fricker
R. P. Ingalls
W.C. Mason
M. L. Stone
D. W. Swift
22 Dec.1958
188
Digital Rate Synthesis for
Frequency Measurement
and Control
T. J. Rey
30 Oct. 1958
205596
189
Doppler Phase-Difference
Integrator
G. M. Hyde
K. E. Perry
12 Nov.1958
206258
190
Twilight Region Propagation
of Short Radio Waves by Modes
Contained in the Normal Air
T. J. Carroll
R. M. Ring
31 Oct. 1958
210005
The Automatic Design of
Logical Networks
T. C. Bartee
3 Dec.1958
207170
192
The Conductance of a Slot
in a Array Antenna
S. J. Rabinowitz
31 Dec.1958
209908
193
Final Technical Report —
Antenna and RF Circuit Design
Millstone Hill Radar
P. C. Fritsch
7 Jan.1959
221688
194
Curved-Earth Computations for
Airborne Early Warning and
Control
N. Durlach
A. Carpenter
M.A. Herlin
13 Jan.1959
210006
195
On sinx/x Sampling in the Case
of Non-Band-Limited Functions
K. R. Johnson
16 Feb.1959
211215
The Magnetic Properties
of Thin Films
J. B. Goodenough
D.O. Smith
27 Jan. 1959
210730
198
Pressure Distribution, Stability, and Restoring Torque
of an Externally Pressurized
Bearing
R. A. Greenberg
2 Feb.1959
212979
199
Transistor Life Experience:
1954 - 1958
D. J. Eckl
P. A. Fergus
R. L. Burke
26 Mar. 1959
214565
200
Preparation and Performance
of Sintered CdS Photoconductors
R. R. Billups
12 Mar. 1959
W. L. Gardner, Jr.
M.D. Zimmerman
212580
202
A Simple Null-Indicating
Saturable-Core Magnetometer
for the Detection of Static
Magnetic Fields
E. P. McCurley
C. Blake
215625
t 191
t 197
22
204519
and
Prices
H-3
M$1.50
P$16.00
15 Apr.1959
H-27
M$1.50
P$8.50
H-26
M $1.50
P$13.00
Technical Reports
Hayden
Serial
DDC
No.
TR No.
203
The AN/FRC-47 (XD-1) MockUp System Performance Results
B. E. Nichols
204
A Probability Model for
Coherent Phase-Only MTI
Systems
J.W. McGinn, Jr.
205
Paraboloidal Reflector Patterns
for Off-Axis Feed
206
23 Apr.1959
216370
4 June 1959
220812
S. S. Sandier
14 July 1959
226245
The ACM-52 Automatic Clutter
Mapper and Preliminary Experimental Results
J.N. Harris
E. J. Madle
30 July 1959
230025
A Method of Pulse Compression
Employing Nonlinear Frequency
Modulation
E. L. Key
E.N. Fowle
R.D. Haggarty
13 Aug.1959
312903
208
On the Band Structure of
Transition Metals and Their
Alloys
J.B. Goodenough
1 Sept. 1959
231241
209
A Method of Side-Lobe Suppression in Phase-Coded Pulse
Compression Systems
L. Key
E. \. Fowle
R. 1). Haggarty
28 Aug. 1959
229403
210
Studies in Partial Switching
of Ferrite Cores
R. II. Tancrell
R. E. McMahon
21 Sept .1959
227928
212
The Calliscope - A Versatile
Alphanumeric Display
K. E. Perry
E. J. Aho
13 Nov. 1959
232164
217
Applications of Boolean
Matrices to the Analysis of
Flow Diagrams
R. T. Prosser
22 Jan. I960
234081
219
Stochastic Approximation and
"Minimax" Problems
L. A. Gardner, Jr.
11 Apr.I960
238226
221
Transistor Life in the TX-O
Computer After 10,000 Hours
of Operation
D. J. Eckl
R. L. Burke
14 Apr.I960
239227
223
Solid State Display Panels with
Photoconductive Control
26 May I960
R. R. Billups
J. Rotstein
W. L. Gardner, Jr.
243854
224
Effects of Feed Displacement
on Patterns of ParabolicCylinder Reflectors
R. L. Pease
J. Pease
2 June I960
245618
226
Current-Operated Diode
Logic Gates
H. Reinecke, Jr.
21 July I960
245166
t 207
23
and
Prices
H-654
M$1.50
P$3.60
Technical Reports
DDC
No.
TR No.
227
Hayden
Serial
and
Prices
Effect of Higher Spatial Modes
on Predicted Multicavity
Klystron Performance
R. L. Pease
25 July I960
245619
Phased Array Radar Studies,
1 July 1959 to 1 July I960
J. L. Allen
W. W. Camp
L. Cartledge
W. P. Delaney
J. DiBartolo
M. Siegel
S. Spoerri
J. H. Teele
D.H. Temme
12 Aug.I960
249470
H-335
M$3.00
P$61.65
Sequential Encoding and
Decoding for the Discrete
Memoryless Channel
B. Reiffen
12 Aug.I960
247663
H-146
M$1.50
P$31.60
t 234
Signal Processing in Radar
Astronomy — Communication
via Fluctuating Multipath Media
R. Price
P. E. Green, Jr.
6 Oct. I960
246782
H-520
M$1.95
P$30.00
t 236
Phased Array Radar Studies,
1 July I960 to 1 July 1961
J. L. Allen
L. Cartledge
W. P. Delaney
E. A. Davidson
J. DiBartolo
A. J. Fallo
W.J. Ince
M. Siegel
J.R. Sklar
S. Spoerri
J. H. Teele
D. H. Temme
13 Nov.1961
271724
H-474
M$1.80
t 228
* t 231
PS42.90
237
Remote Display Console for
Computer Processed Data
H. E. Zieman
D.I. Underwood
13 Jan.1961
255086
239
Electromagnetic Theory of
Spin Wave Resonance
M.H. Seavey, Jr.
15 Feb. 1961
255342
241
GENDARE (A Generalized
Data Reduction System)
M.M. Marill
22 Jan. 1962
J. B. Williams, Jr.
284041
246
A Threshold Theory for
Phase-Locked Loops
H. L. VanTrees
22 Aug.1961
266951
247
A Solid State Memory System
Utilizing Impulse Switching
of Ferrite Cores
V. J. Sferrino
22 Sept. 1961
264998
248
Application of the Resonant
Cavity Method to the Measurement of Electron Densities and
Collision Frequencies in the
Wakes of Hypervelocity Pellets
M. Labitt
M. A. Herlin
17 Oct. 1961
265867
2 1
Technical Reports
DDC
No.
TR No.
249
Cyclotron Resonance and
Magneto-Optical Effects
in Semiconductors
B. Lax
.1. Halpern
30 Apr.1962
278081
251
The DICON System
R.S. Berg
31 Oct. 1961
D. B. Eshleman
J. N. Harris
R. M. Horowitz
I. L. Lebow
W.H. Long
N.J. Morrisson, Jr.
F. Nagy, Jr.
N. L. Daggett, Editor
267536
25 2
Elementary Lattice Theories
and Their Application to Gas
Adsorption Phenomena
J. M. Honig
11 Dec.1961
269570
253
Precision Frequency Control
of a High-Power Millimeter
Klystron
C. M. Steinmetz
3 Jan. 1962
273509
254
Ferro- and Antiferromagnetism in a Cubic Cluster of Spins
G. F. Dresselhaus
11 Jan.1962
273950
255
A Diplexer Using Hybrid
Junctions
7 Feb.1962
274524
t 256
.. J. Ricardi
Radio-Echo Observations of
the Moon at 3.6-cm Wavelength
J. V. Evans
19 Feb.1962
274669
25 7
Secondary Emission Characteristics of High-Power
Microwave-Tube Surfaces
A. Vicrstra
R. C. Butman
20 Feb.1962
282311
258
Error Probabilities
for Adaptive Multichannel
Reciption of Binary Signals
R. Price
23 July 1962
284651
259
The West Ford Antenna
Feed System
L. Niro
5 Mar. 1962
282311
261
Statistical Mechanical Theory
of Magnetic Resonance
P. L. Kelley
1 May 1962
274740
263
The COBI Data Transmission
Modem
K. H. Morey
23 May 1962
277501
264
A More Precise Analysis of
Multicavity Klystrons. I.
Solutions of the BoundaryValue Problem
R. L. Pease
28 Mar. 1962
275469
265
Mass Spectrographic Lines
of the Elements
E. B. Owens
A. M. Sherman
3 Apr.1962
275468
25
Hayden
Serial
and
Prices
H-692
M$1.50
P$2.30
Technical Reports
DDC
No.
TR No.
t 266
Electromagnetic Studies
of Ionized Wakes
E. L. Murphy
S. Edelberg
G. F. Pippert
20 Apr.1962
282309
267
Magnetism and Crystal
Structure in Nonmetals
J. B. Goodenough
24 Apr.1962
284300
268
Calculation of the Surface
Temperature of a Solid
under Electron Bombardment
G. E. Vibrans
16 Nov.1962
294645
269
The Preparation and Properties
of Some Vanadium Spinels
D. B. Rogers
25 May 1962
282542
270
State Assignment Algorithm for
Clocked Sequential Machines
M.I. Schneider
25 May 1962
286784
271
Echolocation with Wide-Band
Waveforms: Bat Sonar Signals
D. A. Cahlander
6 May 1964
605322
272
Radio-Echo Observations
of the Moon at 68-cm
Wavelength
J. V. Evans
22 June 1962
291102
273
Scattering of Electromagnetic
Waves by an Eaton Lens
J. Rheinstein
28 June 1962
289380
274
Studies of the F-Region by the
Incoherent Backscatter Method
J. V. Evans
24 July 1962
292730
275
RF Component Development
for the DICON System
R.S. Berg
B. Howland
3 Aug.1962
291780
276
The El Campo Solar Radar
Antenna
M. E. Devane
A. R. Dion
17 Aug.1962
292173
277
A Luneburg Lens as a Passive
Reflector for Satellite Communication
R. N. Assaly
21 Aug.1962
291781
278
The FX-1 Magnetic Film
Memory
J.I. Raffel
A. H. Anderson
H. Blatt
T. S. Crowther
T. O. Herndon
27 Aug.1962
292172
279
Studies in Search for a
Conscious Evader
R. C. Norris
14 Sept. 1962
294832
280
Magnetic Properties of a
Single Crystal of Manganese
Phosphide
E. E. Huber, Jr.
18 Dec.1962
296788
281
A Quantitative Examination
of the Radar Resolution
Problem
J. L. Allen
17 Sept. 1962
295573
26
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DDC
No.
TR No.
282
Radar Astronomy Measurement Techniques
P. E. Green, Jr.
12 Dec.1962
400563
283
A Data Processing Formalism
A. W. Armcnti
B. J. Schafer
J. M. VVinett
6 Nov.1962
293995
284
Scattering from Density
Fluctuations in a Plasma
(Scattering and Absorption
Cross Section)
M.S. Macrakis
22 Oct. 1962
291779
285
The Resistance of Bats
to Jamming
D. R. Griffin §
J. J.G. McCue
A. D. Grinnell §
23 Oct. 1962
296493
286
The Measurement of SmallSignal Parameters of Transistors at VHF
B. L. Diamond
14 Nov.1962
292731
287
Incoherent Scattering from a
Plasma: I. The Electronic
Spectrum; II. The Ion-Carried
Electronic Spectrum
M. S. Macrakis
14 Nov.1962
295092
288
Radio-Echo Studies of the Moon
at 7.84-Meter Wavelength
J. V. Evans
R. P. Ingalls
20 Nov.1962
294008
289
Optimum Incorporation of
External Observations with
a Marine Inertial Navigation
System
D. J. Sakrison
30 Nov.1962
296787
290
The Spectra of the Radiation
from the Trail of Hypervclocity
Spheres in Argon
13. W. Brvant
11 Dec.1962
296124
292
Orbital Scatter Channel Propagation Experiment
P. R.
J. W.
P. L.
W. B.
C. A.
21 Dec.1962
401311
Chemical Behavior of Semiconductors: Etching
Characteristics
H. C. Gatos
M. C. Eavine
2 Jan.1963
401398
Energy-Band Calculations
F. W. Quelle, Jr.
17 Jan. 1963
405145
t 293
295
Drouilhet
Craig
Fleck
Smith
Wagner
27
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No.
TR No.
296
Sketchpad: A Man-Machine
Graphical Communication
System
I. E. Sutherland
30 Jan. 1963
404549
298
Some Tests of Ionization Gauges
F.T. Worrell
18 Feb .1963
402407
Phased Array Radar Studies,
1 July 1961 to 1 January 1963
J. L. Allen
20 Feb, .1963
D. M. Bernella
W. W. Carpenter
W. P. Delaney
J. DiBartolo
A. J. Fallo
H. J. Greenberger
W. J. Ince
M. Siegel
S. Spoerri
D. H. Temme
L. Cartledge, Editor
417572
300
The Diamond Circuit
R. II. Baker
R. E. McMahon
R. G. Burgess
30 Jan.1963
400955
301
Optimum Power Division in Coherent Communication Systems
H. L. VanTrecs
19 Feb.1963
406882
302
Antiferromagnetic Resonance
Linewidth in MnF^ Near the
Transition Temperature
J.C. Burgiel
18 June 1963
420809
303
Specimen Preparation by
Spark-Erosion Cutting
H. H. Ehlers
D. F. Kolesar
14 Mar. 1963
402938
3 04
Mode Theory of the Active
J. R. Cogdell
Magnetohydrodynamic Waveguide
2 July 1963
423408
305
Improvement of the Measurement Capability of the UHF
Radar at Wallops Island
J. Freedman,
Editor
10 Apr.1963
417559
306
The Baseball Program: An
Automatic Question-Answerer,
Vols.I, II
A.K. Wolf
C. S. Chomsky
B. F. Green, Jr.
11 Apr.1963
432038
446579
307
The Measurement of Electron
Density in the Wake of a
Hypervelocity Pellet Over a
Six-Magnitude Range
M. Eabitt
15 Apr.1963
421762
308
Computation of the Spreading
of an Electron Beam Under
Acceleration and Space-Charge
Repulsion
G. E. Vibrans
18 Apr.1963
409705
t299
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TR No.
310
A Fourier Theorem and Its
Application to the Measurement
of Electromagnetic Fields and
Quantum Mechanical States
H. K. Moses
J. S. Lomont
312
Magnetic Scattering of Neutrons
by Hexagonal Cobalt
R. M. Moon, Jr.
313
The Guide Wavelength of Cylindrical Waveguide of Arbitrary
Cross Section and a Computer
Program for Calculating Values
315
30 Apr.1963
407604
9 May 1963
413566
R. N. Assaly
20 May 1963
412518
Machine Perception of ThreeDimensional Solids
L. (1. Roberts
22 May 1963
413529
316
Calculation of Potential
Depression in Klystron Gaps
R. L. Pease
23 May 1963
417589
317
Membrane and Bending Stresses
in Shallow, Spherical Shells
F. Y. M. Wan
11 Aug.1964
607457
318
Coding for Tracking Radar
Ranging
T. C. Bartee
P. B. Wood, Jr.
11 June 1963
416649
319
Radar Range Equations for
Narrow-Band Optical Sources
B. S. Goldstein
14 June 1963
633634
320
Growing Helical Density Waves
in Semiconductor Plasmas
C. E. Hurwitz
17 Oct. 1963
432393
321
A Linear-FM Radar Pulse Com- R. C. Yost
pression System Employing
Thickness-Tapered Dispersive
Delay Lines
11 July 1963
417528
322
Properties of Dielectrics from
Reflection Coefficients in One
Dimension
li. E. Moses
C. M. deRidder
11 July 1963
422444
323
The Theory of Array Antennas
(with Emphasis on Radar Applications)
J. L. Allen
25 July 1963
422945
324
Investigation of Effects of
Surface Deviations on Haystack
Antenna Radiation Patterns
A. R. Dion
29 July 1963
418740
325
Detection of the Energy Peak
of an Arbitrary Signal
L. Kleinrock
23 Aug.1963
425894
326
Translationally Covariant
Hamiltonians
II. E. Moses
J. S. Lomont
26 Aug.1963
422500
328
Haystack Antenna System
Status Report
A. O. Kuhnel
13 Sept. 1963
600930
29
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D DCNo.
TR No.
329
The Reduction of Electromagnetic Backscatter from
a Plasma-Clad Conduction
Body
E. L. Murphy
330
Radiometric Measurements
at 8.5-mm Wavelength with
a 28-Foot Antenna During
December 1962
331
23 Sept. 1963
430589
V. L. Lynn
M.D. Sohigian
M. L. Meeks
8 Oct. 1963
430926
Radar Observations of the
Moon at 8.6-mm Wavelength
V. L. Lvnn
M.D. Sohigian
E. A. Crocker
8 Oct. 1963
426207
332
Radio-Echo Studies of Meteors
at 68-cm Wavelength. Part I:
Sporadic Meteors
J. V. Evans
R.A. Brockelman
29 Oct. 1963
439354
335
Millstone Hill Radar Station
Results of Long-Baseline
Radar Interferometer Studies
E. Gehrels
7 Nov.1963
438425
337
Mariner A Plasma Probe
H.S. Bridge §
B. Rossi §
F. Scherb §
R.H. Baker
R.S. Cuikay
E. F. Lyon, III
5 Dec.1963
338
The West Ford Antenna
System
B. F. LaPage
6 Dec.1963
438879
Signal Parameter Estimation
for Seismometer Arrays
E. J. Kelly
M. J. Levin
8 Jan.1964
435489
341
Radio-Echo Studies of Meteors
at 68-cm Wavelength. Part II:
Shower Meteors
J. V. Evans
R. A. Brockelman
15 Jan.1964
601518
342
Measurement of the Diameter
of the Electronic Wake of the
Hypersonic Pellets
M. Labitt
20 Jan. 1964
438816
343
Project West Ford Payload
Telemetry System
W. T. Higgins
L. A. Jacobson
J. B. Rankin
20 Jan.1964
602928
344
Information Capacity and
Quantum Effects in Propagation Circuits
T. Hagfors
24 Jan.1964
436639
345
Interpretation of the Magnetic
and Crystallographic Properties
of Compounds with the B31
Structure
J. B. Goodenough
28 Jan.1964
435758
t 339
30
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DDC
No.
TR No.
346
The Orthomatch Data
Transmission System
E.G. Kuhn
347
Probability Distribution of
Antenna Gain for Satellite
with Switched Antenna System
348
18 Feb.1964
602130
R. N. Assaly
4 Feb.1964
602484
A More Precise Analysis of
Multicavity Klystrons. II. Prediction of Electronic Conductance and Over-All Gain
R. L. Pease
14 Feb.1964
441855
349
Radar Scattering from a
Conducting Cone-Sphere
J.H. Pannell
J. Rheinstein
A. F. Smith
2 Mar. 1964
600411
350
The Variable-Drift Klystron A High Efficiency Amplifier
I. Hefni
M. A. Nader
8 Apr.1964
441439
351
Beam Pulse Heating
E. Silverman
13 Apr.1964
443715
Characterization and Measurement of Time- and FrequencySpread Channels
R.G. Gallager
30 Apr.1964
443715
353
Field Emission in Vacuum
Voltage Breakdown
G. E. Vibrans
8 May 1964
602844
355
Nondestructive Readout Scheme
for Thin Film Memories
M.S. Maltz
21 May 1964
603755
356
Limitations of Oxide-Cathode
High Current Density Operation
H. A. Pike
22 May 1964
604890
t 357
Introduction to the TRADEX
Radar System
G. R. Curry
15 July 1964
448350
''•'• 360
Sequential Measurement of
Multidimensional Transducers
J. R. Sklar
29 Oct. 1964
615515
361
Numerical Methods in the
Chemical Kinetics of High
Temperature Air
L. R. Raisty
29 July 1964
449857
364
Spin-Wave Effects in the Magnetization Reversal of a Thin
Ferromagnetic Film
K. J. Harte
27 Aug.1964
610068
The Haystack Experimental
Facility
H.G. Weiss
15 Sept. 1964
608272
t 352
f 365
31
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11-657
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H-661
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Technical Reports
DDC
No.
TR No.
* 366
Digital Communication over
Fixed Time-Continuous
Channels with Memory - with
Special Application to Telephone Channels
J. L. Holsinger
20 Oct. 1964
614110
367
Haystack Calibration Antenna
A. Sotiropoulos
J. Ruze
15 Dec.1964
611436
368
Effects of General Relativity
on Interplanetary TimeDelay Measurements
I. I. Shapiro
18 Dec.1964
614232
369
Study of an Orbiting Dipole
Belt Communication System
F. Belvin
T.J. Goblick, Jr.
22 Dec.1964
613583
370
Decay of Electron Density
in the Wakes of Hypervelocity
Spheres
W. M. Kornegay
23 Dec.1964
612152
The Computation Problem
with Sequential Decoding
J. E. Savage
16 Feb.1965
621713
372
Measurement of Properties
of Spread Channels by the
Two-Frequency Method with
Application to Radar Astronomy
T. Hagfors
11 Jan. 1965
614233
373
Influence of the Earth's
Surface on Radar
N.I. Durlach
18 Jan.1965
627635
374
Ionospheric Backscatter
Observations at Millstone
Hill
J. V. Evans
22 Jan. 1965
616607
375
Production and Propagation of
Spherical Shock Waves at
Low Ambient Pressures
W. M. Kornegay
26 Jan.1965
463164
377
An Experimental On-Line
Data Storage and Retrieval
System
J. F. Nolan
A. W. Armenti
3 Feb.1965
Revised
24 Sept. 1965
623796
379
Calibration of a Pressure
Sensor for Measurements
in Continuum and Rarefied
Gas Flows
W. M. Kornegay
J. D. Fridman
8 Feb.1965
614424
380
AC Breakdown in Gases
C.E. Muehe
26 Feb.1965
618503
* 371
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DDC
No.
TR No.
381
Phased Array Radar Studies,
1 January 1963 to 1 July 1964
J. L. Allen
D. M. Bernella
F. Retts
L. Cartledge
W. P. Delaney
B. L. Diamond
J. DiBartolo
S. D. Ewing
W.J. Ince
T. B. Lewis
H. J. Pratt, Jr.
M. Siegel
E. Stern
D. H. Temme
31 Mar. 1965
629363
384
Magnetic Studies of the Antiferromagnet RbMnF„
W. J. Ince
14 Oct. 1965
629429
385
Gunn Effect in Compound
Semiconductors
A. G. Foyt
7 July 1965
630194
387
On-Line Documentation
of the Compatible TimeSharing System
J. M. Winett
12 May 1965
624110
388
Output Signal-to-Noise Ratio
as a Criterion in SpreadChannel Signaling
R. Price
13 May 1965
476982
389
Millimeter Wave Research:
Past, Present and Future
J. W. Meyer
17 May 1965
620727
390
Elements of the HijmansdeBoer Approximation to
Order-Disorder Theory
J. M. Honig
26 May 1965
623806
391
Generation of Planetary
Ephemerides on an Electronic Computer
M.E. Ash
2 June 1965
629130
392
Optical Communications
Employing Semiconductor
Lasers
E. J. Chatterton
9 June 1965
630243
393
12-Horn Monopulse Antenna
System for Millstone Hill
R ad ar
C.A. Lindberg
15 June 1965
627008
394
Telemetry Antenna for
Lincoln Experimental
Satellites LES-1 and LES-2
M.E. Devane
M. L. Rosenthal
22 June 1965
624936
396
An Experimental Facility
for Sequential Decoding
C.W. Niessen
13 Sept. 1965
631240
33
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DDC
No.
TR No.
398
Analog Generator for RealTime Display of Curves
T. E. Johnson
28 July 1965
623945
399
Radar Ground-Clutter Shields
J. Ruze
F.I. Sheftman
D. A. Cahlander
19 Aug.1965
627465
400
Generation of the Lunar
Ephemeris on an Electronic
Computer
M. E. Ash
24 Aug.1965
629047
404
Lincoln Experimental Terminal
Antenna System
B. F. LaPage
4 Oct. 1965
630702
405
On-Line Graphical Specification
of Computer Procedures
W. R. Sutherland
23 May 1966
40 6
The Haystack Computer Control
System
F. E. Heart
A. A. Mathiasen
P. D. Smith
27 Oct. 1965
407
GaAs Laser Radar Components
and Techniques — Final Report
on Optical Radar, NASA Contract NAS9-105
M. E. Austin
G. F. Dalrymple
A. A. Galvin
B. S. Goldstein
R. M. Weigand
J.D. Welch
29 Oct. 1965
421
Large Aperture Seismic Array
Capabilities
P. E. Green, Jr.
R. V. Wood, Jr.
12 July 1966
$4
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IBM-709 Computer
J. R. Brown
26 Aug. 1959
235248
11-63
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21G-0003
(Rev.l)
Wallops Island Preliminary
Processing Computer
Programs
s.
2 5 July 1960
243045
11-158
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21G-0003
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s. M.
23 Jan. 1961
250959
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21G-0004
Oscilloscope Cameras for
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Physics Program
E E. Schowengerdt 13 Mar . 1961
21G-0005
Automatic Range Tracking
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Physics Program
J. E. Gillis
17 Feb. 1960
242887
H-159
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21G-0006
Primary Recording Instrumentation for Re-entry
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20 Feb. 1961
263517
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21G-0007
Backup Recording Instrumentation for Reentry
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18 May 1960
241800
11-145
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21G-0008
Scanback Antenna Control
for Reentry Physics Program
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5 July 1961
u
5 July I960
242888
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19 Sept I960
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UI1F Radar for Reentry
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J
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F. J. Dominick
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1,. C. Wilber
252043
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21G-0015
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245324
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f21G-00l6
21G-0017
Procedures for Operating
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F.R.
F. J.
R. H.
L.C.
E.E.
Anelex Printout System for
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E.J. Peters
Hutchinson
28 July I960
Dominick
Kingston
Wilber
Schowengerdt
21 Aug.1961
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263249
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Filter Program Package
F. E. Heart
Specification for Needles
Statistical Orbit Prediction
Program
21G-0021
7 Apr.I960
244493
H-180
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W.R. Crowther
20 Apr. I960
244494
H-181
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An Introduction to Digital
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R. M. Martinson
20 May I960
21G-0022
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S. M. Ornstein
16 June I960
240171
21G-0022
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Revision of West Ford TTY
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J.D. Drinan
2 Aug.1962
283778
21G-0024
West Ford Primary Print
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J.D. Drinan
24 Jan. 1961
250958
21G-0024
(Suppl. 1)
West Ford Primary Print
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J.D. Drinan
2 Aug.1962
286367
21G-0026
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1 Nov. I960
246188
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21G-0027
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2 Nov.I960
246778
H-221
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21G-0028
West Ford Orbit Determination A. A. Mathiasen
2 Nov. 1960
246777
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21G-0029
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R. Teoste
22 Mar.1961
260494
H-321
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21G-0031
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F. E. Heart
20 July 1961
261181
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t21G-0019
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28 June 1962
282041
11-414
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Project 861 Computer Programming System; Mathematical Analysis for Computation of Radar Pointing Data
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14 Sept. 1962
286547
H-434
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21C-3
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A. A. Mathiasen
6 Sept. 1962
285046
H-426
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31 Aug.1962
285045
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D. M. Uafford
21 Nov.1962
290802
H-455
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J. D. Drinan
19 Nov.1962
291230
11-459
SICOSAS, an IBM 7090 Computer Assembly Program
for the CDC 160-A Computer
J. D. Drinan
17 Jan.1963
295693
H-469
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t22G-0002
An Algorithm for Assembling
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P. R. Bagley
14 July 1959
230435
11-33
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I22G-0004
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A. P. Ogg
10 Nov.1959
230436
H-34
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A Catalog of Tangent Rays
F. H. Ditto
12 Aug.1959
230433
H-35
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1-22G-0006
Sub-Program Storage Within
a Digital Computer: A CargoLoading Problem
A. A. Grometstein 18 Aug. 1959
230437
H-36
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f22G-0009
A Facility for Automatic Construction of Large Program
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C. W. Uskavitch
234248
H-56
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An Efficient Iterative Procedure for Locating the
Optimum Operating Point of
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H.J. Kushner
f22G-0012
Program Description and
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14 Dec.1959
244403
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Applications of Boolean
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R. T. Prosser
21 Dec.1959
230434
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22G-0017
Macro Library for Easier
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15 Jan.1960
233267
JI-48
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22G-0018
Introduction to an Investigation
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F. Levine
15 Jan.1960
233268
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22G-0019
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GENDARE
J.B. Williams, Jr. 15 Jan. 1960
233270
H-50
M$1.50
P$4.90
22G-0020
The GENDARE Identification
Function
M.M.Daley
15 Jan. 1960
233265
H-51
M$2.35
P$19.90
22G-0021
On the Linear Smoothing of
Redundant Radar Data from
Satellites
F. C. Schweppe
25 Aug.1960
243042
H-154
M$1.50
P$18.40
Analysis and Design of Simple
Nonlinear Noise Filters
R.W. Sittler
22G-0025
The Design of a Language for
Simplex System Users
D. Reiner
22G-0027
Specifications and Operating
Instructions for the OPERA
H. D. Fridman
t 22G-0029
Decoding of Group Codes for
Binary Symmetric Channels
W. I. Wells
22G-0034
On the Consistency of the
Photon-Electron System — II
R. T. Prosser
t22G-0024
}8
5 Feb.1960
H-46
M$1.70
P$29.80
10 Mar.1960
236233
H-83
M$1.50
P$7.90
4 Apr.1960
236231
11-80
M$1.50
P$7.90
21 Mar. I960
6 June 1960
H-70
M$1.80
P$31.30
238064
H-112
M$1.50
P$10.60
Group Reports
DDC
No.
No.
Hayden
Serial
and
Prices
22G-0035
A Method for Locating the
Maximum of a Function of a
Single Variable in the Presence of Noise
R. C. Norris
20 Oct. 1960
245804
H-207
M$1.50
P$12.10
22G-0036
Classification of Binary
Sequences
W.I. Wells
10 May 1960
236796
H-95
M$1.50
P$3.40
22G-0038
A Method for Computing
Keplerian Orbit Parameters
from Two Positions with
Times
A. P. Ogg
9 June i I960
238062
H-113
M$1.50
P$4.60
22G-0039
Some Results of Estimating
Satellite Elements from
Millstone Hill Averaged Data
H. D. F rid man
2 Nov 1960
246781
11-217
M$1.50
P$10.60
22G-004 1
Routing Procedures in Communications Networks.
Part 1: Random Procedures
R. T. Prosser
12 July I960
241408
11-135
M$1.50
P$12.70
22G-0042
GENDARE System - Fundamental Concepts of Logic
and Structure
17 Oct. 1960
245234
H-195
M$1.50
P$6.70
22G-004 3
Efficient Iterative Methods for
Optimizing the Performance
of Multi-Parameter Noisy
Systems
H. J. Kushner
20 Oct. I960
245802
H-205
M$1.50
P$23.50
22G-0046
An Empirical Investigation of
Procedures for Locating the
Maximum Peak of a MultiplePeak Regression Function
E. J. Magee
20 Oct. I960
245672
H-206
M$1.50
P$10.60
22G-0051
On the Behavior of the Geometric Genus Under Ground
Field Extension
P. L. Kalb
20 Oct. 1960
245548
II-202
M$1.50
P$4.00
22G-0052
On Determining the Ratio
Between the Area of an
Elliptical Sector and Its
Triangle Approximation
R. Crittendon
E. Dub in sky
II. D. Fridman
18 May 1961
257640
11-308
M$1.50
P$6.65
22G-0053
Concepts of Automatic Data
Storage and Retrieval in the
Simplex System
C. W. Uskavitch
17 Oct. 1960
245472
11-201
M$1.50
P$21.10
22G-0054
A Survey of the Simplification
of Truth Functions
W. Draisin
20 Oct. 1960
245231
11-193
M$1.50
P$6.10
VI
Group Reports
DDC
No.
No.
22G-0055
A Sequential Procedure for
Sampling the Population with
the Maximum Mean
H. J. Kushner
22G-0061
A Number of Results from
Studies of Digital Filtering
and the Convergence of
Iterative Techniques
R.
E.
D.
F.
22G-0071
Movement of Military
Operations-Centers or Other
Military Installations as Safeguard Against Nuclear Attack
Hayden
Serial
and
1 'rices
23 Feb.1961
252047
H-263
M$1.50
P$5.20
1 June 1961
257461
H-306
M$1.50
P$13.15
J.H. Halberstein
14 May 1961
259667
H-317
M$1.50
P$8.15
Movement of Military Centers
as Safeguard Against Nuclear
Attack, Part II
J.H. Halberstein
12 June 1962
285044
H-427
M$1.50
P$15.15
22G-2
Methods for the Adaptive
Optimization of Binary
Detection Systems
II. J. Kushner
9 Nov. 1962
290741
11-448
M$1.50
P$14.90
22G-3
Partial Differential Equations:
First-Order Theory in One
Dependent Variable —
Deterministic Case
P. L. Falb
27 Nov.1961
268122
11-368
M$1.50
P$6.90
22G-4
On Optimal Linear Control
Systems Which Minimize
the Time Integral of the Absolute Value of the Control
Function (Minimum-Fuel
Control Systems)
M. Athanassiades
10 May 1962
276881
H-404
M$1.50
P$23.65
Newtonian Drag Coefficients
and Weights for Blunted
Cone-Spheres at Small Angles
of Attack
A. Freed
30 Mar. 1962
275055
H-398
M$1.50
P$6.90
22G-6
The Local Behavior of Circular Orbits
L'\ C. Schweppe
23 Feb. 1962
272869
H-380
M$1.50
P$4.90
22G-7
A Model for the Study of
Communications Degradation
K. M. Sayre
29 Mar. 1962
274739
H-397
M$1.50
P$17.65
6 Sept. 1962
284207
H-422
M$1.50
P$11.40
23 May 1963
407437
H-518
M$1.50
P$6.60
|22G-1
f22G-5
22G-8
of a Spinning Space Body
22G-9
Time- and Fuel-Optimal
Attitude Control
Crittendon
Dubinsky
Lubell
C. Schweppe
M . Athanassiades
P. L. Falb
M . Athans
40
Group Reports
DDC
No.
No.
22G-10
Reduction of Computational
and Data Transmission Requirements for Trajectory
Estimation Using Multiple
Sites
F.C. Schweppe
22G-13
Newtonian Drag of Coated
Cylinders
A. Freed
22G-15
An Introduction to Estimation
Theory for Dynamical Systems
22G-16
Hayden
Serial
and
Prices
23 Aug. 1963
416742
H-533
M$1.50
P$4.20
7 Jan.1963
296790
H-480
M$1.50
P$6.15
F.C. Schweppe
28 Aug. 1963
417777
H-538
M$1.50
P$10.60
Tables of the Amplitude and
Phase of the Backscatter from
a Conducting Sphere
J. Rheinstein
19 June 1963
409820
H-522
M$1.50
P$9.60
t24-54
Phone Line Data Transmission
Systems
K. E. Perry
f2G-24-83
Magnetic Core SDV
F. L. McNamara
2G-25-4
Error Statistics on Dual A-l
Digital Data Transmission
Circuits from Kingston,
New York to Cape Canaveral,
Florida
E. J. Hofmann
G. E. Masters '
t2G-25-12
Error Statistics on Dual A-l
Digital Data Transmission
Circuits from Lexington,
Massachusetts to So. Truro,
Massachusetts
E. J. Hofmann
25G-0001
Design and Analysis of Circuitry for a Matched Filter
System
W. A. Petersen
25G-0002
Reflections from Spheroids
D. Parker
t25G-0003
25G-0004
Measurement of Time Varying R.G. Gallager
Telephone Line Characteristics
The Characterization of Channels with Rapid Multiplicative
Perturbations
H. Sherman
41
Sept. 1955
H-106
M$1.50
P$5.20
23 Dec. 1957
246780
H-218
M$1.50
P$13.90
6 June 1958
244772
H-185
M$2.05
P$37.30
Feb. 1959
H-169
M$1.50
P$25.60
5 Aug.1960
244771
11-183
M$1.50
P$10.30
19 Feb.1960
236594
H-88
M$1.50
P$4.60
Sept. 1959
230432
H-38
M$1.50
P$4 00
26 Aug.1960
243044
H-155
M$1.50
P$15.70
Group Reports
DDC
No.
No.
Ilayden
Serial
and
Prices
25G-0005
Error Statistics on Dual Data
Circuits from Kingston, New
York to Cape Canaveral,
Florida
E. J. Hofmann
20 Oct. 1960
245991
11-208
M$1.50
P$12.40
25G-0006
Error Statistics on the
Hawaiian Cable
E. J. Hofmann
19 Feb.I960
236595
H-89
M$1.50
P$6.40
25G-0007
A Converter for AN/GSC-4
Connection to the Automatic
Digital Data Error Recorder
W.G. Schmidt
29 Jan.I960
236596
H-90
M$1.50
P$5.20
25G-0008
RANDWORD Circuitry and
Circuit Characteristics
W.G. Schmidt
20 July I960
240417
H-132
M$1.50
P$12.70
25G-0010
Error Statistics on a LongE. J. Hofmann
Haul Looped Telephone Circuit P. L. Grant
Utilizing the Milgo Data System
17 June 1960
240820
H-134
M$1.50
P$15.10
25G-0012
Impulse Noise on an H-44
R. Pfeiffer
Telephone Circuit Looped from H. Yudkin
Lexington, Massachusetts via
West Haven, Connecticut
Apr.1960
236232
H-79
M$1.50
P$13.00
25G-0013
A Proposal for Long Range
Communications Between
Ground and Low-Orbiting
Satellites
M. S. Macrakis
19 Feb.1960
237120
H-104
M$1.50
P$8.20
25G-0014
Bermuda to New York Radio
Teletype Reliability Tests
R. E. Greim
10 Mar. I960
237123
H-99
M$1.50
P$9.40
25G-0015
Study of Torsional Waves in
a Laminated Elastic Rod
M. S. Macrakis
27 May I960
237853
11-111
M$1.50
P$16.00
25G-0017
Reliability Modifications to
the ADDER and Kineplex
Converter
E. J. Hofmann
P. L. Grant
W. A. Petersen
W.G. Schmidt
25 Aug.I960
242596
11-149
M$1.50
P$4.90
|25G-0019
TRANSWORD - A Portable
Word Generator for Use in
Measurement of Bit Error
Distribution
W.G. Schmidt
19 Oct. 1960
245232
H-194
M$1.50
P$3.70
25G-0021
Determination of Rcutoff
for the Asymmetric Channel
B
24 Oct. 1960
246372
H-214
M$1.50
P$6.40
25G-0021
(Rev. 1)
Determination of Rcutoff
for the Asymmetric Channel
B. Reiffen
252498
H-267
M$1.50
P$5.50
- Reiffen
12
3 Mar. 1961
Group Reports
DDC
No.
No.
25G-0022
The Design of Data Transmission Systems
R. G. Enticknap
R. M. Lerner
25G-0024
Error Statistics on the Collins
Kineplex Over Various Media
25G-0025
Hayden
Serial
and
Prices
4 Oct. 1960
243926
H-167
M$1.50
P$7.60
E. J. Hofmann
P. L. Grant
E.H. Harvey
12 Jan.1961
251447
H-257
M$1.50
P$19.30
Error Statistics Utilizing the
Milgo Data System Over
Various Media
E. J. Hofmann
P. L. Grant
23 Jan.1961
251510
H-258
M$1.50
P$21.10
25G-0026
Error Statistics Utilizing the
Code Translation Data System
Over Various Media
E. J. Hofmann
28 Mar. 1961
254037
H-278
M$1.50
P$38.20
25G-0028
Collected Error Statistics
Utilizing Four Modems Over
Various Telephone Circuits
E. J. Hofmann
23 Jan.1961
251571
H-259
M$1.50
P$7.30
25G-0032
The Design of Band Separation
Filters
A. I. Grayzel
4 Jan.1961
631199
H-235
M$1.50
P$18.10
25G-0033
Cerenkov Radiation and Millimeter Wave Applications
(Part A)
M. S. Macrakis
3 May 1961
256271
H-297
M$1.50
P$11.65
25G-0035
Specifications for a COBI
Data Transmission Modern
E. J. Hofmann
18 July 1961
261546
H-327
M$1.50
P$13.15
25G-0037
Error Statistics of A-l
Digital Data Signaling
Equipment over Various Media
P. L. Grant
15 Sept. 1961
264332
H-348
M$1.50
P$31.40
f25G-l
A Lower Bound for the Sum
of Independently Distributed
Continuous Random Variables
B. Re iffen
27 Oct. 1961
266826
H-357
M$1.50
P$2.90
f25G-2
Sequential Decoding for Binary
Channels with Noise and Synchronization Errors
R.G. Gallager
27 Oct. 1961
266879
H-356
M$1.50
P$8.65
25G-3
Applicability of Coding to
Radio Teletype Channels
A. B. Fontaine
27 Oct. 1961
266827
H-355
M$1.50
P$4.40
25G-4
Experiments in the Improvement of the Impulse Response
of Telephone Circuits
H. L. Yudkin
27 Nov.1961
269557
H-373
M$1.50
P$7.90
43
Group Reports
DDC
No.
No.
Hayden
Serial
and
Prices
25G-5
Automatic Error-Detection
System for Toll-Grade Telephone Circuit Data Transmission
W.G. Schmidt
27 Nov.1961
268128
11-367
M$1.50
P$7.90
25G-6
Matching and Error Counter
L. Staaf
E. J. Hofmann
5 Dec.1961
268704
M-369
M$1.50
P$5.65
25G-7
Semi-Automatic RANDWORD
Printed Circuit Tester
C. A. Hoover
27 Nov.1961
268703
11-370
M$1.50
P$8.40
25G-8
COBI Data Transmission
Testing in the United Kingdom
P. L. Grant
27 Mar.1962
275152
H-400
M$1.50
P$6.90
25G-9
Transmission Testing on
Alaskan Forward-Propagation
Tropospheric Scatter Circuits
P. L. Grant
29 May 1962
282040
H-413
M$1.50
P$14.40
25G-10
Revised RANDWORD Circuitry
and Circuit Characteristics
W.G. Schmidt
21 Aug.1962
289379
H-447
M$1.50
P$21.90
25G-11
Data Transmission Testing
from Donnelly Flats, Alaska
to Sunnyvale, California
over a Network of Carrier
Equipment
P. L. Grant
21 Feb.1963
402067
11-490
M$1.50
P$8.65
25G-12
Data Transmission Testing
P. L. Grant
from Donnelly Flats, Alaska
to Sunnyvale, California
over a TD-2 Microwave Circuit
29 Nov.1962
294849
11-465
M$l 50
P$7.15
25G-13
Non-linear Effects in a
Plasma
M. S. Macrakis
8 Jan.1963
295690
11-467
M$1.50
P$5.40
25G-14
Error Statistics and Coding
for Digital Data Transmission
over Telephone and Teletype
Circuits
A. B. Fontaine
21 Jan.1963
298114
H-481
M$1.50
P$5.40
25G-15
Blocks in Error and Pareto's
Law
B. J. Moriarty
28 Jan.1963
296490
H-47 5
M$1.50
P$2.15
An Optimum Demodulator
for Poisson Processes:
Photon Source Detectors
B. Reiffen
II. Sherman
20 Feb.1963
4017 52
11-500
M$1.50
P$4.20
t 25G-16
44
Group Reports
DDC
No.
No.
25G-17
Some Experimental Results
for a Sequential Decoding
Algorithm Applied to an
Asymmetric Channel
B. Reiffen
D. Wiggert
25G-19
Delay in Data Transmission
Through Simple Networks:
Steady State Characteristics
with Infinite Nodal Storage
25G-20
Hayden
Serial
and
Prices
12 Feb.1963
400616
H-488
M$1.50
P$12.15
B. J. Moriarty
6 June 1963
408250
H-510
M$1.50
P$9.80
Thresholds for Several
Analog Modulation Systems
B. Reiffen
6 May 1963
404621
H-516
M$1.50
P$5.80
26G-1
Uniform Oscillations from
Infrared Masers
(12 September 1961)
J.R. O'Connor
H. A. Bostick
D. B. BarkerS
8 Jan.1962
270662
H-376
M$1.50
P$3.15
28G-1
A Note on the Multiple
Zeros of Random Polynomials
J. C. Fogarty
J. Max
31 Aug.1962
283777
H-420
M$1.50
P$4.90
28G-3
A Random Acceleration Model
for Filtering Polynomial Like Signals
L. E. Jones
F. C. Schweppe
25 Oct. 1963
423431
H-548
M$1.50
P$8.40
3G-0002
The Distribution of Electrons
in the Upper Ionosphere from
Backscatter Observations
J. V. Evans
23 Nov.I960
247860
H-255
M$1.50
P$7.00
3G-0002
(Suppl. 1)
The Distribution of Electrons
in the Upper Ionosphere from
Backscatter Observations
J. V. Evans
3 Apr.1961
254143
H-280
M$1.50
P$3.70
3G-0003
Radio Communication Using
Moon Reflected Signals
J. V. Evans
19 Dec.I960
249355
H-237
M$1.50
P$10.60
3G-0004
The Scattering Properties of
the Lunar Surface at Radio
Wavelengths
J. V. Evans
10 Jan.1961
250684
H-248
M$1.50
P$15.70
30-0001
Millstone Observations on
NASA Shotput II Balloon,
16 January 1960, and Preliminary Conclusions
Group 314
29 Jan.I960
235667
H-65
M$1.50
P$4.60
30-0002
Millstone Observations During
the NASA Shotput III Experiment, 27 February I960
P.B. Sebring
2 Mar. I960
235668
H-66
M$1.50
P$6.10
30-0003
A Preliminary Investigation of
Meteor Echoes at UHF
G. II. Pettengill
V.C. Pineo
16 Mar. I960
235669
H-67
M$1.50
P$3.70
45
Group Reports
DDC
No.
No.
30G-0004
llayden
Serial
and
Prices
Millstone Observations During
the NASA Shotput IV
Experiment
D. P. Hynek
29 Apr.I960
236129
H-85
M$1.50
P$5.20
t 30G-0005
Millstone Hill Radar Station A Summary of Millstone Hill
Results for the TIROS I
Satellite Launching
G.H. Pettengill
16 May I960
237124
H-100
M$1.50
P$9.70
30G-0007
Millstone Operations Related
to the Pioneer V Space Probe
R. R. Silva
23 June 1960
239345
H-117
M$1.50
P$5.80
30G-0009
Coding Instructions for
B.A.Jensen
Floating Point Trigonometric,
Inverse Trigonometric, Hyperbolic and Exponential Functions
1 Nov.1960
246189
H-212
M$1.50
P$3.10
30G-0010
Digital Tracking Loop for
High-Powered, Experimental
Radar
E. C. Fraser
12 Sept. 1960
30G-0011
Lunar Communication Test
Summary — 1959
P. B. Sebring
28 Sept. 1960
244207
H-170
M$1.50
P$3.70
30G-0014
Distribution of Electrons
in the F Region
J. V. Evans
15 Sept. 1961
263902
H-345
M$1.50
P$9.90
30G-2
Radar Cross-Section Observations of the Echo I Communications Satellite
D. P. Hynek
19 Feb.1962
274065
H-393
M$1.50
P$24.15
t31-148
Communication System for a
Mars Reconnaissance Vehicle
M.I. Skolnik
L. Cartledge
L. J. Ricardi
14 May 1959
239073
H-166
M$1.50
P$17.50
f 31-150
The Autocovariance Filter
J. L. Allen
10 Aug.1959
236168
H-72
M$1.50
P$18.70
An Analysis of Angular
Accuracies from Radar
Measurements
R. Manasse
6 Dec.1955
236166
II-7 5
M$1.50
P$4.30
R. Manasse
The Application of the Theory
of Signal Detectability to Signals with Unknown Polarization
and Phase
20 Aug.1956
236167
H-10
M$1.50
P$8.50
The Performance of PostDetection Integrators for the
Detection of a Sine Wave in
Noise at Low Input Signal-toNoise Ratio
28 Nov.1956
236234
H-76
M$1.50
P$7.90
32-24
•f 32-25
32-26
R. Manasse
46
H-171
M$1.50
P$25.90
Group Reports
DDC
No.
No.
t 32-105
A New Phone Line Data
System for Use in SAGE
K. E. Perry
32G-2
Preliminary Study of the
Effect of Ozone on Atmospheric Transmission in the
Range 0.25 Micron to
0.60 Micron
J. H. Meyer
R. E. Newell §
33-9
Observations at Round Hill
on Shot Put II
33G-0014
Hayden
Serial
and
Prices
1 May 1958
230115
H-30
M$1.50
P$13.90
19 Feb. 1963
402842
H-506
M$1.50
P$5.80
L. P. Rainville
1 Mar . 1960
235246
H-62
M$1.50
P$9.10
Convection and Diffusion of
Ionization in the E-Layer
H. Feshbach
F. Villars
1 Dec. I960
248362
H-229
M$1.50
P$15.40
Precision Tropospheric Radio
Refraction Corrections for
Ranges from 10 - 500 Nautical
Miles
J. R. Bauer
F. A. Wilson
20 Feb. 1961
252572
H-270
M$1.50
P$14.80
Programming for the
Group 3 3 Analog-to-Digital
Conversion System
R. P. Ingalls
w . C. Mason
9 July 1963
282042
H-415
M$1.50
P$13.65
t 34-43
Pattern Recognition and
Learning
O. G. Self ridge
20 July 1955
t 34-55
Heuristic Aspects of the
Artificial Intelligence
Problem
M . L. Minsky
17 Dec. 1956
236885
H-58
M$1.50
P$26.80
t 34-57
"MAUDE" (Morse Automatic
Decoder)
B.
B.
D.
T.
O.
30 Apr. 1957
230943
H-4
M$1.50
P$13.10
f34-71
Legendre Sequences
N. Zierler
2 May 1958
268167
H-359
M$1.50
P$1.90
| 34-72
Some Results of the
"MAUDE" Program
B. Byrnes
B. Gold
C. Kemball
June 1958
236398
H-39
M$1.50
P$9.40
t 34-75
A Preliminary Study of
Human Pattern Recognition
U. Neisser
12 Sept. 1958
236395
H-59
M$1.50
P$6.40
|33G-0015
3 3G-1
N. Eisenstadt
Gold
M. Nelson
S. Pitcher
G. Selfridge
17
H-21
M$1.50
P$7.30
Group Reports
DDC
No.
No.
Hayden
Serial
and
Prices
•f 34-76
A Survey of Soviet Communication Electronics
P. E. Green, Jr.,
Editor
t 34-84
A Summary of Detection
Theory Notions in Radar
Astronomy Terms
P. E. Green,Jr.
18 Jan. I960
245698
H-189
M$1.50
P$8.80
34-85
A Transistorized Frequency
Standard
P. L. Fleck
26 Jan. 1960
251107
H-255
M$1.50
P$4.60
34G-0002
Data Recording Equipment
for Propagation Experiments
R. E. Gay
W. B. Smith
C. A. Wagner
12 Apr. 1960
239660
H-124
M$1.50
P$9.70
Radiometer Techniques in
Radar
R. Price
10 June 1960
238759
H-121
M$1.50
P$17.20
34G-0005
A Computer Program for
Processing Signals Received
in Radar Astronomy
Experiments
P. L. Fleck
T. J. Goblick
14 Oct. I960
245549
H-200
M$1.50
P$7.00
34G-0006
Sequential Transmission of
Digital Information with
Feedback
M. Horstein
34G-0008
On the Detection of Stochastic
Signals in Additive Normal
Noise: Part II
D. Middleton§
28Dec. 1960
250287
11-247
M$1.50
P$l6.30
34G-1
A Critique of Wilcox's
Method of Ambiguity Function
Synthesis
W.S. Widnall
28 Nov. 1961
267537
H-366
M$1.50
P$3.15
t 34G-2
The Detection and Identification of Underground Nuclear
Explosions: A Study
G. L. Turin
2 Mar . 1962
273825
H-389
M$1.50
P$9.40
•f- 34G-3
The Effect of Approximation
Errors in a General Class
of Matched Filter Detectors
M. J. Levin
13 Feb. 1962
272757
H-379
M$1.50
P$4.40
f 34G-4
Maximum-Likelihood EstimaR. Price
tion of the Correlation Function
of a Threshold Signal, and Its
Application to the Measurement
of the Target Scattering Function in Radar Astronomy
25 May 1962
276903
H-403
M$1.50
P$8.90
t 34G-5
Instantaneous Spectra and
Ambiguity Function
2 Mar.1962
273239
H-386
M$1.50
P$3.15
t 34G-0003
M. J. Levin
48
Sept , 1958
11-8
M$2.65
P$59.75
8 Aug. 1960
11-136
M$1.80
P$34.00
Group Reports
DDC
No.
No.
Hayden
Serial
and
Prices
34G-6
Estimation of Doppler Shift
and Spectral Width of a
Random Process
M. J. Levin
12 June 1962
278686
H-409
M$1.50
P$4.40
34G-7
Estimation of the SecondOrder Statistics of Randomly
Time-Varying Linear Systems
M. J. Levin
2 Nov.1962
289607
H-445
M$1.50
P$11.40
34G-8
The Estimation of a Pulse
Transfer Function in the
Presence of Noise
M.J. Levin
9 July 1962
282043
H-412
M$1.50
P$5.65
34G-9
Confidence Intervals and
J. L. Holsinger
Sample Sizes in the Measurement of Signal and Noise
Powers, Signal-to-Noise
Ratios and Probability of Error
3 Jan.1963
295133
H-466
M$1.50
P$11.40
34G-10
Upper Bound to the Capacity
G.D. Forney, Jr.
of a Linear Time-Varying
Channel with Additive Gaussian
Noise
26 Sept. 1962
287453
H-437
M$1.50
P$5.40
34G-12
Radar Observations of the
Planet Venus in the Soviet
Union in April 1961
27 Feb.1963
401137
H-489
M$1.50
P$15.90
35G-0002
Electron Density Measurements in the Wakes of
Hypervelocity Pellets
M. Labitt
M.A. Herlin
25 May 1961
272629
H-584
M$1.50
P$3.60
35G-2
Kinetic Theory Description
of the Initial Expansion of a
Gas Cloud
G. Bienkowski §
2 Nov.1962
290491
H-446
M$1.50
P$13.40
36-18
Band-Pass Filters with
Linear Phase
R. M. Lerner
July 1957
236399
H-55
M$1.50
P$7.30
36-25
A History of the Effort of
W. E. Morrow, Jr.
MIT Lincoln Laboratory in
W. T. Burke
the UHF/SHF TroposphericScatter Communication Field
Utilizing Frequency Modulation
1 Jan.1958
237119
H-102
M$1.50
P$12.70
•f 36-36
On the Pathological Character
of Independent Random
Variables
D. G. Brennan
5 May 1959
245237
H-196
M$1.50
P$7.60
t 36-41
A Method of Speech
Compression
R. M. Lerner
24 Aug.1959
244920
H-164
M$3.15
P$67.00
49
Group Reports
DDC
No.
No.
Hayden
Serial
and
Prices
36-42
Design of Signals
R. M. Lerner
11 Feb. 1960
236230
H-81
M$1.50
P$16.30
36-44
Additional Tests on the
AN/FRC-47 (XD-1) Mockup System
B. E. Nichols
11 Mar. I960
243578
H-163
M$1.50
P$4.00
The Capture of the Weaker
of Two Co-Channel FrequencyModulated Signals
J. M. Gutwein
21 May 1960
36G-0047
A Tabulation of Quadratic
Residues or Legendre Sequences with Respect to
Primes up to 1021
\i. M. Lerner
A. Sherman
27 July 1960
241464
H-137
M$1.50
P$13.30
36G-1
The Influence of Terrain
Shielding on Radio Wave
Propagation at 8000 Mcps
W . E. Morrow, Jr. 20 Nov. 1962
I). Karp
R. V. Locke, Jr.
vv . C. Provencher
290511
H-452
M$1.50
P$2.40
36G-2
Microwave Cross Section
of Thin Dipoles
C. L. Mack, Jr.
15 Nov. 1962
291231
H-458
M$1.50
P$8.40
36G-3
Optimum Satellite Dispensing
Velocities for an Equatorial
High Altitude Nonsynchronized
Satellite Communication
System
w . E.
5 Dec. 1962
292995
H-461
M$1.50
P$3.90
36G-4
A Real-Time Fourier
Transformer
w . E. Morrow, Jr. 16 July 1963
J. Max
J. Petriceks
I). Karp
413786
H-526
M$1.50
P$5.60
36G-5
The Selection of Varactor
Diodes for a 2X Multiplier
I). E. Crook
18 Mar . 1963
402827
H-507
M$1.50
P$10.80
36G-7
Statistics of Visibility in
Satellite Communication
Systems
C. L. Mack, Jr.
12 Sept . 1963
422340
H-546
M$1.50
P$7.00
37G-1
A Theorem on Fourier
Integrals and an Application
to the Theory of Measurement
in Quantum Mechanics
H. E. Moses
5 Feb. 1963
296789
H-479
M$1.50
P$2.40
312-12
(Rev. 1)
The Use of Pulse Coding to
Discriminate Against Clutter
R. Manasse
7 June 1961
260230
H-320
M$1.50
P$4.65
t 36G-0045
Morrow, Jr.
SO
H-109
M$2.30
P$68.20
Group Reports
DDC
No.
No.
312-17
Radar Coverage on ICBM
Trajectories
P. A. Willmann
312-23
The Use of Radar Interferometer Measurements to
Study Planets
Hayden
Serial
and
Prices
7 July 1958
236400
H-54
M$1.50
P$4.60
R. Manasse
18 Mar.1959
236235
H-77
M$1.50
P$5.50
Range and Velocity Accuracy
from Radar Measurements
R. Manasse
3 Feb.1955
236236
H-78
M$1.50
P$6.40
Radar and Optical Observations on Reentry of the
Trailblazer I (D-58) Test
Vehicle of June 4, 1959
H.L. Kasnitz
May 1960
249718
H-244
M$1.50
P$6.10
312G-0001-1 Radar and Optical Observations on Reentry of the
Trailblazer I (D-58) Test
Vehicle of March 29, I960
H. L. Kasnitz
June 1960
255950
H-292
M$1.50
P$12.15
312G-0002
An S-Band System for Measurement of Scattering from
Hypervelocity Models
H.G. Pascalar
D.E. Crook
Oct. I960
250799
11-249
M$1.50
P$11.80
312G-0004
200 MC Beacon Tracking
System for Reentry Physics
E.F. Tarbox
14 Sept. 1961
264325
H-347
M$1.50
P$6.65
312G-0006
AC and Impulse Switching
Techniques for Use with
Magnetic Memories
R. E. McMahon
26 June 1961
259503
H-319
M$1.50
P$7.65
312G-1
Flashing Light Encoders
L. A. Jacobson
27 Nov. 1961
269588
H-372
M$1.50
P$6.15
On the Turbulent Far-Wake
in Incompressible AxiSymmetric Flow
A. W.K. Metzner
15 Nov. 1961
266943
H-362
M$1.50
P$6.40
312G-4
Scattering from a Homogeneous Plasma Cylinder
of Infinite Length
C. M. deRidder
L. G. Peterson
15 Jan.1962
274067
H-392
M$1.50
P$25.40
312G-5
Three-Degrees-of-Freedom
K. Kresa
Trajectory Analysis Program P. A. Willmann
30 Jan.1962
273134
H-384
M$1.50
P$7.90
312G-7
Optical Observations of
Lincoln Laboratory Hypersonic Re-entry Vehicles
Trailblazers Ic and Id
16 May 1962
283416
H-418
M$1.50
P$12.15
f312-26
312G-0001
t 312G-3
F. A. Wilson
J.R. Bauer
SI
Group Reports
DDC
No.
No.
Hayden
Serial
and
Prices
312G-8
Scattering from a Radially
Varying Plasma Cylinder
of Infinite Length
CM. deRidder
L. G. Peterson
4 Dec.1962
294647
H-464
M$1.50
P$22.90
312G-9
Linearized Theory of Homogeneous Turbulence in a Compressible Fluid
A.W.K. Metzner
7 June 1962
278439
H-407
M$1.50
P$10.40
312G-10
Sources of Error in Microwave C. Bressel
Transmission Measurement of G.H. Price
Ionized Trails
3 July 1962
283563
H-419
M$1.50
P$19.90
312G-12
Radar Data Recording System,
Arbuckle Neck Site, Wallops
Island, Virgina
A.
D.
R.
H.
C. Dyer
23 Aug.1962
Keren
W. MacComb
W. Rudolph, Jr.
401486
H-497
M$1.50
P$11.20
312G-13
Programs for Calculating
a Predicted Radar Trajectory
K. Kresa
M. R. Tausner
8 Aug.1962
296540
H-478
M$1.50
P$10.15
315-3
108 Mcps Tracking Antenna for
Millstone Hill Radar
M. E. Devane
1 Dec.1959
244405
H-177
M$1.50
P$4.30
315G-0001 The Study of Waveguide
Shorting Plungers
R. N. Assaly
25 Jan. 1961
251041
H-254
M$1.50
P$8.20
315G-1
Near-Field Characteristics
of Array Antennas
L. J. Ricardi
17 Oct. 1961
W.C. Danforth, Jr.
M.H. Malone
266428
H-354
M$1.50
P$14.90
315G-2
A Mechanically Fixed Radar
Antenna with Scanning
Capability
L. J. Ricardi
16 Oct. 1961
R. N. Assaly
W. C. Danforth, Jr.
266048
H-353
M$1.50
P$7.15
315G-3
A Mechanical Duplexer for
High-Powered X-Band Radars
B. F. La Page
8 Dec.1961
271400
H-377
M$1.50
P$11.65
Millstone Hill ZenithPointing Paraboloid
M. E. Devane
7 Jan.1963
401907
H-501
M$1.50
P$4.40
315G-5
A Discussion of the Use of a
System of Passive Satellites
in Stationary Orbits for Radio
Communication
R. N. Assaly
28 Feb.1963
402841
H-504
M$1.50
P$6.20
t4G-0002
An Experimental Communication Center for Scientific and
Technical Information
M. M. Kessler
31 Mar.I960
254656
H-283
M$1.50
P$6.70
t 315G-4
5Z
Group Reports
DDC
No.
No.
I4G-0007
Hayden
Serial
and
Prices
A Millimeter Wave AntiMissile Miss Distance
Indicator
J.W. Meyer
16 Jan. 1961
249717
H-245
M$1.50
P$2.80
4G-0010
System Applications of Millimeter Waves
J.W. Meyer
17 Feb. 1961
251663
H-261
M$1.50
P$11.50
41G-0002
Practical Realization of Video
and IF Matched Filters
D. R. Bromaghim
14 July I960
241802
H-144
M$1.50
P$4.30
41G-0004
Doppler Analyzer Display
D.R. Bromaghim
W. II. Drury
W.F. Kelley
7 Mar. 1961
253514
H-274
M$1.50
P$10.30
41G-0008
A General Method for Controlling the Time and Frequency Envelopes of FM
Signals
E. N. Fowle
5 June 1961
258055
11-309
M$1.50
P$4.40
41G-0009
A Method of Signal Design
Employing Saddle Point
Integration
R.D. Haggarty
19 May 1961
258617
H-312
M$1.50
41G-0011
On Entire Functions and a
Fourier Integral Problem
J. A. Sheehan
5 July 1961
259568
11-314
M$1.50
P$4.90
41G-0012
An RF Multiple Beam
Forming Technique
W. P. Delaney
9 Aug. 1961
262017
H-334
M$1.50
P$23.15
41G-0014
Some Recent Strip Transmission Line Measurements, Formulae, Techniques
and Components for Phased
Array Radar
D. H. Temme
19 Sept. 1961
264324
H-346
t41G-l
P$5.90
M$1.50
P$8.40
Operational Characteristics
J.H. Teele
of 16 Electron-Beam Parametric Amplifiers in a 900 Mcps
Phased Array
41G-3
Echolocation Systems of the
Bat: Progress Report on Experimental Studies Conducted
at F. A. Webster's Laboratory
(1 Nov. 1961 - 1 Sept. 1962)
N. I. Durlach
F. A. Webster §
41G-5
Asymptotic Behavior of the
Spectra of RF Pulses with
Linear Frequency Modulation
S. L. Borison
D.F. DeLong
Si
6 Aug.1962
288223
H-444
M$1.50
P$27.90
14 Aug.1963
9 Oct. 1963
417565
H-534
M$1.50
P$19.40
H-545
M$1.50
P$6.40
Group Reports
DDC
No.
No.
41G-6
Response Functions of
Linear Time-Varying
Systems
J.C. Lindenlaub
42G-0001
Testing of Spun-Cast Parabolic Antennas
42G-1
Hayden
Serial
and
Prices
9 Sept. 1963
422263
H-544
M$1.50
P$9.60
V. L. Lynn
K. J. Keeping
14 July 1960
240111
H-128
M$1.50
P$10.00
Commentary on a Paper by
Kuklev Concerning the Influence of Noise on a Decoding
Unit Using a Pulse Code Group
D. MiddletonS
28 Dec.1961
287162
H-436
M$1.50
P$14.40
42G-2
Phase Shifting to Avoid
Interference Regions
Between Antenna Elements
B.H. Labitt
23 May 1962
277561
H-395
M$1.50
P$3.60
43-2
Range Ambiguity Resolution
in High-PRF Radars Through
the Use of Multiple Values of
PRF
R. C. Labonte
24 Feb. 1958
238227
H-114
M$1.50
P$10.90
43G-1
A Multicavity Klystron Computer Program Including
Potential Depression
Correction
S.F. Catalano
29 Aug.1963
C. Guay
G. L. Guernsey
R. L. Pease
M. E. Schwarz, Jr.
420687
H-542
M$1.50
P$7.20
45-34
Notes on MTI Simulation
Techniques
J.W. McGinn, Jr.
7 Oct. 1958
256978
H-322
M$1.50
P$4.40
45-34-1
Notes on MTI Simulation
Techniques — Part II
J.W. McGinn, Jr.
29 Mar. 1959
256979
H-323
M$1.50
P$5.40
•f 45-42
Radar Returns from Birds
and Their Elimination from
Radar Outputs
R. E.
J. M.
H. M.
F.R.
22 Dec. 1959
241994
H-147
M$1.50
P$7.90
t 46-37
Some Properties of Folded
Cylinder TR Tubes at Intermediate UHF Powers
R. E. Slattery
30 Dec. 1958
245323
H-199
M$1.50
P$14.20
f 46-38
Analysis of Noise in Parametric Amplifiers of the
Negative Conductance Type
C. Blake
22 Jan.1959
245235
H-197
M$1.50
P$4.00
A Frequency Domain Theory
of Parametric Amplification
B.J. Leon
6 Apr.1959
245236
H-198
M$1.50
P$25.60
*-|- 46-39
Richardson
Stacey
Kohler
Naka
S4
Group Reports
DDC
No.
No.
46-42
Resonant-Cavity Stabilization
of Reflex-Klystron Oscillators
W. A. Andrews
C.E. Chase
H. Feldman
Design Considerations for
Cassegrainian and Gregorian
Reflector Type Microwave
System
46-45
Hayden
Serial
and
Prices
Jan.1958
236884
H-96
M$1.50
P$12.10
K. J. Keeping
25 Jan.I960
244400
H-174
M$1.50
P$17.20
Folded Cylinder TR for 3£ Inch Line
C.E. Muehe
R.J. Carbone
1 Dec.1959
240455
H-133
M$1.50
P$5.20
46-46
Tables of Some Properties of
Liquid Helium
J. Fineman
C.E. Chase
10 Aug.1959
244404
H-175
M$1.50
P$8.50
46-47
A Simple Clean Pressure
Gauge for the Millimeter
Range
C.E. Muehe
18 Nov. 1959
244402
H-176
M$1.50
P$3.10
t46-48
The Traveling Wave Resonator
and High Power Microwave
Testing
S. J. Miller
8 Jan.1960
243855
11-166
M$1.50
P$16.00
46-50
Folded Cylinder UHF Duplexer
for 65 -Inch Coaxial Line
C. E. Muehe
10 Mar.I960
237003
H-98
M$1.50
P$4.00
46G-0001
A Horizontally-Polarized
Omnidirectional Linear
Array with a CosecantSquared Vertical Beam
F. I. Sh eft man
31 Mar.1960
236677
H-91
M$1.50
P$10.90
46G-0002
A Broadband Impedance
Transition for Coaxial
Line
C. B. Nelson
15 Apr.1960
236273
H-84
M$1.50
P$5.50
46G-0003
Some Aspects of High Power
Window Design
C. E. Muehe
3 Oct. 1960
244326
H-172
M$1.50
P$8.80
46G-0005
Primary Feed for Damp Ship
Antenna
K.J. Keeping
15 July 1960
240172
H-131
M$1.50
P$15.40
46G-0006
The High Frequency Low
Pressure Discharge
H. S. Bennett
24 Aug.1961
262240
H-339
M$1.50
P$9.40
46G-0007
An Additional Consideration
in the Design of Traveling
Wave Resonators
S.J. Miller
26 Oct. I960
246186
H-213
M$1.50
P$2.50
|46-43
ss
Group Reports
DDC
No.
No.
46G-0008
A Wide Band Antenna Having
Axially Symmetrical Patterns,
High Gain and Low Side Lobes
for All Polarizations
K. J. Keeping
46G-0009
A Simple Approximate Expression for Converting
Directly from Noise Figures
in DB to Noise Temperatures
E. P. McCurley
C. Blake
46G-0010
A Family of Hybrids in Large
Size Coaxial Line
46G-0012
Hayden
Serial
and
Prices
30 Nov. I960
248360
H-227
M$1.50
P$10.60
8 Dec. 1960
248912
11-231
M$1.50
P$2.20
W. A. Both
17 Jan. 1961
251245
H-256
M$1.50
P$4.30
Evaluation of Three Microwave Densitometers
S.J. Miller
F.I. Sheftman
21 July 1961
260947
H-325
M$1.50
P$2.40
46G-0013
Some Equilibrium Properties
of Elemental Superconductors
J. Fineman
31 July 1961
261866
H-329
M$1.50
P$14.40
46G-1
Amplitude and Phase Deviation A.H. Kessler
in Waveguides with Shunt
Devices
8 June 1962
285628
H-430
M$1.50
P$17.15
46G-2
The Surface Resistance of
High-Current Microwave
Discharges in Argon
C. E. Muehe
T. J. Fessenden
20 Mar 1963
403653
H-503
M$1.50
P$13.40
46G-3
A Simple Method for Designing an Elliptical Polarizer
in Square Waveguide
A. II. Kessler
W. J. Getsinger
28 May 1963
407624
H-514
M$1.50
P$4.80
46G-4
Experimental Evaluation of
a 1000-Wavelength Antenna
W.D. Fitzgerald
V. L. Lynn
K. J. Keeping
13 May 1963
406109
11-512
M$1.50
P$8.40
The Theory of the Radiometer
E. J. Kelly
D. H. Lyons
W.L. Root
Computer Simulation of the
Pure-Phase Periodogram
and the Doppler Phase
Difference Integrator
S. F. Catalano
E. J. Jones
f47-24
A Decoding Procedure for
Polynomial Codes
|47-25
Note on Mixed Pre- and PostDetection Integration of Doppler Echoes
f47-l6
47-19
2 May 1958
H-304
M$1.50
P$9.65
12 Sept . 1958
261365
H-332
M$1.50
P$2.65
I.S. Reed
G. Solomon
6 Mar . 1959
241701
H-143
M$1.50
P$2.50
D.H. Lyons
12 May 1959
56
H-184
M$1.50
P$4.00
Group Reports
DDC
No.
No.
Hayden
Serial
and
Prices
t47-26
An IF Power Comparator
with Large Dynamic Range
G. R. Curry
M. Axelbank
12 May 1959
233571
H-43
M$1.50
P$8.80
f47-28
Three-Phase Codes
D.F. DeLong
24 July 1959
241519
H-142
M$1.50
P$6.10
t47-29
False Alarm Rate for the
Doppler Phase Difference
Integrator
I. S. Reed
E. J. Jones
H.M. Jones
J. J. Mikulski
9 Oct. 1959
232331
11-42
M$1.50
P$7.90
f47-30
On the Sensitivity of a Simple
Continuously Calibrated
Radiometer
E. J. Kelly
J.W. McGinn
18 Dec. 1959
244836
H-188
M$1.50
P$4.30
t47-32
Computer Applications of
Boolean Functions of Time
I. S. Reed
R. C. Jeffrey
15 Sept 1959
244401
H-179
M$1.50
P$7.60
47-33
False Alarm Rate of the
Doppler Phase Difference
Integrator
J. J. Mikulski
30 Sept 1959
244837
H-187
M$1.50
P$4.00
47-34
Some Counting and Inversion
Formulas Involving Groups
G. Solomon
1 Dec. 1959
233869
H-52
M$1.50
P$5.20
f47-35
Statistical Error Control of a
Realizable Binary Symmetric
Channel
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Change of Electron Temperature
in an Electron Beam
H.M. Mott-Smith
J. Appl. Phys. 24, 249(1953)
The Solution of the Boltzmann
Equation for a Shock Wave
H. M. Mott-Smith
Phys.Rev. 82, 885 (1951)
A Model of the Auditory Threshold and Its Application to the
Problem of the Multiple Observer
M. H. Smith, Jr.
E. A. Wilson
Psychol. Monographs 67, 9
(1953)
Mixing of States and Antiferromagnetism
H. P. Hanson
Phys. Rev.89, 1154(1953)
The Phase-Bistable Transistor
Circuit
R. H. Baker
I. L. Lebow
R.H. Rediker
I. S. Reed
Proc. IRE 41, 1119 (1953)
Kelativistic Dynamics of a
Charged Particle in Crossed
Magnetic and Electric Fields
with Application to the Planar
Magnetron
L. Gold
J. Appl. Phys. 25, 683(1954)
Ki
Method of Time-Free Solutions
for Radioactive Decay and
Radionuclide Production
L. Gold
J. Appl. Phys. 24, 88(1953)
1 1
Wide-Band Data Transmitter
D. J. Gray
V. P. Gurske
W. E. Morrow, Jr.
Electronics 26, No.9, 168
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15
On the Diffusion of Decaying
Particles in a Radial Electric
Field
J. Keilson
J. Appl. Phys. 24, 1397(1953)
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The Transient Response of
Transistor Switching Circuits
I.E. Lebow
R. H. Baker
Proc. IRE 42, 938 (1954)
15
On the Nature of the Transcendental Curves Associated with
the Relativistie Trajectories of
Charged Particles
L. Gold
J. Appl. Phys. 25, 691(1954)
16
Potential I )ist ribution and
Prevention of a Space-ChargeInduced Minimum . . .
G. C. Sponsler
J. Appl. Phys. 25, 282(1954)
18
Orbital Effect in Neutron Electron Magnetic Scattering
W.H. Kleiner
Phys.Rev. 90, 168 (1953)
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A Two-Electron Example
of Ferromagnetism
J.C. Slater
H. Statz
G. F. Koster
Phys. Rev.91, 1323 (1953
22
Exact Interpolation of BandLimited Functions
A. Kohlenberg
J. Appl. Phys. 24, 1432(1953)
23
Direct Viewing of an Ultrasonic
Beam in a Transparent Solid
F. L. McNamara
T. F. Rogers
J. Acoust. Soc. Am. 25, 338(1953)
32
Magnetic and Dielectric
Amplifiers
D. A. Buck
Sec.III-C-3, Dielectric Materials and Applications,
A.R. von Ilippel, Ed. (Wiley/
Technology Press, New .York,
1954)
33
Eigenfunctions of S
Operator Method
G. W. Pratt, Jr.
Phys. Rev.92, 278 (1953)
35
The Refractive Index of Germane
M. Green
P. H. Robinson
J. Phys.Chem. 57, 938(1953)
36
A More Exact Treatment of the
Equations Describing Dielectric
Relaxation and Carrier Motion
in Semiconductors
J. Keilson
J. Appl. Phys. 24, 1198(1953)
37
On Diffusion in an External Field
and the Adjoint Source Problem
J. Keilson
Quart. Appl. Math. 12, 435(1955)
42
A Suggested Modification of
Noise Theory
J. Keilson
Quart. Appl. Math. 12, 71(1954)
43
An Historical Note on the
Autocorrelation Function
P. E. Green, Jr.
Proc. IRE (Correspondence) 41,
1519 (1953)
46
Fused-Quartz Ultrasonic DelayLine Memory
D.A. Spaeth
T. F. Rogers
S. J. Johnson §
Electronics 16, No.12, 151
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47
Rapid Interferometric Analysis
of Germane-Hydrogen Mixtures
M. Green
P. H. Robinson
Anal. Chem. 25, 1913(1953)
48
Measurement of Permeability
Tensor in Ferrites
J. O. Artman
P. E. Tannenwald
Phys. Rev. 91, 1014(1953)
49
Transistor Shift Registers
R.H. Baker
I. L. Lebow
R. E. McMahon
Proc. IRE 42, 1152 (1954)
53
Staircase Generator Counts
Pulses
N.O. Sokal
I. L. Resnick
Electronics 27, No. 3, 187
(1954)
54
A Possible Mechanism for l/f
Noise Generation in Semiconductor Filaments
L. Bess
Phys. Rev.91, 1569 (1953)
by a Spin-
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58
Thyratron-Vacuum Tube
Counter
R. W. Hofheimer
Electronics 26, No. 11, 198
(1953)
61
Switching Time in Junction
Diodes and Junction Transistors
R. H. Kingston
Proc. IRE 42, 829 (1954)
64
Lower Modes of a Concentric
Line Having a Helical Inner
Conductor
L. Stark
J. Appl. Phys. 25, 1155(1954)
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Information Loss Attending the
Decision Operation in Detection
D. Middleton
J. Appl. Phys. 25, 127(1954)
67
Pedestal-Removing Slicer
Circuit
N.O. Sokal
CM. Nonnemaker
Electronics 27, No. 3, 220
(1954)
68
PPI Light-Spot-Brightness
Probability Distributions
G. C. Sponsler
F. L. Shader
J. Appl. Phys. 25, 1271 (1954)
72
An Analysis of the Detection
of Repeated Signals in Noise
by Binary Integration
J. V. Harrington
Trans. IRE IT-1, 1 (1955)
86
Coding for Constant-Data-Rate
Systems. Part I —A New ErrorCorrecting Code
R. A. Silverman
M. Balser
Proc. IRE 42, 1428 (1954)
87
Water Vapor and the "Channel"
Effect in n-p-n Junction Transistors
R. H. Kingston
Phys. Rev.93, 346 (1954)
91
Transient Response of a p-n
Junction
B. Lax
S. F. Neustadter
J. Appl. Phys. 25, 1148(1954)
92
Ferrite Phase Shifters in
Rectangular Waveguide
B. Lax
K. J. Button
L.M. Roth
J. Appl. Phys. 25, 1413(1954)
93
A Comparison of Metals and
Ferrites for High-Speed Pulse
Operation
D. R. Brown
D.A. Buck
N. Menyuk
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No. 16, 631 (1955)
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A Theory of Domain Creation
and Coercive Force in Polycrystalline Ferromagnetics
J. B. Goodenough
Phys. Rev.95, 917 (1954)
97
Anomalous Forward Switching
Transient in p-n Junction Diodes
N. T. Jones
R. H. Kingston
S. F. Neustadter
J. Appl. Phys. 26, 210(1955)
100
Magnetic Materials for DigitalComputer Components.
I. A Theory of Flux Reversal in
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N. Menyuk
J.B. Goodenough
J. Appl. Phys. 26, 8 (1955)
104
The Scattering of Electromagnetic F. M.H. Villars
Waves by Turbulent Atmospheric V. F. Weisskopf
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113
Preparation and Isolation of
Carrier-Free As?4 from
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M. Green
J. A. Kafalas
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118
Directional Properties of the
Cyclotron Resonance in
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B. Lax
H.J. Zeiger
R. N. Dexter
E. S. Rosenblum
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119
The Interaction of Impurity
Atoms with Dislocations in
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A. D. Kurtz
S.A. Kulin
Acta Met. 2, 352 (1954)
120
Effect of Dislocations on
Minority Carrier Lifetime in
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S.A. Kulin
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121
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Two Formulae Involving Generalized Legendre Functions of
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G. C. Sponsler
J.Math. andPhys.34, 50(1955)
122
Discrimination Transfer along
a Pitch Continuum
R. A. Baker
S. W. Osgood
J. Exptl. Psychol. 48, 241(1954)
124
Simplified LCAO Method for the
Periodic Potential Problem
J. C. Slater
G. F. Koster
Phys.Rev. 94, 1498(1954)
127
Theory of Radio Transmission
by Tropospheric Scattering
Using Very Narrow Beams
H.G. Booker §
J.T. deBettencourt
Proc.IRE 43, 281 (1955)
131
A Point Emitter-Junction
Collector Transistor
R. H. Kingston
J.Appl. Phys. 25, 513(1954)
132
Statistics of Electromagnetic
Radiation Scattered by a Turbulent Medium
R. A. Silverman
M. Balser
Phys. Rev.96, 560 (1954)
137
Measurement of Carrier lifetimes in Germanium and Silicon
D. T. Stevenson
R.J. Keyes
J.Appl. Phys. 26, 190(1955)
141
Folded Unipole Antennas
J. Leonhard
R. D. Mattuck
A. J. Pote
Trans. IRE, PGAP AP-3, 111
(1955)
145
A Radio-Frequency Nondestructive Readout for Magnetic-Core
Memories
B. Widrow
Trans. IRE, PGEC EC-3, 12
(1954)
146
New Ferrite-Core Memory Uses
Pulse Transformers
W. N. Papian
Electronics 28, No. 3, 194(1955)
148
Wave Functions for Impurity
Levels
G. F. Koster
J. C. Slater
Phys.Rev.95, 1167(1954);
150
Anisotropy of Cyclotron Resonance in Germanium
B. Lax
H.J. Zeiger
R. N. Dexter
Physica 20, 818 (1954).
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JA No.
152
On the Fourier Series Expansion
of Random Functions
W. L. Root
T. S. Pitcher
Ann. Math. Stat. 26, 313(1955)
156
Coding for Constant-Data-Rate
Systems: Part II - MultipleError-Correcting Codes
M. Balser
R. A. Silverman
Proc.IRE 43, 728 (1955)
158
A Method of Scalogram Analysis
Using Summary Statistics
B. F. Green, Jr.
Psychometrika 21, 79(19 56)
159
Theory of Scattering in Solids
G. F. Koster
Phys.Rev. 95, 1436(1954)
160
Magnetic Scattering of Slow
Neutrons from O, Gas
W.H. Kleiner
Phys. Rev. 97, 411 (1955)
161
Measurements of the Recombination Velocity at Germanium
Surfaces
D. T. Stevenson
R.J. Keyes
Physica 20, 1041 (1954)
162
Trajectory-Tracer Study of
Helix- and Band-Type Postdeflection Acceleration
G. C. Sponsler
J.Appl. Phys. 26, 676(1955)
168
Anisotropy of Cyclotron Resonance in Germanium
R. N. Dexter
H.J. Zeiger
B. Lax
Phys.Rev. 95, 557(1954);
Physica 20, 818 (1954)
169
Channels and Excess Reverse
Current in Grown Germanium
p-n Junction Diodes
A. L. McWhorter
R. H. Kingston
Proc.IRE 42, 1376 (1954)
178
Transistors Convert Sine Waves
to Pulses
I. Li. Lebow
R. E. McMahon
R. H. Baker
Electronics 27, No. 5, 160(1954)
180
Digital Computer Plug-in Units
and Associated Equipment
J. N. Harris
F. L. McNamara
Elec. Eng. 74, 326 (1955)
188
Speed and Accuracy of Reading
Polar Coordinates on a Horizontal Plotting Table
B. F. Green, Jr.
L. K. Anderson
J.Appl. Psychol. 39, 227(1955)
196
The Tactual Identification of
Shapes for Coding Switch Handles
B. F. Green, Jr.
L. K. Anderson
J.Appl. Psychol. 39, 219(1955)
208
Effective Masses of Electrons
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R.
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Phys.Rev. 96, 222 (1954)
209
Effective Masses of Holes in
Silicon
R.N. Dexter
B. Lax
Phys.Rev. 96, 223(1954)
210
Analogue Study of Electron
Trajectories
G. C. Sponsler
B. F. Logan
G. R. Welti
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N. Dexter
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F. Kip
F. Dresselhaus
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JA No.
212
Extension of Nonreciprocal
Ferrite Devices to the 500-3000
Megacycle Frequency Range
R.H. Fox
J. Appl. Phys. 26, 128(1955)
213
Theory of Ionic Ordering, Crystal Distortion, and Magnetic
Exchange Due to Covalent Forces
in Spinels
J. B. Goodenough
A. L. Loeb
Phys. Rev.98, 391 (1955)
216
Propagation of Short Radio Waves
in a Normally Stratified Troposphere
T. J. Carroll
R. M. Ring
Proc. IRE 43, 1384 (1955)
218
Simplified Impurity Calculation
G. F. Koster
J. C. Slater
Phys. Rev.96, 1208(1954)
227
Extension of Hund's Rule
G. F. Koster
Phys. Rev.98, 514 (1955)
228
An Analysis of Perceptual Confusions Among Some English
Consonants
G. A. Miller
P. E. Nicely
J. Acoust. Soc. Am. 27. 338
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230
Calculation of the Space Charge,
Electric Field, and Free Carrier
Concentration at the Surface of a
Semiconductor
R.H. Kingston
S. F. Neustadter
J. Appl. Phys. 26, 718(1955)
231
A Practical Method of Designing
RC Active Filters
R. P. Sallen
E. L. Key
Trans. IRE, PGCT CT-2, 74
(1955)
236
Antiferromagnetism
G. W. Pratt, Jr.
Phys. Rev.97, 926 (1955)
237
Water-Vapor-Induced n-Type
Surface Conductivity on p-Type
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R.H. Kingston
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238
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P. R. Johannessen
by the Use of Difference Equations
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No. 16, 700 (1955)
243
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Germanium and Titanium as
Determined by Low-Energy
Electron Diffraction
J. Appl. Phys. 26, 252(1955)
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The Purification of Germanium:
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M. Green
J.A. Kafalas
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251
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252
Synchronizing Magnetic Drum
Storage Speed
E. W. Bivans
Electronics 28, No. 8, 140(1955)
258
Variation of Noise with Ambient
in Germanium Filaments
T.G. Maple
L. Bess
H.A. Gebbie
J. Appl. Phys. 26, 490(1955)
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261
Color Coding in a Visual Search
Task
B. F. Green, Jr.
L. K. Anderson
J. Exptl. Psychol. 51, 19 (1956)
262
Effect of Differential Adaptation
of the Eyes upon Threshold
Sensitivity
R. T. Mitchell
L. H. Liaudansky
J. Opt.Soc. Am. 45, 831(1955)
264
On a Class of Binary Sequences
N. Zierler
Proc. Am. Math. Soc. 7, 675(1956)
265
Density of States Curve for
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G. F. Foster
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267
On Entropy Equivalence in the
Time- and Frequency-Domains
R. Price
Proc. IRE (Correspondence) 43,
484 (1955)
270
Magnetic Materials for Digital
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272
Excited Donor Levels in Silicon
W. H. Kleiner
Phys.Rev.97, 1722(1955)
273
Measurement of Susceptibility
Tensor in Ferrites
J. O. Artman
P. E. Tannenwald
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275
A Note on the Envelope and
Phase-Modulated Components
of Narrow-Band Gaussian Noise
IL Price
Trans. IRE, PGIT IT-1, 9(1955)
278
Multiple Resonances in Cobalt
Ferrite
P. E. Tannenwald
Phys. Rev.99, 463 (1955)
287
The Cryotron —A Superconductive Computer- Component
DA. Buck
Proc. IRE 44, 482 (1956)
298
Design Procedure for Junction
Transistor Flip-Flops
R. E. McMahon
Electronic Design (October 1955)
299
Propagation and Plasma Oscillation in Semiconductors with
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B. Lax
L. M. Roth
Phys. Rev. 98. 548 (1955)
308
Figure of Merit for Microwave
Ferrites at Low and High Frequencies
B. Lax
J. Appl. Phys. 26, 919(1955)
315
New Magnetic Materials
J. B. Goodenough
F. E. Vinal
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320
Investigations of Angular Scattering and Multipath Properties
of Tropospheric Propagation of
Short Radio Waves Beyond the
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J. H.
P. A.
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Hall Theory in n-Type Germanium
L. Gold
Chisholm
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331
A Qualitative Characterization
of Blaschke Products in a HalfPlane
E. J. Akutowicz
Am. J. Math. 78, 677(1956)
334
Direct-Reading Noise Figure
Indicator
C.E. Chase
Electronics 28, 161, No. 11,
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338
Some Remarks on Statistical
Detection
W. L. Root
T. S. Pitcher
Trans. IRE, PGIT IT-1, 33
(1955)
342
Theory of New Ferrite Modes
in Rectangular Waveguide
B. Lax
K. J. Button
J.Appl. Phys. 26, 1184(1955)
343
New Ferrite Mode Configurations
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B. Lax
K. J. Button
J. Appl. Phys. 26, 1186(1955)
344
Investigations of Scattering and
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W.G. Abel
J. T. deBettencourt
J. F. Roche
J. H. Chisholm
Proc.IRE 43, 1255 (1955)
347
High Pressure Leak Detector
W. Paul
D.M. Warschauer
Rev. Sci. Instr. 26, 731(1955)
348
Determination of Zinc in Presence of Iron and Nickel
J. Lowen
A. L. Carney
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351
UHF Long-Range Communications Systems
G. L. Mellen
W. E. Morrow
A. J. Pote
W.H. Radford
J. B. Wiesner
Proc.IRE 43, 1269(1955)
352
Diversity Reception in UHF
Long-Range Communications
C. L. Mack
Proc. IRE 43, 1281 (1955)
357
Theory of the Role of Covalence
in the Perovskite-Type Manganites (La, M (II)) Mn03
J. B. Goodenough
Phys. Rev. 100, 564(1955)
365
Ferromagnetic Resonance in
Manganese Ferrite Single
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P. E. Tannenwald
Phys. Rev. 100, 1713(1955)
369
Maximal Orthogonal Orbitals
G. W. Pratt, Jr.
S. F. Neustadter
Phys. Rev. 101, 1248(1956)
370
Relative Influence of Majority
and Minority Carriers on Excess Noise in Semiconductor
Filaments
L. Bess
J.Appl. Phys. 26, 1377(1955)
373
Vacuum and Vibration Speed
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E. A. Guditz
L. B. Smith
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380
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A Programmed Variable-Rate
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J. N. Harris
Trans. IRE, PGEC EC-5, 21
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381
The Uniqueness of Laplace Integrals
E. J. Akutowicz
Duke Math. J. 23, 165(1956)
382
Sensitive Thyratron Relay Operates on Microampere
J. N. Harris
Electronics 28, No. 12, 172
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384
On the Maximum Signal/Noise
Ratio Realizable from Several
Noisy Signals
D. G. Brennan
Proc.IRE 43, 1530 (1955)
387
Conductivity, Hall Effect and
Magneloresistance in n-Type
Germanium, and Their Dependence on Pressure
G. B. Benedek
W. Paul
H. Brooks
Phys. Rev. 100, 1129(1955)
394
Statistics and Galvanomagnetic
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with Warped Energy Surfaces
B. Lax
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397
On the Scattering of Radio Waves
by Turbulent Fluctuations of the
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F. Villars
V. F. Weisskopf
Proc.IRE 43, 1232 (1955)
403
Hall Effect in Oriented Single
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W.M. Rullis
W. E. Krag
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Effect of Electric Field on Surface Recombination Velocity in
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J. E. Thomas, J r
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Cyclotron Absorption in Bismuth
R. N. Dexter
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An Analysis of Signal Detection
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G. P. Dinneen
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Review of Germanium Surface
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Effect of Dislocations on the
Minority Carrier Lifetime in
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S.A. Kulin
B. L. Averbach
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Microwave Resonance Relations
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On Decoding Linear ErrorCorrecting Codes. I.
N. Zierler
Trans. IRE, PGIT IT-6, 450
(1960)
1490
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Magnetoplasma Reflection in
Solids
B. Lax
G. B. Wright
Phys. Rev. Letters 4, 16 (1960)
109
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JA No.
1493
Digital Computer Techniques
in the Study of the Nervous
System
W.A. Clark
The Reflector 8, 25 (1959)
1494
Indium as a Source of Impurities in Indium Arsenide
A. J. Strauss
T. C. Harman
E. B. Owens
M.C. Finn
Solid-State Electron. 1, 131
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1495
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Historical Sketch of Ferrites
and Their Microwave Applications
K. J. Button
Microwave J. 3, No. 3, 73(1960)
149"?
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Generalization of Band Theory
to Include Self-Energy Corrections
G.W. Pratt, Jr.
Phys.Rev. 118, 462(1960)
1501
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Global Asymptotic Stability for
Nonlinear Systems of Differential Equations and Applications
to Reactor Dynamics
J. J. Levin
J.A. Nohel§
Arch. Ratl. Mech. Anal. 5, 194
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1502A
R
Preparation and Properties of
CdSnAs,
A. J. Strauss
A. J. Rosenberg
J. Phys. Chem. Solids 17, 278
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1504
Cyclotron Resonance
B. Lax
J. G. Mavroides
Solid-State Phys. 11, 261 (I960)
1506A
Concerning Hybrids
C. W. Jones
Microwave J. 4, No. 10, 98(1961)
1510
Etching and Inhibition of the
{ill} Surfaces of the III-V
Intermetallic Compounds: InSb
H. C. Gatos
M.C. Lavine
J. Phys. Chem. Solids 14, 169
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1511
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Length of Series and the Learning Curve
N. C. Waugh
Am. J. Psychol. 75, 177(1962)
1514
R
Background to Scientific Communication
M. M. Kessler
Trans. IRE, PGEWS EWS-3, 3
(1960)
1515
Millimeter Cyclotron Resonance in Silicon
C.J.
J. J.
H. J.
G. S.
Phys. Rev. Letters 4, 64 (I960)
1516
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Zeeman Effect of Impurity
Levels in Silicon
S. Zwerdling
K. J. Button
B. Lax
Phys. Rev. 118, 975(1960)
1517
R
The Effect of a Density Maximum Near the X Point on the
Temperature Distribution in
Liquid Helium I
C. E. Chase
E. Maxwell
W.M. Whitney §
Physica 26, 160 (I960)
1520
Physical Adsorption Processes
and Their Relation to OrderDisorder Theory
J . M . Honig
Trans. N. Y.Acad. Sci. 22, 313
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Rauch
Stickler
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1521
Internal Impurity Levels in
Semiconductors: Experiments
in p-Type Silicon
S. Zwerdling
K. J. Button
B. Lax
Phys.Rev. Letters 4, 173 (I960)
1522
R
Magnetization Reversal and
Asymmetry in Cobalt Vanadate (IV)
N. Menyuk
K. Dwight
D. G. Wickham
Phys. Rev. Letters 4, 119(1960)
1524
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CW Millimeter Wave Maser
Using Fe3+ in TiOz
S. Foner
L. R. Momo
J. Appl. Phys. 31, 742(1960)
1525
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Radiochemical Evaluation of
Solvent Extraction of Indium
as the Bromide at High Concentrations
E. B. Owens
Anal. Chem. 32, 1366(1960)
1528
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A Note on Human Recognition
of Hand-Printed Characters
U. Neisser
P. Weene
Inform, and Control 3, 191
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1534
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The Oxidation of Intermetallic
Compounds. I. High Temperature Oxidation of InSb
A.J. Rosenberg
M. C. Lavine
J. Phys. Chem. 64, 1135 (I960)
1535
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Oxidation of Intermetallic Compounds. II. Interrupted Oxidation ofInSb
A.J. Rosenberg
J. Phys. Chem. 64, 1143(1960)
1536
Metallurgy and Semiconductor
Materials
H. C. Gatos,
Editor
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Compound Semiconductors,
AIME Publications (Interscience
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1537
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Experimental Comparison of
Equal-Gain Maximal-Ratio
Diversity Combiners
R. V. Locke, Jr.
Proc.IRE (Correspondence) 48.
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1538
Conference on Quantum
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B. Lax
Microwave J. 3, No. 2, 21(1960)
1542
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Determination of the Effective
Scattering Mechanism Parameter of Electron Transport
Theory
T. C. Harman
Phys.Rev. 118, 1541(1960)
1545
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Charging Curves for Germanium
Electrodes
W.W. Harvey
S. Sheff
H. C. Gatos
J. Electrochem. Soc. 107, 560
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1546A
R
Derivation of the Boltzmann
Transport Equation for Inelastic Collisions
P. N. Argyres
J. Phys. Chem. Solids 19, 66
(1961)
1547
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g Factor and Donor SpinLattice Relaxation for Electrons in Germanium and
Silicon
L. M. Roth
Phys. Rev. 118, 1534(1960)
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1549
Magneto-Plasma Reflection in
n-Type InSb and n-Type HgSe
G. B. Wright
B. Lax
Phys. Rev. Letters 4, 16 (I960)
1555
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First Passage Times of a
Generalized Random Walk
J. R. Kinney
Ann. Math. Stat. 32, 235(1961)
1556
New Tools for Research
B. Lax
Microwave J. 3, No. 6, 19(1960)
1558
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Evidence for the Quantization of
Circulation in Liquid Helium II
C. E. Chase
Phys. Rev. Letters 4, 220 (I960)
1560
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Physical Adsorption Processes
and Their Relation to OrderDisorder Theory
J. M. Honig
Trans. N. Y.Acad.Sci. 22, 313
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1561
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A Matched Filter Detection System for Complicated Doppler
Signals
R. M. Lerner
Trans. IRE, PGIT IT-6, 373
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1563
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Measurements of Lunar Reflectivity Using the Millstone
Radar
G. H. Pettengill
Proc. IRE (Correspondence) 48,
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1565A
R
Semiconductor Compounds
H. C. Gatos
Nucleus 37, 165 (I960)
1567
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Separation of the Defect Concentration and Diffusion Coefficient in Diffusion-Limited
Scaling Reactions
A.J. Rosenberg
J. Electrochem. Soc. 107, 795
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1570
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Magnetic. Properties of Mn,0.
and the Canted Spin Problem
K. Dwight
N. Menyuk
Phys. Rev. 119, 1470(1960)
1573
Magnetic Properties of
Perovskites
J. B. Goodenough
Landolt-Bornstein Tabellen,
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1577
Electromagnet Design
H. H. Kolm
D. B. Montgomery
Encyclopedic Dictionary of
Physics (Pergamon Press,
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1578A
On the Global Asymptotic
Behavior of Nonlinear Systems of Differential Equations
J. J. Levin
Arch. Ratl. Mech. Anal. 6, 65
(1960)
1579
Measurements of the Spectrum
of Radio Noise from 50-100cps
M. Balser
C. A. Wagner
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1581A
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Improved Square Wave Inductance Bridge
B. Howland
Rev.Sci.Instr. 31, 763(1960)
1582
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Optimum Approximation to a
Matched Filter Response
J. W. Craig, Jr.
Trans. IRE, PGIT IT-6, 409
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1587
A Solid-State UHF Radar
Transponder
L. Cartledge
G. B. Tiffany §
Astronautics 5, 30 (I960)
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1589
C-W Cell Decompositions of
Symmetric Homogeneous Spaces
R. Hermann
Bull. Am. Math. Soc. 66, 126
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1590
On Geodesies That Are Also
Orbits
R. Hermann
Bull. Am. Math. Soc. 66, 91(1960)
1590A
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Geodesies of Bounded, Symmetric Domains
R. Hermann
Comment. Math. Helvetici 35, 1
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1591
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On the Differential Geometry
of Foliations
R. Hermann
Ann. Math. 72, 445 (I960)
1592
K
Remarks on the Foundations of
Integral Geometry
R. Hermann
Rendic. Circolo Mat. (Palermo)
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1593
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Ionospheric Backscatter Observation at 440 Mcps
V.C. Pineo
L.G. Kraft
H. W. Briscoe
J. Geophys. Res.65, 1620(1960)
1594
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Activity Coefficients of Electrons and Holes at High Concentrations
A.J. Rosenberg
J. Chem. Phys. 33, 665(1960)
1597
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Radar Echoes from Venus and
a New Determination of the
Solar Parallax
G. H. Pettengill
R. Price
Planet. Space Sci. 5, 70 (1961)
1599
Inclusion Theory of Kerston
N. Menyuk
Encyclopedic Dictionary of
Physics (Pergamon Press,
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Spontaneous Magnetization
K. Dwight
Encyclopedic Dictionary of
Physics (Pergamon Press,
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1601
The Reaction of Semiconductors
With Aqueous Solutions
H. C. Gatos,
Editor
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and Semiconductors (Wiley,
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1602
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On the Theory of IndicatorDilution Methods Under Varying Blood-Flow Conditions
H. Sherman
Bull. Math. Biophys. 22, 417
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1603A
An Infinite-Stage ProductionSmoothing Process
M. Freimer
J. Math. Anal. Appl. 2. 500(1961)
1605
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(ill) Direct Transition Exciton and Magnetoreflection
in Germanium
B. Lax
Phys. Rev. Letters 4, 511(1960)
1607
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Damaged Layers and Crystalline Perfection in the (ill)
Surfaces of III-V Intermetallic
Compounds
E. P. Warekois
M. C. La vine
H. C. Gatos
J. Appl. Phys. 31, 1302(1960)
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1610
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On Singular and Nonsingular Optimum (Bayes) Tests for tne
Detection of Normal Stochastic
Signals in Normal Noise
D. Middleton
Trans. IRE, PGIT IT-7, 105
(1961)
1612
Review of "Alpha-Numeric
Character Recognition Using
Local Operations," by
J. S. Bomba
H. Sherman
Trans. IRE, PGEC EC-9, 382
(1960)
1613
Review of "Pattern Recognition
and Reading by Machine," by
W.W. Bledsoe and I. Browning
H. Sherman
Trans. IRE, PGEC EC-9, 381
(1960)
1614
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Growth of GaAs Crystals in the
<111> Polar Direction
P. L. Moody
H. C. Gatos
M. C. La vine
J. Appl. Phys. 31, 1696(1960)
1615
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A Representation of VectorValued Random Processes
E. J. Kelly, Jr.
W. L. Root
J.Math. and Phys. 39, 211(1960)
1616A
First Aid for a Giant Bearing
D. A. Regillo
Am. Machinist 105, 146 (1961)
1619
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Pattern Recognition by Machine
O. G. Self ridge
U. Neisser
Scientific American, 2 (August
1960)
1620
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Oblique-Incidence Anisotropy
in Evaporated Permalloy Films
D. O. Smith
M.S. Cohen
G. P. Weiss
J. Appl. Phys. 31, 1755(1960)
1622
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Note on the Equalization and
Cancellation Theory of Binaural
Masking Level Differences
N. I. Durlach
J. Acoust. Soc. Am. 32, 1075
(1960)
1625
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Exploring the Solar System by
Radar
P. E. Green, Jr.
G. H. Pettengill
Sky and Telescope 20, 3 (I960)
1626
Two-Error Correcting BoseChaudhuri Codes are QuasiPerfect
N. Zierler
D. Gorenstein §
W.W. Peterson §
Inform, and Control 3, 291
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1627
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A Possible Long-Range Communications Link Between
Ground and Low-Orbiting
Satellites
M. S. Macrakis
J.Atmos. Terr. Phys. 19, 260
(1960)
1628
Band Structure of Transition
Metals and Their Alloys
J.B. Goodenough
Phys. Rev. 120, 67(1960)
1629
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Magneto-Tunneling in InSb
A. R. Calawa
R.H. Rediker
B. Lax
A. L. McWhorter
Phys. Rev. Letters 5, 55 (I960)
1631
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Method for Determining GroundState Spin Configurations
D. H. Lyons
T.A. Kaplan
Phys. Rev. 120, 1580(1960)
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Rotating Polarization and
Periodic Bodies
J. J. Mikulski
Proc.IRE 49, 361 (1961)
1636
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Thermal Conduction in Rotating Liquid Helium II
C.E. Chase
Phys.Rev. 120, 688(1960)
1637
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A Stochastic Model for
Free Recall
N.C. Waugh
J.E.K. Smith
Psychometrika 27, 151 (1962)
1638
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Low Temperature Paramagnetic
Resonance of Trapped O-
S. Foner
H. Meyer §
W.H. Kleiner
J. Phys.Chem. Solids 18, 273
(1961)
1640
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The Average Response Coraputer (ARC): A Digital Device
for Computing Averages and
Amplitude and Time Histograms of Electrophysiological
Response
W.A.
R. M.
M.H.
C. E.
D. F.
H. E.
Trans. IRE, PGBME BME-8, 46
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1642
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Low Reverse Leakage GalliumArsenide Diodes
J. Halpern
R. H. Rediker
Proc.IRE (Correspondence) 48,
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1643
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Electromagnetic Properties of
Ferrimagnetics and Their Applications from UHF to Millimeter Waves. I, II, III
B. Lax
K. J. Button
Microwave J. 3, No. 9, 2; No. 10,
52; No. 11, 49 (I960)
1644
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Figure Coherence in the
Kinetic Depth Effect
B. F. Green, Jr.
J. Exptl. Psychol. 62, 272(1961)
1645
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Computer Design of MultipleOutput Logical Networks
T. C. Bartee
Trans. IRE, PGEC EC-10, 21
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1646
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General Spin-Wave Dispersion
Relations
R. F. Soohoo
Phys.Rev. 120, 1978(1960)
1647
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Observations of EarthIonosphere Cavity Resonances
M. Balser
C. A. Wagner
Nature 188, 638 (I960)
1648
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Pulsed Field Measurements of
Large Zero-Field Splittings:
V3+ in A1203
S. Foner
W. Low §
Phys.Rev. 120, 1585(1960)
1650A
R
Band-Pass Measurements of a
Lunar Reflection Circuit
R. P. Ingalls
L. E. Bird
J. W. B. Day
Proc.IRE (Correspondence) 49,
631(1961)
1652
The Traveling Wave Resonator
and High Power Microwave
Testing
S. J. Miller
Microwave J. 3, No. 9, 50(1960)
1653
Review of "A Tunnel Diode
Tenth Microsecond Memory,"
by M. M. Kaufman
R. E. McMahon
Trans. IRE, PGEC EC-9, 527
(1960)
Clark, Jr.
Brown
Goldstein
Molnar
O'Brien
Zieman
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Review of "Use of a Computer
to Design Character Recognition
Logic," by R. J. Evey
W. Doyle
Trans. IRE, PGEC EC-9, 522
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1655
Frequency Variations Due to
Over-the-Horizon Tropospheric Propagation
J. H. Chisholm
S. J. Goodman §
J. M. Kennedy §
L. B. Lambert §
L. P. Rainville
J. F. Roche
Trans. IRE, PGAP AP-9, 384
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1657
Review of "Encoding of Incompletely Specified Boolean
Matrices," by T. A. Dolotta and
E. J. McClusky, Jr.
I. L. Lebow
T.C. Bartee
Trans. IRE, PGEC EC-9, 517
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1658
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RF Hall Effect in a Superconductor
G. F. Dresselhaus
M.S. Dresselhaus
Phys.Rev. 120, 1971 (I960)
1659
Magnetic Film Memory Design
J.I. Raffel
T. S. Crowther
A. H. Anderson
T. O. Herndon
Proc.IRE 49, 155 (1961)
1660
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Infrared Magnetoreflection in
Bismuth. I. High Fields
B. Lax
J. G. Mavroides
H.J. Zeiger
K.J. Keyes
Phys.Rev. Letters 5, 241 (I960)
1661
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Interband Magnetoreflection
in Bismuth. II. Low Fields
R. N. Brown
J. G. Mavroides
M.S. Dresselhaus
B. Lax
Phys. Rev. Letters 5, 243 (I960)
1662
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Systems Applications of SolidState Masers
J. W. Meyer
Electronics 33, No. 45, 58
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1663
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Computer Models for Cognitive
Processes
B. F. Green, Jr.
Psychometrika 26, 85(1961)
1664A
Calibration of Prism Spectrometers in the Ultraviolet, Visible,
and Near-Infrared Regions
S. Zwerdling
J. P. Theriault
Spectrochim. Acta 17, 819(1961)
1665
Design Using Computers
T. C. Bartee
Chap. 6, A Survey of Switching
Circuit Theory, E. J. McCluskey
and T. C. Bartee, Eds.
(McGraw-Hill, New York, 1962)
1667
Free Versus Serial Recall
N.C. Waugh
J. Exptl. Psychol. 62, 496(1961)
1669
Compound Cryosars for LowTemperature Computer
Memories
R.H. Rediker
A. L. McWhorter
Solid-State Electron. 2, 100
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1670
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Calculation of Klystron Cavity
Interaction
R. L. Pease
Trans. IRE, PGED ED-8, 170
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1671
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A Theoretical Limitation on
the Formation of Lossless
Multiple Beams in Linear
Arrays
J. L. Allen
Trans. IRE, PGAP AP-9, 350
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1673
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Perturbations of the Orbit of
the Echo Balloon
I. [. Shapiro
M M. Jones
Science 132, 1484 (I960)
1674
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Solid Solutions of In?Te, in
Sb2Te3 and Bi2Te3
A J. Rosenberg
A J. Strauss
J. Phys. Chem. Solids 19, 105
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1675
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Electrical Properties of
n-Type GaSb
A J. Strauss
Phys. Rev. 121, 1087(1961)
1677
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Exchange Integral in Cobalt
from Spin-Wave Resonance
1' E. Tannenwald
R Weber
Phys. Rev. 121, 715 (1961)
1678
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The Induction-Coupled Plasma
Torch
T B. Reed
J. Appl. Phys. 32, 821(1961)
1680
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Communications Through Unspecified Additive Noise
w . L.
Inform, and Control 4, 15
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1681
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Stimulus Programming in
Psychophysics
J. E.K. Smith
Psychometrika 26, 27 (1961)
1682
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A Transient Discrete Time
Queue with Finite Storage
J. R. Kinney
Ann. Math. Stat. 33, 130(1962)
1685
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Measuring Really Large
Diameters
C A. Pappas
Am. Machinist 105, 92 (1961)
1687
Error Statistics and Coding
for Binary Transmission Over
Telephone Circuits
A. B. Fontaine
R. G. Gallager
Proc.IRE 49, 1059 (1961)
1688
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Computer Languages for Symbol Manipulation
B. F. Green, Jr.
Trans. IRE, PGEC EC-10, 729
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1691
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Machine Preparation of
Printed-Wiring Masks
E. A. Guditz
Trans. IRE, PGPEP PEP-5, 22
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1692
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Cyclotron Resonance in Indium Antimonide at High
Magnetic Fields
B. Lax
J. G. Mavroides
H.J. Zeiger
R. J. Keyes
Phys.Rev. 122, 31(1961)
1693
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A Poisson Kernel for Certain
Homogeneous Spaces
R. Hermann
Proc. Am. Math. Soc. 12, 892
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1697
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Hexagonal Iron Nitrides
A. Wold
R. J. Arnott
N. Menyuk
J. Phys. Chem. 65, 1068(1961)
1698
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Interferometer Techniques
Applied to Radar
E. Gehrels
A. Parsons
Trans. IRE, PGMIL MIL-5, 139
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1700
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The Radar Measurement
of Range, Velocity and
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E. J. Kelly, Jr.
Trans. IRE, PGMIL MIL-5, 51
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1702
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Vowel Recognition Using a
Multiple Discriminant Function
J. E. K. Smith
L. Klem
J. Acoust. Soc. Am. 33, 358(1961)
1703
The Lincoln Laboratory
Antenna Test Range
A. Cohen
A.W. Maltese
Microwave J. 4, No. 4, 57(1961)
1704
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Emission Spectrographic
Analysis of Fused Aluminum
Oxide and Fused Tin Oxide
Crystals
E. B. Owens
Appl. Spectroscopy 16, 86 (1962)
1707
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Necessity and Experimental
Consistency of Antiferromagnetic Ground State without Long-Range Order
G. W. Pratt, Jr.
Phys.Rev. 122, 489(1961)
1708
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Cobalt Ferrite Single Crystals
A.
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1709
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Characteristics of the (ill)
Surfaces of the III-V Intermetallic Compounds. II. Surface Damage
H. C. Gatos
M. C. La vine
E. P. Warekois
J. Electrochem. Soc. 108, 645
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1710
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Antimony Edge Dislocations
in InSb
H. C. Gatos
M.C. Finn
M. C. Lavine
J. Appl. Phys. 32, 1174(1961)
1711
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The Computer as a Pattern
Generator for Perceptual
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B. W. White
Behavioral Sci. 6, 253(1961)
1712
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Hydromagnet: A Self-Generating
Liquid Conductor Electromagnet
H. H. Kolm
O. K. Mawardi §
J. Appl. Phys. 32, 1296(1961)
1714
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Man-Computer Cooperation in
Decisions Requiring Common
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D. B. Yntema
W. S. Torgerson
Trans. IRE, PGHFE HFE-2, 20
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1716
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A New Treatment of BoseChaudhuri Codes
H. F. Mattson §
G. Solomon
J.Soc.Ind. Appl. Math. 9, 654
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1717
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Stimulus-Conditions Affecting
a Recently Discovered Stereoscopic Effect
B. W. White
Am. J. Psychol. 75, 411(1962)
1718
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Keeping Track of Variables
That Have Few or Many States
D. B. Yntema
G. E. Mueser
J. Exptl. Psychol. 63, 391(1962)
1719
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100-200 kMc Water Calorimeter
J. B. Thaxter
J. McGowan, III
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Induction Heated Pressure
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Single Crystals
A. Ferretti
D. G. Wickham
A. Wold
Rev.Sci.Instr. 32, 566(1961)
1721
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Relationship Between Crystal
Symmetry and Magnetic
Properties of Ionic Compounds
Containing Mn3 +
J. B. Goodenough
A. Wold
R. J. Arnott
N. Menyuk
Phys. Rev. 124, 373(1961)
1722
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Atmospheric Absorption of
10-400 kMcps Radiation:
Summary and Bibliography
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E. S. Rosenblum
Microwave J. 4, No. 3, 91 (1961)
1723
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Evidence for Canted Magnetic
Moments in Manganous Stannate
(Mn2Sn04)
D.G. Wickham
N. Menyuk
K. Dwight
J. Phys. Chem. Solids 20, 316
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1724
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Recognition of Patterns in the
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B. G. Farley
Computer Techniques in EEG
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The Differential Geometry of
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R. Hermann
J.Math. and Mech. 11, 303 (1962)
1726
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Speech Synthesis With Prerecorded Syllables and Words
A. N. Stowe
D. B. Hampton §
J. Acoust. Soc. Am. 33, 810(1961)
1727
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Bats That Fish
J. J.G. McCue
Naval Research Reviews, 19
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1728
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Magnetic Field Dependence of
the Superconducting Energy Gap
D. H. Douglass, Jr.
Phys. Rev. Letters 6, 346 (1961)
1729
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A Simple Approximate Expression for Converting Directly
from Noise Figures in DB to
Noise Temperatures
E. P. McCurley
C. Blake
Microwave J. 4, No. 4, 79(1961)
1730
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Cryosar Memory Design
R. C. Johnston
Trans. IRE, PGEC EC-10, 712
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On Differentials in Function
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P. L. Falb
O. Zariski §
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Generalizations of the Jost
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2317-1
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The Lincoln Laboratory West
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2317-2
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The West Ford ExperimentAn Introduction to This Issue
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Orbital Properties of the West
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Measured Physical Characteristics of the West Ford Belt
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Proc. IEEE 52, 519 (1964)
2317-5
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RF Characteristics of Thin
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C. L. Mack, Jr.
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2317-6
The West Ford Belt as a
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Effects of the West Ford Belt
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Proc. IEEE 52, 564 (1964)
2317-8
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The West Ford Payload
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2317-9
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West Ford Radar and Microwave Equipment
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2317-10 West Ford Antenna and Feed
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2317-11 The Antenna Pointing System
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2320B
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The Kinematics of the Angular
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A Note on the Equivalence of
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A Proposal for an Associative
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Lateral-Feed Displacement in a
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Oriented Single-Crystal Bismuth Nernst-Ettingshausen
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2328
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Evidence That SnTe Is a Semiconductor
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Evaluation of Likelihood Functions for Gaussian Signals
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Partial Pressures in Equilibrium with Group IV Tellurides.
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2333
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Note on Buzz-Hiss Detection
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Bandpass Compressor: A New
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2335
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Band Edge Structure of PbS,
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2337
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Output Power from GaAs Lasers
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2338
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Multidimensional Parameter
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Microwave Modulation of a
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2341
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Vacuum Voltage Breakdown as a
Thermal Instability of the
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On the Interpretation of Radar
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2344
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Galvano-Thermomagnetic Effects
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2345
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Searching for Novel Targets
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2346
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Some Non-Central F-Distributions Expressed in Closed Form
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2348
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High-Resolution Microwave
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A. H. Barrett§
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2349
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Note on Quantum Effects in
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2350
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Video Pulse Amplifier with
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The Frequency Dependence of
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2353-1
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Magneto-Optical Scattering from
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Proc. IEEE (Correspondence)
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Optica Acta 12, 13 (1965),
DDC 622307
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The Bandwidth of the AbruptJunction Varactor-Frequency
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A. I. Grayzel
IEEE Trans. Circuit Theory
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2356
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Ionospheric Backscatter
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2357
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Radar Echoes from the Sun
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An Experimental Infrared
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E. D. Mills §
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2359
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Acoustic Plasma Waves in
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IBM J. Research Develop. 8, 285
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2360A
Thermistor Measures Dielectric
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E. B. Murphy
Electronics 37, No. 27, 54(1964)
2361A
Energy Levels of d Electrons in
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J. R. O'Connor
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Appl. Phys. Letters 5, 100(1964)
2362
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On the Angular Resolution of
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J. R. Sklar
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2363
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Experiment with Speechlike
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2364A
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The Reduction of Electromagnetic
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B. L. Murphy
J. Appl. Phys. 36, 1918(1965),
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Backscattering from an Undulating Surface with Applications to Radar Returns from
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T. Hagfors
J.Geophys. Res. 69, 3779(1964)
2366
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Spontaneous Bending of Thin
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Radar Frequency Modulations
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Theory of Electromagnetic Field
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P. L. Kelley
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Phys. Rev. 1_36, A316(1964),
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An F Region Eclipse
J, V. Evans
J.Geophys. Res. 70, 131 (1965),
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Lattice Energy Transfer and
Stimulated Emission from
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J. R. O'Connor
W. A. Hargreaves§
Appl. Phys. Letters 4, 208 (1964)
2373
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J. W. Meyer
IEEE Student J. 9^ (September
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2374
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Aspherical Spin Density
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T. A. Kaplan
Phys. Rev. 136, A1636(1964),
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Cyclotron Resonance:
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G.F. Dresselhaus
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Representations of the Inhomogeneous Lorentz Group in Terms
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J. S. Lomont
H. E. Moses
J. Math. Phys. 5, 1438(1964)
2379A
The Dark Side of the Laser
J. J. Schlickman
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2380A
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Optical deHaas-Shubnikov Effect
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M.S. Dresselhaus
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Measurements of UHF and LBand Radar Clutter in the
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G. R. Curry
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Partial Pressures and Gibbs
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R. F. Brebrick
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2384
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Efficiency in a TetrahedralAnvil Press as Related to Anvil
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M. D. Banus
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Rev. Sci. Instr. 35, 1319(1964),
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2385
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Ultrasonics — A Report on the
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Phys. Today 17, No. 6, 36 (1964)
2386
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Experimental Bound on the
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1.1. Shapiro
J.Geophys. Res. 69, 4693(1964),
DDC 453365
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Redirecting the Search Process
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2390
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Electrochemical Dember Effect
in Semiconductors
W. W. Harvey
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Surface Sci. 2, 456 (1964),
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2391
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Stimulated Raman Emission
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J. H. Dennis
P. E. Tannenwald
Appl. Phys. Letters 5, 58(1964)
2392
Single Crystal Growth of Transition Metal Oxides from Polytungstate Fluxes
W. Kunnmann
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2393
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Vector Pitch Detection
C. M. Rader
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The Band Gap of Boron
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R. I. Stearns §
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2398
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Temperature Dependence of
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J. B. Thaxter
P. E. Tannenwald
Appl. Phys. Letters 5, 67(1964)
2399
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Galvano- Ther momagnetic
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T. C. Harman
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2400
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Matched-Filter Theory for HighVelocity Accelerating Targets
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2401
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The Behavior of Likelihood
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T. S. Pitcher
Ann. Math.Stat. 36, 529(1965),
DDC 616431
2404
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A \/4 and x/Z Shift Method for
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J. H. Halberstein
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Proc. IEEE (Correspondence)
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2405
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PbTe Diode Laser
J. F.
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Appl. Phys. Letters 5, 7 5(1964)
2407
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Array Antennas: New Applications for an Old Technique
J. L. Allen
IEEE Spectrum 1, No. 11, 115
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2409
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Diagonal Representation of the
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S. L. Borison
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The Scaling of Digital Differential Analyzers
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2412
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Peritectic Reaction in the
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2413A
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Band Structure of HgTe and
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G. B. Wright
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2415
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On the Fuel-Optimal Singular
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2416
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Luminescence and Coherent
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Appl. Phys. Letters 5, 99 (1964)
2417
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Inversion of {ill} Surfaces
in Single Crystal Regrowth
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E. D. Hinkley
R. H. Rediker
M. C. La vine
Appl. Phys. Letters 5, 110(1964)
2418
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Semiconductor Injection Laser
R. H. Rediker
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2419
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PbSe Diode Laser
J. F.
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2420A
Evidence of Stimulated Emission in Ruby-Laser-Pumped
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J. J. Schlickman
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Proc. IEEE (Correspondence)
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2422
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Measured Transition from Laminar to Turbulent Flow and Subsequent Growth of Turbulent Wakes
W. G. Clay
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AIAA J. 3, 837 (1965),
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2423
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Constitutional Supercooling
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T. B. Reed
W. J. LaFleur
Appl. Phys. Letters 5, 191(1964),
DDC 618455
2425
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On the Schwartz Inequality
M. J. Levin
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2428
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Circulator Synthesis
J. A. Weiss
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Generation of Stokes and AntiStokes Radiation in Raman
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H.A. Haus§
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2433
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Bounds on the Volume and
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2434
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On the Behavior of f0F2
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J. Geophys. Res. 70, 733 (1965),
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2435
Ionospheric Investigations by
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G. H. Millman!
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J. Geophys. Res. 69, 4051 (1964),
DDC 453364
2436
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Distribution of Magnetic Moment
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R. M. Moon
Phys. Rev. L36, A195 (1964),
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2437
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Electron-Beam-Pumped Laser
C. E. Hurwitz
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Appl. Phys. Letters 5, 139(1964)
2443
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Electric Furnace for Operation
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T. B. Reed
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Rev. Sci. Instr. 36, 289(1965)
DDC 616133
2444
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Searching Through Word Lists
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2446
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Electromagnetic Mode Mixing
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R. H. Kingston
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Proc. IEEE 53, 4 (1965),
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2447
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Superconducting Characteristics
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J. Appl. Phys. 36, 864(1965),
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2451A
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Radar Observations of Meteor
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Elastic Constants of HgTe
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2453
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A Solid-State RoomTemperature Operated GaAs
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Resistivities and Transformation Rates of High-Pressure
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2456
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Pressure Dependence of the
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M. D. Banus
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2457
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Magnetic Properties of InAs
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Digitized Voice-Excited
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Electrical Properties of Ferromagnetic CrO (1.89 < x < 2.02)
D. S. Chapin
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2461
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Transformation from a Linear
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H. E. Moses
J. Math. Phys. 6, 928 (1965),
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2464
Semiconductor Lasers
R. H. Rediker
Phys. Today 18, No. 2, 42 (1965),
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2465
A Simple Local-Sufficiency
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P. L. Falb
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2466
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An Integral Expression for the
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2467
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Radar Observations of Venus
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Theoretical Limitations on the
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Optical Pyrometer Measurement
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T. B. Reed
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Simple Construction for Determining the Phase Change of
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Magnetoabsorption of the Indirect Transition in Germanium
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Cause of the Mid-Latitude
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J. Geophys. Res. 70, 1175(1965),
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2480
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Partial Pressures of Hg(g) and
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X-Band Modulation of GaAs
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Fourth Test of General
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The Packaged and Mounted
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W. J. Getsinger
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2486
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Band Structure and Magnetism
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J.O. Dimmock
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2487
Line Shape and Amplitude of
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2488
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Ultrasonics
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Lorentz Microscopy of Small
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M. S. Cohen
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On Surface-Wave Coupling Between Elements of Large Arrays
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The Haystack Microwave Research Facility
H. G. Weiss
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Effect of Trivalent Manganese
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D. B. Rogers
R. W. Germann
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J. Appl. Phys. 36, 2338(1965),
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2496
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An Intermediate Value Theorem
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W. L. Black
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High Efficiency Varactor UpperSideband Upconverter
H. J. Pratt
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R. C. Sicotte
Proc.IEEE (Correspondence)
53, 305 (1965), DDC 616132
2500
R
Linear Codes of Constant
Weight
E. Weiss
J.Soc.Ind. Appl. Math. 14, 106
(1966), DDC 633178
2501
R
Galvano-Thermomagnetic
Phenomena and the Figure of
Merit in Bismuth. II. Survey
of Experimental Data and Calculation of Device Parameters
T.C. Harman
J. M. Honig
L. Jones §
Adv. Energy Conversion 5, 183
(1965), DDC 628559
2503
R
Electron Density Decay in Wakes
W. M. Kornegay
AIAA J. 3, 1819 (1965),
DDC 626880
2504
R
Simulation of Radar Backscattering in a Ripple Tank
A. J. Bogush, Jr.
Proc. IEEE 53, 1093(1965),
DDC 624733
2505
R
Longitudinal Injection-Plasma
Laser of InSb
I. Melngailis
Appl. Phys. Letters 6, 59 (1965),
DDC 613903
2506
R
Observation of Interband Transitions in Antimony
M.S. Dresselhaus
J. G. Mavroides
Phys. Rev. Letters 14, 259(1965),
DDC 614312
157
Journal Articles
JA No.
2509
Properties of Mercury Chalcogenides
T. C. Harman
Accepted Chap. 15, Properties
of II-VI Compounds (NorthHolland, Amsterdam)
2510
R
Measurement of Amplitude Noise
in Optical Cavity Masers
C. Freed
H. A. Haus§
Appl. Phys. Letters 6, 85(1965),
DDC 6147 37
2511
R
Spin Density of s Electrons
in Iron
T. A. Kaplan
Phys. Rev. Letters 14, 499 (1965)
DDC 618457
2512
R
Midlatitude Ionospheric Temperatures on Magnetically Quiet and
Disturbed Days
J. V. Evans
J.Geophys. Res. 70, 2726(1965),
DDC 621233
2514
A Per Letter Converse to the
Channel Coding Theorem
B. Re if fen
Accepted IEEE Trans. Inform.
Theory
2515
R
Optically Pumped Semiconductor Laser
R. J. Phelan, Jr.
R. El. Rediker
Appl. Phys. Letters 6, 70(1965),
DDC 613905
2516
R
Chemical Inhomogeneities and
Square B-H Loops
J. B. Goodenough
J. Appl. Phys. 36, 2342(1965),
DDC 622927
2517
R
Properties of the PbSe Diode
Laser
J.G. Butler
A. R. Calawa
R. H. Rediker
IEEE J. Quant. Electron. QE-1, 4
(1965), DDC 621204
2518
Free Carrier Magneto-Optical
Effects
E. D. Palik§
G. B.'Wright
Accepted Physics of III-V Compounds, Vol. 2 (Academic Press,
New York)
2519
R
Comparison of Vector and Autocorrelation Pitch Detectors
T^. I. Bluestein
CM. Rader
J. Acoust. Soc. Am. 37, 751 (1965)
DDC 618451
2520
R
The Relation of the Electrical
Conductivity in Single Crystals
of Rhenium Trioxide to the Conductivities of Sr2MgRe06 and
NaxW03
A. Ferretti
D. B. Rogers
J. B. Goodenough
J. Phvs.Chem. Solids 26, 2007
(1965), DDC 630364
2521A
R
Radio-Echo Studies of Meteors
at 68-Centimeter Wavelength
J. V. Evans
J.Geophys. Res. 70, 5395(1965)
DDC 626897
2522
R
Transformation from a Linear
Momentum to an Angular Momentum Basis for Relativistic Particles of Nonzero Mass and Any
Spin
H. E. Moses
J. Math. Phys. 6, 1244(1965),
DDC 624865
2523
R
Field Effect on Magnetoresistance S. Kawaji §
of n-Type Indium Antimonide
El. Huff §
EL C. Gatos
2524
R
A Bandwidth-Insertion-Loss
Tradeoff
W. L. Black
IEEE Trans. Circuit Theory CT-12,
615 (1965), DDC 633174
2525
Interband Magneto-Optical
Effects
B. Lax
J. G. Mavroides
Accepted Physics of Hl-V
Compounds. Vol. 2 (Academic
Press, New York)
158
Surface Sci. 3, 234 (1965),
DDC 621205
Journal Articles
JA No.
2527
R
On the Accuracy and Resolution of Radar Signals
F. C. Schweppe
IEEE Trans. Aerospace Electron.
Syst. AES-1. 235 (1965),
DDC 633179
2528
R
S-Band GaAs Gunn Effect
Oscillators
T. M. Quist
A. G. Foyt
Proc. IEEE (Correspondence) 53,
303 (1965), DDC 622309
2529A
R
GaAs-InSb n-n Heterojunction:
A Single-Crystal "Schottky"
Barrier
E. D. Hinkley
R. H. Rediker
D. K. Jadus§
Appl. Phys. Letters 6, 144 (1965),
DDC 618597
2530
R
Preparation and Paramagnetism
of the Rare Earth Trifluorides
S. Kern
P. M. Raccah
J. Phys. Chem. Solids 26, 1625
(1965), DDC 624722
2531
R
Greater Doubler Efficiency Using
Varactor Diodes with Small
Values of Gamma
A. I. Grayzel
Proc. IEEE (Correspondence) 53,
505 (1965), DDC 620981
2532
R
Effects of Electron Irradiation
on Metal-Oxide Semiconductor
Transistors
A. G. Stanley
Proc. IEEE (Correspondence) 53,
627 (1965), DDC 621206
2533
R
A Universal Micropower Logic
Element
W. G. Schmidt
Proc. IEEE (Correspondence) 53,
629 (1965), DDC 621207
2535
R
Higher Order Corrections to the
Molecular Field Theory of the
Magnetic State
G. F. Dresselhaus
Phys. Rev. 139, A855(1965),
DDC 621113
2537
R
Propagation and Scattering in
Plasmas
R. D. Kodis
Proc. IEEE 53, 1016 (1965),
DDC 623620
2542A
R
Optically Pumped InAs Laser
I. Melngailis
IEEE J. Quant. Electron. QE-1,
104 (1965), DDC 621208
2544
R
Telling a Computer How to
Evaluate Multidimensional
Situations
D. B. Yntema
L. Klem
IEEE Trans. Human Factors
Electron. HFE-6, 3 (1965),
DDC 628564
2545
R
Experiment in Solar Orientation of Spin Stabilized Satellite
M. C. Crocker
E. A. Vrablik
AIAA J. 3, 1350 (1965),
DDC 620979
2546
R
Digital Differential Analyzers
with Arbitrary Stored Interconnections
P. E. Wood, Jr.
IEEE Trans. Electron. Computers
EC-14, 936 (1965), DDC 636362
2547
R
Scattering of Short Pulses of
Electromagnetic Waves
J. Rheinstein
Proc. IEEE 53, 1069 (1965),
DDC 624732
2548A
R
Ionospheric Backscatter Observations at Millstone Hill
J.V. Evans
Planet. Space Sci. 13, 1031(1965),
DDC 616607
2549
R
Correlation of Experimental
and Theoretical Active Impedances of a Dipole in an
Array
B. L. Diamond
T. B. Lewis
IEEE Trans. Antennas Propag.
AP-13, 806 (1965), DDC 627136
159
Journal Articles
JA No.
2550
R
Spin-Orbit Interaction in
Graphite
G. F. Dresselhaus
M. S. Dresselhaus
Phys. Rev. 140, A401 (1965),
DDC 625017
2553
R
A Comparison of Rocket,
Satellite, and Radar Determinations of Electron Temperature
at Midlatitudes
J. V. Evans
J. Geophys. Res. 70, 4365(1965),
DDC 623603
2554A
R
Irreducible Representations of
the Rotation Group in Terms of
Euler's Theorem
H. E. Moses
Nuovo Cimento 40, 1120(1965),
DDC 636370
2555
R
Reachability of Subspaces
P. L. Falb
IEEE Trans. Automat. Control
AC-10, 472 (1965), DDC 632149
2556
R
Long-Range Exchange Interactions from Spin-Wave Resonance
R. Weber
P. E. Tannenwald
Phys. Rev. 140, A498 (1965),
DDC 626883
2557
R
Statistical Properties of the
Turbulent Wake Behind Hypervelocity Spheres
W. G. Clay
J. Herrmann
R. E. Slattery
Phys. Fluids 8, 1792(1965),
DDC 633181
2559
R
Radar Signal Design Subject to
Simultaneous Peak and Average
Power Constraints
F. C. Schweppe
D. Gray
IEEE Trans. Inform. Theory IT-12,
13 (1966), DDC 635331
2560
R
Some Results on the Stochastic
Signal Parameter Estimation
Problem
E. M. Hofsterrer
IEEE Trans. Inform. Theory IT-11.
422 (1965), DDC 624866
2562
R
Magnetic Measurements with
Lorentz Microscopy
M.S. Cohen
IEEE Trans. Magnetics MAG-1,
156 (1965), DDC 623611
2564
Phased Arrays — There Is a
Future
J. L. Allen
Microwave J. 8, No. 6, 108(1965)
2565
R
A Spectral Radiometer for Reentry Measurements
R.V.Meyer
Appl. Optics 5, 159 (1966),
DDC 630366 "
2566
R
Techniques for Speech Bandwidth Compression, Using Combinations of Channel Vocoders
and Formant Vocoders
B. Gold
J. Acoust.Soc. Am. 38, 2(1965),
DDC 622321
2567
R
Electron Beam Pumped Lasers
of PbS, PbSe, and PbTe
C. E. Hurwitz
A. R. Calawa
R. H. Rediker
IEEE J. Quant. Electron. QE-1,
102 (1965), DDC 622308
2568
More on Wet Radomes
J. Ruze
IEEE Trans. Antennas Propag.
AP-13, 823 (1965)
2569
R
Cause of the Midlatitude Winter
Night Increase in f0F2
J.V.Evans
J. Geophys. Res. 70, 4331 (1965),
DDC 623606
2570
R
Space-Time Symmetry of Transport Coefficients
W. H. Kleiner
Phys. Res. 142, 318(1966),
DDC 635328
160
Journal Articles
JA No.
2572
R
Magnetostriction Effects in
Remanence Phase Shifters
E. Stern
D. H. Temme
IEEE Trans. Microwave Theory
Tech. MTT-13. 873(1965),
DDC 631166
2573
R
Radio Echo Observations of
Venus and Mercury at 23 cm
Wavelength
J. V. Evans
R. A. Brockelman
J.C. Henry
G. M. Hyde
L.G. Kraft
W. A. Reid
W. W. Smith
Astron. J. 70, 486(1965),
DDC 624731
2576
Random Sampling of Random
Processes: Impulse Processes
O. A. Z. Leneman
Accepted Inform, and Control
2577
R
Random Sampling of Random
Processes: Optimum Linear
Interpolation
O. A. Z. Leneman
J. Franklin Inst. 281, 302(1966)
257 9
R
Impurity and Exciton Effects on
the Infrared Absorption Edges
of III-V Compounds
E. J. Johnson
H.Y. Fan§
Phys. Rev. 133, A1991 (1965)
DDC 623668
2580
R
Particle Sizes of Clay Minerals
by Small-Angle X-Ray Scattering
R. J. Arnott
Am. Mineralogist 50, 1563(1965)
DDC 630376
2582
Radar Astronomy
G. H. Pettengill
I. I. Shapiro
Ann. Rev. Astron. Astrophys. 3,
377 (1965)
2583
Structural Analysis of the Haystack Antenna
W. R. Fanning
J. Struct. Div. ASCE 92, No. ST 1,
431 (1966), DDC 633180
2584
Progress in Semiconductor
Lasers
B. Lax
IEEE Spectrum 2, No. 7, 62
(1965).
2587
A Multidimensional Sampling
Theorem
R. T. Prosser
Accepted J. Math, and Mech.
2588
R
Quenching of Dy+2 Fluorescence
by Y+2 in CaF2:Dy+2 Lasers
J. R. O'Connor
Appl. Phys. Letters 7, 54(1965),
DDC 623612
2589
Effect of Y+3 on the Reduction of
Sm+3 in CaF2
J. R. O'Connor
R. M. Hilton §
Appl. Phys. Letters 7, 53 (1965)
2590
R
Simple Apparatus for Applying
Uniaxial Pressure at Very Low
Temperatures
J.H. R. Ward
Rev. Sci. Instr. 36, 1376(1965),
DDC 625020
2591
R
Properties of InAs Lasers
I. Melngailis
J. Appl. Phys. 37, 899(1966)
2592
Random Sampling of Random
Processes: Stationary Occurrence Processes
F. J. Beutler §
O. A. Z. Leneman
Accepted Inform, and Control
161
Journal Articles
JA No.
2593
R
Relationship of Geometric Optics
and Autocorrelation Approaches
to the Analysis of Lunar and
Planetary Radar
T. Hagfors
J.Geophys. Res. 71, 379(1966),
DDC 633184
2594
R
Reduction of the Electromagnetic
Vector Potential to the Irreducible Representations of the
Inhomogeneous Lorentz Group
and Manifestly Covariant Quantization with a Positive-Definite
Metric for the Hilbert Space
H. E. Moses
Nuovo Cimento 42, 757 (1966)
2596
R
The Lorentz Force
M.S. Cohen
K. J. Harte
J.R. SzablyaS
Proc. IEEE (Correspondence) 53,
1145 (1965), DDC 624723
2597
R
The Bohr-Sommerfeld Quantization Rule and the Weyl
Correspondence
P. N. Argyres
Physics 2, 131 (1965),
DDC 626877
2599
R
High Field Magnetoabsorption
of the Indirect Transition
Exciton in Germanium at 1.7 °K
J. Halpern
B. Lax
J.Phys.Chem. Solids 27, 114
(1966), DDC 630372
2600
Partial Pressure of Se2 and
Optical Density of Selenium
Vapor in the Visible and
Ultraviolet
R. F. Brebrick
J. Chem. Phys. 43, 3031 (1965),
DDC 626893
2601
R
Differential Input-Controlled
Gated Oscillator
Y. Cho
Proc. IEEE (Correspondence) 53,
1641 (1965), DDC 626878
2604
R
PbS Diode Laser
J. F. Butler
A. R. Calawa
J. Electrochem. Soc. 11_2, 1056
(1965), DDC 623624
2605
R
Electrical Properties of Metal
Oxides Characterized by
"Hopping" Charge Carriers
J. M. Honig
J.Chem. Educ. 43, 76(1966)
2606
R
Atomic Spectra and Radiation
Processes — A Report on the
Oxford Conference
L. C. Bradley
H. M. Foley§
Phys. Today 18, No. 8, 40 (1965)
2608
Determinable Classes of Channels R. T. Prosser
W. L. Root §
Accepted J. Math, and Mech.
2609
deHass-vanAlpen Effect in Pyrolytic and Single-Crystal Graphite
S. J. Williamson §
S. Foner §
M. S. Dresselhaus
Phys. Rev. 140, A1429(1965)
2610
R
Pressures of Hg and Selenium
over HgSe (C) from Optical
Density Measurements
R. F. Brebrick
J.Chem. Phys. 43, 3846(1965),
DDC 632151
2613A
R
Automatic Potentiometric EDTA
and Redox Titrations for Determinations of Stoichiometry
M.C. Gardels
J.C. Cornwell
Anal. Chem. 38, 774(1966)
162
Journal Articles
JA No.
2614
R
Experimental Observation of the
Creeping-Wave Phenomenon in
Backscatter Using a Short-Pulse
Radar System
D. E. Foreman !
D. F. Sedivec
Proc. IEEE 53, 1102(1965),
DDC 612537
2615
Preface to the Radar Reflectivity
Issue
P. C. Fritsch
Proc. IEEE 53, 770 (1965)
2616
R
Scattering of Electromagnetic
Waves from Conducting Spheres
with Thin Lossy Coatings
J. Rheinstein
IEEE Trans. Antennas Propag.
AP-13, 983 (1965), DDC 632148
2617
R
A Note on the Theory of Scattering from an Irregular Surface
R. D. Kodis
IEEE Trans. Antennas Propag.
AP-14, 77 (1966), DDC 635329
2620
A Volumetric Determination of
Arsenic and Antimony in Mixed
Manganese Arsenide. Antimonide
and Phosphide Compounds
E. R. Whipple§
D. H. Ridgley
Accepted Anal. Chim. Acta
2621
Superconductivity in the Transition Metal Carbides:
Mo4.8Si3Co.6,
V. Sadapopan!
H.C. Gatos
J. Phys.Chem. Solids 27, 235
(1966)
Moo.95Hfo.05Co.7 5 and M02C
2622
Towards a Theory of the
Anomalous Thermoelectric
Effect in Magnetically Dilute
Alloys
L. L. Van Zandt
A. W. Overhauser §
Phys. Rev. 141, 583 (1966)
2t>2S
R
Cyclotron Resonance of Piezoelectric Polarons
D. M. Larsen
Phys. Rev. 142, 428 (1966),
DDC 635332
2626
R
Photocurrent Spectrum and
Photoelectron Counts Produced
by a Gaseous Laser
C. Freed
H. A. Haus§
Phys. Rev. 141, 287(1966)
DDC 633186
2627
R
Tenuous Surface Layer on the
Moon: Evidence Derived from
Radar Observations
T.
R.
H.
L.
G.
Science 150, 1153 (1965)
DDC 628565
2628
On Mean-Square Reconstruction Error
O. A. Z. Leneman
J. B. Lewis
IEEE Trans. Automat. Control
AC-11, 324 (1966)
2629
R
Physics of Quantum Electronics
A Conference Report
P. E. Tannenwald
P. L. Kelley
B. Lax
Phys. Today 18, No. 9, 58(1965)
DDC 627135
2631
R
The Lincoln Calibration Sphere
R. T. Prosser
Proc. IEEE (Correspondence) 53,
1672 (1965), DDC 457238
2632
Step-Wise Interpolation for
Various Sampling Schemes
O. A. Z. Leneman
J. B. Lewis
Accepted ,1. Franklin Inst.
2633
R
A Note Concerning the Temperature Profile within a Thermomagnetic Energy Converter
T. C . Ha r man
J. M. Honig
Adv. Energy Conversion 6,
(1966)
Hagfors
A. Brockelman
H. Danforth
B. Hanson
M. Hyde
163
127
Journal Articles
JA No.
2635
R
Cross-Coupling in High Speed
Digital Systems
J. R. Connolly
IEEE Trans. Electron. Computers
EC-15, 323 (1966)
2636
R
Pressure-Tuned PbSe Diode
Laser
J. M. Besson§
J.F. Butler
A. R. Calawa
W. Paul§
R. H. Rediker
Appl. Phys. Letters 7, 206(1965),
DDC 628560
2637
Non-Stoichiometry in Binary
Semiconductor Compounds,
R. F. Brebrick
Accepted Progress in Chemistry
of the Solid State, Vol. 3
(Pergamon Press, New York)
2638
Absolute Instabilities with
Drifted Helicons
A. Bers§
A. L. McWhorter
Phys. Rev. Letters 15, 755 (1965)
2640
Discussion of "Theory of NonJ. M. Honig
equilibrium Thermodynamics
with Application to the Transport
Processes in a Solid" by M. R. ElSaden
2641
Magnetic and Electric Properties
of Re02: Theoretical
J. B. Goodenough
P. Gibart§
J. Brenet §
Compt. rend. 261, 2331 (1965)
2642
R
Solution Regrowth of Planar
InSb Laser Structures
I. Melngailis
A. R. Calawa
.LElectrochem.Soc.l_13' 58(1966),
DDC 630373
2643
R
Large Aperture Seismic Array
Signal Handling System
R.
R.
C.
R.
Proc. IEEE 53, 1844(1965)
2644
R
The Gunn Effect in Polar
Semiconductors
A. G. Foyt
A. L. McWhorter
IEEE Trans. Electron Devices
ED-13, 79 (1966), DDC 636369
2647
R
Maximizing the Longitudinal
Magneto-Optical TransmissionScattering from Multilayer
Magnetic and Dielectric Films
D. O. Smith
Optica Acta 13, 121 (1966)
2648
R
Upper Limit on 2- and 3.75 Centi- I. I. Shapiro
meter Radiation from Blue Stellar S. Weinreb
Objects
Astrophys. J. 143, 598(1966),
DDC 635326
2649
R
Data Recording and Processing
for the Experimental Large
Aperture Seismic Array
Proc. IEEE 53, 1852(1965)
2650
R
Optimum Rate Allocation for
L. M. Goodman
Encoding Sets of Analog Messages
Proc. IEEE (Correspondence) 5_3,
1776 (1965)
2651
R
Principles of an Experimental
Large Aperture Seismic Array
(LASA)
P. E. Green, Jr.
R. A. Frosch §
C. F. Romney §
Proc. IEEE 53, 1821 (1965)
2653
R
Resistance Heated Crystal Puller
for Operation at 2000 "C
T. B. Reed
R. E. Fahey
Rev. Sci. Instr. 37, 59 (1966)
V. Wood
G. Enticknap
S. Lin
M. Martinson
H. W. Briscoe
P. L. Fleck
164
Trans. ASME, J. Heat Transfer,
Series C, 62 (1966)
Journal Articles
,JA No.
2655
R
Irreducible Representations of
the Rotation Group in Terms of
the Axis and Angle of Rotation
H. E. Moses
Ann. Phys. 37, 224 (1966)
2656
R
Testing General Relativity
with Radar
I. 1. Shapiro
Phys. Rev. 141, 1219(1966)
2658
Optical Scattering from Cubic
Klectro-Optical Eilms
D. O. Smith
Accepted Optica Acta
2661
Observation of Interband
Transitions
E. D.
J. G.
M.S.
D. F.
Solid State Commun. 4, 65 (1966)
2662
R
Content-Addressed Memory
Using Magneto- or ElectroOptical Interrogation
D.O. Smith
K. ,J. Harte
IEEE Trans. Electron. Computers
EC-15, 123 (1966)
2663
R
Solar Rotation and Planetary
Orbits
I. I. Shapiro
Icarus 4, 549(1965), DDC 631166
2664
R
Semiconductor Laser Communications Through MultipleScatter Paths
E. J. Chatterton
Proc.IEEE53, 2114(1965),
DDC 631168
2665
R
Observations of Polarized OH
Emission
S. Weinreb
M. L. Meeks
J.C.Carter
A. H.' BarrettS
A. E.E. Rogers §
Nature 208, 440 (1965)
2666
R
The Performance of Sequential
Decoding in Conjunction with
Efficient Modulation
K. L. Jordan, Jr.
IEEE Trans. Commun. Tech.
COM-14, 283 (1966)
2667
R
Four-Probe Device for Accurate
Measurement of the Temperature Dependence of Electrical
Resistivity on Small, Irregularly
Shaped Single Crystals
R. W. Germann
D. B. Rogers
Rev. Sci. Instr. 37, 273(1966),
DDC 636363
2668
R
Polar on Energy Spectrum
D. M. Larsen
Phys; Rev. 144, 697(1966)
2670
R
Remarks on "An Explanation of
the High Cation Vacancy Concentration and 0-Type Conductivity
in Semiconductors Containing a
Multivalent Metal in Its Lowest
Valence State"
R. F. Brebrick
J. Phys. Chem. Solids 27, 617
(1966), DDC 636220
2672
R
Pseudobinary InSb-InTe
System
A. J. Strauss
M. D. Banus
M.C. Finn
J. Electrochem. Soc. 1_13, 458
(1966)
267 3
Computation of the Performance
of the Abrupt Junction Varactor
Doubler
A. I. Grayzel
Accepted IEEE Trans. Microwave
Theory Tech.
Haidemenakis §
Mavroides
Dresselhaus
Kolesar
165
Journal Articles
JA No.
2674
R
A Formal Semantics for Computer Languages and Its Application in a Compiler-Compiler
J. A. Feldman
Commun. ACS 9, 3 (1966),
DDC 633177
2676
R
The Special Issue on Ultrasonics
J. J.G. McCue
R. W. Damon §
Proc. IEEE 53, 1286(1965)
2677
R
Radar Astronomy at Millimeter
and Submillimeter Wavelengths
J. W. Meyer
Proc. IEEE 54, 484 (1966)
2678
R
Antenna Tolerance Theory —
A Review
J. W. Meyer
Proc. IEEE 54, 633 (1966)
2680
R
On "Error Bounds for Jittered
Sampling"
O. A. Z. Leneman
IEEE Trans. Automat. Control
AC -11, 150 (1966)
2683
R
Effect of Electron Irradiation
on N-Channel MOS Transistors
A. G. Stanley
Proc. IEEE (Correspondence) 53.
2140 (1965)
2684
R
Self-Focusing of Optical Beams
P. L. Kelley
Phys. Rev. Letters 15, 1005 (1965),
DDC 628563
2685
On Nonlinear Binary Sequential
Circuits and Their Inverses
B. Reiffen
H. Yudkin
Accepted IEEE Trans. Electron.
Computers
2688
A Note on Overdriven Abrupt
Junction Varactor Doublers
and Frequency Converters
A. I. Grayzel
Proc. IEEE (Correspondence) 53,
2140 (1965)
2692
Antenna Cost, Efficiency and
System Noise
J. Ru z e
IEEE Trans. Antennas Propag.
AP-14, 249 (1966)
2693
R
A Note on the Abrupt Junction
Large Signal Upconverter
A. I. Grayzel
Proc. IEEK (Correspondence) 54,
78 (1966), DDC 634856
2694
R
On Some New Results in ShotNoise
O. A. Z. Leneman
Proc. IEEE (Correspondence) 53,
2130 (1965)
2697
R
Bulk GaAs Microwave Amplifiers
A. G. Foyt
T. M. Quist
Rev. Sci. Instr. 37, 273(1966),
DDC 634858
2698
R
Structure of Equations Specifying
Operating Characteristics of
Energy Converters Constructed
of Anisotropic Materials
J. M. Honig
T. C. Harman
Adv. Energy Conversion 6,
149 (1966)
2699
R
Radio Structure of the Galactic
Center Region
D. Downes §
A. Maxwell §
M. L. Meeks
Nature 208, 1189 (1965),
DDC 635327
2701
R
Radar Echo Variations of a
Large Rough Sphere
M. L. Burrows
IEEE Trans. Antennas Propag.
AP-14, 455 (1966)
27 02
Some Results in Random
Pulse Trains
O. A. Z. Leneman
IEEE Trans. Automat. Control
AC-11, 331 (1966)
166
Journal Articles
JA No.
2708
R
Photoelectron Statistics Produced by a Laser Operating
Below the Threshold of
Oscillation
C. Freed
If. A. Haus1
Phys. Rev. Letters 15, 943 (1965)
2710
R
Ross-Schiff Analysis of a
Proposed Test of General
Relativity: A Critique
I. I. Shapiro
Phys. Rev. 145, 1005(1966)
2713
Three Signaling Systems for
Double Access to an Active
Satellite
F. Jelinek §
IEEE Trans. Commun. Tech.
COM-14, 140 (1966)
2716
R
Approximation by Realizable
Transfer Functions
J. W. Craig
L. M. Goodman
Proc. IEEE (Correspondence) 54,
63 (1966), DDC 635333
2717
K
Some Remarks on "Spectrums of
Modulated Pulse Trains"
O. A. Z. Leneman
Proc. IEEE (Correspondence) 54,
793 (1966)
2718
R
A New Vocoder Conferencing
Scheme
C. M. Rader
W. R. Crowther
Proc. IEEE (Correspondence) 54,
95 (1966), DDC 635336
2719
Partial Pressures of Te2(g) in
Equilibrium with Gel.gTeA+^c)
from Optical Density Data
R. F. Brebrick
Accepted J. Phys. Chem. Solids
2720
R
Optimum Sampling and Quantizing Rates
L. M. Goodman
Proc. IEEE (Correspondence) 54,
90 (1966)
2721
Note on the Effect of Shadowing
on the Backscattering of Waves
from a Random Rough Surface
R. A. Brockelman
T. Hagfors
Accepted IEEE Trans. Antennas
Propag.
2722
Comment on a "Closed Form
Expression for the Mie Series
for Large, Low-Density Dielectric Spheres"
J. Rheinstein
M. Rockowitz
Proc. IEEE (Correspondence) 54,
436 (1966), DDC 633175
2723
Single Crystal Growth and Electrical Transport Properties of
Intermediates in the Spinel
System Co1+6V2-604
D. B. Rogers
A. Ferretti
Accepted J. Phys. Chem. Solids
2726
Random Sampling of Random
Processes: Mean-Square Comparison of Various Interpolators
J. B. Lewis
O. A. Z. Leneman
Accepted IEEE Trans. Automat.
Control
2727
Photoelectron Statistics Produced C. Freed
by a Laser Operating Below and
II. A. Haus §
Above the Threshold of Oscillation
Accepted .1. Quant. Electron.
2729
R
Pole-Shared Linear-Phase BandPass Filter Bank
P. R. Drouilhet, Jr.
L. M. Goodman
Proc. IEEE (Correspondence) 54,
701 (1966)
2731
R
Comparative Data on CdS Transducers from 14 Mc/s to 70Gc/s
R. Weber
Proc. IEEE (Correspondence) 54,
333 (1966)
2732
R
Large Cross-Linked Polystyrene
Slab Suffers Thermal Fatigue
E. B. Murphy
SPE J. 22, No. 4, 53 (1966)
167
Journal Articles
JA No.
2735
R
Fermi Surface, Magnetic
Ordering, and Electrical Properties of Rare-Earth Metals
A. J. Freeman §
J. O. Dimmock
R. E. Watson §
Phys. Rev. Letters 16, 94(1966)
DDC 633176
27 36
The Augmented Plane Wave
Method and the Electronic
Properties of Rare-Earth
Metals
A. J. Freeman §
J. O. Dimmock
R. E. Watson §
Accepted Theory of Atoms.
Molecules and Solids (Academic
Press, New York)
2739
Oscillatory Faraday Rotation of
the Indirect Transition in
Germanium at 1.7 °K
J. Halpern
Accepted J. Phys. Chem. Solids
2740
Millimeter Wave Phonon Generation, Propagation and Attenuation
J. B. Thaxter
P. E. Tannenvvald
Accepted IEEE Trans. Sonics
and Ultrasonics
2741
A Note on Reconstruction for
Randomly Sampled Data
J. B. Lewis
O. A. Z. Leneman
Accepted IEEE Trans. Automat.
Control
2743
R
Evidence for Impurity States
Associated with High Energy
Conduction Band Extrema in
n-CdTe
A. G. Foyt
R. E. HalstedS
W. Paul §
Phys. Rev. Letters 16, 55 (1966),
DDC 635337
2747
Space-Time Symmetry Restrictions on Transport Coefficients.
II. Two Theories Compared
W. H. Kleiner
Accepted Phys. Rev.
2748
R
The Effect of Mercury Contamination of the Work Function of
Gold
E. E. Huber, Jr.
Appl. Phys. Letters 8, 169(1966)
2749
Absorption Near the Fundamental
Edge
E. J. Johnson
Accepted Physics of III-V Compounds, Vol. 3, R. K. Willardson
and A. C. Beer, Eds. (Academic
Press, N. Y.)
2751
R
Trial Spacing in Instrumental
Running
J. L. Fozard
Psychol. Reports 18, 623 (1966)
2753
Resonance Scattering of Lyman-a
Radiation by Hydrogen Atoms in
the Ground State
H. E. Moses
Accepted Phys. Rev. Letters
2754
R
Large Radar Shield Fabricated
at Ground Level
P. Stetson
Civil Eng. (ASCE) 42 (June 1966)
2755
R
Asymptotically Optimum PreEmphasis and De-Emphasis
Networks for Sampling and
Quantizing
L. M. Goodman
P. R. Drouilhet, Jr.
Proc. IEEE (Correspondence) 54,
795 (1966)
2757
R
Electron-Beam Pumped Lasers
of CdSe and CdS
C. E. Hurwitz
Appl. Phys. Letters 8, 121(1966)
2760
R
Polaron Induced Anomalies in
the Interband Magnetoabsorption
of InSb
E. J. Johnson
D. M. Larsen
Phys. Rev. Letters 16, 655 (1966)
168
Journal Articles
JA No.
2761
R
Effects of Electron Irradiation
of Metal-Nitride-Semiconductor
Insulated Gate Field-Effect
Transistors
A. G. Stanley
H. A. R. Wegener §
Proc. IEEE (Correspondence) 54,
784 (1966)
2762
R
An Electron-Bombardment
Technique for the Deposition of
CdS Film Transducers
R. Weber
Rev.Sci.Instr.37, 955(1966)
2766
R
Spontaneous and Coherent Photoluminescence in CdxHgj_xTe
I. Melngailis
A. J. Strauss
Appl. Phys. Letters 8, 179 (1966)
27 68
Anomaly in the X-Ray Scattering
of ZnSe
P. M. Raccah
R. J. Arnott
A. Wold
Accepted Phys. Rev. Letters
2771
R
Quantum Oscillations in the
Ultrasonic Attenuation and
Magnetic Susceptibility of InBi
Y. Shapira §
S. J. Williamson •
S. Fischler
Phys. Rev. 144, 715(1966)
277 5
R
The Cutoff Frequency of a
Varactor Diode with Variable
Series Resistance
A. I. Grayzel
Proc. IEEE (Correspondence)
54, 875 (1966)
2776
Efficient Visible Lasers of
CdSxSei_x by Electron-Beam
Excitation
C. E. Hurwitz
Appl. Phys. Letters 8, 243(1966)
2782
R
Recursive, Complex Fourier
Analysis for Real-Time
Applications
J. H. Halberstein
Proc. IEEE (Correspondence)
54, 903 (1966)
2783
Operating Characteristics from
Yes-No and Forced-Choice
Procedures
A. I. Schulman
R. R. Mitchell
Accepted J. Acoust. Soc. Am.
2794
R
High Temperature Expansions —
The Classical Approach
11. E. Stanley
T. E. Kaplan
Phys. Rev. Letters 16, 981 (1966)
2802
R
Observation of the Interaction
of Plasmons with Longitudinal
Optical Phonons in GaAs
A Mooradian
G B. Wright
Phys. Rev. Letters 16, 999 (1966)
2806
R
Laser Properties of a VaporGrown Ruby
J. R. O'Connor
P S. Schaffer§
R A. Bradbury
Appl. Phys. Letters 8, 336 (1966)
2816
R
Band Structure and Laser
Action in PbxSni_xTe
J. O. Dimmock
I. Melngailis
A J. Strauss
Phys. Rev. Letters 16, 1193(1966)
2822
R
Electroreflectance in Metals
,1. Feinleib
Phys. Rev. Letters 16, 1200
(1966)
2824
Incoherent Source Optical
Pumping of Visible and
Infrared Semiconductor Lasers
R.J. Phelan
Accepted Proc. IEEE
169
MEETING SPEECHES*
JA No.
78
The M.I.T. Magnetic-Core
Memory
W. N. Papian
Proc. Eastern Joint Computer
Conf., Washington, Dec. 1953
317
Theory of Ferrites in Rectangular Waveguides
K. J. Button
B. Lax
Proc. Symp. on Electromagnetic
Wave Theory, Ypsilanti, June
1955
434
R
Communication through Noisy,
Random-Multipath Channels
G. L. Turin
IRE Natl. Conv. Record (1956)
475
R
Conference Keynote Speech
N. H. Taylor
Proc. Western Joint Computer
Conf., San Francisco, Feb. 1956
542
Theory of Magneto-Band Effect
and Cyclotron Resonance at Infrared Frequencies
B. Lax
K. J. Button
Bull.Am.Phys.Soc.Ser.il, 1,
299 (1956)
543
A Pulsed Magnetic Field System for Cyclotron Resonance
and Magneto-Band Effects
at Infrared Frequencies
S. Foner
H. H. Kolm
Bull.Am.Phys.Sot.Ser.il, 1,
298 (1956)
544
High-Speed, Sensitive Infrared
Detector for Magneto-Band
Effect and Cyclotron Resonance
Measurements
R. J. Keyes
S. Zwerdling
Bull.Am.Phys.Soc.Ser.il, 1,
299 (1956)
545
Experiments on Magneto-Band
Effect and Cyclotron Resonance
at Infrared Frequencies
S. Zwerdling
R.J. Keyes
S. Foner
H.H. Kolm
H. Lipson
D. Warschauer
B. Lax
W. Paul
Bull. Am. Phys. Soc. Ser. II, 1,
299 (1956)
569
Long Time Work Function
Changes Induced by Light
and Electrostatic Fields
G. W. Pratt, Jr.
H. H. Kolm
Proc. Conf. on Physics of Semiconductor Surfaces, Univ. of
Pennsylvania, June 1956
570
R
l/f Noise and Germanium Surface Properties
A. L. McWhorter
Proc. Conf. on Physics of Semiconductor Surfaces, Univ. of
Pennsylvania, June 1956
575
The Interaction of Oxygen with
Clean Germanium Surfaces
P. H. Robinson
M. Green
J. A. Kafalas
Proc. Conf. on Physics of Semiconductor Surfaces, Univ. of
Pennsylvania, June 1956
Only Meeting Speeches published or accepted for publication are included.
171
Meeting Speeches
JA No.
602
Contributions to the Proceedings of the Conference on the
Physics of Semiconductor
Surfaces
R. H. Kingston
W. H. Kleiner
G. W. Pratt, Jr.
H.H. Kolm
S. H. Autler
A. L. McWhorter
Proc. Conf. on Physics of Semiconductor Surfaces, Univ. of
Pennsylvania, June 1956
611
The Production and Use of High
Intensity Pulsed Magnetic
Fields
S. Foner
H.H. Kolm
Proc. Conf. on Magnetism and
Magnetic Materials, Boston,
Oct. 1956
636
R
Advances in Solid-State
Electronics — Magnetics
P. E. Tannenwald
Proc. Natl. Electronics Conf.,
Chicago, Oct. 1956
659
R
TX-0, A Transistor Computer
with a 256 by 256 Memory
J. L. Mitchell
K. H. Olsen
Proc. Eastern Joint Computer
Conf., New York, Dec. 1956
838
R
Magnetic Properties of Dilute
Magnetic Alloys and of the
Rare Earth Metals
G. W. Pratt, Jr.
J. Appl. Phys.29, 520(1958)
850
R
Detection of Dislocation Tilts
and Strains by X-Rays
L. Kaufman
S.A. Kulin
Proc.AIME, Chicago, Nov. 1957
856
R
Constraint Principle in Ferromagnetic Domain Theory
L. Gold
J. Appl. Phys. 29, 544(1958)
857
R
Magnetization Processes
in Heat-Treated Single Crystal Cobalt Ferrite
S. Foner
J. O. Artman
J. Appl. Phys. 29, 443(1958)
860
Digital-Analog Function
Generators
R. W. Hofheimer
K. E. Perry
Proc. IRE Instrumentation Conf.,
Atlanta, Nov. 1957
861
R
Ferromagnetic Resonance
in Ultra-Thin Films
M. H. Seavey, Jr.
P. E. Tannenwald
J. Appl. Phys.29, 292(1958)
863
R
Recent Advances in the Design
of High Field DC Solenoid
Magnets
H.H. Kolm
J. Appl. Phys.29, 489(1958)
865
R
Steady-State and Pulse Measurement Techniques for Thin
Magnetic Films in the VHFUHF Range
D. O. Smith
G. P. Weiss
J.Appl. Phys. 29, 290(1958)
866
Suggestion Concerning the Role
of Wave-Function Symmetry
in Transition Metals and Their
Alloys
J. B. Goodenough
J. Appl. Phys. 29, 513 (1958)
867
Some Ferrimagnetic Properties
of the System Li Ni. _ O
J. B. Goodenough
D. G. Wickham
W. J. Croft
J.Appl. Phys. 29, 382(1958)
868
Static and Dynamic Behavior
of Thin Permalloy Films
D. O. Smith
J.Appl. Phys. 29, 264(1958)
172
Meeting Speeches
JA No.
869
Some Magnetic and Crystallographic Properties of the System LaMn. Ni O, ,.
1-x x 3+A
A. Wold
R. J. Arnott
J. B. Goodenough
J. Appl. Phys. 29, 387(1958)
870
R
Domain-Wall Structure in
Permalloy Films
E. E. Huber, Jr.
D. O. Smith
J. B. Goodenough
J. Appl. Phys. 29, 294(1958)
871
R
Further Development of the
Vibrating-Coil Magnetometer
K. Dwight
N. Menyuk
D. O. Smith
J. Appl. Phys. 29, 491 (1958)
878
SAGE - A Data Processing
System for Air Defense
R. R. Everett
C. A. Zraket
H. D. Benington§
Proc. Eastern Joint Computer
Conf., Washington, Dec. 1957
879
R
Operation of the SAGE Duplex
Computers
P. R. Vance
L. G. Dooley §
C. E. Diss§
Proc. Eastern Joint Computer
Conf., Washington, Dec. 19 57
910
A Band Separation Filter
for the 225-400Mcps Band
A. I. Grayzel
IRE Natl. Conv. Record (1958)
912
Signals with Uniform Ambiguity Functions
R. M. Lerner
IRE Natl. Conv. Record (1958)
913
The Measurement of DelayLine Transducer Resistance
J. J.G. McCue
J. A. Leavitt§
IRE Natl. Conv. Record (1958)
914
R
Analysis of the Spectral Shape
of Modulation Splatter
R. Price
IRE Natl. Conv. Record (1958)
916
Algebraic Decoding for the
Binary Erasure Channel
M. A. Epstein
IRE Natl. Conv. Record (1958)
933
R
Recent Developments on Solid
State Masers
J. W. Meyer
Proc. Intl. Conf. on Solid State
Physics in Electronics and
Telecommunications, Brussels,
June 1958
937
Tutorial Session on Detection
Theory and Its Applications:
Communications Applications
W. B. Davenport, Jr.
IRE Natl. Conv. Record (1958)
950
A Study of Sea Clutter Spectra
J. W. McGinn, Jr.
E. W. Pike
Proc. Symp. on Statistical
Methods in Radio Wave Propagation, Univ. of California,
June 1958
958
R
Oscillatory MagnetoAbsorption of Radiation
in Semiconductors
S. Zwerdling
Proc. Am. Optical Soc,
Washington, Mar. 1958
994
Resonance and MagnetoAbsorption in Solids at Millimeter and Infrared Frequencies
B. Lax
Proc. Intl. Conf. on Solid State
Physics in Electronics and
Telecommunications, Brussels,
June 1958
173
Meeting Speeches
JA No.
995
Low-Temperature Semiconducting Computing Elements
R. H. Rediker
A. L. McWhorter
Prof. Intl. Conf. on Solid State
Physics in Electronics and
Telecommunications, Brussels,
June 1958
1012A
R
Magneto-Absorption Experiments in Semiconductors
S. Zwerdling
Proc. Intl. Conf. on Solid State
Physics in Electronics and
Telecommunications, Brussels,
June 1958
1015
R
Liquid Helium Cryostat with
an Integral Superconducting
Resonator
E. Maxwell
A. F. Schmidt §
Proc. Intl. Inst. of Refrigeration,
Delft, June 1958
1033
R
Cross Modulation of DC
Resistance by Microwave
Cyclotron Resonance
H. J. Zeiger
C. J. Rauch
M. E. Behrndt
J.Phys.Chem. Solids 8, 496
(1958)
1034
R
Quantum Magneto-Absorption
Phenomena in Semiconductors
B. Lax
L. M. Roth
S. Zwerdling
J. Phys. Chem. Solids 8, 311
(1958)
1035
R
The Direct and Indirect Transition Excitons in Germanium
S. Zwerdling
L. M. Roth
B. Lax
J. Phys. Chem. Solids 8, 397
(1958)
1036
R
A Man-Body Treatment of Dielectric Screening for Impurity States and Excitons
in Semiconductors
L. M. Roth
G. W. Pratt, Jr.
J. Phys. Chem. Solids 8, 47(1958)
1039
R
A Computer-Integrated RapidAccess Magnetic-Tape System
with Fixed Address
R. L. Best
T. C. Stockebrand
Proc. Western Joint Computer
Conf., Los Angeles, May 1958
1049
Optical Information Handling
with Thin Magnetic Films
L. Kleinrock
Proc. Natl. Electronics Conf.,
Chicago, Oct. 1958
1091
Radar Observation of Birds
R. E.
J. M.
H. M.
F. R.
Richardson
Stacey
Kohler
Naka
Proc. Seventh Weather Radar
Conf., Miami Beach, Nov. 1958
1104
Angular Diversity Reception
at 2290 Mcps Over a 188-Mile
Path
J.H.
J. F.
L. P.
H.G.
Chisholm
Roche
Rainville
Root
Rec. IRE Symp. on Extended
Range and Space Communications, George Washington
University, Oct. 1958
1111
R
Anisotropy in Permalloy
Films
D. O. Smith
J. Appl. Phys. 30, 264S (1959)
1112
R
Properties of Permalloy
Films Having a Magnetoelastic
Easy Axis Normal to the Film
E. E. Huber, Jr.
D. O. Smith
J. Appl. Phys. 30, 267S(1959)
1113
R
Magnetic Properties of NickelIron Ferrite
N. Menyuk
K. Dwight
J. Appl. Phys. 30, 36S (1959)
174
Meeting Speeches
JA No.
1115
R
Internal Structure of CrossTie Walls in Thin Permalloy
Films Through High Resolution Bitter Techniques
R. M. Moon
J. Appl. Phys. 30, 82S (1959)
1116
R
Test of Spin-Wave Theory
with Precision Magnetization
Measurements
S. Foner
E. D. Thompson
J. Appl. Phys.30, 229S(1959)
1119
R
The Logical Design of CG 24
G. P. Dinneen
I. L. Lebow
I. S. Reed
Proc. Eastern Joint Computer
Conf., Philadelphia, Dec. 1958
1128
R
Earth Satellite Observations
Made with the Millstone Hill
Radar
G. H. Pettengill
L. G. Kraft, Jr.
Avionics Research, AGARD
No.40, 125 (1958)
1139
R
Automatic Design of Logical
Networks
T. C. Bartee
Proc. Western Joint Computer
Conf., San Francisco, Mar. 1958
Wind Regimes for Radome
Design
J. M. Austin §
S. L. Hensel, Jr.
Proc. Lincoln Laboratory Rigid
Radome Symp., MIT, Sept. 1958
J. F. Besseling§
Proc. Lincoln Laboratory Rigid
Radome Symp., MIT, Sept. 1958
1148
1151
t Stress Distribution and Jump
Phenomena in Spherical
Frameworks under Pressure
Loading
1160
R
A Dynamic Programming Approach to Adaptive Control
Processes
M. Freimer
IRE Natl. Conv. Record (1959)
1161
R
The Probability Density of the
Output of a Filter When the
Input is a Random Telegraphic
Signal
J. A. McFadden
IRE Natl. Conv. Record (1959)
1163
R
Measuring the Characteristics
of Present-Day Ultrasonic
Delay Lines
J. J.G. McCue
M. Axelbank
IRE Natl. Conv. Record (1959)
1164
Operating Characteristics of a
Thin Film Memory
J. I. Raffel
J. Appl. Phys.30, 60S (1959)
1174
Impulse Switching of Ferrites
R. E. McMahon
Proc. Solid State Circuits Conf.,
Philadelphia, Feb. 1959; Proc.
Eastern Joint Computer Conf.,
Philadelphia, Dec. 1958
1180
R
Optical Absorption of CoO and
MnO Above and Below the Neel
Temperature
G. W. Pratt, Jr.
R. Coelho §
Proc. Am. Phys. Soc, New York,
Jan. 1959
1219
R
Millimeter Instrumentation
for Solid State Research
G.S. Heller
Proc. Symp. on Millimeter Waves,
Polytechnic Institute of Brooklyn,
Mar. 1959
175
Meeting Speeches
JA No.
1301
R
Transistor Circuit Techniques
for a Core Memory with 500
Millimicroseconds Cycle Time
V. J. Sferrino
Rec. IRE, WESCON Conv.
San Francisco, Aug.1959
1314
Self-Organizing Models for
Learned Perception
B.G. Farley
Proc. Information Systems
Branch Conf., Illinois Institute
of Technology, May 1959
1317
R
An Error Correcting Encoder
and Decoder for Phone Line
Data
K. E. Perry
Rec. IRE, WESCON Conv.,
San Francisco, Aug. 1959
1324
A Communication System for
a Small Interplanetary Vehicle
M. I. Skolnik
L. Cartledge
Proc. IRE, PGSET Conv.,
San Francisco, Sept. 1959
1325
R
Properties of Thin Magnetic
Films for Microwave Applications
P. E. Tannenwald
Rec. IRE, WESCON Conv.,
San Francisco, Aug.19 59
1326
Space-Charge Theory of Multicavity Klystrons
A. Bers §
S. F. Catalano
H. M. Jones
Rec. IRE-AIEE Conf. on Electron Tube Research, Univ. of
Mexico, June 1959
1350
A Study of UHF Space Communications Through an
Aurora Using the Moon as a
Reflector
R. P. Ingalls
J. C. James
M. L. Stone
Ballistic Missiles and Space
Technology 3, 272 (1961)
1352A
Mechanical Design of 150Foot Diameter Metal Space
Frame Radome
L. P. Farnsworth
T. F. King
Proc. ASME, Atlantic City,
Nov.1959
1375
R
Chemical Configuration of
Germanium Surfaces in
Aqueous Media
W. W. Harvey
J. Phys. Chem. Solids 14, 82
(1960)
1380A
R
Automatic Digital Data Error
Recorder
E. J. Hofmann
Trans. IRE, PGI 1-10, 27 (1961)
1384
Some Properties of Magnetic
Films by Microwave Resonance
P. E. Tannenwald
Proc. Intl. Conf. on Structures
and Properties of Thin Films,
Lake George, Sept. 1959
1385
Etching and Inhibition of the
{ill} Surfaces of the III-V
Intermetallic Compounds: InSb
H. C. Gatos
M. C. Lavine
J. Phys. Chem. Solids 14, 169
(1960)
1386
Some Structure-Sensitive Magnetic Properties of Permalloy
Films
D. O. Smith
Proc. Intl. Conf. on Structures
and Properties of Thin Films,
Lake George, Sept. 1959
1391
R
The Oxidation of Intermetallic
Compounds — III. The RoomTemperature Oxidation of
V
AIHB
Compounds
A.J. Rosenberg
J. Phys. Chem. Solids 14, 175
(1960)
176
Meeting Speeches
JA No.
1392A
R
The Oxidation of Intermetallic
Compounds: IV. The Sorption
of Oxygen by InSb at 78 "K
A. J. Rosenberg
A. A. Menna
Reactivity of Solids, J. H. deBoer,
etal., Eds. (Elsevier, Amsterdam, 1960)
1412A
Pulsed Field Millimeter Wave
Maser
S.
L.
A.
R.
Proc. Quantum Electronics
Conf., Bloomingburg, N. Y.,
Sept. 1959
1421
R
Initial Susceptibility Spectra
of Permalloy Films
R. F. Soohoo
J. Appl. Phys.31, 218S(1960)
1422
R
Galvanomagnetic Effects in
Ferromagnetic Resonance
M. H. Seavey, Jr.
J. Appl. Phys.31, 216SO960)
1423A
The Millstone Radar in Satellite and Missile Tracking
J. S. Arthur
J. C. Henry
G. H. Pettengill
P. B. Sebring
Ballistic Missiles and Space
Technology 3, 84 (1961)
1424
R
Direct Cation-Cation Interactions in Primarily Ionic
Solids
J. B. Goodenough
J. Appl. Phys.31, 359S(1960)
1425
R
Interpretation of the Magnetic
and Crystallographic Properties of Several Iron, Nickel,
and Iron-Nickel Nitrides
J. B. Goodenough
A. Wold
R. J. Arnott
J. Appl. Phys.31, 324S(1960)
1426
R
Classical Theory of Spin Configurations in the Cubic Spinel
T. A. Kaplan
J. Appl. Phys.31, 364S (1960)
1429
R
Magnetic Transitions in Ti203
and V203
P.H. Carr
S. Foner
J. Appl. Phys.31, 344S(1960)
1430
R
Low-Temperature X-Ray Diffraction Studies on Vanadium
Sesquioxide
E. P. Warekois
J. Appl. Phys.31, 346S(1960)
1433
R
Flux Reversal by Noncoherent
Rotation in Magnetic Films
K. J. Harte
J. Appl. Phys.31, 283S (1960)
1451
Cyclotron Resonance and Impurity Levels in Semiconductors
B. Lax
Proc. Quantum Electronics
Conf., Bloomingburg, N. Y.,
Sept. 1959
1472
The Spin Wave Spectrum in
Magnetic Fields
R. F. Soohoo
Bull. Am.Phys.Soc. 4, 453
(1959)
1478
R
Solid State Microwave Devices
R. H. Kingston
Nachrichtentechnische Fachberichte. Band 22 (1961)
1486
R
Anisotropy and Inversion
in Permalloy Films
D. O.
E. E.
M. S.
G. P.
J. Appl. Phys.31, 295S(1960)
Foner
R. Momo
Mayer
A. Myers §
Smith
Huber, Jr.
Cohen
Weiss
177
Meeting Speeches
JA No.
1487
Investigations into the Origin
of Anisotropy in ObliqueIncidence Films
M. S.
E. E.
G. P.
D. O.
Cohen
Huber, Jr.
Weiss
Smith
J. Appl.Phys.31, 291S (1960)
1496
Thermal Conduction in
Rotating Liquid Helium II
C. E. Chase
Bull. Am. Phys.Soc. 5, 13(1960)
1507
Application of Boolean Matrices to the Analysis of Flow
Diagrams
R. T. Prosser
Proc. Eastern Joint Computer
Conf., Boston, Dec. 1959
1518A
Activity in Networks of NeuronLike Elements
B.G. Farley
W.A. Clark
Proc. Fourth Symp. on Information Theory, London, Aug. 1960
1518B
Activity in Networks of NeuronLike Elements
B.G. Farley
W.A. Clark
Proc. IRE Natl. Aeronautics
Elec. Conf., Wright-Patterson
AFB, Dayton, May 1960
1530
Communication in Digital
Systems
I. L. Lebow
Information Theory (Butterworths, London, 1961)
1544
Recognition of Sloppy, HandPrinted Characters
W. Doyle
Proc. Western Joint Computer
Conf., San Francisco, May 1960
1552
Use of Pivotal Microbalance
Design for the Determination
of Mass Changes
J. M. Honig
Proc. Conf. on Microbalance
Techniques, Ft. Monmouth,
Jan.1960
1564
Critical Heat Currents in
Rotating Liquid Helium II
C. E. Chase
Bull. Am. Phys. Soc. 5, 291(1960)
1584
Precision Speed Control of a
High-Speed Camera
D. A. Cahlander
Proc. Fifth Intl. Cong, on HighSpeed Photography, Washington,
Oct. 1960
Note: Since 1960, Meeting Speeches are designated MS rather than JA.
MS No.
10A
Some Characteristics of Ionospheric Backscatter Observed
at 440 Mc/s
V. C. Pineo
L. G. Kraft
H. W. Briscoe
J.Geophys.Res. 65, 2629(1960)
11
Minimum Energy Spin Configurations in the Spinel
Structure
T.A. Kaplan
K. Dwight
N. Menyuk
Bull. Am. Phys.Soc. 5, 460(1960)
22
Magneto-Spectroscopy in
Semiconductors
B. Lax
Proc. Intl. Conf. on Semiconductor
Physics, Prague, Aug. 1960
24
Damaged Layers in the {ill}
Surfaces of the III-V Semiconductor Compounds
H. C. Gatos
M. C. Lavine
E. P. Warekois
Proc. Intl. Conf. on Semiconductor
Physics, Prague, Aug. 1960
178
Meeting Speeches
MS No.
Moon Relay Communication
W. H. Radford
IRE Intl. Conv. Record (I960)
26
Impact Ionization of Impurities
in Compensated Germanium
A. L. McWhorter
R. H. Rediker
Proc. Intl. Conf. on Semiconductor Physics, Prague, Aug. 1960
2.H
On Geodesies That Are Also
Orbits
R. Hermann
Bull. Am. Math. Soc. 66, 91(1960)
'5 2
Pattern Recognition with an
Adaptive Network
L G. Roberts
IRE Intl. Conv., Record (1960)
40
General Spin-Wave Dispersion
Relations
R F. Soohoo
Bull. Am. Phys. Soc. 5, 356(1960)
42
Reproducibility of Electrodeposited Thin Film Memory
Arrays
I. \\. Wolf §
T S. Crowther
Proc. IRE Electronics Components Conf., Washington, May
1960
Magnetoplasma Effects in
Solids
B
Quantum Mechanical ThreeBody Problem. II
I. J. Eyges
Phys. Rev. 121, 1744(1961)
S2
Proposed Symbology for
Digital Systems
T C. Bartee
Proc. AIEE Natl. Electronics
Conf., Chicago, Oct. 1960
56
R
Some Results in the Measurement of Impulse Noise on
Several Telephone Circuits
11 L. Yudkin
Proc. AIEE Natl. Electronics
Conf., Chicago, Oct. 1960
58
R
Measured Error Distributions
on the Bell A-l Facility over
Various Media
E. J. Hofmann
Proc. AIEE Natl. Electronics
Conf., Chicago, Oct. 1960
59
R
The Testing of Digital Data
Transmission Channels
and Circuits
R. G. Enticknap
Proc. AIEE Natl. Electronics
Conf., Chicago, Oct. I960
60
The Design of Data Transmission Systems
R. G. Enticknap
R. M. Lerner
Proc. AIEE Winter General
Meeting, New York, 1961
61
Advanced Radar Information
Evaluation System - ARIES
D. L. Lovenvirth
W. F. Hoist
Ballistic Missile and Space
Technology. Vol. Ill, D. P. LeGalley, Ed. (Academic Press,
New York, 1960)
66
R
Errors in Data Transmission
Systems
1? G. Enticknap
Trans. IRE, PGCS CS-9, 15
(1961)
67
R
Modulation and Signal Selection for Digital Data Systems
R. M. Lerner
Proc. AIEE Natl. Electronics
Conf., Chicago, Oct. 1960
69
R
A Helium3 Refrigerator
C J. Rauch
Proc. Cryogenic Eng. Conf.,
Boulder, Aug. 1960
R
R
4[.
R
49
Pv
Lax
179
Trans. IRE, PGMTT MTT-9,
83 (1961)
Meeting Speeches
MS No.
78
R
The Effect of Channel Geometry and Rotation on the
Critical Heat Current in
Liquid Helium II
C. E. Chase
Proc. Seventh Intl. Conf. on Low
Temperature Physics, Univ. of
Toronto, Aug. 1960
82
Low-Temperature Devices
A. L. McWhorter
Trans. IRE, PGE E-3, 137(1960)
84
Learning in Random Nets
M. Minsky
O. G. Selfridge
Information Theory (Butterworths,
London, 1961)
86
R
An Account of the Factors
That Are Important in the
Tracking of Space Vehicles
by Means of Radar
W. W. Ward
Trans. IRE, PGSET Natl. Symp.,
Washington, Sept. 1960
86A
R
Radar Tracking of Space
Vehicles
W. W. Ward
NEREM Record, Boston (1960)
89
R
The Computer as a Pattern
Generator for Perceptual
Research
B. W. White
Behavioral Sci. 6, 252(1961)
91
R
Distances and Ratios in
Psychophysical Scaling
W.S. Torgerson
Acta Psychol. 19, 201 (1961)
94
R
Spin-Lattice Interaction for
Electrons in Semiconductors
L. M. Roth
Proc. Intl. Conf. on Semiconductor Physics, Prague, Aug. 1960
106
R
Anisotropy in Permalloy Films
Evaporated at Grazing Incidence
M. S. Cohen
J. Appl. Phys. Suppl. 32, 87S
(1961)
112
R
Superconducting Resonant
Cavities
E. Maxwell
Proc. Cryogenic Eng. Conf..
Boulder, Aug. 1960
121
R
Excitation and Boundary Effects
in Spin-Wave Resonance
R. F. Soohoo
J. Appl. Phys. Suppl. 32, 148S
(1961)
124
R
Impulse Selection for Core
Logic
R. II. Tancrell
J. Appl. Phys. Suppl. 32, 40S
(1961)
126
R
Antiferromagnetic Resonance
in(Cr203)i_x • (A1203)
Single Crystals
S. Foner
J. Appl. Phys. Suppl. 32, 63S
(1961)
127
R
Annealing of Oblique-Incidence
Permalloy Films
G. P. Weiss
D. O. Smith
J. Appl. Phys. Suppl. 32, 85S
(1961)
132
R
Anisotropy in Nickel-Iron
Films
D. O. Smith
J. Appl. Phys. Suppl. 32, 705S
(1961)
133
R
Classical Theory of the Ground
Spin State in Spinels
T.
K.
D.
N.
J. Appl. Phys. Suppl. 32, 135S
(1961)
135
R
Areas for Research and Development in the Millimeter
Wavelength Region
J. W. Meyer
G. S. Heller
A. Kaplan
Dwight
H. Lyons
Menyuk
180
NEREM Record (1960)
Meeting Speeches
MS No.
141
R
Antiferromagnetic Materials
for Millimeter and Submillimeter Devices
G. S. Heller
J. J. Stickler
J. B. Thaxter
J. Appl. Phys. Suppl. 32, 307S
(1961)
143
R
A Random Access Cryosar
Memory
R. C. Johnsto
NEREM Record (1960)
144A
R
CW Millimeter Wavelength
Maser
S. Foner
L. R. Momo
J. B. Thaxter
G.S. Heller
R. M. White
Advances in Quantum Electronics, J. R. Singer, Ed.
(Columbia Univ. Press, New
York, 1961)
159
R
A Sequential Detection System
for the Processing of Radar
Returns
A. A. Galvin
Proc. IRE 49, 1417 (1961)
160
R
Radar System Performance
in a Dense-Target Environment
E. N. Fowle
E. J. Kelly, Jr.
J. A. Sheehan
IRE Intl. Conv. Record (1961)
161
R
A Method of Designing Signals
of Large Time-Bandwidth
Product
E. L. Key
E. N. Fowle
R. D. Haggarty
IRE Intl. Conv. Record (1961)
162
R
Ultrasonic Instrumentation
for Research on Bats
J. J.G. McCue
IRE Intl. Conv. Record (1961)
163
R
The Measurement of the Phenomena Associated with the
Hypervelocity Re-entries
Into the Atmospher*
G. F. Pippert
NEREM Record (1960)
170A
Stochastic Approximation and
Its Application to Problems of
Prediction and Control Synthesis
I,. A. Gardner, Jr.
International Symposium on Nonlinear Differential Equations and
Nonlinear Mechanics (Academic
Press, New York, 1963)
172
R
Radar Measurements of the
Lunar Surface
G. II. Pettcngill
J. C. Henry
Proc. Lunar Symp. of Intl.
Astronomical Union, Leningrad,
Dec.1960; Advances in the
Astronautical Sciences, Vol. 8
(Plenum Press, New York, 1963)
173
The Design of an "Error-Free"
Data Transmission System for
Telephone Circuits
B. Reiffen
W. G. Schmidt
H. L. Yudkin
Proc. AIEE Winter General
Meeting, New York (1961)
178
An Operational UHF Reactance
Amplifier
A. Parsons
E.McCurley
C. Blake
Proc. Symp. on Low Noise
Receivers, Lincoln Laboratory
MIT, Oct. 1960
179
Recent Experiences with an
X-Band Maser Receiver and
an S-Band Parametric Amplifier Radar Receiver
F. J. Dominick
Proc. Symp. on Low Noise
Receivers, Lincoln Laboratory,
MIT, Oct. 1960
181
Meeting Speeches
MS No.
180
R
Perturbation Theory of the
Reciprocal Ferrite Phase
Shifter
K. J. Button
B. Lax
Proc.IEE 109B, Suppl. 21, 56
(1962)
181
R
Stoichiometry of Copper
Bonding Using Copper Oxide
E. B. Murphy
T. P. Turnbull
Proc. Am. Electroplaters' Soc,
Newark (1961)
199
Nonquadratic Conduction Band
in HgSe
G.B. Wright
A. J. Strauss
T. C. Harman
Bull. Am. Phys. Soc. 6, 155(1961)
200
Electrical Properties of HgSe
and HgSe-HgTe Alloys
A. J. Strauss
T. C. Harman
Bull. Am. Phys.Soc. 6, 156(1961)
201
Overlapping Bands in HgSe
and HgSe-HgTe Alloys
T. C. Harman
A. J. Strauss
Bull. Am. Phys. Soc. 6, 156(1961)
202
Ferro- and Antiferromagnetism for Spin I
G. F. Dresselhaus
Bull. Am. Phys. Soc. 6, 124(1961)
203
Observation of Quantum Effects
in Germanium and Silicon at
Millimeter Wavelengths
J. J.
C.J.
H. J.
G. S.
Stickler
Rauch
Zeiger
Heller
Bull. Am. Phys. Soc. 6, 115(1961)
204
Interband Transitions in Metals
M. S. Dresselhaus
G. F. Dresselhaus
Bull. Am. Phys. Soc. 6, 146(1961)
205
Simple Theory of Tunneling
and Its Dependence on a
Magnetic Field
P. N. Argyres
B. Lax
Bull. Am. Phys. Soc. 6, 105(1961)
208
One-Electron Energy Band
Method
L.J. Eygcs
Bull. Am. Phys. Soc. 6, 108(1961)
209
High-Resolution Oscillatory
Magneto-Absorption Measurements of InSb at Liquid-Helium
Temperature
S. Zwerdling
J. P. Theriault
Bull. Am. Phys. Soc. 6, 147(1961)
210
Perturbation Theory of Cavities
R. F. Soohoo
Bull. Am. Phys. Soc. 6, 125(1961)
211
Antiferromagnetic Ground Site
L. M. Roth
Bull. Am. Phys. Soc. 6, 124(1961)
217
R
Cyclotron Resonance Maser
B. Lax
Advances in Quantum Electronics, J. R. Singer, Ed.
(Columbia Univ. Press, New
York, 1961)
227
R
Spin-Orbit vs Jahn Teller
Deformation in Chromium
Spinels
J. B. Goodenc
J. Phys. Soc. Japan V7, Suppl.
B-l, 185 (1962)
229
Design of a Twelve Horn
Monopulse Feed
L. J. Ricardi
L. Niro
Rec. Seventh Annual Radar Symp.
Univ. of Michigan, May 1961
237
R
Spin Wave Resonance in
Magnetic Films
P. E. Tannenwald
J. Phys. Soc. Japan 17, Suppl.
B-l, 592 (1962)
182
Meeting Speeches
MS No.
238
R
Positive and Negative Anisotropy in Nickel-Iron Films
D. O. Smith
J.Phys.Soc. Japan 1J7, Suppl.
B-l, 550 (1962)
240
Deep Space Probes at Millimeter Wavelengths
J. W.
V. L.
c. M.
E A.
Rec. Seventh Annual Radar Symp.
Univ. of Michigan, May 1961
H-417, M$1.50, P$6.15
241
R
Mass Spectrographic Evidence
for Deviations from Stoichiometry in GaSb
E. B. Owens
A. J. Strauss
Proc. Conf. on Ultrapurification
of Semiconductor Materials,
Boston, Apr. 1961
242
R
Technical Information Flow
Patterns
:vi . M. Kessler
Proc. Western Joint Computer
Conf., Los Angles, May 1961
249
Baseball: An Automatic
Quest ion-Answerer
B
A.
C.
K
F. Green, Jr
K. Wolf
Chomsky
Laughery
Proc. Western Joint Computer
Conf., Los Angeles, May 1961
253A
R
Experimental Studies of the
F Region Using the Incoherent
Backscatter Technique at
Frequencies Around 400Mc/s
V.
L.
11.
1).
C.
G.
W.
P.
Electron Density Profiles
(Pergamon Press, New York,
1962)
257
R
High Field Magnetic Resonance
Experiments
S. Foner
J. Phys. Soc. Japan 17, Suppl.
B-l, 424 (1962)
267
R
Solar Radiation Pressure
Effects, Gas Leakage Rates,
and Air Densities Inferred
from the Orbit of Echo I
H.M. Jones
I. I. Shapiro
P. E. Zadunaisky<
Space Research II (Proc. Second
Intl. Space Science Symp.),
H. C. Van de Hulst, et al., Eds.
(North-Holland, Amsterdam,
1961)
268
R
Band Structure of HgSe and
HgSe-HgTe Alloys
T. C. Harman
A. J. Strauss
J. Appl. Phys. 32S, 2265(1961)
269
R
Magnetoreflection Experiments
in Intermetallics
G.B. Wright
B. Lax
J. Appl. Phys. 32S, 2113(1961)
270
R
Interband Faraday Rotation
in III-V Compounds
B. Lax
Y. Nishina§
J. Appl. Phys. 32S, 2128(1961)
27 2
R
Infrared and Dielectric
Analysis of Structural
Polyurethane Foams
E. B. Murphy
W. A. O'Neil
SPE J. 18, 47 (1962)
28 5
R
Report from a Symposium
on the Application of Low
Noise Receivers to Radar
and Allied Equipment
J. W. Meyer
Low Noise Electronics (Proc.
Fifth AGARD Avionics Panel
Conf.) (Pergamon Press,
London, 1962)
292
Some Results of Computer
Simulation of Neuron-Like Nets
B.G. Farley
Proc. Fed. of Amer. Socs. for
Exptl. Biology, Apr. 1961
301
R
Magnetic Field Dependence of
the Superconducting Energy Gap
in Ginzburg-Landau Theory with
Application to Al
D. H. Douglass, Jr.
IBM J. Research Develop. 6, 44
(1962)
Meyer
Lynn
Steinmetz
Crocker
Pineo
Kraft
Briscoe
Hynek
183
Meeting Speeches
MS No.
307
R
Texture and Orientation of
Evaporated Bismuth Films
T. P. Turnbull
E. P. Warekois
Metallurgy of Semiconductor
Materials (Interscience
Publishers, New York, 1962)
328
The Design of Radar Astronomy Instrumentation
H.G. Weiss
NEREM Record (1961)
343
The (1-coscp) Radiometer
J. W. McGinn
NEREM Record (1961)
344
Radiometric Instrumentation
at Eight Millimeters
J. W. Meyer
J. J. Kirwan
D. M. Towle
NEREM Record (1961)
347
R
Statistical Mechanics of Dilute
Solid Solutions
R. F. Brebrick
J.Appl. Phys. 33S, 422(1962)
350
R
Cobalt Ferrite Crystal Growth
from the Ternary Flux System
Na20-CoO-Fe203
W. Kunnmann
A. Wold
E. Banks
J.Appl. Phys.33S, 1364(1962)
351
R
Vanadium Iron Oxides
A.
D.
R.
N.
J.Appl. Phys. 33S, 1208(1962)
353
R
Antiferromagnetic Resonance
in MnTi03
J. J. Stickler
G. S. Heller
J.Appl. Phys. 33S, 1302(1962)
356
R
Isotropic Stress Measurements
in Permalloy Films
G. P. Weiss
D. O. Smith
J.Appl. Phys. 33S, 1166(1962)
361
R
Magnetic Properties of Cr^S^
in Chromium Sulfides
K.
R.
N.
A.
Dwight
W. Germann
Menyuk
Wold
J.Appl. Phys. 33S, 1341(1962)
362
R
Magnetic Transitions in Cubic
Spinels
N.
A.
D.
K.
Menyuk
Wold
B. Rogers
Dwight
J.Appl. Phys. 33S, 1144(1962)
363
R
Cation-Cation ThreeMembered Ring Formation
J. B. Goodenough
J. Appl. Phys. 33S, 1197 (1962)
369A
R
Time-Varying Channels with
Delay Spread
P. E. Green, Jr.
Proc. Conf. on Microwave
Communication, Budapest,
12-15 June 1962
381
An Electronic Decoder for
Bose-Chaudhuri-Ilocquenghem
Error-Correcting Codes
T. C. Bartee
D. I. Schneider
Trans. IRE, PGIT IT-8, S-17
(1962)
382
R
Demonstration of Magnetic
Domain-Wall Storage and Logic
J. M. Ballantyne
J. Appl. Phys. 33S, 1067(1962)
391
R
Digital Techniques in Neuroelectric Data Processing
W. A. Clark
Computer Techniques in EEG
Analysis (Elsevier, Amsterdam,
1961)
Wold
Rogers
J. Arnott
Menyuk
184
Meeting Speeches
MS No.
S. H. Autler
NEREM Record (1961)
394
R
Superconducting Magnets
396
R
A Simple Iterative Procedure
H. Kushner
for the Identification of the
Unknown Parameters of a Linear
Time Varying Discrete System
J.Basic Eng. 85, 227(1963)
423
Scattering from Plasma
Cylinders with Radial
Variations in Electron
Density
C. M. deRidder
S. Edelberg
Proc. Conf. on the Plasma
Sheath, Boston, Apr. 1962
424
R
Conductance of Germanium
in Contact with Aqueous
Electrolytes
W. W. Harvey
Ann. N. Y. Acad. Sci. 101, 904
(1963)
433
R
A VHF Solar Radar System
W. G. Abel
J.H. Chisholm
P. L. Fleck
J. C. James
IRE Intl. Conv. Record, Pt. 5,
(1962)
436
R
Crystallographic Orientation
Effects on Some High Temperature Reactions of Germanium
H. C. Gatos
M. C. Lavine
Ann. N.Y. Acad. Sci. 101, 983
(1963)
437
R
Near-Field Characteristics
of a Linear Array
L. J. Ricardi
Proc. Symp. on Electromagnetic
Theory and Antennas, Copenhagen, June 1962
441
R
High Magnetic Field Research
B. Lax
J. Appl. Phys. 33S, 1025(1962)
444
R
Error Probabilities for Adaptive Multichannel Reception
of Binary Signals
R. Price
Trans. IRE, PGIT IT-8, 305
(1962)
447A
R
Comparative Analyses of
Thin Paraboloidal Shells
J. W. Mar §
F. Y. M. Wan
Proc. World Conf. on Shell Structures, San Francisco, Oct. 1962
448
R
SECO: A Self-Regulating
Error Correcting CoderDecoder
K. E. Perry
J. M. Wozencraft §
Trans. IRE, PGIT IT-8, 128
(1962)
449
R
Statistical Mechanical Theory
of Resonance
P. N. Argyres
Proc. Intl. Conf. on Magnetic and
Electric Resonance and Relaxation, Eindhoven, July 1962
451
li
Transport Theory of Electrons
in Electric, Magnetic and
Phonon Fields
N. J. Horing
P. N. Argyres
Proc. Intl. Conf. on Physics of
Semiconductors, Exeter,
July 1962
453
R
Optical and Electrical
Properties of Cd Hg
X
Alloys
A. J.
T. C.
J.G.
D. H.
M. S.
Proc. Intl. Conf. on Physics of
Semiconductors, Exeter,
July 1962
X
T
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Strauss
Harman
Mavroides
Dickey
Dresselhaus
185
Meeting Speeches
MS No.
454
Ft
Millimeter Cyclotron
Resonance in Diamond
C.J. Rauch
Proc. Intl. Conf. on Physics of
Semiconductors, Exeter
July 1962
455
Ft
Magneto-Absorption in InSb:
Valence Band Anisotropy.
Measurements Far Above
Absorption Edge
S. Zwerdling
W. H. Kleiner
J. P. Theriault
Proc. Intl. Conf. on Physics of
Semiconductors, Exeter,
July 1962
456
Ft
Effective Mass Measurements
in Semiconductors
B. Lax
Proc. Intl. Conf. on Physics of
Semiconductors, Exeter,
July 1962
457
Ft
Dispersion Theory, Interband
and Plasma Effects
B. Lax
J. G. Mavroides
J. Kolodieczak §
Proc. Intl. Conf. on Physics of
Semiconductors, Exeter,
July 1962
461A
R
Ferromagnetism and Antiferromagnetism in a Simple
Cubic Lattice
G. F. Dresselhaus
Proc. Intl. Conf. on Low Temperature Physics, London, Sept. 1962
470
R
Keynote: Some Notes on the
Technology of Recognition
O. G. Selfridge
Proc. Symp. on Optical Character
Recognition, Washington, Jan. 1962
475A
R
Foamed Materials in the Design
of Precision Radar Reflectors
C. A. Pappas
E.B. Murphy
Proc. Regional Tech. Conf. of Soc.
Plastics Engineers, Boston,
June 1962
479
R
Quantum Effects in Germanium
and Silicon
G. S. Heller
J. J. Stickler
H. J. Zeiger
Proc. Intl. Conf. on Magnetic and
Electric Resonance and Relaxation, Eindhoven, July 1962
480
Antiferromagnetic Resonance
in Powders
G.S. Heller
J. J. Stickler
A. Wold
Proc. Intl. Conf. on Magnetic and
Electric Resonance and Relaxation, Eindhoven, July 1962
48 2A
R
Some Similarities Between the
Behavior of a Neural Network
Model and Electrophysiological
Experiments
B.G. Farley
Proc. Conf. on Self-Organizing
Systems, Chicago, May 1962
487
Radar Measurements of Venus
G. H. Pettengill
Proc. Third Intl. Space Science
Symp., Washington, May 1962
504
Theory of Indirect Exchange
in Rare Earth Metals
D. H. Lyons
T. A. Kaplan
Bull. Am. Phys. Soc. 7, 313(1962)
508
R
A Computer Program for
Recognizing the English
Fricative Consonants |f|
J. W. P'orgie
C. D. Forgie
Proc. Fourth Intl. Cong, on
Acoustics, Copenhagen, Aug. 1962
and | e I
509
R
Problems in the Study of the
Nervous System
B.G. Farley
Proc. Western Joint Computer
Conf., San Francisco, May 1962
510
Circuits for the FX-1
Computer
K. H. Konkle
Proc. Western Joint Computer
Conf., San Francisco, May 1962
186
Meeting Speeches
MS No.
512
R
The Niobium-Tin System:
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Description of a Computer
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The Chemical Approach to
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R
Radar Reflections from the
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W. G. Abel
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524
C-Band Radar - Beacon Tracking for Project Mercury
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525
Tracking Performance of the
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No.69, 657 (1963)
527
Performance Evaluation
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V. L. Lynn
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531
R
The Organization of
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O.G. Selfridge
Proc. Conf. on Self-Organizing
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543
Critical Heat Currents in
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C. E. Chase
Proc. Intl. Conf. on Low Temperature Physics, London, Sept. 1962
544
Energy of a Vortex Ring in a
Tube and Critical Velocities
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J. C. Fineman
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548B
A Pulse Compression System
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D.
R.
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R
Hill Climbing Methods for
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Measurements of the Superconducting Energy Gap in Lead
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556
R
New Method for Measuring
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Real-Channel Aspects of an
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Error-Free Data Transmission
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Proc. WESCON, Los Angeles,
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567
R
Thunderstorm Excitation of the
Earth-Ionosphere Cavity
M. Balser
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581
Mobility Without Vision by
Living Creatures Other Than
Man (With Special Reference
to Insectivorous Bats)
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Proc. Mobility Research Conf.
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583
R
An Evaluation of Recent
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588
R
Vapor Growth and Doping
of Silicon Crystals Using
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589
R
Superconducting Behavior of
Some /3-Tungsten Structure
Niobium Compounds and Their
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H. C.
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590
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Analysis of Large PinConnected Three-Dimensional
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E. C. Rossow §
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591
R
Current Status of High-Field
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S. H. Autler
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594
R
The Reaction of Stannane with
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M. D.
H. C.
M. C.
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595
Radar Studies of the Lunar
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J. V. Evans
NEREM Record (1962)
599
Growth and Nucleation Sites
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by an Oxide Replica Technique
T. P. Turnbull
M. J. Button
Proc. Intl. Cong, for Electron
Microscopy, Philadelphia,
Aug.1962
601
A Lorentz Attachment for the
RCA EMU-3 Microscope
M.S. Cohen
Proc. Intl. Cong, for Electron
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1962
615
R
Minimum Fuel Feedback Control Systems: Second Order
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321 (1963)
621
Experimental Evaluation of
a 1000-Wavelength Antenna
V. L. Lynn
K.J. Keeping
W. D. Fitzgerald
NEREM Record (1962)
Reed
Gatos
LaFleur
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Banus
Gatos
Lavine
Reed
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626
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Visual Pattern Recognition:
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627
R
The Biased-Gap Klystron
I. Hefni
Proc. High-Power Microwave
Tube Symp., Fort Monmouth,
Sept. 1962
628
R
Antiferromagnetic Materials
and Their Application at
Millimeter and Submillimeter
Wavelengths
G. S. Heller
NEREM Record (1962)
630
Magnetostatic Modes in Thin
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K. J. Harte
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632
R
Cascading Low-Gain Parametric C. Blake
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Proc. Natl. Electronics Conf.,
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640
R
Spiral and Concentric-Circle
Walls Observed by Lorentz
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M. S. Cohen
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641
The Self-Shielded Microwave
Discharge
C. E. Muehe
NEREM Record (1962)
644
R
Measurement of the Surface
Temperature of a Solid Under
Electron Bombardment
E. Silverman
Proc. High-Power Microwave
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Sept. 1962
645
Radio Echo Studies of the Moon
J. V. Evans
Proc. Conf. on Lunar Exploration,
Virginia Polytechnic Institute,
Aug.1962
654
Stimulated Infrared Emission
from Small Glass Fibers
H. A. Bostick
Proc. Boston Laser Conf.,
Northeastern Univ., Aug. 1962
660
R
Rotatable Anisotropy in Negative S. S. Lehrer
Magnetostriction Ni-Fe Films
J. Appl. Phys. 34, 1207(1963)
662
R
Crystallographic Transitions
in Several Chromium Spinel
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A. Wold
R. J. Arnott
E. Whipple
J.B. Goodenough
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665
R
Thermodynamic Self-Consistent
Theory of Indirect Exchange
in Metals
T. A. Kaplan
J. Appl. Phys. 34, 1339(1963)
666
R
Magnetic Properties of a
Single Crystal of Manganese
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E. E. Huber, Jr.
D. H. Ridgley
J. Appl. Phys. 34, 1099(1963)
669
R
Atomic Moments and Magnetic
Coupling in Cation ExcessNickel Arsenides
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J. Appl. Phys. 34, 1193(1963)
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671
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Flux Growth of NiFe204
Crystals by the Czochralski
Method
W. Kunnmann
A. Ferretti
A. Wold
J. Appl. Phys.34, 1264(1963)
674
R
The Raman Maser
H. J. Zeiger
P. E. Tannenwald
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675
R
Recombination Radiation
Emitted by Gallium Arsenide
R. J. Keyes
T. M. Quist
Quantum Electronics HI, Vol. 2
(Columbia Univ. Press, New
York, 1964)
676
R
Optically-Pumped Parametric
Oscillators at Microwave and
Infrared Frequencies
J. H. Dennis
P. R. Longaker
R. H, Kingston
Quantum Electronics HI, Vol. 2
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679
R
Antiferromagnetism in NiTiOo
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J.
S.
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S. Heller
J. Stickler
Kern
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J. Appl. Phys. 34, 1033(1963)
680
R
Drive Current Margins of
Magnetic Film Memories
A H. Anderson
T S. Crowther
J. I. Raff el
J. Appl. Phys.34, 1165(1963)
685
R
Nonlinear Effects in Solid
State Plasmas
B Lax
A L. McWhorter
J. G. Mavroides
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694
R
High Power Tube Techniques
G L, Guernsey
Proc. Sixth Natl. Conf. on Electron Tube Techniques, New
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702
The Haystack Experimental
Facility
H. G. Weiss
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703
R
Time-Optimal Velocity Control
of a Spinning Space Body
M. Athans
P. L. Falb
R. T. Lacoss
Trans. IEEE, Appl. and Indust. 82,
206 (1963)
704
Estimation of a System Pulse
Transfer Function in the
Presence of Noise
M. J. Levin
Proc. Fourth Joint Automatic
Control Conf., Minneapolis,
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707
H.J. Kushner
A New Method of Locating the
Maximum Point of an Arbitrary
Multipeak Curve in the Presence
of Noise
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709
Optimal Control of Self-Adjoint
Systems
M. Athans
P. L. Falb
R. T. Lacoss
Trans. IEEE, Appl. and Indust. 83,
161 (1964)
710
Minimum-Fuel Control of
Second-Order Systems with
Real Poles
M. Athans
Trans. IEEE, Appl. and Indust. 83,
148 (1964)
190
Meeting Speeches
MS No.
732
IEEE Intl. Conv. Record, Pt. 4
Methods for the Adaptive
Optimization of Binary
Detection Systems
H.J. Kushner
735
R
Semiconductor Maser of GaAs
T. M. Quist
R.J. Keyes
W.E. Krag
B. Lax
A. L. McWhorter
R.H. Rediker
H. J. Zeiger
Quantum Electronics III, Vol. 2
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752
Comments on the Lincoln
Laboratory GaAs Diode Maser
R.H. Rediker
Proc. Lasers and Applications
Symp., Ohio State Univ., Nov.
1962
762
R
A Portable Detector for
Ultrasounds
J. J.G. McCue
A. Bertolini
IEEE Intl. Conv. Record, Pt. 9
(1963)
770
R
Fuel-Optimal Control of a
Double-Integral Plant with
Response Time Constraints
M. Athans
Trans. IEEE, Appl. and Indust.
83, 240 (1964)
774
R
Trends in Radome Design
Parameters
M. M. Hannoosh
R. A. Muldoon
Proc. Society of Plastics Industry,
Reinforced Plastics Division,
Chicago, Feb. 1963
779R
R
Semiconductor Masers
B. Lax
Proc. Symp. on Optical Masers,
Polytechnic Institute of Brooklyn,
Apr. 1963
779E
R
Semiconductor Lasers
B. Lax
Ann.N. V. Acad. Sci. 122, 598
(1965), DDC 621114
787
R
Electrical Properties of
Praseodymium Oxides
J. M. Honig
A. A. Cella
J.C. Cornwell
Proc. Third Rare Earth
Conf., Clearwater, Florida,
Apr. 1963
828
R
Theoretical Temperature Rise
in Materials Due to Electron
Reams
G. E. Vibrans
Proc. Fifth Annual Electron
Beam Symp., Boston, Mar. 1963
831
R
Report on Progress in Information Theory in the U.S.A.,
1960-1963: Radar Waveform
Selection
R. M. Lerner
Trans. IEEE, PTGIT IT-9, 246
835
R
Praseodymium — Group V Compounds. I. Vaporization Behavior and Nonstoichiometry
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K. A. Gingerich
Proc. Third Rare Earth Conf.,
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Apr.1963
836
R
Studies of the E-Region by the
Incoherent Backscatter Method
J. V. Evans
Electron Density Distribution i n
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191
Meeting Speeches
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843
Approximate Theory of Magnetic Ordering in Heisenberg
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T. A. Kaplan
Proc. Symp. on Some
Problems of the Physics of
Ferromagnetism and Ferroelectricity, Leningrad, May 1963
845
R
Nonlinear Effects in a Plasma
M. S. Macrakis
Proc. Intl. Symp. on Ionization
Phenomena, Paris, July 1963
867
The Effects of Computer Science T. C. Bartee
on Engineering Mathematics
Proc.OECD Conf. on Engineering
Mathematics, Rome, May 1963
873
R
Functional Techniques for the
H. L. VanTrees
Analysis of the Nonlinear
Behavior of Phase-Locked Loops
Proc. IEEE 52, 894(1964)
877
H
Radar Determination of the
Astronomical Unit
Proc. Intl. Astronomical Union,
Paris, May 1963
881
R
AC Susceptibility Measurements M. Strongin
on Transition Metal SuperconE. Maxwell
ductors Containing Rare Earth
T.B. Reed
and Ferromagnetic Metal Solutes
Revs. Modern Phys. 36, 164(1964)
892
Combination Diplexer and Circular Polarization Transducer
J. B. Rankin
NEREM Record (1963)
895
R
Rapid-Freeze Method for
Growth of Bismuth Single
Crystals
S. Fischler
Trans. Met. Soc.AIME 230,
340 (1964)
896
Long-Range Millimeter Radars
V. L. Lynn
M.D. Sohigian
NEREM Record (1963)
904
Recent Developments in Plasma
Generation
T. B. Reed
Proc. Natl. Electronics Conf.,
Northwestern Univ., Oct. 1963
909
Use of Burst Mode Waveforms
in High Resolution Radars
A. A. Galvin
NEREM Record (1963)
910
Injection Lasers and Injection
Luminescence
R. H. Rediker
NEREM Record (1963)
913A
R
A Multilayer Dielectric- and
Magnetic-Film Memory Cell
Designed for Optical Read-Out
D.O. Smith
J. Appl.Phys.35, 772(1964)
917B
R
Magnetic Properties of Ni-FeCr Films
M.S. Cohen
J.Appl.Phys. 35, 834(1964)
918
R
Deposition Temperature and
Compositional Dependence of
Negative Anisotropy in NickelIron Films
G. P. Weiss
D.O. Smith
J. Appl.Phys. 35, 818(1964)
921
Nernst-Ettingshausen Energy
Conversion
T. C. Harman
NEREM Record (1963)
I.I. Shapiro
192
Meeting Speeches
MS No.
923
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Long Range Communication by
Orbiting Dipole Belts
W. E. Morrow, Jr.
Progress in Radio Science
1960-1963. Vol.8 (Elsevier,
Amsterdam, 1965), DDC 614214
925
Ferrimagnetic Spiral Configurations in Cobalt
Chromite
N. Menyuk
K. Dwight
A. Wold
J.de Physique 25, 528 (1964)
940
R
Narrow Band vs Localized
d Electrons
J.B. Goodenough
Proc. Buhl Intl. Conf. on
Materials, Pittsburgh,
Oct. 1963
941
R
Spin Correlations Among
Narrow-Band Electrons
J.B. Goodenough
J. Appl. Phys.35, 1083(1964)
943
R
Electrical Conductivity in the
Spinel System Co1_ Li V204
D. B. Rogers
J. B. Goodenough
A. Wold
J. Appl. Phys.35, 1069(1964)
946
R
Effects of High-Pressure, HighTemperature Treatment on the
Properties of Electronic
Materials
E. P. Warekois
Special Technical Publication
No. 374, ASTM (1965)
952
R
Future Developments in Large
Magnetic Film Memories
J.I. Raffel
J. Appl. Phys. 35, 748(1964)
968
R
The Fermi Surface of Graphite
M.S. Dresselhaus
J. G. Mavroides
IBM J. Research Develop.
8, 262 (1964)
985A
R
Experiments on Room Tempera- T. C. Harman
J. M. Honig
ture Nernst-Ettingshausen
S. Fischler
Refrigerators
A. E. Paladino
M. J. Button
J. Eng. Indust. (Trans. ASME B)
87, 21 (1965)
989
The Phase Transition Region
of PrO,1.5t
D.S. Chapin
M.C. Finn
J. M. Honig
Proc. Fourth Rare Earth Conf.,
Tempe, Arizona, Apr. 1964
1001
R
Band Edge Structure of PbS,
PbSe and PbTe
J. O. Dimmock
G.B. Wright
Proc. Seventh Intl. Conf. on
Physics of Semiconductors,
Paris, July 1964, DDC 453889
1002
Galvano-Thermomagnetic
Phenomena in Bismuth
T.C. Harman
J. M. Honig
B. M. Tarmy
Proc. Seventh Intl. Conf. on
Physics of Semiconductors,
Paris, July 1964
1009
R
Magnetic Properties of
V * Ions in Cubic Spinels
K.
N.
D.
A.
Dwight
Menyuk
B. Rogers
Wold
Proc. Intl. Conf. on Magnetism,
Nottingham, Sept. 1964
DDC 614319
1010
R
On the Symmetry of Spin Configurations in Magnetic
Crystals
J. O. Dimmock
Proc. Intl. Conf. on Magnetism,
Nottingham, Sept. 1964,
DDC 614859
193
Meeting Speeches
MS No.
1011
Injection Luminescence in
InAs Diodes
1012
R
Least-Squares Array Processing M. J. Levin
for Signals of Unknown Form
Radio and Klectron. Eng. 29,
213 (1965), DDC 618772
1013
Injection Luminescence and
Laser Action in InSb
R.J. Phelan, Jr.
R. H. Rediker
Proc. Symp. on Radiative Recombination in Semiconductors,
Paris, July 1964
1014
R
Spin Quenching in the System
MnAs, P and MnAs, Sb
1-x x
1-y y
J. B. Goodenough
D. H. Ridgley
W. A. Newman
Proc. Intl. Conf. on Magnetism,
Nottingham, Sept. 1964,
DDC 616043
1033
R
Progress in MagnetoOptical Effects
B. Lax
Proc. Seventh Intl. Conf. on
Physics of Semiconductors,
Paris, July 1964, DDC 453890
1049
Automatic Film Reading at
Lincoln Laboratory
H. L. Kasnitz
Proc. Society of Photographic
Instrumentation Engineers,
St. Louis, Mar. 1964
1087
Field Emission in a Very
Inhomogeneous Field
G. E. Vibrans
Proc. Physical Electronics
Conf., M.I.T., Mar. 1964
1088
Computation of the Space
Charge Spreading of an
Electron Beam Under
Acceleration
G.E. Vibrans
Proc. Sixth Electron Beam
Symp., Boston, Apr. 1964
Analog Communication
over Randomly-Time Varying Channels
H. L. VanTrees
IEEE Trans. Inform. Theory
IT-12, 51 (1966)
1116
R
Transition-Metal Oxides with
Metallic Conductivity
J. B. Goodenough
Bull. Soc. Chim. France,
No. 4, 1200 (1965) DDC 618458
1131
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Electrical and ElectroOptical Properties of Interface-Alloy Heterojunctions
R. H. Rediker
S. Stopek
E.D. Hinkley
Trans. Met. Soc. AIME 233.
463 (1965), DDC 614320
1156
Radar Determination of
Planetary Motions
1.1. Shapiro
Proc. Twelfth General Assembly
of the Intl. Astronomical
Union, Hamburg, Aug. 1964
1158
R
Modulation of GaAs Injection
Lasers
B.S. Goldstein
R. M. Weigand
J.D. Welch
NEREM Record (1964),
DDC 454540
1165
Thickness Dependence of Creep
Switching in Magnetic Films
G. P. Gagnon
T.S. Crowther
J. Appl.Phys. 36, 1112(1965)
1172
R
Investigation of Eddy-CurrentInduced Nondestructive Readout
in Thin-Film Memories
M.S. Maltz
J. Appl.Phys. 36, 1121 (1965),
DDC 616436
1111A
R
I. Melngailis
194
Proc.Symp. on Radiative Recombination in Semiconductors,
Paris, July 1964
Meeting Speeches
MS No.
1173
R
Graphical Communication
and Control Languages
L.G. Roberts
Proc.Second Congress on Information Sciences, Hot Springs,
Nov. 1964, DDC 626882
1174
R
Complex vs Band Formation in
Perovskite Oxides
J.B. Goodenough
P. M. Raccah
J. Appl.Phys.36, 1031(1965),
DDC 616433
1175
R
Determination of Magnetic
Ordering in Heisenberg Magnets
from High-Temperature Expansions
T.A. Kaplan
H. E. Stanley
K. Dwight
N. Menyuk
J. Appl. Phys. 36, 1129(1965),
DDC 616434
1176
R
Magnetic Properties of
MnCr2S4
N. Menyuk
K. Dwight
A. Wold
J. Appl. Phys. 36, 1088(1965)
DDC 616436
1177
R
Diffuse Paramagnetic Neutron
Scattering in Chromium Spinels
K. Dwight
N. Menyuk
T. A. Kaplan
J. Appl. Phys. 36, 1090(1965),
DDC 616435
1186
R
Lorent?. Microscopy of Small
Ferromagnetic Particles
M.S. Cohen
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DDC 616438
1187
R
Spin-Wave Effects in MagneticFilm Switching
K. J. Harte
J. Appl. Phys. 36, 960(1965),
DDC 616442
1189
R
Uniaxial-Anisotropy Spectrum
in Nonmagnetostrictive Permalloy Films
D.O. Smith
G. P. Weiss
J. Appl. Phys. 36, 962(1965),
DDC 616444
1196
DeHaas-Van Alphen Effect in
Pyrolytic and Single Crystal
Graphite
S. J. Williamson §
S. Foner
M.S. Drcsselhaus
Proc. Eleventh Intl. Conf. on
Low Temperature Physics,
Columbus, Sept. 1964
1197
R
Rotating Shallow Elastic
Shells of Revolution
E. Reissner §
F. Y.M. Wan
J. Soc. Indust. Appl. Math. 1_3,
333 (1965), DDC 618596
1215
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Longitudinal Kerr Effect
Using a Very Thin Fe Film
D.O. Smith
J. Appl. Phys. 36, 1120(1965),
DDC 616437
1240
R
Experiments on Systems
J. L. Morey §
D. B. Yntema
Proc.Second Congress on
Information System Sciences,
Hot Springs, Nov. 1964
1294
R
Energy Band Parameter
Determination in Graphite
M.S. Dresselhaus
J. G. Mavroides
Carbon ±, 465 (1966)
1339
Amplitude Noise in Gas Lasers
Below and Above the Threshold
of Oscillation
C. Freed
H. A. Haus §
Physics of Quantum Electronics
(McGraw-Hill, New York, 1966)
1343
Sum and Difference Frequency
Generation in Gases and Liquids
P. N. Butcher §
W. H. Kleiner
P. L. Kelley
H.J. Zeiger
Physics of Quantum Electronics
(McGraw-Hill, New York, 1966)
195
Meeting Speeches
MS No.
1396
Magneto-Emission Studies of
Pbs, PbTe, and PbSe Diode
Lasers
J. F. Butler
A.R.Calawa
Physics of Quantum Electronics
(McGraw-Hill, New York, 1966)
1397
Laser Emission by Optical
Pumping of Semiconductors
R. J. Phelan, Jr.
Physics of Quantum Electronics
(McGraw-Hill, New York, 1966)
1398
Multiple Stimulated Brillouin
Scattering in Solids
P. E. Tannenwald
Physics of Quantum Electronics
(McGraw-Hill, New York, 1966)
1399
Plasmon Scattering of Light and A. L. McWhorter
Stimulated Emission of Plasmons
in Solids
Physics of Quantum Electronics
(McGraw-Hill, New York, 1966)
1420
R
A Graphical Service System
with Variable Syntax
L. G. Roberts
Commun. ACM 9, 173(1966)
DDC 636364
1438
R
Electronic Band Structure and
Optical Properties of RareEarth Metals
J. O. Dimmock
A. J. Freeman §
R. E. Watson §
Optical Properties and Electronic
Structure of Metals and Alloys,
(North-Holland, Amsterdam, 1966)
1443
Coding for a Class of Unknown Channels
I.G. Stiglitz
Accepted IEEE Trans. Inform.
Theory
1447
R
Semiconductor Bulk Injection
Lasers
I. Melngailis
NEREM Record (1965), DDC 633182
1451
R
Magnetoreflection Studies in
the Band Structure of Antimony
M.S. Dresselhaus
J. G. Mavroides
Optical Properties and Electronic Structure of Metals and
Alloys (North-Holland, Amsterdam, 1966)
1459
R
Ferromagnetism in CdCr?Se.
and CdCr^
N.
K.
R.
A.
Menyuk
Dwight
J. Arnott
Wold
J. Appl.Phys.37, 1387(1966)
1463
R
Reduced Manganese Moment in
Manganese Chromite
K.
N.
J.
A.
Dwight
Menyuk
Feinleib
Wold
J. Appl. Phys. 37, 962(1966)
1464
R
Single-Crystal Growth and
Properties of the Perovskites
LaV03 and YV03
D. B. Rogers
A. Ferretti
D. H. Ridgley
R. J. Arnott
J. B. Goodenough
J. Appl. Phys, 37, 1431(1966)
1467
R
Theory of Large-Angle Ripple
in Magnetic Films
K. J. Harte
J. Appl. Phys. 37, 1295(1966)
Origin of Quadrature Flux in
Magnetic Films
K. J.
M.S.
G. P.
D.O.
Phys. Stat. Sol. 15, 225(1966)
1468A
R
Harte
Cohen
Weiss
Smith
196
Meeting Speeches
MS No.
1469
R
Antiferromagnetic Resonance
in RbMnF, Below the Spin-Flop
Transition
W.J.Ince
J. Appl.Phys.37, 1132(1966)
1470
R
Sensitive Pulsed Magnetoresistive Measurement of Magnetic Film H,
R. C. Johnston
J. Appl. Phys. 37, 1466(1966)
1472
R
Measured Relaxation Times for
the Uniaxial-Anisotropy Spectrum in Nonmagnetostrictive
Permalloy Films
D.O. Smith
G. P. Weiss
K. J. Harte
J. Appl. Phys. 37, 1464(1966)
1473
R
Temperature Stabilization of
Unsaturated Microwave Ferrite
Devices
E. Stern
W. J. Ince
J. Appl. Phys. 37, 1075(1966)
1474
R
Temperature Variation of the
Spin-Wave Dispersion Relation
R. Weber
P. E. Tannenwald
J. Appl. Phys. 37, 1058(1966)
1475
R
Covalency Criterion for Localized vs Collective Electrons
in Oxides with the Perovskite
Structure
J.B. Goodenough
J. Appl. Phys. 37, 1415(1966)
1477
R
Crystallographic Study of Several Chromium Spinels
P. M. Raccah
R. J. Bouchard §
A. Wold
J. Appl. Phys. 37, 1436(1966)
1501
R
Saturable Shielding - A Technique for Nonlinear Coupling in
Magnetic Circuits
R. Berger
T.S. Crowther
J.I. Raffel
J. Appl. Phys. 37, 1359(1966)
1551
R
A Real-Time Computing System
for LASA
II. W. Briscoe
P. L. Fleck
Proc. Spring Joint Computer
Conf., Boston, Apr. 1966
1559
R
Statistical Properties of Random O. A. Z. Leneman
Pulse Trains
197
IEEE Intl. Conv. Record, Pt. 6,
(1966)
REPORTS PREPARED FOR LINCOLN LABORATORY
Hayden
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DDC
No.
Research Report on Arbitrary
Linear System Synthesis
Andersen Laboratories,
Inc.
A Report on the Conversion of
Collins 207B-1 Transmitters,
Engineering Report No. 221
29 June 1953
221624
Collins Radio Co.
9 July 1951
221566
Frequency Modulation and Frequency Shift Keying Exciter,
Collins Part No. 505 4702 004,
Engineering Report No. 224
Collins Radio Co.
31 July 1951
221564
Operation of a VHF Transmitter
for Long-Distance Propagation
Test, Research Report No. 113
Collins Radio Co.
1 Nov.1951
118400
Rhombic Antenna Pattern
Measurements, Research
Report No. 126
Collins Radio Co.
31 Oct. 1952
118401
Operation of a VHF Transmitter
for Long Distance Propagation
Test, Research Report No. 129
Collins Radio Co.
1 July 1953
221568
Operation of a VHF Transmitter
for Long Distance Propagation
Test, Research Report No. 130
Collins Radio Co.
31 Jan.1954
221565
Operation of a VHF Transmitter
for Long Distance Propagation
Test, Research Report No. 135
Collins Radio Co.
1 July 1954
221567
Rhombic Antenna Pattern Measurement, Research Report
No. 133
Collins Radio Co.
16 July 1954
221563
Final Engineering Report and
Instruction Book on 50 Megacycle Pulse Receiver Development Type 53B-1, Engineering
Report No. 380
Collins Radio Co.
15 Dec.1954
240867
Operation of a VHF Transmitter
for Long Distance Propagation
Test, Research Report No. 136
Collins Radio Co.
1 Jan.1955
240781
Operation of a VHF Transmitter
for Long Distance Propagation
Test, Engineering Report No. 417
Collins Radio Co.
1 July 1955
221562
198
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Reports Prepared For Lincoln Laboratory
DDC
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Final Report — Operation of a
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tance Propagation Test, Engineering Report No. 457
Collins Radio Co.
1 Jan.1956
240798
Contract for Services, Materials
and Facilities for the Development of Ferrites for Digital
Computers, Final Report
General Ceramics Corp.
1 May 195230 June 1955
221571
Analysis of Magnetic Amplifiers
by the Use of Difference Equations, Technical Report No.
SRL 7002-7
MIT Servomechanisms
Laboratory
27 Aug.1954
240458
Application of a Magnetic Amplifier to a High Performance
instrument Servo, Technical
Report No. SRL 7002-10
MIT Servomechanisms
Laboratory
May 1955
81981
A Magnetic-Amplifier Simulator, Technical Report No.
SRL 7002-11
MIT Servomechanisms
Laboratory
23 May 1955
A Differentiator for A-C Computers, Technical Report No.
SRL 7002-12
MIT Servomechanisms
Laboratory
May 1956
130676
Power Switching Transistors
in Servo-Amplifiers, Technical Report No. SRL 7002-13
MIT Servomechanisms
Laboratory
June 1956
240456
An Accurate Transistorized
Multiplier-Divider, Technical
Report No. SRL 7002-14
MIT Servomechanisms
Laboratory
June 1956
240459
Coulomb Friction Compensation
of Potentiometer Wire-Stepping
Oscillation in Servos, Technical
Report No. SRL 7002-15
MIT Servomechanisms
Laboratory
15 June 1956
240460
A Study of Dual-Mode DamperStabilized Servo, Technical
Report No. SRL 7002-16
MIT Servomechanisms
Laboratory
15 June 1956
240488.
Development of Two Megawatt
675 MC Pulse Magnetron QK517,
Summary Technical Report
Raytheon Co.
27 Dec.1955
1 June 1956
246817
Development of QK516 Two
Megawatt UHF Tunable Pulse
Magnetron, Interim Progress
Report
Raytheon Co.
1 June 19561 Feb.1957
199
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246816
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DDC
No.
Development of a Two Megawatt
UHF-Band Tunable Magnetron,
QK499-QK508-QK516 Final
Engineering Report
Raytheon Co.
15 Feb. 195430 June 1957
246815
Evaluation of Fluid Bearing
Types for Large Antennas,
Interim Progress Report No.
I-A2245-1
The Franklin Institute
15 Dec.195815 June 1959
256449
Study of the Application of
Hydrostatic Lubrication to the
Support of a 300 Foot Paraboloid
Antenna. . . , Interim Report No.
I-A2245-2
The Franklin Institute
1 Sept. 1959
242191
Analysis of Radial Bearings,
Consisting of a Number of
Hydrostatic Bearing Pads
Mounted on Elastic Supports,
Interim Report No. I-A2245-3
The Franklin Institute
28 Sept. 1959
241707
Analysis of Captive Thrust
Bearings Consisting of a Number of Hydrostatic Bearing Pads
on Elastic Supports, Interim
Report No. I-A2245-4
The Franklin Institute
Nov.1959
241703
Analysis of Non-Captive Thrust
Bearings Consisting of a Number of Hydrostatic Bearing Pads
on Elastic Supports, Interim
Report No. I-A2245-5
The Franklin Institute
16 Oct. 1959
241764
Analysis of Some Structural
Problems Associated with the
Design of Large Hydrostatic
Bearings, Interim Report
No. I-A2245-6
The Franklin Institute
241765
Hydrostatic Bearing Compensating Element Study, Interim
Report No. I-A2245-7
The Franklin Institute
241704
The Effect of the Method of
Compensation on Hydrostatic
Bearing Stiffness, Interim Report No.I-A2245-8
The Franklin Institute
Dec.1959
241705
A Comparative Analysis of
Hydrostatic Bearing Pad Configuration, Interim Report
No.I-A2245-9
The Franklin Institute
Jan.1960
241706
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Hydrostatic Bearings and Related Topics: A Survey of
Technical Literature. . . ,
Interim Report No. I-A2245-10
The Franklin Institute
Hydrostatic Bearings for Large
Antennas, A Survey, Final
Report F-A2245
The Franklin Institute
Jan.1960
241585
A Method to Study the Static
and Dynamic Behavior of a
Radome Panel, LL-VII-22
MIT Aeroelastic and
Structures Research
Laboratory
Aug.1960
246187
H-211
M $1.50
P$13.60
Survey of Hypervel'ocity
Impact Information
ASRL Report No. 99-1,
LL-II-60
MIT Aeroelastic and
Structures Research
Laboratory
Sept. 1961
267289
H-363
M$3.50
P$62.90
Survey of Hypervelocity
Impact Information, Addendum
ASRL Report No. 99-1, Add.
LL-II-60
MIT Aeroelastic and
Structures Research
Laboratory
Sept. 1961
267289
H-364
M $2.40
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201
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SPECIAL REPORTS
DDC
No.
Symposium on Rigid Radomes,
M.I.T., 8-10 September 1958
15 Oct. 1958
fVol. 1
232582
Conference on Lubrication of Large
Bearing and Drive Gearing Systems,
Lincoln Laboratory, 13-14 May 1959
Dec.1959
Symposium on the Application of Low
Noise Receivers to Radar and Allied
Equipment, Lincoln Laboratory,
24-28 October I960
22 Nov.1960
•fVol. 2
248691
tVol.3
248692
fFinal Report, Project Barnstable
30 June I960
202
240363
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LINCOLN LABORATORY PUBLICATIONS
An Introduction to the Theory
of Random Signals and Noise
W. B. Davenport, Jr.
W. L. Root
1958
McGraw-Hill Book
Co., Inc., New York
The Prediction of Ballistic
Missile Trajectories from
Radar Observations
I. I. Shapiro
1958
McGraw-Hill Book
Co., Inc., New York
Microwave Ferrites
and Ferrimagnetics
B. Lax
K. J. Button
1962
McGraw-Hill Book
Co., Inc., New York
Theory and Design
of Digital Machines
T. C. Bartee
I. L. Lebow
I. S. Reed
1962
McGraw-Hill Book
Co., Inc., New York
Digital Computers in
Research
B. F. Green, Jr.
1963
McGraw-Hill Book
Co., Inc., New York
Communication Nets —
Stochastic Message Flow
and Delay
L. Kleinrock
1964
McGraw-Hill Book
Co., Inc., New York
Optimal Control
M. Athans
P. L. Falb
1966
McGraw-Hill Book
Co., Inc., New York
ABSTRACTS
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Abstracts of Scientific
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11954-1956
1956-1960
June I960
M$2.20
P$51.10
1960-1962
June 1962
276880
H-449
M$1.5 0
P$21.65
1962-1965
June 1965
625694
H-688
M$1.50
P$19.20
203
LINCOLN LABORATORY LIBRARY REFERENCE BIBLIOGRAPHIES
DDC
No.
No.
Generation and Properties of Thermal
Plasmas (1955-1960)
Hayden
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and
Prices
28 Nov. I960
250956
H-251
M$1.50
P$2.80
28 Dec. I960
250957
H-252
M$1.50
P$4.90
8 Feb. 1961
254335
H-282
M$1.50
P$4.90
2 Oct. 1961
272830
H-381
M$1.50
P$14.40
27 Dec. 1961
271667
H-378
M$1.50
P$6.65
285491
H-429
M$1.50
P$12.40
Infrared Spectrum Analysis of Plastics
and Resins, Particularly Polyurethanes,
Polyesters, Epoxys, and Polymers
(1950-1960)
Preparation and Properties of Indium
Antimonide Thin Films and Devices
Using Indium Antimonide (1955-1960)
Continuous Motion Principle as Applied
to Photography and Television (1950-1960)
Adaptive or Self-Optimizing Control
Systems (1950-February 1961)
Instrumentation for Recovery and Re-entry
of Manned Spacecraft (1955-April 1961)
Perturbative Forces Affecting the
Motions of Artificial Earth Satellites
(1955-April 1961)
Artificial Intelligence - Soviet Bloc
(1950-1961)
9
Network Flow Theory Especially the Transportation Problem, the Shortest Route
Problem and Queuing Theory (1957-1961)
10
Transition Probabilities, Dissociation
Energies, and Emissivities of Atoms
and Molecules of the Elements and Common
Metal Oxides (1947-May 1962)
11
Ship Stabilization and Position Keeping
Devices (1950-March 1962)
12
Tropospheric Scatter Communication
Systems (1955-July 1962)
13
Soviet Books on Radiotechnology and
Electronics in 1962 (1962)
4 Sept. 1962
2 04
Reference Bibliographies
DDC
No.
No.
14
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Radar Astronomy (1946-August 1962)
31 Dec.1962
294683
H-462
M$1.50
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Radomes, Part 1 (1949-November 1962)
31 Jan.1963
401159
H-493
M$1.50
P$7.90
30 Apr. 1963
415716
H-509
M$1.50
P$4.20
11 Aug. 1965
628200
H-7 00
M$1.50
P$8.00
16
Raman Spectra of Inorganic Solids
with Emphasis on Quartz
(1947-December 1962)
17
Diamond: Synthesis and Properties
(1958-December 1962)
18
Superconducting Magnets and Properties
of Superconductors (1960-,Ianuary 1963)
19
Photometric Measurements of the Lunar
Surface (1952-April 1963)
21
Redundancy Techniques for Achieving
Reliability in Logical Networks
(1962-July 1963)
22
Representations and Applications of
Lorentz Groups (1956-September 1963)
24
Depolarization of Electromagnetic Radiation
Scattered from Anisotropic Media
(1947-April 1964)
25
Antimonides, Arsenides and Phosphides
of the Transition Metals (1958-June 1964)
26
Scattering and Attenuation by Precipitation
Particles (1 950-September 1964)
27
Formant Tracking (1950-August 1965)
28
Adhesion of Vacuum Deposited Thin Films
(Permalloy, Magnetic, Metallic) on Glass
(1950-September 1965)
29
Zinc Telluride, Zinc Selenide, Cadmium
Telluride and Their Combinations
(1960-April 1966)
50
Klectronically-Controlled Microwave
Devices (1960-March 1966)
205
LINCOLN LABORATORY LIBRARY QUICK SEARCHES
No.
Period Covered
Date Completed
Q-l
Electronic Aids in Air Navigation
1956-1962
July 1962
Q-2
Recent Developments in Package
Nuclear Power Reactors
1959-Sept. 1962
Sept. 1962
Q-3
Design of Logic Circuits Using
Transistors
1958-1962
Nov.1962
Q-4
Instrumentation for Television
Scan and Frame Rate Conversion
1952-1962
Dec.1962
Q-5
Residual Gas Analysis in Vacuum
Systems
1959-Apr.1963
July 1963
Q-b
Artificial Dielectrics for Focusing
Microwaves
1948-Jan. 1963
Aug. 1963
Q-7
Ultrasonic Absorption in Air
1946-June 1963
July 1963
Q-8
Electronic Photography
1958-Apr. 1963
May 1963
Q-9
Integrating Microdensitometry of
Photographs
1959-June 1963
July 1963
Q-10
Preparation and Properties of
Europium Monoxide and Chromium
Dioxide
1928-Oct. 1963
Nov.1963
Q-ll
Attitude Perturbations and Control
Techniques for SYNCOM Satellites
1957-1965
Jan.1966
Q-12
Nonlinear Transformations
of Random Processes
1952-Apr. 1965
May 1965
Q-l 3
Stability Constants and Volatility
Constants of Barium and Strontium
Chelatcs
1964-Jan. 1966
Feb. 1966
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INDEX OF LINCOLN LABORATORY AUTHORS
Underlined JA numbers indicate Meeting Speeches.
Since I960, Meeting Speeches have been assigned
MS numbers.
Abel, W. G., TR-81; JA-1824, MS-433, MS-521
Adler, M., TN-1965-52
Adler, R. B.. TR-25
Aho, E..T., TR-212, JA-855, JA-1745, JA-2256
Akutowicz, R. J., JA-331, JA-381, JA-446,
JA-476, JA-488, JA-1000
Allen, J. L., TR-228, TR-236, TR-281, TR-299,
TR-323, TR-381; GR-31-150, JA-1671,
JA-1890, JA-1892, JA-1952, JA-2304, JA-2407,
JA-2493, .IA-2564
Ames, L. A., TR-3
Anderson, A. II., TR-278, GR-51-11,
GR-51G-0019; JA-1659; MS-680
Anderson, E. K., TR-49; JA-188, JA-196,
JA-261
Andrews, W. A., GR-46-42
Archer, D. H., TR-168
Argyres, P. N., GR-81G-0031; JA-1302,
JA-1357, JA-1546A, JA-1869, JA-2138,
.IA-2277, JA-2597; MS-205, MS-449, MS-451
Armcnti, A. W., TR-283, TR-377; TN-1965-1
Arnold, C. R., TN-1965-16, TN-1966-28
Arnott, R. J., JA-1106," .IA-1454, JA-1697,
JA-1708, JA-1721, JA-1973A, JA-2116,
JA-2117A, JA-2219, JA-2392, JA-2495,
JA-2580, JA-2768; JA-869, JA-1425, MS-351,
MS-662, MS-1459, MS-1464
Arthur, J.S., JA-1423A
Artman, J.O., TR-70; JA-48, JA-273, JA-418,
JA-512; JA-8 57
Ash, M. E., TR-391, TR-400
Assaly, R. N., TR-277, TR-313, TR-347;
GR-315G-0001, GR-315G-2, GR-315G-5
Athans (Athanassiades), M., GR-22G-4,
GR-22G-8, GR-22G-9, GR-1964-12,
TN-1965-26, TN-1965-53; JA-1909, JA-1923A,
JA-2060, JA-2145, JA-2273, JA-2310,
JA-2415; MS-615, MS-703, MS-709, MS-710,
MS-770
Austin, M. E., TR-407
Autler, S.H., JA-977, .IA-1050, JA-1477,
JA-2005, .IA-2238, .TA-2260; JA-602, MS-394,
MS-591
Averbach, B. L., JA-416, JA-433, JA-839
207
Axelbank, M., TR-160; GR-47-26,
GR-47G-0001, GR-47G-0004, GR-47G-3;
JA-911; JA-1163
Bachner, !•'. J., JA-2412
Bagley, P. R., GR-22G-0002; JA-1226,
JA-1336
Baker, R. A
JA-122
Baker, R. H TR-8, TR-27, TR-32, TR-100,
TR-110, TR-120, TR-130, TR-300, TR-337;
JA-7, JA-14, JA-49, JA-178, JA-577
Ballantyne, J. M., MS-382
Balser, M., TR-39, TR-48; JA-86, JA-132,
JA-156, JA-574, JA-1107, JA-1579,
JA-1647, JA-1831, JA-1916, JA-1917,
JA-2038, JA-2144, JA-2218; MS-567
Banks, E., JA-768, JA-814; MS-350
Ranus, M. D., .TA-1863A, JA-1929, JA-1951,
JA-2045, JA-2202, JA-2243, JA-2265,
.IA-2384, JA-2412, JA-2447, JA-2454,
JA-2456, JA-2672; MS-594
Barker, D. B., TR-153
Barry, J. G., JA-2237; MS-525
Bartee, T. C, TR-191, TR-3ie ; JA-1645,
JA-1657, JA-1665, JA-2012; •TA-1139,
MS-52, MS-381, MS-867
Basore, B. L., TR-7
Bauer, .1. R., TR-124, TR-186; GR-33G-0015,
GR-312G-7; JA-886
Behn, R. U., GR-1 964-59
Behrndt, M. E., JA-1059; JA-1033
Belvin, F., TR-369
Benedek, G. B., JA-387
Bennett, H. S., GR-46G-0006
Bennett, J. F., TR-24
Berg, R.S., TR-251, TR-275; GR-52G-6;
.IA-1752
Berger, R., MS-1501
Bernella, D. M., TR-299, TR-381
Bertolini, A., GR-47G-0010, GR-47G-0010-1,
GR-1965-7; JA-2286; MS-762
Author Index
Bess, L., TR-18; JA-54, JA-258, JA-370,
JA-422
Best, R. L., JA-1039
Betts, F., TR-381
Beusch, J. U., TN-1965-56
Billups, R. R., TR-200, TR-223; JA-1808
Binsack, J. H., TN-1965-5
Bird, L. E., JA-1369, JA-1448, JA-1650A,
JA-2218
Bivans, E. W., TR-61, TR-104; JA-252
Black, W. L., TN-1965-45, TN-1965-48;
JA-2496, JA-2524
Blaisdell, E.W., JA-2317-10
Blake, C, TR-202, GR-46-38, GR-46G-0009;
JA-1059, JA-1376, JA-1729, JA-1847,
JA-2013, JA-2097; MS-178, MS-632
Blatt, H., TR-278; GR-1964-6
Bluestein, L. I., GR-65G-2, GR-65G-4,
GR-1964-48; JA-2046A, JA-2519
Blustein, G., GR-62G-5
Bogush, A. J,, Jr., JA-2504
Boisvert, M., TR-25
Borison, S. L., GR-41G-5, GR-1964-14,
GR-1964-33, GR-1965-10; TN-1965-27;
JA-2409
Bostick, H. A., GR-26G-1; JA-1813A, JA-1888;
MS-654
Both, W. A., GR-46G-0010
Bowles, L. W., JA-2013
Bradley, U C., JA-2606
Brebrick, R. F., JA-1957, JA-2068, JA-2270,
JA-2285, JA-2328, JA-2332, JA-2383,
JA-2480, JA-2600, JA-2610, JA-2637,
JA-2670, JA-2719; MS-347
Brennan, D. G., TR-93; GR-36-36; JA-384,
JA-747, JA-1 027
Bressel, C, GR-312G-10
Briscoe, H. W., TN-1966-16, TN-1966-38;
JA-1593, JA-1784, JA-1919, JA-2649;
MS-10A, MS-253, MS-1551
Brockelman, R. A., TR-332, TR-341; JA-2573
JA-2627, JA-2721
Bromaghim, D. R., GR-41G-0002, GR-41G-0004
Brooks, H., JA-387
Brown, D. R., JA-93
Brown, J. R., GR-21G-0001
Brown, L. T., JA-1267, JA-1340
Brown, M. C, JA-2268
Brown, R. M., JA-1640
Brown, R. N., JA-1661, JA-2001
Brown, R. R., JA-903
Bryant, B. W., TR-290
Buck, D. A., JA-32, JA-93, JA-287
Bullis, W. M., TR-115; JA-403, JA-498, JA-552
Burgess, R. G., TR-300, JA-1984
Burgiel, J. C., TR-302
Burke, R. L., TR-199, TR-221; JA-1241
Burke, W.T., GR-36-25
208
Burrows, M. L., TN-1965-9, TN-1965-46;
JA-2701
Butler, J. F., JA-2305, JA-2405, JA-2419,
JA-2517, JA-2604, JA-2636; MS-1396
Butman, R. C, TR-257
Button, K. J., TR-89, TR-176; GR-84-4;
JA-92, JA-342, JA-343, JA-448, JA-890,
JA-951, JA-1085, JA-1149, JA-1216,
JA-1495, JA-1516, JA-1521, JA-1643,
JA-1821, JA-2037; JA-317, JA-542, MS-180
Button, M. J., JA-763, JA-2326; MS-599,
MS-985A
Byrnes, B., GR-34-72
Cahill, J. J., TR-77
Cahlander, D. A., TR-271, TR-399;
GR-47G-0003; JA-2016, JA-2266; JA-1584
Calawa, A. R., JA-1629, JA-1785, JA-2028,
JA-2246, JA-2405, JA-2419, JA-2517,
JA-2567, JA-2604, JA-2636, JA-2642,
MS-1396
Camp, W. W., TR-228
Campbell, R. A., JA-498
Candidus, E.S., TR-82; JA-251
Canon, M. D., GR-1964-12; JA-2415
Capon, J., TN-1965-57, TN-1966-16,
TN-1966-29: TN-1966-37
Carbone, J. R., GR-46-45; JA-2306
Carey, D.R., JA-1974; MS-548B
Carney, A. L., JA-348
Carpenter, A., TR-194, TR-299
Carr, P. H., GR-81G-0028; JA-1429
Carroll, T. J., TR-38, TR-190; JA-216,
JA-541, JA-558
Carter, J. C, JA-2665
Cartledge, U, TR-228, TR-236, TR-299,
TR-381; GR-31-148; TN-1965-7; JA-1587;
JA-1324
Catalano, S. F., GR-43G-1, GR-47-19,
GR-47G-6, GR-1965-7; JA-1326
Catuna, G. W., JA-864
Cella, A. A., MS-787
Chace, D. E., GR-1965-6
Chapin, D. S., JA-2460; MS-989
Chase, C.E., GR-46-42, GR-46-46;
JA-334, JA-1021, JA-1064, JA-1229,
JA-1318, JA-1517, JA-1558, JA-1636,
JA-1788, JA-1921, JA-1925, JA-1993,
JA-2090, JA-2097; JA-1496, JA-1564,
MS-78, MS-543, MS-544
Chatterton, E. J., TR-130, TR-392;
JA-2076, JA-2664
Check, M. H., GR-65G-6, GR-65G-8
Author Index
Chisholm, J. H., TR-81, TR-84; JA-320,
JA-344, JA-421, JA-978, JA-1655,
JA-1824, JA-1861, JA-2096A, JA-2300;
JA-1104, MS-433, MS-521
Cho, Y., .IA-2601
Chomsky, C. S., TR-306; MS-249
Claerbout, J. F., TN-1966-7
Clapp, D. F., TN-1965-1
Clark, D. L., GR-47-36
Clark, W. A., Jr., TR-45, TR-62, TR-165;
GR-51G-0012, JA-1493, JA-1640, JA-1818;
JA-1518A, JA-1518B. MS-391
Clay, W. G., JA-1772, JA-1891, JA-1967,
JA-2078, JA-2422, JA-2557
Cogdell, J. R., TR-304
Cohen, A., GR-76G-0003; JA-1133, .IA-1703
Cohen, B., TR-104
Cohen, M.S., JA-1620, JA-1882, JA-2069,
JA-2492, JA-2562, JA-2596; JA-1486, JA-1487.
MS-106, MS-601, MS-640, MS-917B, MS-1186,
MS-1468A
Conner, H. E., GR-55G-0031
Connolly, J. B., TN-1965-3; JA-2635
Cornwell, J. C, JA-2613A; MS-787
Craig, J. W., Jr., TR-292; JA-1582, JA-2716
Crittendon, R., GR-22G-0052, GR-22G-0061
Crocker, E. A., TR-331; JA-2262, MS-240,
MS-527
Crocker, M. C, JA-2317-8, JA-2545
Croft, W. J., JA-862, JA-1044, JA-1077,
JA-2116; JA-867
Crook, D. E., GR-36G-5, GR-312G-0002,
GR-48-8; JA-2313
Crowther, T.S., TR-278; GR-51-2, GR-51-11,
GR-51G-0019, JA-1659, JA-1979; JA-2050,
JA-2324; MS-42, MS-680, MS-1165, MS-1501
Crowther, W.R., GR-21G-0019, GR-21G-0026,
GR-21G-0027. GR-21G-4, GR-62G-8;
JA-2317-4, JA-2718
Cuikay, R. S.. TR-337
Curry, G. R., TR-357; GR-47-26, GR-47G-0001,
GR-47G-0004, GR-47G-0014, GR-47G-3,
GR-1964-29; JA-1484, JA-2382
Curtis, J. P., TR-138
Dade, E. C, GR-55G-0027
Daggett, N.L., TR-251; TN-1966-3; JA-2317-6
Daley, M. M., GR-22G-0020
Daley, P. F., JA-1369
Dalrymple, G. F., TR-407; JA-2237, JA-2453;
MS-525
Danforth, II. II., JA-2627
Danforth, W. C, Jr., GR-315G-1, GR-315G-2,
GR-61G-1
Davenport, W. B., Jr., JA-937
209
Davidson, E. A., TR-236
Davis, P., JA-1133
Day, J. W, B., JA-1448, JA-1650A
deBettencourt, J.T., TR-37, TR-81, TR-84,
TR-101; JA-127, JA-320, JA-344
Delaney, E., JA-1708
Delaney, W. P., TR-228, TR-236, TR-299,
TR-381; GR-41G-0012; JA-1841, JA-1841A,
JA-1952
DeLong, D. F., GR-41G-5, GR-47-28,
GR-48G-0006
Dennis, J. H., JA-2198, JA-2391; MS-676
deRidder, CM., TR-322; GR-312G-4,
GR-312G-8; MS-423
Detwiler, S. P., TR-61
Devane, M. E., TR-185, TR-276, TR-394;
GR-315-3, GR-315G-4, GR-1965-12
Dexter, R. N., TR-17, TR-136; JA-118,
JA-150, JA-168, JA-208, JA-209, JA-405,
JA-516, JA-517
Diamond, B. L., TR-286, TR-381;
GR-47G-0012, GR-48G-5; JA-1903,
JA-1987, JA-2549
DiBartolo, J., TR-228, TR-236, TR-299,
TR-381
Dickey, D. H., JA-1854, JA-2389,
JA-2413A; MS-453
Dimmock, J.O., JA-2335, JA-2486,
JA-2735, JA-2736, JA-2816; MS-1001,
MS-1010, MS-1438
Dinneen, G. P., TR-14, TR-45, TR-62,
TR-139; JA-410; JA-1H9
Dion, A. R., TR-276, TR-324; GR-61G-3
Ditto, F.H., GR-22G-0005
Dominick, F. J., GR-21G-001 3.GR-21G-0016;
TN-1966-27; MS-179
Douglass, D. H.,.Tr., JA-1728, JA-1781,
JA-1791, JA-2234, JA-2235; MS-301,
MS-551, MS-556
Doyle, W., JA-1654; JA-1544
Draisin, W., GR-22G-0054
Dresselhaus. G. F., TR-254; JA-208, JA-1658,
JA-1820, JA-1840, JA-1886, JA-1913,
JA-2376, JA-2535, JA-2550; MS-202,
MS-204, MS-461A
Dresselhaus, M.S., JA-1658, JA-1661,
JA-1820, JA-1840, JA-1854, JA-2194,
JA-2380A, JA-2506, JA-2550, JA-2609,
JA-2661; MS-204, MS-453, MS-556,
MS-968, MS-1196, MS-1294, MS-1451
Drinan, J.D., GR-21G-0022-1, GR-21G-0024,
GR-21G-0024-1, GR-21G-3, GR-21G-7,
GR-21G-8, GR-62G-3, TN-1965-36,
TN-1965-37, TN-1965-38, TN-1965-39,
TN-1966-6, TN-1966-10, TN-1966-11,
TN-1966-13
Drouilhet, PR., TR-292; GR-64G-1,
GR-1964-54; JA-2245, JA-2317-6,
JA-2729, JA-2755
Author Index
Drury, W.H., GR-41G-0004
Dubinsky, E., GR-22G-0052, GR-22G-0061
Dumanian, J. A., TR-3, TR-139; GR-52G-2,
JA-1962, JA-2256
Durlach, N.I., TR-194, TR-373; GR-41G-3;
JA-1622, JA-1920, JA-2073
Dwight, K., JA-1076, JA-1522, JA-1570,
JA-1600, JA-1723, JA-1816, JA-1927, JA-2271;
JA-871, JA-1113, MS-14, MS-133, MS-361.
MS-362, MS-925, MS-1009, MS-1175, MS-1176,
MS-1177, MS-1459, MS-1463
Dyer, A. C, GR-312G-12
Eckl, D. J., TR-199, TR-221
Edelberg, S., TR-266; JA-1383, JA-1420,
JA-2104; MS-423
Edwards, D. F., JA-1893, JA-1901
Ehlers, H. H., TR-303; JA-1954, JA-2188
Eisenstadt, B. M., TR-41; GR-34-57
Eldridge, R., JA-1398
Elkind, J. I., TR-111; JA-1184
Elliott, H. M., TR-8, TR-54
Enticknap, R. G., GR-25G-0022; .IA-900, JA-2643,
MS-59, MS-60, MS-66
Epstein, M. A., JA-916
Eshleman, D. R., TR-251
Evans, J. V., TR-256, TR-272, TR-274, TR-288,
TR-332, TR-341, TR-374; GR-3G-O002,
GR-3G-0002-1, GR-3G-0003, GR-3G-0004,
GR-3G-0014; JA-1748, JA-1919, JA-1966,
JA-1988, JA-1994, JA-2192, JA-2299, JA-2343,
JA-2356, JA-2371, JA-2434, JA-2451A, JA-2479,
JA-2512, JA-2521A, JA-2548A, JA-2553,
JA-2569, JA-2573; MS-595, MS-645, MS-836
Evens, M. B., GR-54G-0022; JA-2015
Everett. R. R., JA-878
Ewing. S. D., TR-381
Eyges, L. J., TR-151; JA-1103, JA-1753,
JA-1867, JA-1935, JA-2100; MS-49, MS-208
Fahey, R. E., JA-2443, JA-2653
Falb, P. L., GR-22G-0051, GR-22G-8; JA-1733,
JA-1736, JA-1909, JA-2060, JA-2134,
JA-2145, JA-2273, JA-2465, JA-2555; MS-703,
MA-709
Falk, D. S., JA-1475
Fallo, A. J., TR-236, TR-299
Fanning, W. R., JA-2583
Fano, R. M., TR-10
Farley, B. G., TR-165; JA-1724, JA-1818;
JA-1314. JA-1518A, JA-1518B. MS-292,
MS-482A, MS-509
210
Farnsworth, L. P., JA-1352A
Farrell, L. B., JA-1887, JA-2454
Favret, A. G., TR-77
Feinleib, J., JA-2822; MS-1463
Feldman, II., GR-46-42
Feldman, J. A., TN-1965-13; .TA-2674
Fergus, P. A., TR-199
Ferretti, A., JA-1708, JA-1720, JA-1943,
JA-2219, JA-2241A, JA-2392, JA-2520,
JA-2723; MS-671, MS-1464
Feshbach, H., GR-33G-0014
Fessenden, T. J., GR-46G-2
Fidler, R. R., TR-63
Fielding, J. C, JA-2237
Fineman, J., GR-46-46, GR-46G-0013;
JA-1318, JA-1925; MS-544
Finn, M. C, JA-1494, JA-1710, JA-1819,
JA-1933, JA-2366, JA-2390, JA-2672;
MS-989
Fischler, S., JA-1872, JA-2253A, JA-2326,
JA-2771; MS-588, MS-895, MS-985A
Fitzgerald, M. E., JA-2420A
Fitzgerald, W. D., GR-46G-4; MS-621
Fleck, P. L., Jr., TR-41, TR-156, TR-292;
GR-34-85, GR-34G-0005, GR-64G-4;
TN-1966-16; JA-1824, JA-2649; MS-433,
MS-1551
Flink, A. H., GR-21G-0008
Fogarty, J.C., GR-28G-1
Foner, S., JA-522, JA-524, JA-650, JA-651,
JA-772, JA-807, JA-1078, JA-1200,
JA-1348, JA-1440, JA-1524, JA-1638,
JA-1648, JA-2040; JA-543, JA-545,
JA-611, JA-857, JA-1116, JA-1412A,
JA-1429, MS-126, MS-144A, MS-257,
MS-1196
Fontaine, A. B., GR-25G-3, GR-25G-14;
JA-1687, JA-1963, JA-2105
Forgie, CD., JA-1184, JA-1264; MS-508
Forgie, J. W., JA-1264; MS-508
Forney, G. D., Jr., GR-34G-10
Fortier, O. V., GR-1964-24
Fowle, E.N., TR-207, TR-209; GR-41G-0008;
JA-1974; MS-160, MS-161
Fox, R.H.. TR-6, TR-55, TR-65, TR-68,
TR-69; JA-212
Foyt, A. G., TR-385, JA-2108, JA-2528,
JA-2644, JA-2697, JA-2743
Fozard, J. L., JA-27 51
Frachtman, H. E., GR-1964-40, GR-1964-45,
GR-1964-46, GR-1964-47
Eraser, E.C., GR-30G-0010
Freed, A., GR-22G-5, GR-22G-13
Freed, C, JA-2023, JA-2283, JA-2510,
JA-2626, JA-2708, JA-2727; MS-1339
Freedman, J., TR-22, TR-24, TR-56,
TR-305; JA-1400
Freimer, M. L., GR-54G-0020; JA-1089,
JA-1415, JA-1603A; JA-1160
Author Index
Fricker, S. J., TR-83, TR-86, TR-134,
TR-187; JA-770, JA-949, JA-1108,
JA-1369, JA-1388
Fridman, H. D., GR-22G-0027, GR-22G-0039,
GR-22G-0052
Fridman, J. D., TR-379
Friend, II. C, TR-46
Frischkopf, L. S., TR-165; JA-1818
Fritsch, P. C. TR-193, JA-2156, JA-2291,
JA-2404, JA-2615
From, W. H., GR-82G-1; JA-2122
Gaardcr, N. T., GR-1964-11
Gagnon, G. P., MS-1165
Gallagher, R.C., TR-352; GR-25G-0003,
GR-25G-2; JA-1687
Galvin, A. A., TR-407; MS-159, MS-909
Gano, J. J., JA-583, JA-649, JA-657
Gardels, M. C, JA-2613A
Gardner, L. A., Jr., TR-219; TN-1965-4,
TN-1966-5, TN-1966-9; MS-170A
Gardner, W. L., TR-153, TR-200, TR-223;
JA-854, JA-1808
Gatos, H.C., TR-293; JA-561, JA-763, JA-783,
JA- 831, JA-888, JA-893, JA-894, JA-938,
JA- 998, JA-1019, JA-1293, JA-1367,
JA- 1396A, JA-1428, JA-1455, JA-1466,
JA- 1510, JA-1536, JA-1545, JA-1565A,
JA- 1601, JA-1607, JA-1614, JA-1709,
JA- 1710, JA-1735, JA-1766, JA-1797, JA-1812,
JA- 1819, JA-1863A, JA-1914, JA-1915,
JA- 1929, JA-1933, JA-1951, JA-2045, JA-2092,
,TA- 2202, JA-2265, JA-2366, JA-2412, JA-2447,
JA- 2523, JA-2621, JA-1385, MS-24, MS-436,
MS •512, MS-519, MS-589, MS-594
Gay, R.E., GR-34G-0002
Gebbie, II. A., JA-258
Gehrels, E., TR-335; TN-1965-62; JA-1698,
JA-1919
Germann, R.W., JA-2495, JA-2667; MS-361
Getsinger, VV. J., GR-46G-3; TN-1965-30,
TN-1965-33; JA-2111, JA-2484
Giardino, N. A., JA-2091
Gillis, J. E., GR-21G-0005, GR-1964-25,
GR-1964-35; JA-2231
Gilmore, J.T., Jr., TR-165; GR-51-8, JA-1087,
JA-1818
Gobliek, T. J., TR-369; GR-34G-0005,
GR-64G-4; JA-1243, JA-2469
Gold, B., GR-34-57, GR-34-72, GR-62G-1;
TN-1965-63; JA-1089, JA-1123, JA-1415,
JA-1848, JA-2019, JA-2256, JA-2333,
JA-2334, JA-2363, JA-2459, JA-2566; MS-513
211
Gold, L., JA-9, JA-10, JA-15, JA-323, JA-449,
JA-498, JA-549, JA-628, JA-634, JA-639,
JA-658, JA-848, JA-849; JA-8 56
Goldstein, B.S., TR-319, TR-407; JA-2237,
JA-2249, JA-2337, JA-2339, JA-2453,
JA-2482; MS-1158
Goldstein, M. H., JA-1640
Goodenough, J. B., TR-40, TR-197, TR-208,
TR-267, TR-345; JA-96, JA-100, JA-213,
JA-315, JA-357, JA-459, JA-862, JA-891,
JA-1210, JA-1290, JA-1447, JA-1573, JA-1628,
JA-1721, JA-1789, JA-1826, JA-1973A,
JA-2214, JA-2410, JA-2516, JA-2520,
JA-2641; JA-866, JA-867. JA-869. JA-870,
JA-1424, JA-1425, MS-227, MS-363, MS-662,
MS-669, MS-940, MS-941, MS-943, MS-1014,
MS-1116, MS-1174, MS-1464, MS-1475
Goodman, L, M., JA-2650, JA-2716, JA-2720,
JA-2729, JA-2755
Grandy, C. C, TR-77
Granlund, J., TR-135
Grant, C. R., JA-1984, JA-2102
(Irant, P. U, GR-25G-0010, GR-25G-0017,
GR-25G-0024, GR-25G-0025, GR-25G-0037.
GR-25G-8, GR-25G-9, GR-25G-11,
GR-25G-12
Gray, D., JA-2559
Gray, D. J., TR-9, TR-U, TR-101; .1A -11
Grayzel, A. I., GR-25G-0032; JA-979,
JA-2351, JA-2355, JA-2531, JA-2673,
JA-2688, JA-2693, JA-2775; JA-910
Green, B. F., Jr., TR-30, TR-31, TR-36,
TR-49, TR-117, TR-306; GR-58G-00U,
(;R-58G-0024; JA-158, JA-188, JA-196,
JA-261, JA-964, JA-1003, JA-1058,
JA-1284, JA-1378, JA-1644, JA-1663,
JA-1688; MS-249
Green, M., TR-43; JA-35, JA-47, JA-113,
JA-245, JA-1007; JA-57 5
Green, P. E., Jr., TR-33, TR-234, TR-282,
TR-421; GR-34-76, GR-34-84, GR-1965-1;
TN-1966-16; JA-43, JA-546, JA-647,
JA-667, JA-707, JA-787, JA-903, JA-1243,
JA-1263, JA-1625, JA-2651; MS-369A
Grcenberg, R. A., TR-198
Greenberger, H. J , TR-299
Greenfield, R. J., TN-1965-57. TN-1966-16,
TN-1966-29, TN-1966-37
Greim, R. E., GR-25G-0014
Grey, U.S., JA-2026
Grometstein, A. A., GR-22G-0006
Guay, C, GR-43G-1
Guditz, E. A., GR-51G-3, GR-51G-6; JA-373,
JA-735, JA-766, JA-1143, JA-1143A,
JA-1691, JA-2094, JA-2185
Guernsey, G. L., GR-43G-1; MS-694
Gurlcv, B. M., JA-1443
Gurske, V. P., TR-11, JA-11
Gutwein, J. M., GR-36G-0045
Author Index
Hafford, D. M., GR-21G-6, GR-1964-41
Hagfors, T., TR-344, TR-372; JA-2343,
JA-2349, JA-2365, JA-2593, JA-2627,
JA-2721
Haggarty, R. D., TR-207, TR-209;
GR-41G-0009; MS-161
Halberstein, J. H., GR-22G-0071, GR-22G-1;
TN-1965-42; JA 2404, JA-2782
Halpern, J., TR-249; GR-85G-0011; JA-992,
JA-1197, JA-1642, JA-2477, JA-2599,
JA-2739
Hamann, D. R., JA-2282
Hamilton, D. H., TR-183; JA-752, JA-1946
Hanneman, R. E., JA-1933, JA-1980, JA-2045,
JA-2202, JA-2243
Hanson, H. P., JA-6
Hanson, L. B., JA-2627
Harman, T. C, JA-1359, JA-1494, JA-1542,
JA-1766, JA-1775, JA-1828, JA-1854,
JA-1860, JA-1922, JA-1945, JA-1970,
JA-1991, JA-1995, JA-2014, JA-2018,
JA-2039, JA-2067, JA-2085A, JA-2089A,
JA-2162, JA-2163, JA-2190A, JA-2253A,
JA-2326, JA-2344, JA-2399, JA-2405,
JA-2413A, JA-2501, JA-2509, JA-2633,
.IA-2698; MS-199, MS-200, MS-201, MS-268,
MS-453, MS-921, MS-985A, MS-1002
Harrington, J. V., TR-13, TR-61, TR-62,
TR-166; JA-72
Harris, J. N., TR-206, TR-251; GR-62G-2,
GR-1964-31; JA-180, .IA-380, JA-382,
JA-2317-6
Harris, P. J., GR-1964-24
Harris, W. P., TR-24, TR-117; TN-1965-58;
JA-605, JA-2059
Harte, K. J., TR-364; TN-1965-31; JA-1796,
JA-2008, JA-2596, JA-2662; JA-1433. MS-630,
MS-1187, MS-1467, MS-1468A, MS-1472
Harvey, E. H., GR-25G-0024
Harvey, W. W., JA-783, JA-1019, JA-1367,
JA-1545, JA-1739, JA-1758, JA-1812,
JA-1873, JA-1965, JA-2086, JA-2390;
JA-1375, MS-424
Hauser, W., JA-621, JA-704, JA-884, JA-1267,
JA-1340
Hazel, R. P., JA-682
Heart, F. E., TR-406; GR-21G-0018,
GR-21G-0031; JA-2291, JA-2317-4,
JA-2317-11
Heart, J.S., GR-22G-0017
Hefni, L., TR-350; GR-48G-1; JA-1786,
JA-2203A; MS-627
Heidler, G. R., JA-920
Heller, G. S., GR-82-8, GR-82-9, GR-82G-0017;
JA-620, JA-864, JA-1138, JA-1276, JA-1393,
JA-1515, JA-1928; JA-1219, MS-135, MS-141,
MS-144A, MS-203, MS-353, MS-479, MS-480,
MS-628, MS-679
212
Henry, J. C, JA-19^2, JA-2288, JA-2573;
JA-1423A, MS-172
Hensel, S. L., Jr., TR-112, TR-144; GR-76-5;
JA-1148
Herendeen, R., JA-2264
Herlin, M. A., TR-194, TR-248; GR-35G-0002
Hermann, R., JA-1589, JA-1590, JA-1590A,
JA-1591, JA-1592, JA-1693, JA-1725,
JA-1741, JA-1773, JA-1790; MS-28
Herndon, T.O., TR-278; GR-51G-0019; JA-1659
Herrmann, J., JA-2557
Higgins, W.F., JA-2237
Higgins, W. T., TR-343
Hilton, R. M., JA-2589
Hinckley, E. D., JA-2417, JA-2529A; MS-H31
Hodes, L., GR-54G-0028
Hofheimer, R. W., TR-104, TR-162; JA-58,
JA-430, JA-813, JA-1382; JA-860
Hofmann, E. J., GR-2G-25-4, GR-2G-25-12,
GR-25G-0005, GR-25G-0006, GR-25G-0010,
GR-25G-0017, GR-25G-0024, GR-25G-0025,
GR-25G-0026, GR-25G-0028, GR-25G-0035,
GR-25G-6; JA-1380A, MS-58
Hofstetter, E. M., TN-1966-31; JA-2433,
JA-2560
Holsinger, J. L., TR-366; GR-34G-9
Hoist, W. F., MS-61
Honig, J. M., TR-252, TR-390; JA-1520,
JA-1560, JA-1771, JA-1777, JA-1860,
JA-1885, JA-1922, JA-1945, JA-1970,
JA-1991, JA-1995, JA-2014, JA-2025,
JA-2039, JA-2067, JA-2085A, JA-2089A,
JA-2163, JA-2253A, JA-2254, JA-2326,
JA-2399, JA-2413A, JA-2460, JA-2473,
JA-2501, JA-2605, JA-2633, JA-2640,
JA-2698; JA-1552, MS-787, MS-985A,
MS-989, MS-1002
Hoover, C. A., GR-25G-7
Hoover, H. H., JA-1946
Horing, N. J., MS-451
Horowitz, R. M., TR-251, GR-52G-1
Horstein, M., GR-34G-0006
Howland, B., TR-275; GR-52G-6, JA-1186,
JA-1581A, JA-1752, JA-1874
Howland, L. P., JA-840
Huber, E.E., Jr., TR-280; JA-2136, JA-2748;
JA-870, JA-1112, JA-1486, JA-1487,
MS-666
Hudson, M. J., JA-1984, JA-2102
Hurtig, C. R., TR-25
Hurwitz, C.E., TR-320; JA-2056, JA-2293,
JA-2437, JA-2567, JA-2757, JA-2776
Hutchinson, B. H., GR-52G-0019
Hutchinson, F. R., GR-21G-0016
Hyde, G. M., TR-189; JA-1919, JA-2573,
JA-2627
Hynek, D. P., GR-30G-0004, GR-30G-2,
GR-1964-16; JA-1983, JA-2087, JA-2119.
JA-2435; MS-253A
Author Index
Ince, W. J., TR-236, TR-299, TR-381,
TR-384; JA-1847, JA-2498, MS-1469,
MS-1473
Ingalls, R. P., TR-83, TR-86, TR-134,
TR-187, TR-288; GR-33G-1; .IA-770,
JA-1108, JA-1388, JA-1448, JA-1650A,
JA-2182; JA-1350
Israel, D. R., TR-77; .IA-675
Jacobson, L. A., TR-343; GR-312G-1
James, J.C., JA-1448, JA-1824, JA-2182,
JA-2300, JA-2357; JA-1350, MS-433,
MS-521
Jeffrey, R. C, GR-47-32, JA-613
Jenkins, H. M., TR-30, TR-36, TR-47; JA-683
Jensen, B. A., GR-3OG-O0O9
Johnson, E. J., JA-2579, JA-2749, JA-2760
Johnson, J. E., JA-946
Johnson, K. R., TR-195
Johnson, T.E., TR-398
Johnston, R.C. GR-53G-0039, GR-53G-0044,
GR-53G-0051 JA-921, JA-1241, JA-1730,
JA-2178A; MS-143 MS-1470
Jones, C. W., TR-19, TR-28, TR-113, TR-155;
JA-618, JA-1506A
Jones, E. J., GR-47-19, GR-47-29
Jones, H. M., TR-172; GR-47-29; JA-1313A,
JA-1673, JA-1810, JA-1834, JA-2175,
JA-2317-3; JA-1326, MS-267
Jones, L. E., GR-28G-3
Jones, N. T.. JA-97
Jordan, K. I,., GR-62G-5; JA-2666
Josephs, J. J., JA-1372
Jozefowicz, E., JA-2183
Julian, RE., GR-1964-16
Kafalas, J. A., TR-43; JA-113, JA-245, JA-763,
JA-831, JA-1863A, JA-1951, JA-2045,
JA-2275, JA-2328. JA-2460; JA-575
Kaplan, J. I., JA-1868, JA-2052
Kaplan, T. A., JA-1373, JA-1426A, JA-1631,
JA-1759. JA-1816, JA-1927, JA-1939,
JA-2272, JA-2374, JA-2511. JA-2794; JA-1426,
MS-14, MS-133, MS-504, MS-665, MS-843,
MS-1175, MS-1177
Karo, A.M., JA-968, JA-1144, JA-1145, JA-1173.
JA-1249
Karp, D., GR-36G-1, GR-36G-4; JA-2101,
JA-2317-4, JA-2317-9, JA-2467
Kasnitz, H. L., GR-312G-0001, GR-312G-0001-1;
MS-1049
213
Kaufman, L., JA-892; JA-850
Keeping, K. J., GR-42G-0001, GR-46-43,
GR-46G-0005, GR-460-0008, GR-46G-4; MS-621
Keilson, J., JA-13, JA-36, JA-37, JA-42
Kelley, P. L,., TR-261; GR-81G-1; JA-2000,
JA-2062, JA-2277, JA-2370, JA-2429A,
JA-2629A, JA-2684; MS-1343
Kelley, W. F., GR-41G-0004
Kelley, E. J., Jr., TR-123, TR-152, TR-157,
TR-158, TR-159, TR-172, TR-339;
GR-47-16, GR-47-30, GR-47G-0013,
GR-47G-0025, GR-1964-15, GR-1 964-44,
GR-1964-61; TN-1965-21, TN-1966-16,
TN-1966-36; JA-1194, JA-1615, JA-1700,
JA-1976, JA-2400; MS-160
Kelly, J. P., TR-183
Kelly, J. R., JA-1856
Kemball, C, GR-34-72
Kennedy, R. S., JA-2297
Keren, D., GR-312G-12, GR-47G-0011,
GR-47G-0018
Kern, S., JA-2179, JA-2264, JA-2530; MS-679
Kernan, W. C, JA-1878
Kessler, A. H., GR-46G-1, GR-46G-3
Kessler, J. A., JA-1398, .TA-1609
Kessler, M. M., TR-56; GR-4G-0002;
JA-1880B; MS-242
Key, E. L., TR-50, TR-207, TR-209;
JA-231; MS-161
Keyes, R.J., GR-85G-0004, GR-85G-0008;
JA-137, JA-161, JA-650, JA-651, JA-1660,
JA-1692, JA-1949, JA-1984, JA-2032-II,
JA-2102, JA-2246, JA-2302, JA-2437;
JA-544, JA-545, MS-675, MS-735
King, T. F., JA-1352A
Kingston, R.H., GR-21G-0016; JA-61,
JA-87, JA-97, JA-131, JA-169, JA-230,
JA-237, JA-413, JA-494, JA-906, JA-941,
JA-1074, JA-1243, JA-1321, JA-1467,
JA-1904, JA-2198, JA-2227, JA-2379A,
JA-2388, JA-2420A, JA-2446; JA-602,
JA-1478, MS-676
Kinney, J.R., GR-55G-0030, GR-55G-0037;
JA-780, JA-1240, JA-1254, JA-1555,
JA-1682, JA-1802, JA-1960, JA-2216
Kip, A. F., JA-208
Kirk, C. W., Jr., JA-1767
Kirwan, J. J., MS-344
Kleiner, W. H., GR-81G-0026, GR-81G-0030;
JA-18, JA-160, JA-272, JA-1216, JA-1281,
JA-1638, JA-1746, JA-1795, JA-2025,
JA-2260, JA-2370, JA-2413A, JA-2570,
JA-2747; JA-602, MS-455, MS-1343
Kleinrock, L., TR-325; GR-51G-0018;
JA-2195; JA-1049
Klem, L., GR-58-6; JA-1058, JA-1702,
JA-2544
Knudsen, H.K., JA-2169, JA-2310, JA-2411
Kodis, R.D., JA-2537, JA-2617
Author Index
Kohlenberg, A., JA-22
Kohler, H. M., TR-178; GR-45-42; JA-1091
Kolesar, D. F., TR-303; JA-2188, JA-2452,
JA-2661
Kolker, R. J., TN-1966-29
Kolm, C.R., TR-150; JA-839, JA-927,
JA-H34
Kolm, H. H., JA-522, JA-601, JA-650,
JA-651, JA-807, JA-1078, JA-1354,
JA-1577, JA-1712; JA-543, JA-545,
JA-569. JA-602. JA-611, JA-863
Konkle, K. H., JA-2022; MS-510
Kornegay, W. M., TR-370, TR-375, TR-379;
JA-2503
Korngold, E., GR-1964-32; TN-1965-16
Koster, G. F., JA-21, JA-124, JA-148,
JA-159, JA-218, JA-227, JA-265
Kostriza, J. A., GR-1964-9, GR-1964-20,
GR-1964-22, GR-1964-28
Kraft, L. G., Jr., JA-1243, JA-1593, JA-1919,
JA-2007A, JA-2573; JA-1158, MS-10A, MS-253
Krag, W. E., JA-403, JA-1269A, JA-1944,
JA-2032-II, JA-2131, JA-2268; MS-735
Kraus, W. L., JA-1032
Kravitz, L.C., JA-1138
Kresa, K., GR-312G-5, GR-312-13
Kuhn, B.G., TR-346; GR-21G-0011,
GR-21G-0015; JA-2064
Kuhnel, A. O., TR-328
Kulin, S. A., JA-119, JA-120, JA-416, JA-433,
JA-839, JA-927; JA-850
Kunnmann, W., JA-1943, JA-2137, JA-2219,
JA-2241A, JA-2392, JA-2723; MS-350, MS-671
Kurtz, A.D., TR-85; JA-119, JA-120, JA-416,
JA-433
Kushner, H.J., GR-22G-0011, GR-22G-0043,
GR-22G-0055, GR-22G-2; JA-1817, JA-1982,
JA-2057, JA-2123, JA-2126, JA-2148;
MS-396, MS-549, MS-707, MS-732
Labitt, B.H., GR-42G-2; MS-524
Labitt, M., TR-248, TR-307, TR-342;
GR-35G-0002; JA-2422
Labonte, R.C., GR-43-2
Lacoss, R.T., TN-1965-64, TN-1966-37; MS-703,
MS-709
Ladd, D. W., Jr., JA-1072
Laemmel, A., GR-54G-0021
LaFleur, W. J., JA-1812, JA-2423; MS-512,
MS-589
Lambie, T. J., GR-75G-0005
LaPage, B. F., TR-170, TR-338, TR-404;
GR-315G-3, GR-61G-2; TN-1965-28;
JA-2317-10
Larsen, D. M., JA-2625, JA-2668, JA-2760
214
Larson, E.G., JA-1462
Laughery, K., MS-249
Lavine, M. C, TR-293; JA-888, JA-894, JA-946,
JA-1369A, JA-1428, JA-1455, JA-1466,
JA-1510, JA-1534, JA-1607, JA-1614, JA-1709,
JA-1710, JA-1766, JA-1797, JA-1819,
JA-1836A, JA-1951, JA-2092, JA-2417;
JA-1385, MS-24, MS-436, MS-594
Lax, B., TR-65, TR-89, TR-136, TR-249;
GR-8G-0012, GR-81G-0031, GR-84-4; JA-91,
JA-92, JA-118, JA-150, JA-168, JA-208,
JA-209, JA-299, JA-308, JA-342, JA-343,
JA-394, JA-405, JA-448, JA-516, JA-517,
JA-521, JA-650, JA-651, JA-669, JA-702,
JA-743, JA-791, JA-843, JA-875, JA-960,
JA-1085, JA-1086, JA-1149, JA-1216,
JA-1276, JA-1293, JA-1409, JA-1410,
JA-1431, JA-1490, JA-1504, JA-1516,
JA-1521, JA-1538, JA-1549, JA-1556,
JA-1605, JA-1629, JA-1643, JA-1660,
JA-1661, JA-1692, JA-1750, JA-1780,
JA-1794, JA-1884, JA-1901, JA-1941,
JA-1998, JA-2001, JA-2032-I, JA-2032-II,
JA-2035, JA-2037, JA-2043, JA-2065,
JA-2152, JA-2232, JA-2246. JA-2247,
JA-2258, JA-2477, JA-2487, JA-2525,
JA-2584, JA-2599, JA-2629; JA-317,
JA-542. JA-545. JA-994. JA-1034.
JA-1035. JA-1451. MS-22, MS-45,
MS-180, MS-205, MS-217, MS-269,
MS-270, MS-441, MS-456, MS-457,
MS-685, MS-735, MS-779B, MS-779E,
MS-1033
Laynor, J. E., GR-51G-8; JA-2022
Lebow, I. L., TR-27, TR-32, TR-139,
TR-251; GR-62G-4, GR-1964-54;
JA-7, JA-14, JA-49, JA-178, JA-1657,
JA-2113, JA-2297, JA-2317-6; JA-1119,
JA-1530
Lehrer, S.S., MS-660
Leibowitz, J. R., JA-854
Leneman, O. A. Z., JA-2576, JA-2577,
JA-2592, JA-2628, JA-2632, JA-2680,
JA-2694, JA-2702, JA-2717, JA-2726,
JA-2741; MS-1559
Leon, B. J., GR-46-39; JA-424
Leonhard, J., TR-51; JA-141, JA-594
Lephakis, A. J., TR-21
Lerner, E. C, TR-123
Lerner, R. M., GR-25G-0022, GR-36-18,
GR-36-41: GR-36-42, GR-36G-0047;
JA-881, JA-903, JA-1201, JA-1253,
JA-1397, JA-1561, JA-1898, JA-1958,
JA-1986, JA-2165, JA-2204; JA-912,
MS-60, MS-67, MS-831
Levin, J. J., TR-182; JA-1132, JA-1381,
JA-1501, JA-1578A, JA-1765A,
JA-1897A. JA-1950, JA-1985, JA-2033,
JA-2075
Author Index
Levin, M. J., TR-339; GR-34G-3, GR-34G-5,
GR-34G-6, GR-34G-7, GR-34G-8,
GR-1964-67, GR-1965-8; JA-2047,
JA-2070, JA-2083, JA-2292A, JA-2425;
MS-704, MS-1012
Levine, F., GR-22G-0018
Lewis, J. B., JA-2628, JA-2632, JA-2726,
JA-2741
Lewis, T.B., TR-381; JA-2549
Liaudansky, L. H., TR-117; JA-262
Lin, C.S., JA-2643
Lindberg. C. A., TR-393
Lindenlaub, .1. C, GR-41G-6, GR-47G-2
Lipson, H., JA-545
Locke, R.V., Jr., GR-36G-1, JA-1537,
JA-1946, JA-2101
Loeb, A. L., JA-213, JA-909
Loewenthal, M., TR-132; .IA-2356
Logan, B. F., JA-210
Lomont, J.S., TR-310, TR-326; JA-2124,
JA-2147, JA-2240, JA-2378
Long, W. IF, TR-251
Longaker, P. B., JA-2041A, JA-2306; MS-676
Loomis, H. H., GR-51G-0017
Lovenvirth, D. L., GR-22G-0012; MS-61
Lowen, J., TR-43; JA-348, JA-1371
Lubell, D., GR-22G-0061
Lynn, V. L., TR-56, TR-330, TR-331;
GR-42G-0001, GR-46G-4; JA-2252, JA-2262;
MS-240, MS-527, MS-621, MS-896
Lyon, E. F., TR-337; GR-52G-0017
Lyons, D. H., TR-152, TR-172; GR-47-16,
GR-47-25; JA-1631, JA-1816, JA-1927,
JA-1939, JA-1976, JA-2272; MS-133, MS-504
MacComb, R. W., GR-312G-12
MacGillivray, A. D., GR-1964-1
Mack, C. L., Jr., GR-36G-2, GR-36G-7; JA-352,
JA-594, JA-2317-5
MacLellan, D. C, GR-1964-55; JA-1738, JA-1946,
JA-2317-7, JA-2317-8
Macrakis, M.S., TR-284, TR-287; GR-25G-0013,
GR-25G-0015, GR-25G-0033, GR-25G-13;
JA-1627; MS-845
Madle, E. J., TR-206
Magee, E. J., GR-25G-0046
Malmstrom, L. D., JA-2227
Malone, M. H., GR-315G-1
Maltese, A.W., GR-76G-0003; JA-1703
Maltz, M.S., TR-355; MS-1172
Manasse, R., GR-32-24, GR-32-25, GR-32-26,
GR-312-12-1, GR-312-23, GR-312-26; JA-881,
JA-903, JA-1198
Maple, T.G., JA-258
215
Margolin, J., TR-22
Mariano, A. N., JA-1797, JA-1852, JA-1980,
JA-2045, JA-2220, JA-2275
Marill, M. M., TR-241
Martel, C.S., Jr., JA-716, JA-902
Martinson, R. M., GR-21G-0009, GR-21G-0021;
JA-2643
Mason, S. J., TR-25
Mason, VV. C, TR-186, TR-187; GR-33G-1;
JA-1108, JA-1388
Massey, L. D., GR-1964-38
Mathiasen, A. A., TR-406; GR-21G-0028,
GR-21G-1, GR-21G-3, GR-21G-4;
TN-1965-36, TN-1965-37, TN-1965-38,
TN-1965-39, TN-1965-49, TN-1966-10;
JA-2317-4, JA-2317-11
Mattuck, R.D., TR-51; JA-141
Mavroides, J. G., JA-394, JA-791, JA-1504,
JA-1660, JA-1661, JA-1692, JA-1794, JA-1854,
JA-1901, JA-2001, JA-2037, JA-2194,
JA-2380A, JA-2389, JA-2413A, JA-2452,
JA-2506, JA-2525, JA-2661; MS-453, MS-457,
MS-685, MS-1294, MS-1451
Max, J., GR-28G-1, GR36G-4; TN-1965-11;
JA-1307A, JA-1805, JA-2165
Maxwell, E., TR-169; JA-424, JA-1008,
JA-1064, JA-1517, JA-1788, JA-1972,
JA-2098, JA-2103, JA-2170; JA-1015,
MS-112, MS-881
May.W.G., JA-2359
Mayer, A., JA-1348; JA-1412A
Mayer, D. F., GR-47G-0016
McBride, W. F., .TA-1757
McCoy, R.T., TR-63
McCue, J.J.G., TR-16, TR-119, TR-179,
TR-285; JA-1727, JA-1858, JA-2055,
JA-2109, JA-2266, JA-2286, JA-2385,
JA-2488, JA-2676; JA-913, JA-1163.
MS-162, MS-762
McCully, G. R., GR-47G-0001, GR-47G-0004
McCurley, E. P., TR-202; GR-46G-0009;
JA-1376, JA-1729, JA-2013; MS-178
McElwain, C, K., GR-54G-0022; JA-2015
McFadden, J. A., JA-1193; JA-1161
McGill, W. J., TR-36
McGinn, J. W., Jr., TR-204; QR-45-34,
GR-45-34-1, GR-47-30, GR-47G-0007,
GR-47G-0015, GR-47G-4, GR-47G-7;
JA-950. MS-343
McGowan, J., JA-1719
McHugh, P. G., JA-2113
McKce, D.A., TR-56, TR-171
McMahon, R. E., TR-27, TR-32, TR-100,
TR-120, TR-133, TR-210, TR-300;
GR-312G-0006; JA-49, JA-178, JA-298,
JA-566, JA-1456, JA-1653; JA-1174
McNamara, F. L., TR-120, TR-133;
GR-2G-24-83; JA-23, JA-180, JA-566A
Author Index
McWhorter, A. L., TR-80; GR-85G-0002,
GR-85G-0003, GR-85G-0006, GR-85G-0007;
JA-169, JA-494, JA-817, JA-896, JA-959,
JA-1218, JA-1629, JA-1669, JA-2032-I,
JA-2032-II, JA-2056, JA-2167, JA-2282,
JA-2293, JA-2359, JA-2446, JA-2638,
JA-2644; JA-570, JA-602, JA-995, MS-26,
MS-82, MS-685, MS-735, MS-1399
Meeks, M. L., TR-330; JA-2009, JA-2252,
JA-2288, JA-2348, JA-2349, JA-2665,
JA-2699
Mellen, G. L., TR-91, TR-183; JA-351
Melngailis, I., JA-1894, JA-1981, JA-2139,
JA-2149, JA-2184, JA-2197, JA-2416,
JA-2457, JA-2505, JA-2542A, JA-2591,
JA-2642, JA-2766, JA-2816; MS-1011,
MS-1447
Menna, A. A., JA-1457; JA-1392A
Menyuk, N., TR-40; JA-93, JA-100, JA-270,
JA-1076, JA-1522, JA-1570, JA-1599,
JA-1697, JA-1721, JA-1723, JA-1816,
JA-1927, JA-2271, JA-871, JA-1113,
MS-14, MS-133, MS-351, MS-361, MS-925,
MS-1009, MS-1175, MS-1176, MS-1177,
MS-1459, MS-1463
Mercurio, J. F., Jr., JA-999
Meservey, R. H., JA-2234, JA-2235; MS-551
Metzger, P. H., JA-1155
Metzner, A. W. K., GR-312G-3, GR-312G-9
Meyer, J. H., GR-32G-2; JA-886
Meyer, J. W., TR-24, TR-389; GR-4G-0007,
GR-4G-0010; TN-1965-35; JA-817, JA-896,
JA-1002, JA-1662, JA-2061A, JA-2102,
JA-2358A, JA-2373, JA-2677, JA-2678;
JA-933. MS-135, MS-240, MS-285, MS-344,
MS-527
Meyer, R. V., JA-2565
Middleton, D., TR-35; JA-66, JA-1610
Mikulski, J. J., GR-47-29, GR-47-33,
GR-47-38; JA-1634, JA-1959
Miller, G. A., TR-60; JA-228, JA-482
Miller, S. J., TR-155; GR-46-48, GR-46G-0007,
GR-46G-0012; JA-1652
Millett, W. E., JA-1788
Mills, E.D., GR-82G-1; JA-2224
Mindel, J., JA-1908
Minsky, M., GR-34-55, GR-54-4, GR-54G-0027,
GR-54G-0029; MS-84
Mitchell, J. L., JA-659
Mitchell, R.R., GR-58G-0018; JA-1822, JA-2783
Mitchell, R. T., GR-58G-0018; TN-1965-58;
JA-262, JA-1822
Molnar, C. E., JA-1640
Momo, L. R., JA-1348, JA-1440, JA-1524;
JA-1412A, MS-144A
Montgomery, D. B., JA-1577
Moody, P. L., JA-1134, JA-1428, JA-1614
Moon, R. M., Jr., TR-312; JA-2436; JA-1115
Mooradian, A., JA-2802
216
Moore, C. B., JA-1032
Morey, K. H., TR-263; GR-21G-0007; JA-2064,
JA-2079
Morfield, M. A., TN-1965-58
Moriarty, B. J., GR-25G-15, GR-25G-19,
GR-65G-7; TN-1966-21
Morrisson, N. J., Jr., TR-251
Morrow, W. E.,Jr., TR-U, TR-91, TR-183;
GR-36-25, GR-36G-1, GR-36G-3, GR-36G-4;
JA-11, JA-351, JA-594, JA-1738, JA-1861,
JA-1946, JA-2101, JA-2317-2, JA-2317-7,
JA-2467; MS-923
Moses, H. E., TR-310, TR-322, TR-326;
GR-37G-1, GR-1965-13; TN-1966-14; JA-2124,
JA-2147, JA-2240, JA-2316, JA-2320B,
JA-2323, JA-2378, JA-2461, JA-2522,
JA-2554A, JA-2594, JA-2655, JA-2753
Mott-Smith, H. M., JA-1, JA-2
Muehe, C.E., Jr., TR-155, TR-380; GR-46-45,
GR-46-47, GR-46-50, GR-46G-0003, GR-46G-2;
TN-1966-19; JA-1097, JA-1768, JA-1862;
MS-641
Mueser, G. E., GR-58-2, GR-58G-0013; JA-1374,
JA-1 399, JA-1718
Muldoon, R.A., GR-71G-3, GR-71G-4; MS-774
Murphy, E. B., JA-1189, JA-1379, JA-2084,
JA-2360A, JA-2732; MS-181, MS-272,
MS-475
Murphy, E.I.., TR-266, TR-329; JA-1959,
JA-2364A
Nader, M. A., TR-350
Nagy, F., Jr., TR-251; GR-52-4, GR-52G-3;
JA-2317-4, JA-2317-6
Naka, F. R., TR-4, TR-24, TR-72, TR-178;
GR-45-42; JA-1 091
Neisser, U., GR-34-75, GR-54-9, GR-54-10,
GR-54-19, GR-54G-0025; JA-1528, JA-1619,
JA-1830A, JA-1877, JA-1896, JA-2024,
JA-2166A, JA-2199A, JA-2345, JA-2387A,
JA-2444
Nelson, C. B., GR-46G-0002
Nelson, DM., GR-34-57
Neumann, I,., JA-1209
Neustadter, S. F., JA-91, JA-97, JA-230,
JA-369
Newman, W. A., MS-1014
Nicely, P. E., JA-228, JA-482
Nichols, B. E., TR-203; GR-36-44;
TN-1966-30; JA-594, JA-1356A, JA-1861,
JA-1946, JA-2317-9
Niemann, F. L., TR-63, TR-138
Niessen, C. W., TR-396
Nilo, S. C, JA-1183
Niro, L., TR-259; MS-229
Nolan, J. F., TR-377
Author Index
Nonnemaker, G. M., JA-67
Norris, R. C, TR-279; GR-22G-0035
Nuttall, J. A., JA-2013
Nye, S.D., JA-2265, JA-2384
O'Brien, D. F., JA-1640
O'Connor, J. R., GR-26G-1; JA-1813A,
JA-1888, JA-2036, JA-2042, JA-2143A,
JA-2312, JA-2361A, JA-2372, JA-2588,
JA-2589, JA-2806
Ogg, A. P., GR-22G-0004, GR-22G-0038
Olsen, K. H,, JA-659
Olson, A. R., JA-1144
O'Neil, W. A., MS-272
Ornstein, S. M., GR-21G-0003-1,
GR-21G-0003-2, GR-21G-0022, GR-51G-8
Orr, R.S., GR-1964-31
Osgood, S. W., JA-122
Overhagc, C. F. .1., JA-1190, JA-2317-1
Owens, E. B., TR-265; GR-83G-0031; JA-1266,
JA-1494, JA-1525, JA-1704, JA-1835,
JA-2091; MS-241
Paladino, A. E., JA-2326; MS-985A
Pankowski, B. J., TR-5
Pannell, ,1. H., TR-349; .TA-2144
Papian, W. N., .TA-146, JA-774; JA-78
Pappas, C.A., JA-1685, JA-2084; MS-475
Parker, A. C, TR-120, TR-130; JA-2113
Parker, D., GR-25G-0002
Parsons, A., .IA-1698; MS-178
Pascular, H.G., GR-312G-0002, GR-48-6,
GR-48-7, GR-48-8; JA-519
Patterson, L. D., TR-74
Paul, W., JA-347, JA-387, JA-495, JA-496,
JA-633, JA-793, JA-845, JA-1006, JA-1025;
JA-545
Pease, J., TR-224
Pease, R. L., TR-167, TR-184, TR-224, TR-227,
TR-264, TR-316, TR-348; GR-43G-1; JA-1670
Perkins, C.W., JA-2175, JA-2317-3
Perry. K. E., TR-104, TR-162, TR-189, TR-212;
GR-24-54, GR-32-105, GR-52-7, GR-52G-0018,
GR-62G-2; JA-855, JA-1745, JA-2079; .TA-860,
JA-1317
Peters, E. J., GR-21G-0006, GR-21G-0017
Petersen, W. A., GR-25G-0001, GR-25G-0017
Peterson, E.G., GR-312G-4, GR-312G-8
Petriceks, J., GR-36G-4
217
Pettengill, G.H., GR-30G-0003, GR-30G-0005,
JA-903, JA-1243, JA-1563, JA-1597, JA-1625,
JA-1748, JA-1832A, JA-1919, JA-1992,
JA-1994, JA-2096, JA-2096A, JA-2192,
JA-2582; JA-1128. JA-1423A, MS-172, MS-487
Pfeiffer, R., GR-25G-0012
Phelan, R. J., Jr., JA-2246, JA-2290, JA-2405,
JA-2416, JA-2419, JA-2515, JA-2824; MS-1013,
MS-1397
Phillips, J.H., TR-169; JA-1008
Phillips, M. L., TR-93; JA-456
Pike, E.W., TR-161; GR-1964-36; JA-950
Pike, H. A., TR-356; JA-2206
Pineo, V.C., GR-30G-0003; JA-1593, JA-1784,
JA-1983, JA-2087, JA-2U9, JA-2435; MS-10A,
MS-253A
Pippert, G. F., TR-266; MS-163
Pitcher, T. S., TR-92; GR-34-57, GR-1964-26;
JA-152, JA-338, JA-528, JA-534, JA-976,
JA-1737, JA-1895, JA-1978, JA-1997,
JA-2044, JA-2159, JA-2186, JA-2216,
JA-2228, JA-2401, JA-2466
Popp, F.G., TR-106; GR-62G-6
Portmann, P. A., TR-84; JA-320
Pote, A. J., TR-51, TR-91; JA-141, JA-351
Pratt, G. W., Jr., JA-33, JA-236, JA-369,
JA-447, JA-681, JA-773, JA-835, JA-1338,
JA-1497, JA-1707; JA-569, JA-602, JA-838,
JA-1036. JA-1180
Pratt, H. J., Jr., TR-381; JA-2151, JA-2498
Price, G. H., GR-312G-10
Price, R., TR-34, TR-75, TR-234, TR-258,
TR-388; GR-34G-0003, GR-34G-4, GR-64G-5;
TN-1965-22, TN-1965-24; JA-267, JA-275,
JA-617, JA-667, JA-686, JA-707, JA-787,
JA-881, JA-943, JA-1243. JA-1597, JA-1919,
JA-1969, JA-2245, JA-2274, JA-2346, JA-2433;
JA-914, MS-444
Proakis, J. G., GR-64G-1, GR-64G-3;
JA-1990, JA-2245
Prosser, R. T., TR-217; GR-22G-0014,
GR-22G-0034, GR-22G-0041, GR-55G-0033,
GR-1964-63; JA-1749, JA-1881, JA-2006,
JA-2021A, JA-2099, JA-2120, JA-2257,
JA-2278, JA-2314, JA-2587, JA-2608,
JA-2631; JA-1507
Provencher, W. C, GR-36G-1; JA-2101
Puff, R. D., GR-81G-0022; JA-1770
Quelle, F. W., Jr., TR-295
Quinn, W. T., TR-83, TR-86
Quist, T. M., JA-1949, JA-1984, JA-2032-II,
JA-2043, JA-2102, JA-2131, JA-2155,
JA-2294, JA-2302, JA-2453, JA-2528,
JA-2697; MS-675, MS-735
Author Index
Rabinowitz, S. J., TR-192
Raccah, P.M., JA-2530, JA-2768; MS-1174,
MS-1477
Rader, CM., GR-1964-17; TN-1965-63;
JA-2334, JA-2393, JA-2519, JA-2718
Radford, W. H., TR-91, JA-351, JA-2317-1;
MS-25
Raffel, J. I., TR-278; GR-50-1, GR-51G-0019;
JA-1659, JA-2324; JA-1164, MS-680,
MS-952, MS-1501
Rainville, L. P., GR-33-9; JA-978; JA-1104
Raisty, L. B., TR-361
Rankin, J. B., TR-343; TN-1965-19; MS-892
Rauch, C.J., GR-1964-10; JA-1059, JA-1515,
JA-1793, JA-1878; JA-1033, MS-69,
MS-203, MS-454
Reaves, J. H., GR-51G-1, GR-51G-5
Rediker, R. H., TR-137; JA-7, JA-404,
JA-730, JA-992, JA-996, JA-1197,
JA-1218, JA-1371, JA-1629, JA-1642,
JA-1669, JA-1785, JA-1894, JA-1981,
JA-1984, JA-2032-II, JA-2043, JA-2102,
JA-2149, JA-2155, JA-2158, JA-2184,
JA-2197, JA-2246, JA-2280, JA-2290,
JA-2295, JA-2405, JA-2416, JA-2417,
JA-2418, JA-2419, JA-2457, JA-2464,
JA-2515, JA-2517, JA-2529A, JA-2567,
JA-2636; JA-995. MS-26, MS-735, MS-752,
MS-910, MS-1013, MS-1131
Reed, I. S., TR-2, TR-12, TR-14, TR-15,
TR-20, TR-44, TR-45, TR-73, TR-139,
TR-141, TR-152, TR-157, TR-158, TR-159,
TR-172; GR-47-24, GR-47-29, GR-47-32,
GR-47-35; JA-7, JA-410, JA-1194,
JA-1211, JA-1247; JA-1119
Reed, T. B., TR-73, TR-157; JA-1678,
JA-1744, JA-1852, JA-1863A, JA-1914,
JA-1937, JA-2049, JA-2112, JA-2161,
JA-2423, JA-2443, JA-2474, JA-2653;
MS-512, MS-589, MS-594, MS-881, MS-904
Regillo, D.A., JA-1616A
Reid, W. A., JA-2573
Reiffen, B., TR-231; GR-25G-0021,
GR-25G-0021-1, GR-25G-1, GR-25G-16,
GR-25G-17, GR-25G-20, GR-65G-1, GR-65G-6,
GR-65G-8; TN-1965-6; JA-1397, JA-1809,
JA-2074, JA-2180, JA-2261, JA-2317-5,
JA-2514, JA-2885; MS-173
Reinecke, H., Jr., TR-226
Reiner, D., GR-25G-0025
Renhult, W. B., TR-107
Resnick, I. L., JA-53
Rey, T. J., TR-174, TR-181, TR-188;
GR-47G-0019, GR-47G-0023; JA-1001,
JA-1242
Rheinstein, J., TR-273, TR-394; GR-22G-16;
JA-2130A, JA-2547, JA-2616, JA-2722
218
Ricardi, L. J., TR-142, TR-170, TR-185,
TR-255; GR-31-148, GR-315G-1, GR-315G-2,
GR-61G-1; TN-1965-12; JA-2173, JA-2255,
JA-2317-10; MS-229, MS-437
Rich, A. M., JA-2061A
Richardson, R. E., TR-154, TR-178; GR-45-42;
JA-2207, JA-2350; JA-1091. MS-281
Richters, J. S., GR-1 964-60
Ridgley, D. H., JA-2136, JA-2620; MS-666,
MS-1014, MS-1464
Ring, R. M., TR-38, TR-190; JA-216
Roberts, L. G., TR-315; GR-51G-0021; MS-32,
MS-1173, MS-1420
Robinson, P. H., JA-35, JA-47, JA-561, JA-893,
JA-1007; JA-575
Roche, J. F., TR-81, TR-84; JA-320, JA-344,
JA-978, JA-1655, JA-1861; JA-1104
Rockowitz, M., JA-2722
Roddy, J. T., JA-1852, JA-2474; MS-512, MS-589
Rodgers, F. A., TR-17
Rogers, D. B., TR-269; JA-1973A, JA-2117A,
JA-2137, JA-2392, JA-2495, JA-2520,
JA-2667, JA-2723; MS-351, MS-362, MS-943,
MS-1009, MS-1464
Rogers, T. F., TR-3; JA-23, JA-46, JA-1946,
JA-2317-2
Root, H. G., JA-978; JA-1104
Root, W. L., TR-92, TR-103, TR-158, TR-159;
GR-47-16; JA-152, JA-338, JA-1194,
JA-1615, JA-1680, JA-1976
Rosen, P., TN-1966-30; JA-2113
Rosenberg, A. J., JA-428, JA-561, JA-716,
JA-893, JA-894, JA-902, JA-946, JA-1055,
JA-1359, JA-1457, JA-1502A, JA-1534,
JA-1535, JA-1567, JA-1594, JA-1674;
JA-1391, JA-1392A, MS-519
Rosenblum, E. S., GR-82G-0021; JA-118,
JA-1722, JA-2005, JA-2238
Rosenthal, M. L., TR-394
Ross, P. M., TR-60
Roth, L. M., JA-92, JA-299, JA-448, JA-449,
JA-628, JA-875, JA-960, JA-1085, JA-1086,
JA-1149, JA-1216, JA-1281, JA-1302,
JA-1410, JA-1547, JA-1833, JA-2193,
JA-2260; JA-1034. JA-1035, JA-1036.
MS-94, MS-211
Rotstein, J., TR-223
Rubin, M.D., TR-99
Rudolph, H. W., Jr., GR-312G-12
Ruze, J., TR-367, TR-399; JA-2284,
JA-2325A, JA-2568, JA-2692
Ryan, C. G., GR-51G-2
Saharian, A., GR-48-9, GR-1964-34
Sakrison, D. J., TR-289; JA-2251
Author Index
Shatz, S.S., GR-52G-0011, GR-52G-0013,
GR-52G-0020, GR-52G-4-I, GR-52G-4-II,
GR-52G-5; JA-1897A, JA-2033
Sheehan, J. A., GR-41G-0011; MS-160
Sheff, S., JA-938, JA-1377, JA-1545
Sheftman, F. I., TR-399; GR-46G-0001,
GR-46G-0012
Sheppard, R. M., TN-1966-38
Sherman, A.M., TR-265; GR-36G-0047
Sherman, II., GR-25G-0004, GR-25G-16,
GR-1964-55; JA-1032, JA-1397, JA-1602,
JA-1612, JA-1613, JA-1776, JA-2180, JA-2261
Sicotte, R.C., JA-2498
Siebert, W. M., JA-591
Siegel, M., TR-228, TR-236, TR-299, TR-381
Silva, R. R., GR-30G-0007
Silver, R., JA-1243
Silverman, E., TR-351; MS-644
Silverman, R. A., TR-39, TR-48; JA-86, JA-132,
JA-156
Simon, M. H., TN-1965-47
Sirrine, R. C., JA-2296
Sittler, R.W., GR-22G-0024, JA-592
Sklar, J. R., TR-236, TR-360; GR-1964-2;
JA-2362
Skolnik, M., TR-82; GR-31-148; JA-724,
JA-897; JA-1 324
Slagle, J. R., GR-5G-0001, GR-55G-3; JA-1905,
JA-2058
Slater, J. C, JA-21, JA-124, JA-148, JA-218
Slattery, R. E., TR-146; GR-46-37; JA-1772,
JA-1891, JA-1967, JA-2078, JA-2422,
JA-2557
Sloane, E. A., TR-82
Smith, A.F., TR-349; GR-1964-1, GR-1964-3
Smith, D.O., TR-197; GR-50-1, GR-53G-0059;
JA-576, JA-1210, JA-1288, JA-1620, JA-1796,
JA-1798, JA-1799, JA-1910, JA-2008,
JA-2066, JA-2129, JA-2353-I, JA-2353-II,
JA-2647, JA-2658, JA-2662; JA-865, JA-868,
JA-870. JA-871, JA-1 111, JA-1112, JA-1 386,
JA-1486, JA-1487, MS-127, MS-132, MS-238,
MS-356, MS-913A, MS-918, MS-1189,
MS-1215, MS-1468A, MS-1472
Smith, J. E.K., GR-58-6; JA-1058, JA-1637,
JA-1681, JA-1702
Smith, L. B., JA-373
Smith, M. II., Jr., JA-3
Smith, N. P., TR-1964-19
Smith, P. U., TR-406; TN-1965-17
Smith, W.B., TR-292; GR-34G-0002,
JA-1107, JA-1243, JA-1916, JA-1919,
JA-2053, JA-2064, JA-2317-4, JA-2467
Smith, W.W., JA-2142, JA-2573
Smullin, L. D., TR-6
Smullyan, R. M., GR-54-5
Sobolewski, J., GR-21G-0013
Salerno, J., TR-82
Saliga, R. J., GR-21G-0003-2
Sallen, R. P., TR-50; JA-231
Salz, E., JA-532
Sandier, S. S., TR-205; JA-1485
Sandy, G. F., JA-657
Sarles, F. W., Jr., GR-53G-0052
Savage, J. E., TR-371; GR-1964-5
Savell, R. E., GR-51-8, GR-51G-0016
Sawyer, D. E., TR-137; JA-730, JA-996,
JA-1265
Sayre, K. M., GR-22G-7
Schafer, B. J., TR-283
Schlant, R. C, JA-1032
Schlickman, J. J., JA-2227, JA-2379A,
JA-2420A
Schmidt, W.G., TR-177; GR-25G-0007,
GR-25G-0008, GR-25G-0017,
GR-25G-0019, GR-25G-5, GR-25G-10,
GR-1965-6; TN-1965-3; JA-1971,
JA-2533; MS-173, MS-560
Schneider, D. L., JA-2012; MS-381
Schneider, H., GR-47G-6, GR-1964-49;
JA-2338
Schneider, M. I., TR-270; GR-1964-11
Schneider, W. P., TR-42
Schowengerdt, E. E., GR-21G-0004,
GR-21G-0013, GR-21G-0016
Schulman, A. I., TR-1965-1, TN-1965-58;
JA-2783
Schwartz, S., TR-98; JA-514
Schwarz, M. E., Jr., GR-43G-1
Schweppe, F. C., GR-22G-0021, GR-22G-0061,
GR-22G-6, GR-22G-10, GR-22G-15,
GR-28G-3, GR-1964-2, GR-1964-4,
GR-1964-23, GR-1964-64; TN-1965-53;
JA-2148, JA-2331, JA-2362, JA-2369,
JA-2527, JA-2559
Scouler, W. J., JA-2223, JA-2224, JA-2225
Seavey, M. H., Jr., TR-143, TR-239;
GR-82G-0029; JA-507, JA-642, JA-1022,
JA-1105; JA-861, JA-1422
Sebring, P. B., TR-139; GR-30-0002,
GR-30G-0011, GR-1964-65, JA-1423A
Sedivec, D.F., GR-1965-3; JA-2614
Seidman, T. I., GR-55G-1
Selfridge, O. G., TR-41; GR-34-43, GR-34-57;
JA-1619, JA-1825, JA-1856; MS-84, MS-470,
MS-531, MS-583, MS-626
Sferrino, V. J., TR-120, TR-177, TR-247;
JA-2256; JA-1301
Shader, F. L., TR-23; JA-68
Shannon, G. M., TN-1966-4
Shapiro, I. I., TR-129, TR-368; JA-1313A,
JA-1673, JA-1810, JA-1834, JA-2007A,
JA-2128, JA-2168, JA-2175, JA-2317-3,
JA-2317-7, JA-2386, JA-2483, JA-2582,
JA-2648, JA-2656, JA-2663, JA-2710;
MS-267, MS-877, MS-1156
219
Author Index
Sohigan, M. D., TR-330, TR-331; JA-2252,
JA-2262; MS-896
Sokal, N. O., JA-53, JA-67
Solomon, G., GR-47-24, GR-47-34,
GR-47-37, GR-47G-0020, 47G-0022,
GR-47G-1; JA-1211, JA-1716, JA-1815
Soohoo, R. F., GR-53G-0063, GR-53G-0064,
GR-53G-0065; JA-1646; JA-1421. JA-1472,
MS-40, MS-121, MS-210
Sotiropoulos, A., TR-367; TN-1966-15,
TN-1965-23
Spaeth, D. A., JA-46
Spoerri, S., TR-228, TR-236, TR-299
Sponsler, G. C, TR-23, TR-29, TR-58,
TR-64, TR-114; JA-16, JA-68, JA-121,
JA-162, JA-210, JA-443
Staff, L., GR-25G-6
Stacey, J. M., TR-99, TR-178; GR-45-42;
JA-1091
Stanley, A. G., GR-1965-11; TN-1965-20;
JA-2532, JA-2683, JA-2761
Stanley, H. E., JA-2794; MS-1175
Stark, L., TR-26, TR-59; JA-64
Statz, H., JA-21
Steinmetz, CM., TR-253; MS-240
Stern, E., TR-381; JA-2572; MS-1473
Stetson, P., JA-27 54
Stevens, R. R., JA-2078
Stevenson, D. T., JA-137, JA-161
Stickler, J. J., JA-1515, JA-1928; MS-141,
MS-203, MS-353, MS-479, MS-480,
MS-679
Stiglitz, I.G., MS-1443
Stockebrand, T. C., JA-1039
Stone, M. L., TR-83, TR-86, TR-134,
TR-187; JA-770, JA-1108, JA-1388,
JA-1448, JA-2218; JA-1350
Stopek, S., JA-2295; MS-1131
Stowe, A.N., JA-1726, JA-2059
Strassberg, D. D., GR-51-10
Strauss, A. J., GR-83G-0031; JA-1494,
JA-1502A, JA-1674, JA-1675, JA-1766,
JA-1828, JA-1854, JA-1864, JA-1887,
JA-2068, JA-2184, JA-2270, JA-2285,
JA-2328, JA-238 3, JA-2405, JA-2413A,
JA-2419, JA-2454, JA-2480, JA-2672,
JA-2766, JA-2816; MS-199, MS-200, MS-201,
MS-241, MS-268, MS-453
Strongin, M., JA-2098, JA-2103, JA-2170,
JA-2243; MS-881
Strum, P. D., JA-896
Stutt, C.A., TR-83, TR-86, TR-134
Stylos, P., GR-1964-71; TN-1965-14
Sullivan, N. A., JA-2303
Sutherland, I.E., TR-296
Sutherland, W. R., TR-405
Swift, D.W., TR-197; JA-1388
Tancrell, R. H., TR-210; GR-52G-0014;
JA-1456; MS-124
Tannenwald, P. E., TR-70, TR-71, TR-143;
GR-82G-0017; JA-48, JA-273, JA-278, JA-365',
JA-507, JA-642, JA-906, JA-1022, JA-1105,
JA-1298, JA-1677, JA-2141, JA-2153,
JA-2264, JA-2391, JA-2398, JA-2556, JA-2629,
JA-2740; JA-636, JA-861. JA-1325. JA-1384.
MS-237, MS-674, MS-1398, MS-1474
Tarbox, E. F., GR-312G-0004
Tarmy, B. M., JA-2014, JA-2039, JA-2067,
JA-2254, JA-2399; MS-1002
Tausner, M. R., GR-312G-13
Taylor, N. H., TR-102; JA-462, JA-480; JA-47 5
Teachman, A. E., JA-752
Teele, J. H., TR-228, TR-236; GR-41G-1
Temme, D. H., TR-228, TR-236, TR-299,
TR-381; GR-41G-0014; JA-2572
Temple, E. B., GR-1964-43
Teoste, R., GR-21G-0029, GR-21G-8001,
GR-1964-57; TN-1966-8; JA-1853, .TA-2154,
JA-2189
Terzian, J., TR-104
Thaxter/ J. B., GR-82-8; .IA-1393, JA-1719,
JA-2398, JA-2740; MS-141, MS-144A
Theriault, J. P., JA-1664A, JA-1795; MS-209,
MS-455
Thomas, J. E., Jr., JA-404
Thompson, E. D., JA-1116
Tierney, J., JA-2019, JA-2256, JA-2459
Torgerson, W.S., JA-1714; MS-91
Towle, D. M., MS-344
Trask, F. P., JA-2140
Travis, L. J., TN-1965-48
Tritter, A. L., JA-1089
Tuomi, D., JA.-251
Turin, G. L., TR-57, TR-116; GR-34G-2;
JA-580, JA-2274; JA-4 34
Turnbull, T. P., JA-1457, JA-1907, JA-1954;
MS-181, MS-307, MS-599
Ullman, H. A., TR-120
Underwood, D. I., TR-237
Uskavitch, C. W., GR-22G-0009, GR-22G-0053
Vance, P. R., JA-879
Vanderburgh, A., Jr., JA-1057
VanderSchuur, R.E., JA-1974; MS-548B
VanTrees, H. L., TR-246, TR-301; GR-65G-3,
GR-65G-5; JA-2106, JA-2226; MS-873,
MS-1111A
220
Author Index
VanZandt, L. L., JA-2622
Vernon, S. N., JA-2447
Vibrans, G. E., TR-268, TR-308, TR-353;
JA-2341; MS-828, MS-1087, MS-1088
Vierstra, A., TR-257
Villars, F., GR-33G-0014; JA-104, JS-397
Vinal, R. E., JA-315
Vrablick, E. A., TN-1965-48; JA-2545
White, B.W., JA-532, JA-964, JA-1009, JA-1399,
JA-1711, JA-1717, JA-1763A, JA-1769A,
JA-1875; MS-89
White, R. M., MS-144A
Whitehorn, R. M., TR-76
Whitmer, R. M., TR-1
Wickham, D.G., TR-164; JA-862, JA-1044,
JA-1290, JA-1462, JA-1522, JA-1720,
JA-1723; JA-867
Widnall, W.S., GR-34G-1
Widrow, B., JA-145
Wiesen, R. A., TN-1965-1, TN-1965-58
Wiesner, J. B., TR-91; JA-351
Wiggert, L>., GR-25G-17
Wilber, L. C, GR-21G-0013, GR-21G-0016
Williams, J. B., Jr., TR-241; GR-22G-0019,
GR-22G-0042
Willman, P. A., GR-312-17; GR-312G-5
Wilson, E.A., TR-117, JA-3
Wilson, F.A., TR-186; GR-33G-0015, GR-312G-7;
TN-1965-8, TN-1966-1
Winett, J.M., TR-283, TR-387; JA-1924
Wishner, R. P., GR-47G-0026, GR-47G-0027,
GR-47G-2; JA-1851, JA-2400
Wold, A., JA-768, JA-814, JA-1077, JA-1106,
JA-1454, JA-1697, JA-1708, JA-1720, JA-1721,
JA-1783, JA-1943, JA-1973A, JA-2116,
JA-2117A, JA-2137, JA-2219, JA-2768; JA-869.
JA-1425, MS-350, MS-351, MS-361, MS-362,
MS-480, MS-662, MS-671, MS-679, MS-925,
MS-943, MS-1009, MS-1176, MS-1459,
MS-1463, MS-1477
Wolf, A.K., TR-306; GR-58G-0024; JA-964;
MS-249
Wolf, E.W. TR-67; JA-1072
Wood, P. E Jr., TR-318; JA-1948, JA-2209,
JA-2546
Wood, R. V Jr., TR-104, TR-421; TN-1966-30;
JA-2643
Woodward, C. E., JA-1443
Worrell, F .T., TR-298; JA-2004, JA-2031,
JA-2133, JA-2157, JA-2171, JA-2176, JA-2206
Wright, G. B., JA-1490, JA-1549, JA-1828,
JA-1854, JA-2131, JA-2225, JA-2335,
JA-2413A, JA-2457, JA-2475, JA-2518,
JA-2802; MS-199, MS-269, MS-1001
Wright, S.H., GR-1964-19
Wagner, C.A., TR-41, TR-292; GR-34G-0002;
JA-1579, JA-1647, JA-1831, JA-1917,
JA-2038; MS-567
Waldron, P., GR-1964-55; JA-1946, JA-2317-8
Wan, F. Y.M., TR-317; GR-71G-1-I,
GR-71G-1-II, GR-71G-1-III; MS-447A,
MS-1197
Wang, S. C, JA-770, JA-2320B
Ward, .1. H. R., JA-2295, JA-2590
Ward, W. W., TR-56. TR-107; MS-86, MS-86A
Warekois, E. P., JA-927, JA-1155, JA-1607,
JA-1709, JA-1797, JA-2045, JA-2220,
JA-14 30, MS-24, MS-307, MS-946
Warren, E., JA-1107
Warschaucr, D. M., JA-347, JA-495, JA-496,
JA-633, JA-793, JA-845, JA-1006,
JA-1025; JA-545
Waugh, N. C, JA-1146, JA-1511, JA-1637,
JA-1667
Weber, R., JA-1677, JA-2141, JA-2276,
JA-2556, JA-2731, JA-2762; MS-1474
Weaver, W., Jr., GH-75-4
Weene, P., GR-54-10; JA-1528, JA-1896
Weigand, R. M., TR-407; JA-2482; MS-1158
Weinreb, S., JA-2288, JA-2348, .TA-2648,
JA-2665
Weiss, E., GR-55-22, GR-55G-0024,
GR-55G-0028, GR-55G-0035, GR-55G-2,
GR-66G-1, GR-1964-37, GR-1964-70;
JA-983, JA-1779, JA-1803, JA-1870,
JA-2250, JA-2500
Weiss, G. P., JA-1620, JA-2066; JA-865,
JA-1486, JA-1487, MS-127, MS-356,
MS-918, MS-1189, MS-1468A, MS-1472
Weiss, H.G., TR-24, TR-72, TR-365;
JA-2048, JA-2494; MS-328, MS-702
Weiss, J. A., JA-2428
Weisskopf, V. F., JA-104, JA-397
Welch, J. D., TR-407; JA-2249, JA-2337,
JA-2339; MS-1158
Welles, B. B., TR-4
Wells, W.I., GR-22G-0029, GR-22G-0036
Welti, G. R., JA-210
Wereb, J. A., Jr., JA-810, JA-1093
Whipple, E., JA-1462, JA-1783; MS-662
White, B.E., TN-1965-43
Yakutis, A. J., TR-100
Yntema, D. B., GR-58-2, GR-58G-0013,
GR-1964-51; JA-1374, JA-1714, JA-1718,
JA-2034, JA-2140, JA-2544; MS-1240
Yost, R.C., TR-321; JA-1974; MS-548B
Yudkin, H. L., GR-25G-0012, GR-25G-4;
JA-2685; MS-56, MS-173
221
Author Index
Zimmerman, M. D , TR-153, TR-200
Zraket, C.A., JA-878
Zwerdling, S., GR-84-4; JA-650, JA-651,
JA-702, JA-87 5, JA-938, JA-960, JA-1085,
JA-1086, JA-1149, JA-1216, JA-1377,
JA-1431, JA-1516, JA-1521, JA-1664A,
JA-1795; JA-544. JA-545, JA-958,
JA-1012A, JA-1034, JA-1035, MS-209,
MS-455
Zeiger, H. J., TR-136; JA-118, JA-150,
JA-168, JA-448, JA-516, JA-517, JA-669,
JA-1059, JA-1515, JA-1660, JA-1692,
JA-1928, JA-1944, JA-2032-I,
JA-2032-II, JA-2131, JA-2264, JA-2307,
JA-2429A; JA-1033, MS-203, MS-479,
MS-674, MS-735, MS-1343
Zieman, H. E., TR-237; JA-1640
Zier, R., JA-1868
Zierler, N., TR-95; GR-34-71; JA-264,
JA-581, JA-823, JA-939, JA-983, JA-1489,
JA-1626
222
SUBJECT INDEX
Underlined JA numbers indicate Meeting Speeches.
Since I960, Meeting Speeches have been assigned
MS numbers.
ACOUSTICS
JA-1622, JA-1848, JA-1920, JA-2073,
JA-2333, JA-2359, JA-2398, JA-2591;
MS-508, MS-513
Thermoelectric effect
JA-2622
ALUMINUM
Superconductivity
JA-1781; MS-301, MS-551
ALUMINUM OXIDES
JA-1704; MS-126
ADAPTIVE CONTROL
TR-258, TR-281, TR-289; GR-22G-2,
GR-22G-4, GR-22G-9, GR-47G-2,
GR-1964-4; JA-1909, JA-1923, JA-1969,
JA-2057, JA-2060, JA-2123, JA-2169;
JA-1160, MS-444, MS-531, MS-549,
MS-703, MS-709, MS-732, MS-770;
Bib-5
AMPLIFIERS
GR-47G-0014, GR-62G-2; JA-2079
AGC
JA-2142
Broadband
JA-1008, JA-2H1
Gallium arsenide
JA-2697
L-band
TN-I965-7
Low frequency
TN-1965-52
Magnetic film
GR-1964-6
Transistor
GR-1964-31
UHF
TR-169; MS-178
ADDER
GR-25G-0007, GR-25G-0017, GR-25G-H
ADSORPTION
JA-1520, JA-1560, JA-2473
AIR
High temperature
TR-361
AIR DEFENSE
JA-1190
AIR NAVIGATION
Q-l
AIRBORNE EARLY WARNING
TR-194
AMPLITUDE
TN-1966-1
ALARM SYSTEMS
TR-24, TR-72
AMRAD TRAJECTORY
Data smoothing
GR-1965-7
ALGEBRA
JA-1881, JA-1897A
ANALOG COMPUTERS
GR-1964-19
ALGORITHMS
TR-270; GR-22G-0002, GR-25G-17,
GR-1964-64; JA-2058
ANALOG MODULATION
GR-25G-20
ALKALINE EARTH FLUORIDES
JA-2042
ANECHOIC CHAMBERS
JA-2400
ALLOYS
JA-459, JA-1006, JA-2170, JA-2413A;
JA-838. MS-1131
ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY
JA-2631A, JA-2620
223
Subject Index
ANELEX
GR-21G-0017, GR-312G-12
Steering
JA-1841, JA-1841A
Stress analysis
JA-1102
Test facility
GR-75G-0005; JA-1703
Tolerance theory
JA-2678
Torus
TR-185
Unipole
TR-51; .TA-141
Vibration
GR-75-4
West Ford
TR-259; GR-61G-2
ANISOTROPIC MATERIALS
JA-621, JA-704, JA-884, JA-1620,
JA-1759, JA-1970, JA-1979, JA-1991,
JA-1995, JA-2014, JA-2041A, JA-2067,
JA-2069, JA-2129, JA-2254, JA-2698;
JA-11U, JA-1486, JA-1487, MS-106
MS-132, MS-238, MS-445, MS-660;
Bib-24
ANTENNAS
1000-wavelength
GR-46G-4; MS-621
Circular
TN-1965-28; JA-2284
Coupling
JA-1383, JA-1420, JA-2493
Design
TR-135
Dipole
JA-1890, JA-1952, JA-2549
Feed
GR-46G-0005; TN-1965-19; JA-2374
Haystack
TR-367; JA-2583
Linear array
GR-46G-0001; JA-1671, JA-2255,
.IA-2407; MS-437
Measurements
TR-86
Millstone Hill
TR-193, TR-393; GR-315G-3,
GR-315-G-4
Monopulse
TR-393
Monopulse feed
MS-229
Near-field
GR-315G-1; JA-2173
Parabolic
TR-167, TR-185, TR-224;
GR-42G-0001, GR-71G-5
Paraboloidal
TR-184, TR-205; GR-315G-2,
GR-315G-4, GR-61G-3,
GR-71G-1, II, III; JA-1485, JA-2325A
Phase shifting
GR-42G-2
Polarization
TR-138; GR-46G-0008, GR-61G-2;
JA-1634
Radiation patterns
TR-167, TR-184, TR-224, TR-324
Satellite
TR-347
Slot
TR-192; JA-1383
ANTIFERROMAGNETIC RESONANCE
TR-302; JA-772, JA-2040, JA-2469;
MS-126, MS-480
ANTIFERROMAGNETISM
TR-254; JA-6, JA-236, JA-835, JA-1338,
JA-1707, JA-1886, JA-1913, JA-1927;
MS-141, MS-202, MS-211, MS-353,
MS-363, MS-461A, MS-628, MS-679
ANTIMONY
Band structure
MS-1451
Chemical analysis
JA-2620
Optical effect
JA-2380A
Oxidation
JA-1457
Transitions
JA-2506
ANTIMONIDES
Bib-2 5
APPROXIMATION
JA-2716
ARGON
GR-46G-2
ARIES
MS-61
ARSENIC
JA-113
Chemical analysis
JA-2620
ARSENIDES
Bib-25
ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
GR-34-55
U. S. S. R.
Bib-8
224
Subject Index
ASTROPHYSICS
JA-2648, JA-2663
Cyclotron absorption
JA-405, JA-448, JA-651
Magnetic properties
JA-1660, JA-1661, JA-2001, JA-2037,
JA-2085A, JA-2253A, JA-2399,
JA-2501; MS-307, MS-1001
Single crystals
JA-2326; MS-895
ATMOSPHERE
Absorption
GR-82G-0021; JA-1722
ATOMIC SPECTRA
JA-2606
ATTITUDE CONTROL
GR-22G-9; Bib-23; Q-ll
BLOOD FLOW
JA-1602
AUDITORY PERCEPTION
JA-1009, JA-1264
BOLTZMANN EQUATION
JA-1546A
AUDITORY THRESHOLD
JA-3, JA-122, JA-510
BOMARC
Guidance
JA-1072
AURORA
Effect on UHF signals
JA-1448; JA-1350
Radar observations
JA-770
AUTOMATIC CONTROL
JA-2465, JA-2555. JA-2628
BOOLEAN FUNCTIONS
TR-2, TR-12, TR-217; GR-47-32
BOOLEAN MATRICES
GR-22G-0014; JA-1657; JA-1507
BORON PHOSPHIDE
JA-2394
BALLISTIC MISSILE TRAJECTORIES
Radar observations
TR-129
CADMIUM ARSENIDE
JA-1359, JA-2661
BARIUM CHELATES
Q-13
CADMIUM MERCURY TELLURIDE
JA-1854, JA-2766; MS-453
BASEBALL PROGRAM
TR-306; MS-249
CADMIUM SELENIDE
JA-2757, JA-2776
BASELINE
TN-1966-4
BATS
TR-271, TR-285; GR-41G-3, GR-47G-0010;
JA-1400, JA-1727, JA-1858, JA-2016,
JA-2055, JA-2109, JA-2115, JA-2266;
MS-162, MS-581
CADMIUM SULFIDE
JA-2731, JA-2757, JA-2762, JA-2776
CADMIUM TELLURIDE
JA-2383, JA-2743; Bib-29
CADMIUM TIN ARSENIDE
JA-1502
BEARINGS
TR-198; JA-1616A
CALCIUM FLUORIDE
JA-1813A, JA-2239, JA-2302, JA-2312,
JA-2361A, JA-2588, JA-2589
BINARY SEQUENCES
TR-95; GR-22G-0036, GR-1964-70;
JA-2058
CALCULUS
JA-1905
BINARY SIGNALS
TR-258
BIRDS
Radar return
GR-45-42; JA-1091
CALIBRATION SPHERE
JA-2631
CALLISCOPE
TR-212
BISMUTH
Crystal growth
MS-89 5
CALORIMETER
JA-1719
225
Subject Index
CAMERAS
Oscilloscope
GR-21G-0004
Speed control
JA-1584
CIRCULATION
JA-1776
CLUTTER
TR-8, TR-178, TR-399; GR-312-12,
GR-1964-29; JA-2382
CARBIDES
Metal
JA-2621
CLUTTER MAPPER
ACM-52
TR-206
COAXIAL LINES
GR-46G-0002, GR-46G-0010; JA-951
CASSEGRAINIAN SYSTEMS
TR-324; GR-46-43
COAXIAL SWITCH
TR-170
COBALT
TR-312; JA-1677, JA-2436
CASSIOPEIA A
Absorption lines
JA-23 48
CATARACTS
JA-949
COBALT CHROMITE
MS-925
CATERPILLAR PROJECT
TR-86
CATHODE-RAY TUBES
TR-58, TR-64, TR-212; JA-162,
COBALT FERRITE
JA-278, JA-1708, JA-1943; JA-857,
MS-350
JA-855
CATHODES
TR-356
COBALT OXIDE
JA-1338; JA-1180
CERENKOV RADIATION
GR-25G-0033
CFAR
TR-189; GR-47-29, GR-47-33
COBALT VANADATE
JA-1522
COBI
TR-263; GR-25G-0035, GR-25G-6,
GR-25G-8, GR-25G-9, GR-25G-11,
GR-25G-12
CODING
Algebraic
GR-52G-4-I, II; JA-916
Binary
GR-47G-0006
Bose-Chaudhuri
JA-1716
Channel
JA-2514
Compression
GR-55G-0028; JA-1803
Constant weight
JA-2500
Cosets
GR-55G-0027
Cyclic
GR-52G-0011
Encoding and decoding
TR-231, TR-370; GR-22G-0029,
GR-25G-0021, GR-25G-0026, GR-25G-2,
GR-25G-3, GR-25G-17, GR-34-57,
GR-34-72, GR-312G-1, GR-42G-1,
GR-47-24, GR-47-34, GR-47-35,
GR-47G-0020, GR-47G-0022, GR-47G-1,
GR-55G-2, GR-62G-5, GR-65G-6,
GR-1964-5; JA-1815, JA-2250,
JA-2650, JA-2668; JA-916, JA-1317,
MS-381
CHAFF
Radar cross section
GR-1965-10
CHARACTRON
TR-117
CHARGED PARTICLES
JA-9, JA-10, JA-13, JA-15, JA-18
CHEMICAL ELEMENTS
Properties
Bib-10
Spectrographic lines
TR-265
CHEMICAL KINETICS
TR-361
CHROMITES
JA-1783, JA-2122
CHROMIUM OXIDES
JA-2040, JA-2460; MS-126; Q-10
CHROMIUM SULFIDES
MS-361
CIRCUITS
JA-2525
Failure erasure
TN-1965-3
Slicer
JA-67
226
Subject Index
CODING (Continued)
Coherent
GR-64G-1; JA-2226, JA-2245
Digital systems
TR-366; JA-59; JA-1530, MS-67
Diversity techniques
JA-1027, JA-1537; JA-1104
F-distribution
GR-64G-5
Feedback
GR-62G-6, GR-65G-5
Frequency-modulated
GR-36G-0045, GR-64G-3
Graphic
TR-296
Linear systems
GR-34G-7, GR-34G-8, GR-34G-10
Models
GR-22G-7
Multipath
JA-707, JA-787, JA-1263, JA-1962,
JA-1969; JA-434, MS-444
Optical
TR-392; JA-2076
Orbital scatter
TR-292; JA-617; MS-923
Power division
TR-301; JA-2226
Radio
GR-3G-0003
Random procedures
GR-22G-0041; JA-2006, JA-2021A
Theory
JA-1898
Time-frequency
TR-351; JA-267
Time-varying
MS-369A, MS-396
Two-frequency measurement
TN-1965-9
UHF
TR-91; GR-21G-0011; JA-351,
JA-352, JA-594
UIIF-SSB
JA-1356A
U. S. S. R.
GR-34-76, GR-34G-12
VHP
TR-21
Voice
GR-65G-1
COMPUTERS
Air defense center
JA-583
Analog
TR-398
Analog-to-digital conversion
GR-33G-1; JA-2046A
Anelex printout
GR-21G-0017
Error correcting
TR-39, TR-44, TR-48; GR-25G-2,
GR-25G-3, GR-55-22, GR-1964-37;
JA-86, JA-156, JA-1489, JA-1626,
JA-1687, JA-1971, JA-2012, JA-2015,
JA-2105, JA-1317, MS-381, MS-448,
MS-560
Macro
GR-22G-0017
Millstone radar
GR-30G-0009
Morse
JA-1089, JA-1123, JA-2015
Polynomial
JA-1211
Radar ranging
TR-318
Reed-Muller
GR-55G-0035; JA-1779
Sequential
TR-396; GR-62G-4, GR-62G-5,
GR-1964-70; JA-1809, JA-2113,
JA-2666
Three-phase
GR-47-28
COILS
VHP
GR-47G-0001, GR-47G-0004; JA-522,
JA-807
COMMAND SYSTEMS
GR-22G-0071, GR-22G-7
COMMUNICATION CENTER
GR-4G-0002
COMMUNICATION SATELLITES
TR-277; GR-21G-2, GR-21G-3, GR-21G-4,
GR-21G-6, GR-21G-7, GR-25G-0013,
GR-30G-2, GR-31-148, GR-315G-5
TN-1965-47, TN-1965-5b, TN-1966-20;
JA-1627, JA-1946, JA-2237, JA-2261,
JA-2713; JA-1324
Dispensing
GR-36G-3
Visibility
GR-36G-7
COMMUNICATIONS
TR-7, TR-33, TR-34, TR-35, TR-41,
TR-57, TR-116, TR-183, TR-234, TR-258,
TR-263, TR-275, TR-325; GR-22G-0025,
GR-25G-20, GR-65G-3; JA-2297
Additive noise
JA-1680
AN/GSC-4
GR-25G-0007
Channels
JA-2608
227
Subject Index
COMPUTERS (Continued)
Applications
TN-1966-3; MS-590, MS-867
Average response
JA-1640
CDC 160-A
GR-62G-3
CG-24
TR-139; JA-1119
Differential analyzers
JA-2411, JA-2546
Digital
TR-12, TR-15, TR-102, TR-141,
TR-177; GR-58G-0011; JA-613,
JA-1284
Digital analog generators
TR-162; JA-860
Equipment
JA-180
FX-1
TR-278; GR-51G-8; MS-510
Human engineering
JA-2544
IBM-709
GR-21G-0001
IBM-7090
GR-58G-0024
L-l
GR-51G-0012
LASA system
MS-1551
Logical design
TR-191; JA-1645, JA-1665; JA-1119,
JA-1139
Programs
TR-241, TR-283, TR-306, TR-313;
GR-21G-0003, GR-21G-0026,
GR-21G-0027, GR-21G-1, GR-21G-2,
GR-21G-3, GR-21G-4, GR-21G-5,
GR-21G-6, GR-21G-7, GR-21G-8,
GR-22G-0006, GR-22G-0009,
GR-22G-0014, GR-22G-0042;
GR-33G-1, GR-34G-0005, GR-312G-13,
GR-43G-1, GR-5G-0001, GR-51G-0018,
GR-54G-0020, GR-58G-0024, GR-64G-5,
Programs
TN-1966-1, TN-1966-4, TN-1966-6,
TN-1966-11, TN-1966-13; JA-380,
JA-675, JA-1336, JA-1378, JA-1688,
JA-1848, JA-2026; MS-249, MS-508,
MS-513
Random number generator
JA-1058
Redundant
JA-1853
Reliability
TR-102; GR-21G-0029, GR-21G-8001
Sequential circuits
JA-2685
228
Techniques
TR-165; JA-682, JS-1493, JA-1924,
JA-2022
Theory
JA-1825, JA-1856, JA-2024
Threshold device
JA-1948
Time-sharing
TR-386
Turing machines
GR-54G-0027, GR-54G-0029
TX-0
TR-221; JA-659
TX-2
GR-51G-0016, GR-51G-0017,
GR-51G-0018, GR-51G-1
Whirlwind I
JA-1398
CONE-SPHERES
Drag
GR-22G-5
Radar scattering
TR-349
CONTROL SYSTEMS
Feedback
MS-615
Linear
GR-22G-4, GR-22G-15; JA-1923,
JA-2126, JA-2134, JA-2273; MS-396
Manual
TR-111
Nonlinear
GR-1964-12; JA-2145, .TA-2415
Optimal
JA-1909, JA-1923, JA-1982, JA-2060,
JA-2123, JA-2145, JA-2169, JA-2310;
MS-703, MS-704, MS-707, MS-709,
MS-710, MS-732, MS-770; Bib-5
Pulse-modulated
JA-2702
Stochastic
JA-2148; MS-170A
COPPER BONDING
MS-181
CORRELATION DETECTORS
JA-647
CORRELATION TECHNIQUES
TR-5, TR-7, TR-21, TR-33; GR-34G-4,
GR-1964-63; JA-686, JA-707, JA-747,
JA-787, JA-1805, JA-2251; JA-912
CORUNDUM
JA-2271
COUNTER CHANGE, PROJECT
TR-24
COUNTERMEASURES
TR-41, TR-103
Subject Index
CRYOGENICS (see also Helium, Liquid)
JA-2061A, JA-2098, JA-2326, JA-2373,
JA-2590; MS-69, MS-82, MS-985A
GR-25G-0005, GR-25G-0006, GR-25G-0007,
GR-25G-0017, GR-25G-0019, GR-25G-0026,
GR-25G-0035, GR-25G-0037, GR-25G-5,
GR-25G-8, GR-25G-11, GR-25G-12,
GR-25G-14, GR-25G-19, GR-34G-0006,
GR-312G-1, GR-55G-0028; JA-1307,
JA-1687, JA-1963, JA-1971, JA-2064,
JA-2105; MS-59, MS-60, MS-61, MS-173,
MS-560
CRYOSAR
GR-53G-0039, GR-53G-0044, GR-53G-0051;
JA-1218, JA-1669, JA-1730; MS-143
CRYOSTATS
JA-496; JA-1015
CRYOTRON
JA-287
DATA TRANSMITTER
JA-11
CRYSTAL GROWTH
JA-1744, JA-1852, JA-2241, JA-2393,
JA-2417, JA-2423, JA-2653, JA-2723;
MS-671, MS-895
DECISION MAKING
JA-66, JA-1714, JA-1877
CRYSTAL STRUCTURE
TR-267, TR-268, TR-269, TR-295, TR-345;
JA-909, JA-1753, JA-1767, JA-1771,
JA-1797, JA-1826, JA-1864, JA-1867,
JA-1915, JA-2214, JA-2271
CYCLOTRON RESONANCE
TR-136, TR-249; JA-113, JA-118, JA-150,
JA-168, JA-498, JA-516, JA-517, JA-651,
JA-669, JA-1059, JA-1504, JA-1515,
JA-1692, JA-1780, JA-1793, JA-2035,
JA-2376, JA-2635; JA-542, JA-543,
JA-544, JA-545, JA-1033, JA-1451,
MS-217, MS-454
DEEP SPACE PROBES
MS-240
DELAY LINES
TR-3, TR-22, TR-42, TR-179; GR-25G-19,
GR-65G-4; JA-1186, JA-1397; JA-913
DEMODULATOR
GR-65G-3
DENSITOMETER
GR-46G-0012; Q-9
DETECTION THEORY
JA-937
DI-PULSE LOGIC
GR-52-7
DIAMAGNETISM
JA-2410
CYLINDERS
I )rag
GR-22G-13
Backscattering
GR-1964-14
DIAMOND
JA-1793; MS-454; Bib-17
DAMP
GR-46G-0005
DIELECTRICS
JA-1475, JA-2041A, JA-2353, JA-2360,
JA-2647
DIAMOND CIRCUIT
TR-300; TN-1966-39
DICON
TR-251, TR-275; GR-52G-1
DATA PROCESSING
TR-237, TR-283; GR-22G-0019,
GR-22G-0020, GR-22G-0021,
GR-34G-0002, GR-312G-12, GR-1964-24;
TN-1965-1; JA-1226
Neuro-electric
MS-391
DIFFERENCE EQUATIONS
GR-47-37; TN-1966-9
DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
GR-22G-3
DIGITAL SYSTEMS
TR-366; GR-21G-0021, GR-25G-0037,
GR-1965-6; JA-2154, JA-2635
DATA REDUCTION
TR-241; GR-22G-0019, GR-22G-0020
DIODES
TR-137, TR-226; GR-36G-5, GR-47G-3,
GR-48-6, GR-81G-0031; JA-97, JA-169,
JA-730, JA-849, JA-992, JA-996, JA-1197,
JA-1265, JA-1371, JA-1642, JA-1894,
JA-2023, JA-2155, JA-2206, JA-2405,
JA-2484
DATA STORAGE
TR-73, TR-377; GR-22G-0053
DATA TRANSMISSION
TR-263, TR-346; GR-22G-10, GR-24G-54,
GR-2G-25-5, GR-2G-25-12, GR-25G-0004,
229
Subject Index
DIODES (Continued)
ELECTRIC FIELDS
Particle dynamics
JA-9, JA-13
Infrared
JA-2102
Junction
JA-1786, JA-2305, JA-2775
Tunnel
GR-52G-0018, GR-81G-0031; JA-1653,
JA-1847
ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAM
TR-165; JA-1818
ELECTROFORMING
JA-1379
ELECTROLUMINESCENCE
JA-2131, JA-2457
DIPLEXERS
TR-255; GR-1964-9, GR-1964-22;
JA-2705, MS-892
ELECTROLYTIC CELL
JA-938
DIPOLES
TR-292, TR-369; GR-36G-2, GR-1964-33;
JA-1738, JA-1834, JA-2007A, JA-2175,
MS-923
ELECTROLYTIC POLARIZATION
.TA-1873
ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELDS
TR-310; JA-2370
DIRECTIONAL COUPLERS
TR-19
ELECTROMAGNETIC VECTOR
JA-2594
DISPLAY SYSTEMS
TR-4, TR-31, TR-36, TR-49, TR-212,
TR-223, TR-237; GR-41G-0004,
GR-51G-0016; TN-1965-58; JA-854,
JA-897, JA-1372, JA-1399, JA-1945
ELECTROMAGNETIC WAVES
Scattering
TR-273, TR-292; GR-25G-0002,
GR-312G-0002, GR-312G-4,
GK-1964-1, GR-1964-3, GR-1964-14,
GR-1964-61; JA-104, JA-132, JA-344,
JA-574, JA-621, JA-2041A, JA-2087,
JA-2130A, JA-2364A, JA-2365,
JA-2409, JA-2446, JA-2547, JA-2616,
JA-2721; Bib-24, Bib-26
DOPPLER RADAR
TR-6, TR-10, TR-154, TR-189;
GR-1964-35; TN-1965-6; JA-1561
DUPLEXERS
TR-113; GR-315G-3, GR-46-40, GR-46G-2;
JA-618, JA-1768
E LECTROMAGNETS
JA-1477, JA-1577, JA-1712
DYNAMICS
GR-22G-15, GR-71G-1-I, II, III, GR-71G-2,
GR-71G-3, GR-71G-5, GR-75-4; JA-1381,
JA-1501, JA-1765A; JA-850
ELECTROMETER
JA-601
ELECTRON BEAMS
TR-308, TR-351, TR-353; JA-1; MS-828,
MS-1088
ELECTRON DENSITY
Measurement
TR-248, TR-307, TR-370; GR-3G-0002,
GR-30G-0014
EARTHQUAKE WARNING
TN-1965-62
ECHO
Orbit
JA-1673
ELECTRON GAS
JA-1475, JA-2100
ELF.CTRON TEMPERATURE
JA-2553
ECHO I
GR-30G-2; MS-267
ELECTRON TRAJECTORIES
JA-162, JA-210
ECHO II
GR-1964-16
ELECTRON TRANSPORT THEORY
JA-1542; MS-449, MS-451
ECLIPSE
JA-2371, JA-2434
ELECTRON TUBES
High Power
TR-257; MS-694
Transmit-receive
TR-155; GR-46-37, GR-46-45
EDUCATION
JA-1941
ELASTIC SUSPENSIONS
JA-2183
230
Subject Index
ELECTRONS
Narrow band
MS-940, MS-941
Manganese
TR-71; JA-365, JA-507
Nickel-iron
JA-1076, JA-1454; JA-1113
Preparation
JA-1462
Properties
JA-48, JA-93, JA-273, JA-278,
JA-308, JA-418, JA-512, JA-864,
JA-1267
ENCAPSULATION
JA-2084
ENERGY CONVERSION
TR-304; JA-1922, JA-1945, JA-1970,
JA-1991, JA-1995, JA-2014, JA-2018,
JA-2067, JA-2163, JA-2190A, JA-2253A,
JA-2633, JA-2698; MS-921
FERRITE CORE INDUCTORS
GR-52G-6
ENERGY DENSITIES
JA-2147
FERRITE DEVICES
TR-55, TR-65, TR-69, TR-70, TR-89,
TR-164, TR-176, TR-210, TR-247;
JA-620, JA-843, JA-890, JA-951,
JA-1393, JA-1456, JA-1495; .TA-317,
JA-1174, MS-180
EPHEMERIDES
Computer generation
TR-391, TR-400
EPITAXIAL GROWTH
JA-2295
FERROMAGNETIC MATERIALS
TR-40, TR-166, TR-254, TR-364; JA-21,
JA-96, JA-100, JA-1886, JA-1913,
JA-2008, JA-2460, JA-2492; JA-856,
MS-202, MS-461A, MS-1186
Surfaces
GR-53G-0052, GR-53G-0063
EREKTOR SUBRACK KIT
JA-1757
ERROR COUNTER
GR-25G-6; JA-1380A
ERROR STATISTICS
GR-2G-25-4, GR-2G-25-12, GR-25G-0005,
GR-25G-0006, GR-25G-0007, GR-25G-0010,
GR-25G-0024, GR-25G-0025, GR-25G-0026,
GR-25G-0028, GR-25G-0037, GR-25G-14,
GR-25G-15, GR-47-35, GR-1964-11;
JA-1948, JA-1969, JA-2084, JA-2105,
JA-2628; MS-58, MS-66, MS-444
FERROMAGNETIC RESONANCE
TR-7, TR-143; JA-365, JA-642, JA-906,
JA-1022; JA-861, JA-1422, MS-210
FIELD EMISSION
TR-353; MS-1087
FILM READER
TN-1965-1, TN-1966-1; MS-1049
FILTERS
TR-181; GR-22G-0024; TN-1966-7;
JA-580, JA-1193; JA-I161
Adaptive
JA-2057
Autocovariance
GR-31-150
Band-pass
GR-36-18; JA-881, JA-2204, JA-2728
Band separation
GR-25G-0032; JA-910
Digital
TN-1965-63
Matched
TR-156; GR-25G-0001, GR-34G-3,
GR-41G-0002; JA-1397, JA-1561,
JA-1582, JA-2083, JA-2400
Multidimensional
TN-1965-57
RC
TR-50; JA-231
ERRORS
Automatic detection
GR-25G-5, GR-34G-3
EUROPIUM MONOXIDE
Q-10
EXHAUST TRAILS
Detection
TR-17
FACSIMILE SYSTEMS
TR-76
FAILURE-MASKING
TN-1965-3
FERRIMAGNETIC MATERIALS
JA-1643; JA-867, MS-925
FERRITE
Cobalt
JA-1708; JA-857, MS-350
FLEXOWRITERS
GR-21G-0001
231
Subject Index
Laguerre
TN-1966-28
Legendre
JA-121
Pulse transmission
GR-34G-8
Random
JA-152, JA-2216
Sin x/x
TR-195
Sine and cosine
GR-47G-4; JA-380
Spectra
GR-34G-5
Transfer
JA-2716
Wiener integral
GR-55G-1
FURNACE
JA-1134, JA-2443
FLIP-FLOPS
JA-298, JA-813
FLUIDS
Turbulence
GR-312G-9
FLUORESCENCE
JA-2306
FLUTTAR
TR-82
FOAMED MATERIALS
MS-272, MS-475A
FOILS
GR-1964-36
FOURIER ANALYSIS
JA-2782
FOURIER TRANSFORM
TR-310; GR-36G-4, GR-37G-1,
GR-41G-0011; JA-446, JA-488
FREQUENCY CONTROL
TR-188; GR-41G-0008; TN-1965-4; JA-1001
FREQUENCY DIVIDERS
TN-1965-11
GADOLINIUM
JA-2486
FREQUENCY MODULATION
Measurement
TR-16
GALACTIC CENTER REGION
JA-2699
GALLIUM
Analysis
JA-1266
Surfaces
JA-2188
FREQUENCY MULTIPLIERS
GR-36G-5, GR-47G-5, GR-47G-0012,
GR-48-8; JA-1903, JA-2351, JA-2355
FREQUENCY STANDARD
GR-34G-85
GALLIUM ANTIMONIDE
GR-83G-0031; JA-927, JA-1149, JA-2028
FREQUENCY SYNTHESIS
TN-1965-43
GALLIUM ARSENIDE
JA-1371, JA-1614, JA-1642, JA-1675,
JA-1949, JA-1984, JA-2032-I, II, .TA-2131,
JA-2155, JA-2227, JA-2302, JA-2337,
JA-2339, JA-2420A, JA-2453, JA-2482,
JA-2528, JA-2529A, JA-2697, JA-2802;
MS-241, MS-675, MS-735, MS-752,
MS-1158
FUNCTIONS
GR-22G-0046, GR-22G-0051, GR-22G-0054,
GR-25G-1, GR-34G-1, GR-55G-0037,
GR-55G-3; JA-1240, JA-1733, JA-1802
Ambiguity
JA-2070, JA-2433
Autocorrelation
JA-43
Band-limited
JA-22
Bessel
JA-658
Eigenf unctions
JA-33
Gaussian signals
JA-2331
Hilbert space
GR-1964-26
Jost
JA-2316
GALVANO-THERMOMAGNETIC PHENOMENA
JA-1922, JA-1945, JA-1970, JA-1991,
JA-1995, JA-2014, JA-2039, JA-2067,
JA-2089A, JA-2399, JA-2501;
JA-1422, MS-1001
GAMES THEORY
TR-279
GARNETS
TR-267; GR-53G-0065
GAS ADSORPTION
TR-252; JA-716, JA-1885, JA-2025
232
Subject Index
GAS ANALYSIS
Q-5
Noise effects
TR-80; JA-258
Optical properties
JA-793. JA-960, JA-1281
Oxide films
JA-1377
Properties
GR-85G-0008; JA-137, JA-251,
JA-702, JA-783, JA-888, JA-1367
Quantum effects
JA-1928; MS-203, MS-479
Surface effects
TR-80; JA-161, JA-237, JA-404,
JA-413, JA-494, JA-561, JA-893,
JA-998; JA-570, JA-575, JA-1375
Transitions
JA-1085, JA-2477, JA-2739; JA-1035
X-ray analysis
JA-927
GAS FLOW
Pressure sensor
TR-379
GASES
AC breakdown
TR-380
Chemical kinetics
GR-35G-2; JA-902
GAUGES
JA-2157, JA-2176
GAUSSIAN PROCESSES
TR-157; JA-943, JA-976, JA-1997,
JA-2331. JA-2466
GENDARE
TR-241; GR-22G-0019, GR-22G-0020.
GR-22G-0042
GEODESICS
JA-1589, JA-1590, JA-1590A; MS-28
GERMANIUM OXIDES
JA-1007
GKOMETRY
JA-1591 JA-159Z, JA-1725, JA-1773
GERMANE
JA-35, JA-47
GERMANIUM-SILICON ALLOYS
Optical properties
JA-1006
GERMANIUM-IODIDE SOLUTION
JA-1812
GERMANIUM TELLURIDE
JA-2332
GOLD
JA-2748
GERMANIUM
Arsenic removal
TR-43; JA-113
Crystal growth
JA-433
Cyclotron resonance
JA-113, JA-118. JA-150, JA-168,
JA-157
Dislocations
TR-85; JA-119, JA-120
Electrons
JA-1410, JA-1547
Fine structure
JA-1216
Galvanomagnetic effects
TR-115; JA-394, JA-449, JA-552,
JA-628, .TA-1019, JA-1545, JA-1739,
.IA-2268; MS-424
Hall effect
JA-323, .IA-387, JA-403, JA-628
High temperature effects
MS-436
Impurities
JA-119, JA-243, JA-245, JA-811,
JA-1872; MS-26
Krypton adsorption
JA-1055
Magnetoabsorption
JA-2599
Magnetoresistance
JA-791, JA-1605
GRAPHIC DISPLAY
TR-398; MS-1420
GRAPHITE
JA-2550, JA-2609
Cyclotron resonance
JA-669
Magnetoref lection
JA-2194, JA-2208; MS-968, MS-1196
GROUP II-VI COMPOUNDS
JA-1797, JA-2220
GROUP III-V
TR-150;
JA-1709,
JA-2366,
COMPOUNDS
JA-839, JA-1396A, JA-1607
JA-1735, JA-1819, JA-1933,
JA-2579. JA-2749
HAYSTACK RADAR
TR-365, TR-367; GR-1964-25, GR-1964-3J
GR-1965-40; TN-1965-17, TN-1965-23;
JA-2494, JA-2583
Feed
TN-1965-15
233
Subject Index
HAYSTACK RADAR (Continued)
Pointing system
GR-1964-41, GR-1964-45, GR-1964-46,
GR-1964-47, GR-1964-57, GR-1964-71;
TN-1965-14, TN-1965-36, TN-1965-37,
TN-1965-38, TN-1965-39, TN-1965-49,
TN-1966-6, TN-1966-8, TN-1966-10,
TN-1966-11, TN-1966-13
HEATING
With photons
JA-2112
HELICAL CONDUCTORS
TR-26
HYPERVELOCITY VEHICLES
Scattering
GR-312G-0002; JA-1891
IMAGE TUBES
GR-85G-0004
IMPEDANCE
JA-1986, JA-2304
INDIUM
Analysis
JA-946, JA-1525
HELICAL DENSITY WAVES
TR-320
HELICONS
JA-2638
INDIUM ANTIMONIDE
JA-650, JA-651, JA-894, JA-927,
JA-1428 JA-1455, JA-1466, JA-1510,
JA-1534 JA-1535, JA-1549, JA-1567,
JA-1629, JA-1692, JA-1710, JA-1766,
.IA-1795, JA-1819, JA-1864, JA-1894,
JA-1929, JA-2045, JA-2139, JA-2149,
JA-2202, JA-2246, JA-2265, JA-2290,
JA-2416, JA-2447, JA-2454, JA-2505,
JA-2523, .IA-2529A, JA-2542A, JA-2672,
JA-2760; JA-1385, JA-1392A, MS-209,
MS-455, MS-1013; Bib-3
HELIUM, LIQUID
GR-46-46, GR-1964-10; .TA-1064, JA-1517,
.IA-1558, JA-1636, JA-1788, JA-1878,
JA-1921, JA-1925, JA-1993, JA-3013,'
JA-2090, JA-2097, JA-2223; JA-1015.
JA-1496, JA-1564, MS-69, MS-543
HIGH PRESSURE TECHNIQUES
.TA-347, JA-495, JA-633, JA-1025
HUMAN ENGINEERING
TR-4; .IA-188, JA-196, JA-482, JA-605,
JA-1146, JA-1184, JA-2034, JA-2166A,
JA-2544, JA-2751
INDIUM ARSENIDE
JA-650, JA-651, JA-1494, JA-2139,
JA-2197, JA-2184, JA-2457; MS-1010
INDIUM BISMUTH
JA-2771
INDIUM TELLURIDE
JA-2243, JA-2672
HYBRIDS
JA-1506A
HYDROGEN
Microwave spectra
JA-2348
HYDROGEN FLUORIDE
JA-968
HYDROXYL GROUP
JA-2665
Microwave spectra
JA-2348
Radio observation
JA-2287, JA-2288
INDUCTANCE BRIDGE
JA-1581A
INDUCTANCE COILS
JA-1874
INERTIAL NAVIGATION
TR-289
INFORMATION RETRIEVAL
GR-4G-0002; JA-1514, JA-1880B; MS-242
HYPERSONIC FLOW
JA-2078
HYPERVELOCITY PELLETS
Wakes
TR-248, TR-307, TR-342
INFORMATION THEORY
TN-1965-22; JA-2046A, JA-2195, JA-2274,
JA-2469, JA-2560; JA-1530, MS-831
U. S. S. R.
JA-546; MS-84
INFRARED CELL
JA-2189
HYPERVELOCITY RE-ENTRY
MS-163
INFRARED DETECTORS
JA-1808; JA-544
HYPERVELOCITY SPHERES
Radiation
TR-290, TR-370; JA-1772, JA-1967,
JA-2557
INFRARED SPECTROSCOPY
JA-1461
234
Subject Index
KEPLERIAN ORBITS
GR-22G-0038
INSTRUMENTS
Human engineering
JA-2751
KERSTON THEORY
JA-1599
INTERFEROMETERS
TR-16; GR-312-23; JA-1698, JA-2306
KINEPLEX
GR-25G-0017, GR-25G-0024
INTERMETALLIC COMPOUNDS
.TA-763, JA-839, JA-892, JA-998,
JA-1607; JA-1391, JA-1392A, MS-269
KLYSTRON OSCILLATORS
GR-46-42
KLYSTRONS
TR-227, TR-316; GR-48-9; JA-2203A;
MS-627
Depressed collector
GR-1964-34
Frequency control
TR-253
Multicavity
TR-264, TR-348; GR-43G-1; JA-1670;
JA-1326
Variable drift
TR-350
IODINE
JA-2423
IONIZATION GAUGE
Tests
TR-298
IONOSPHERE
E-layer
GR-33G-0014; JA-1961
Earth-cavity resonances
JA-1647, JA-1917, JA-2038; MS-567
Electron density
GR-3G-0002
F-region
TR-274; GR-30G-0014; JA-1966,
JA-2371, .JA-2434, JA-2479,
JA-2569, MS-253A. MS-836
Perturbations
JA-2218
Reflection
TR-1
Scattering
TR-1, TR-81 TR-274, TR-374;
JA-344, JA-1593, JA-1784, JA-1983,
JA-2119, JA-2356 JA-2435; MS-10A,
MS-253A, MS-836
Temperature
JA-2299, JA-2512 JA-2553
Transmission
TR-93, TR-168; JA-1107, .TA-1916
KRYPTON
Adsorption
JA-428, JA-1055
LAGUERRE NETWORK
TN-1966-28
LAMINATES
Elasticity
GR-25G-0015
LATHANUM COMPOUNDS
JA-814; JA-869
LAPLACE INTEGRALS
JA-381
LARGE APERTURE SEISMIC ARRAY (LASA)
Sec SEISMIC ARRAY
IRON, ATOMIC
JA-773, .TA-2511
LASERS
JA-1984 JA-2043, JA-2065, JA-2152,
JA-2167 JA-2246, JA-2247, JA-2258,
JA-2280 JA-2290, JA-2294, JA-2302,
JA-2337 JA-2339, JA-2379, JA-2388,
JA-2405 JA-2437, .TA-2510- MS-654.
MS-7 52, MS-910
Electron beam
JA-2757, JA-2776
Gallium arsenide
JA-2453, JA-2482; MS-1158
Gaseous
.1A-2626
Indium antimonide
JA-2505, JA-2542A, JA-2642; MS-1013
IRON NITRIDES
JA-1697; JA-1425
IRON SULFIDE
MS-363
IRON WHISKERS
MS-59 9
JAMMING
TR-31, TR-103
235
Subject Index
LASERS (Continued)
Indium arsenide
JA-2457, JA-2591
Lead selenide
JA-2517, JA-2567, JA-2636
Lead sulfide
JA-2604
Oscillations
JA-1868, JA-2052, JA-2283,
Photoelectron statistics
JA-2708, JA-2727
Ruby
JA-2806
Raman
MS-674
Semiconductor
TR-392; JA-2418, JA-2419,
JA-2515, JA-2584, JA-2588,
JA-2664, JA-2757, JA-2816,
MS-1447
LIGHT
Reflection
JA-2475
LIGHT PEN
TR-296; JA-1443
LIGHT SOURCES
JA-2065
JA-2708
LINCOLN EXPERIMENTAL SATELLITE (LES)
TR-394; GR-1964-55; TN-1965-5,
TR-1965-19
LINCOLN EXPERIMENTAL TERMINAL (LET)
GR-1964-54; TN-1966-30
LINCOLN LABORATORY
History
JA-1087
JA-2464,
JA-2589,
JA-2824;
LINCOLN WRITER
GR-51-8; JA-1057
LATTICE THEORY
TR-252; JA-1867, JA-1885, JA-1913,
JA-2025; MS-94
LINEAR SYSTEMS
JA-2134
Time-varying
GR-41G-6; JA-1307
LEAD
Superconductivity
MS-551
LITHIUM COMPOUNDS
JA-867
LITHIUM HYDRIDE
JA-1144, JA-1145, JA-1173, JA-1249
LEAD SELENIDE
JA-2305, JA-2335, JA-2419; MS-1001
LITHIUM SPINELS
JA-2495
LEAD SULFIDE
JA-1808, JA-2335, JA-2517
LOGISTICS
GR-22G-0071, GR-22G-1
LEAD TELLURIDE
GR-85G-0011; JA-1785, JA-2263,
JA-2270, JA-2305, JA-2335, JA-2405;
MS-1001
LORENTZ GROUP
JA-2240, JA-2378, JA-2594, JA-2596;
Bib-22
LEARNING
JA-1511, JA-1667, JA-1777, JA-1830A;
JA-1896, JA-1908, JA-2140; MS-84
LORENTZ MICROSCOPY
JA-2562
LOW ALTITUDE DETECTION
TR-161
LEARNING MACHINES
MS-583
LEGENDRE SEQUENCES
GR-34-71, GR-36G-0047
LUMINESCENCE
JA-2302, JA-2312, JA-2416; MS-1011,
MS-1013
LEMMAS
GR-52G-0020
LUNAR COMMUNICATION
GR-30G-0011; MS-25
LENSES
Design
JA-2026
Eaton
TR-273
Luneberg
TR-273, TR-277
LUNAR REFLECTIONS
TR-187, TR-256, TR-272, TR-288;
GR-3G-0003, GR-3G-0004; JA-1108,
JA-1388, JA-1563, JA-1650A, JA-1748,
JA-1992, JA-1994, JA-1998, JA-2192,
JA-2252, JA-2262, JA-2343, JA-2365,
JA-2593; MS-595, MS-645
236
Subject Index
MACHINES (AUTOMATIC)
GR-54-4
MAGNETOMETER
TR-202; JA-524, JA-1200, JA-1376; JA-871
MACHINING
JA-2185
MAGNETOSTRICTION
TR-54
MADISTER
JA-1981
MAGNETRONS
TR-16; JA-9, JA-634, JA-639, JA-2176
MAGNETIC AMPLIFIERS
JA-32, JA-238
MAGNETS
Heisenberg
MS-843, MS-1175
Solenoid
JA-863
Superconducting
MS-394; Bib-18
MAGNETIC CORES
TR-133, TR-164, TR-210, TR-247;
GR-2G-24-83, GR-52G-0014; JA-145,
JA-146, JA-373, JA-480, JA-566, JA-566A,
JA-1456; JA-78, JA-1301, MS-124
MAN-MACHINE
TN-1966-4; JA-1714
MAGNETIC FIELDS
Coils
JA-522, JA-807
Detection
TR-202; JA-1376
Electrical conduction
JA-1302
Generation
JA-1078, JA-1354; JA-611
High frequency
JA-1556, JA-1884; MS-441
Quantum theory
JA-1357
MANGANESE ARSENIDE
JA-2620
MANGANESE COMPOUNDS
JA-1721; MS-353, MS-1014, MS-1176
MANGANESE OXIDE
JA-1338, JA-1570; JA-1180
MANGANESE PHOSPHIDE
JA-2136; MS-666
MANGANITES
JA-357
MAGNETIC FILMS
TR-278; GR-50-1, GR-51-2, GR-51-10,
GR-51-11; TN-1965-31; JA-1659, JA-1882,
JA-1979, JA-2324, JA-2353-I, II, JA-2647,
JA-2658;-JA-865. JA-1049, JA-1325,
JA-1384, .TA-1433, MS-237, MS-680,
MS-913A, MS-917B, MS-952, MS-1165,
MS-1187, MS-1467, MS-1468, MS-1470
MANGANOUS FLUORIDE
TR-302; JA-772
MANGANOUS STANNATE
JA-1723
MARKOV PROCESSES
JA-592, JA-780, JA-1193
MAGNETIC MATERIALS
JA-315, JA-681, JA-862, JA-891, JA-1044,
JA-1077; JA-838, MS-1010, MS-1014,
MS-1176
MARS
Reconnaissance vehicle
GR-31-148
MASERS
JA-1050, JA-1293, JA-1348, JA-1440;
JA-1412A, MS-144A, MS-179
Cyclotron resonant
MS-217
Infrared
GR-26G-1; JA-1888
Solid-state
JA-817, JA-896, JA-941, JA-959,
JA-977, JA-1002, JA-1074, JA-1321,
JA-1524, JA-1662, JA-1888, JA-2032,
JA-2139, JA-2149, JA-2184, JA-2197,
JA-2227, JA-2307; JA-933, MS-735,
MS-779B
MAGNETIC RESONANCE
TR-261, TN-1966-14; JA-1138, JA-2753;
MS-257, MS-449
MAGNETIC STORAGE
GR-53G-0059; JA-252, JA-480, JA-774,
JA-1799, JA-1910; MS-382
MAGNETIC TAPE
JA-2231; JA-1039
MAGNETISM
TR-267; JA-1600, JA-2410, JA-2535
Chemical bond
JA-1789
Non-metals
JA-1826
MASS SPECTROSCOPY
TR-265, JA-1855, JA-2091
237
Subject Index
MATERIALS
Dynamic loads
GR-71G-2
MERCURY TELLURIDE
JA-2225, JA-2389, JA-2413A, JA-2480;
MS-200, MS-201, MS-268
MATHEMATICS
TR-2, TR-12, TR-14, TR-73, TR-95,
TR-123, TR-152, TR-182, TR-195,
TR-217; GR-22G-0046, GR-22G-0051,
GR-22G-0052, GR-22G-0061, GR-22-G-3,
GR-25G-1, GR-28G-1, GR-28G-3,
GR-34G-1, GR-34G-5, GR-36-36,
GR-36G-0047, GR-41G-0011, GR-47-32,
GR-47-37, GR-47G-4, GR-52G-0013,
GR-52G-0020, GR-52G-5, GR-66G-1,
GR-81G-1, GR-1964-20, GR-1964-26,
GR-1964-67; TN-1965-18; JA-37, JA-331,
JA-381, JA-446, JA-476, JA-488, JA-528,
JA-534, .TA-581, JA-667, JA-780, JA-823,
JA-983, JA-1000, JA-1132, JA-1240,
JA-1254, JA-1381, JA-1578A, JA-1589,
JA-1603A, JA-1693, JA-1725, JA-1733,
JA-1736. JA-1737. JA-1741. JA-1773.
JA-1790, JA-1802, JA-1881, JA-1897,
JA-1950, .TA-1985, JA-2012, JA-2021A,
JA-2033, JA-2075, JA-2099, JA-2120,
JA-2124, JA-2186, JA-2240. JA-2257,
JA-2316, JA-2323. JA-2425, JA-2461,
JA-2587
MERCURY-SELENIUM
JA-1887, JA-2344, JA-2610
METALS
Elect roreflectance
JA-2822
Interband transitions
JA-1820; MS-204
Thermodynamics
MS-665
METEOR ECHOES
TR-132; GR-30G-0003; JA-1832A,
JA-2451A, JA-2521A
MICROBALANCE
JA-1552
MICROMETEOROIDS
JA-2168
MICROSCOPES
I.orentz attachment
MS-601, MS-640
Microwave
GR-53G-0064
MICROWAVE CIRCUITS
JA-2484
MATRIX ALGEBRA
TR-14, TR-217; GR-47-38, GR-1964-20,
GR-1964-67; TN-1965-26; JA-1132,
JA-1657
MAUDE
GR-34-57, GR-34-72
MICROWAVE DEVICES
JA-1821, JA-2428, JA-2533; JA-1478;
Bib-30
MICROWAVE DISCHARGE
Shielding
MS-641
MEASURE THEORY
GR-55G-0030
MEMORY
Psychological factors
GR-54G-0025; JA-1274, JA-1718
MEMORY DEVICES
TR-3, TR-133, TR-153, TR-247, TR-278,
TR-355; GR-25G-0021, GR-312G-0006,
GR-50-1, GR-51-11, GR-51G-2,
GR-52G-0018, GR-52G-1, GR-53G-0039,
GR-53G-0044, GR-53G-0051; JA-46, JA-146,
JA-1653, .TA-1659, JA-2324, JA-2662;
JA-1164, .TA-1301, MS-42, MS-680,
MS-913A, MS-952, MS-1172
MERCURY CHALCOGENIDES
JA-2059
MICROWAVE EQUIPMENT
Bandwidth
TR-55
MICROWAVE SPECTROSCOPY
JA-1556, JA-2348
MICROWAVES
JA-1409
MIDAS
GR-25G-5
MIE SERIES
JA-2722
MILGO
GR-25G-0010, GR-25G-0025
MERCURY, PROJECT
MS-524, MS-525
MILLIMETER WAVES
Applications
GR-4G-0010, GR-82-8, GR-82-9,
GR-82G-0017, GR-82G-1; JA-1276;
JA-1219, MS-135, MS-141, MS-240,
MS-527
MERCURY SELENIDE
JA-1549, JA-1775, JA-1828, JA-1951,
JA-2225; MS-199, MS-200, MS-201,
MS-268
238
Subject Index
MILLSTONE (see RADAR)
JA-979, JA-1193, JA-1645, JA-1958,
JA-2178A; Bib-9, Bib-21; Q-3
MINERALS
JA-2580
NEURONS
Network activity
JA-1518A. JA-1518B, MS-292,
MS-482A
NEUTRONS
Scattering
TR-312; JA-160
NICKEL
JA-265
MINIMAX
TR-219
MISSILE TRAJECTORIES
GR-22G-0061, GR-312-17, GR-312G-5,
GR-312G-13
MISSILES
Miss-distance
GR-4G-0007
NICKEL ARSENIDES
MS-669
MODEL ATMOSPHERE
GR-22G-0004
NICKEL COMPOUNDS
JA-1454; MS-671, MS-679
MODULATION
TR-9; JA-914, MS-67
NICKEL-IRON FILMS
JA-2069, JA-2129; JA-1425. MS-132,
MS-238, MS-660, MS-917B, MS-918
MODULATORS
Single-sideband
GR-48-6
NIOBIUM
JA-2005, JA-2238. JA-2276
MOLYBDENUM COMPOUNDS
JA-2219
NIOBIUM COMPOUNDS
JA-1863A, JA-1914, JA-2412; MS-512,
MS-589
MOLYBDENUM-PERMALLOY
JA-270
NOBIUM-TIN WIRE
JA-1954; MS-594
MOON
Radar cross sections
JA-2192
Surface measurements
GR-1964-65; JA-2627; MS-172,
MS-595; Bib-19
Visibility charts
GR-52G-3
NITROBENZENE
Raman scattering
JA-2264
NOISE
TR-7, TR-13, TR-158, TR-159;
GR-22G-0011, GR-22G-0035,
GR-22G-0043, GR-34G-8, GR-47G-7;
JA-334, JA-424, JA-546, JA-1194,
JA-2074; MS-704, MS-707
Gaussian
TR-75; GR-35G-10; JA-275, JA-1247
Mathematics
GR-46G-0009; TN-1966-9; JA-37,
JA-42, JA-1729
Radio
JA-1579
Shot-noise
JA-2694
Temperature
JA-1729
NOISE FILTERS
GR-22G-0024
MOVING TARGET INDICATORS
TR-10, TR-107, TR-171, TR-204;
GR-45-34, GR-45-34-1
MUI.TIPATI1 TRANSMISSION
TN-1965-6
MULTIPLEX EQUIPMENT
TR-5; GR-65G-3
NEEDLES (See also West Ford)
Lifetimes
JA-1834
Specifications
GR-21G-0018, GR-21G-0019; JA-1738
NOMAC
TR-7, TR-33, TR-41, TR-57
NERVOUS SYSTEM
JA-1493; MS-509
NONLINEAR SYSTEMS
TN-1965-18; JA-1501, JA-1578A, JA-2033,
JA-2060, JA-2075, JA-2178A, JA-2415,
JA-2446, JA-2685; Q-12
NETWORK THEORY
TR-191; GR-25G-19; TN-1965-12;
239
Subject Index
NUCLEAR ATTACK
GR-22G-0071, GR-22G-1
NUCLEAR EXPLOSIONS
Detection
GR-34G-2; JA-2038, JA-2144
NUCLEAR MATTER
GR-81G-0022; JA-1770
NUCLEAR REACTORS
Q-2
NUMBERS THEORY
GR-47-34, GR-66G-1. GR-1964-70;
JA-1870
OXIDES
Cathodes
TR-356
Metal
JA-2605
Preparation
JA-2137, JA-2392
Properties
Bib-10
Spectrographic analysis
JA-1704, JA-1907
Structure
JA-1447
OXYGEN
Neutron scattering
JA-160
Spectrum
JA-2009
OZONE
GR-32G-2
OH GROUP
JA-2288, JA-2348
OPERA
GR-22G-0027
OPTICAL BEAMS
Focusing
JA-2684
OPTICAL FILMS
JA-2658; MS-1438
OPTICAL WINDOWS
JA-1878
OPTIMIZATION (see ADAPTIVE CONTROL)
ORBITAL FLIGHT PATHS
Charge drag
JA-2386
Computation
GR-1964-19
ORDER-DISORDER THEORY
JA-1777
ORTHOMATCH
TR-346; JA-2064
PACKAGING
JA-810, JA-1143A
PARAMAGNETIC RESONANCE
GR-82G-1; JA-1638, JA-2122, JA-2530;
MS-1177
PARAMETRIC AMPLIFIERS
GR-21G-0016, GR-41G-1, GR-46-38,
GR-46-29; JA-1904, JA-2013, JA-2023;
MS-179, MS-632
PARAMETRIC ARRAYS
JA-2151
PARAMETRIC OSCILLATORS
MS-676
PARTICLE MECHANICS
JA-2278, JA-2320B, JA-2461, JA-2522,
JA-2554A
OSCILLATORS
JA-2601
Backward wave
GR-48-7
Frequency-modulated
TR-11
One-Mc
JA-999
S-band
JA-2528
Spectral analysis
JA-2257
Synchronization
TR-181
PATTERN RECOGNITION
GR-34-43, GR-34-75, GR-54-9, GR-54-10,
GR-54-19, GR-54G-0022, GR-54-G-0028;
JA-964, JA-1123, JA-1528, JA-1612,
JA-1613, JA-1619, JA-1654, JA-1711,
JA-1724, JA-1745, JA-1763, JA-1818;
JA-1544, MS-32, MS-626
PAVEG
GR-22G-0012
PERCEPTION
JA-1763, JA-1875, JA-2166A, JA-2345,
JA-2387A; JA-1314, MS-89
240
Subject Index
PERIODOGRAM
GR-47G-0025, GR-47G-0027; TN-1966-31;
JA-1851
PERMALLOY
JA-642, JA-1620, JA-1796, JA-1798,
JA-2050; JA-686. JA-870. JA-1111.
JA-1112, JA-1115. JA-1386, JA-1421.
JA-1486. MS-106, MS-127, MS-356,
MS-1189, MS-1472
PHOTOLUMINESCENCE
JA-2766
PHOTOMULTIPLIERS
TR-351
PHOTON DETECTORS
GR-25G-16; JA-2180
PHOTON-ELECTRON SYSTEM
GR-22G-0034
PEROVSKITES
JA-357, JA-891, JA-1573; MS-1174
PHOTONS
GR-1965-13; JA-2112, JA-2740
PERSISTRON
JA-854
PIONEER V
GR-30G-0007
PHASE CONTROL
JA-1242
PITCH
TN-1966-3; JA-1848, JA-1920, JA-2073,
JA-2393, JA-2519; MS-513
PHASE DETECTORS
GR-47G-0025
PLAN POSITION INDICATORS
TR-23, TR-104; JA-68
PHASE INTEGRATORS
TR-189
PHASE SHIFTERS
JA-2572
Ferrite
JA-92, JA-951; MS-180
UHF
TR-59, TR-176
PLASMA TORCH
JA-1678, JA-1744, JA-1937, JA-2049
PLASMAS
Generation
MS-904
Induction
JA-2161
Non-linear effects
GR-25G-13; MS-845
Scattering
TR-284, TR-287; GR-312G-4,
GR-312G-8; JA-2537; MS-423
Semiconductor
JA-2293; MS-685
Solar
GR-52G-0017
Thermal
Bib-1
PHASE-LOCKED LOOPS
TR-246; GR-65G-5; JA-2106; MS-873
PHOENIX
TR-76
PHONONS
GR-81G-0028, GR-81G-1; JA-2138,
JA-2740, JA-2802
PHOSPHIDES
JA-2620; Bib-25
PHOTOCONDUCTORS
Cadmium selenide
TR-223
Cadmium sulfide
TR-200, TR-223
PHOTODIODES
JA-2032
PLASTICS
Spectrum analysis
Bib-2
PLATING
JA-2185
PHOTOELECTRON STATISTICS
JA-2708, JA-2727
POISSON PROCESSES
GR-25G-16
PHOTOE LECTRONS
JA-2708
POLARONS
JA-2625, JA-2668, JA-2760
PHOTOGRAPHY
Electronic
Q-8
Microdensitometry
Q-9
Motion principle
Bib-4
POLYMERS
JA-848
Spectrum analysis
Bib-2
POLYNOMIALS
GR-28G-1, GR-28G-3, GR-47-24
241
Subject Index
POLYSTYRENE
JA-2732
PULSE MODULATION
JA-2702, JA-2717
POLYURETHANE FOAMS
MS-272
PULSE MODULATORS
GR-65G-4
POTASSIUM CHLORIDE
JA-840
PULSE TRANSFORMERS
JA-146
POTASSIUM DIHYDROGEN PHOSPHIDE
Index of refraction
JA-2198
PULSE TRANSMISSION
GR-64G-3; JA-1209, JA-2292
POTENTIOMETERS
JA-2004, JA-2613A
POWER COMPARATOR
GR-47G-26; JA-1484
QUANTUM ELECTRONICS
TR-344; JA-1538, JA-2349, JA-2487,
JA-2629; MS-675, MS-676, MS-685,
MS-735
POWER SPECTRUM
GR-1965-8; TN-1965-16; JA-2047,
JA-2248
QUANTUM MECHANICS
TR-310; GR-37G-1, GR-55G-0033;
JA-1103, JA-1749; MS-49
POWER SUPPLIES
TR-106
PRASEODYMIUM COMPOUNDS
MS-835
QUARTZ
JA-2398; Bib-16
PRASEODYMIUM OXIDES
JA-2179; MS-787, MS-989
QUEUEING
TR-73; GR-58-6; JA-1682, JA-1963;
Bib-9
PRECIPITATION
TR-112, TR-144; Bib-26
PRESSURE GAUGES
GR-46-47; JA-1862
PRINTED CIRCUITS
GR-51G-3, GR-51G-6; JA-735, JA-766,
JA-1691, JA-2094
Testing
GR-25G-7; JA-1143, JA-1189
RADAR
2-Mcps
TR-101
10-CM
TR-56
70-CM
TR-56
108-Mcps
GR-315-3
AN/CPN-18
TR-63, TR-138
AN/FRC-47 (XD-1)
TR-203; GR-36-44
Angular accuracies
GR-32-24
Arbuckle Neck
GR-21-0015, GR-312G-0004,
GR-312G-12
Array
JA-1892
Automatic-alarm
TR-24. TR-72
Backscatter
GR-1964-3, GR-1965-3: JA-2504,
JA-2614
PROBABILITY
TR-152; GR-55G-0031; JA-2186
PROJECT 861
GR-21G-2, GR-21G-3, GR-21G-4,
GR-21G-6, GR-21G-7
PSYCHOMETRICS
JA-158, JA-605, JA-1003, JA-1637,
JA-1663, JA-1681, JA-2783; MS-91
PULSE AMPLIFIERS
GR-51G-1, GR-51G-5
PULSE CODING
GR-312-12
PULSE COMPRESSIONS
TR-207; TN-1965-27; JA-1974, MS-548B
PULSE COUNTER
JA-53
PULSE GENERATORS
JA-2303
242
Subject Index
Pulse cancellation
TR-119
Pulse-doppler
TR-154
Ranges
TR-318, TR-319; GR-312-26,
GR-47G-0013, GR-75-0005; JA-1700
Reflectivity
JA-2615
Resolution
TR-281; GR-1964-2, GR-1964-23;
JA-2362, JA-2597
Review
JA-2048
Solar
TR-276; GR-1964-40, GR-1965-12;
JA-1625, JA-2300
Targets
GR-1964-2; TN-1966-22; JA-2362,
JA-2369, JA-2400; MS-160
Theory
JA-591, JA-724, JA-2378
Tracking space vehicles
MS-86, MS-86A
TRADEX
TR-357; GR-1964-24, GR-1964-29
UHF
TR-305; GR-21G-0011; JA-2382
Wallops Island
TR-305; GR-21G-0003, GR-21G-0005,
GR-21G-0006, GR-312G-12
Waveforms
MS-831, MS-909
X-3
TR-72
X-band
GR-21G-0013, GR-312G-0002,
GR-315G-3
RADAR (Continued)
Bistatic
TR-82
Clutter
CR-1964-29
CW
TR-82
Data processing
TR-67; JA-443; MS-61, MS-159
Display systems
TR-4
Doppler systems
TR-6, TR-10, TR-133; GR-34G-6,
GR-41G-0004, GR-47-19, GR-47-25,
GR-47-29, GR-47-33; JA-1561
Early warning systems
TR-72
Echo areas
TR-123, TR-158, TR-159; JA-2701
El Campo
TR-276; GR-1964-12
Fluttar
TR-82
Ground-wave
TR-101, TR-134
Haystack Hill
TR-324, TR-365, TR-367; GR-1964-25,
GR-1964-38, GR-1964-40; TN-1966-17;
JA-2494; MS-702
Interference
TR-3, TR-56, TR-178, TR-373,
TR-399; GR-45-42; JA-2382
L-band
TR-178; JA-2382
Long-range
TR-228; MS-896
Millstone
TR-272, TR-374; GR-21G-6,
GR-22G-0039, GR-30G-0001,
GR-30G-0002, GR-30G-0004,
GR-30G-0005, GR-30G-0007,
GR-30G-0009, GR-30G-0011,
GR-36G-2, GR-41G-0004, GR-52-4,
GR-1964-16; JA-1563
Monopulse
GR-47G-7, GR-1964-11; JA-2142
MTI
TR-107
Output
GR-47G-0026
Phased array
TR-228, TR-236, TR-299,
GR-41G-0012, GR-41G-0014,
GR-41G-1; TN-1965-7; JA-2564
PRF
GR-43-2
Pulse
TR-172; GR-47G-0019, GR-47G-0023;
TN-1966-1
RADAR ASTRONOMY
TR-234, TR-282, TR-372, GR-34-84,
GR-34G-0005, GR-34G-4, GR-34G-6,
GR-34G-12, GR-312-23, GR-64G-4;
TN-1965-35; JA-1698, JA-2096, JA-2527,
JA-2559, JA-2582; MS-172, MS-328,
MS-1156; Bib-14
RADAR BEACONS
GR-312G-0004; MS-524
RADAR CROSS SECTIONS
GR-1964-33, GR-1965-10; JA-2156
JA-2291
RADAR RECEIVERS
MS-179, MS-285
RADAR REFLECTORS
MS-475A
RADAR SHIELD
JA-2754
243
Subject Index
RADAR SIGNALS
TN-1965-27, TN-1966-5; JA-2527, JA-2559
Detection
TR-114; JA-482, JA-1194
RADIATION
Atmosphere absorption
JA-1722
RAMAN SPECTRA
JA-2391, JA-2429A: Bib-16
RANDOM PROCESSES
JA-1615, JA-2576, JA-2577, JA-2592,
JA-2726; MS-1559; Q-12
RANDOM SAMPLING
JA-2576, JA-2577, JA-2592, JA-2632,
JA-2726, JA-2741
RADIATION EFFECTS
TN-1965-20; JA-1813A, JA-2683, JA-2761
RANDOM VARIABLES
GR-36G-36; JA-1555
RADIATION HAZARDS
JA-1369, JA-2532
RANDWORD
GR-25G-0008, GR-25G-7, GR-25G-10
RADIO ASTRONOMY
TR-256, TR-272, TR-288; GR-47G-0018;
JA-1198, JA-1467, JA-2287, JA-2288,
JA-2573, JA-2648, JA-2663, JA-2699
RARE EARTH FLUORIDES
JA-2530
RARE EARTH METALS
JA-i759, JA-1939, JA-2735; JA-838,
MS-504, MS-1438
RADIO JAMMING
TR-103; GR-65G-2
RADIO RECEIVERS
TR-98; GR-47G-0018, GR-52G-0019;
JA-514
RADIO TRANSMISSION
TR-37, TR-38, TR-93; GR-32G-2
RARE EARTH OXIDES
JA-768, JA-1077, JA-1106, JA-2116
RAYDIST
GR-21G-0007
RE-ENTRY PHYSICS
Instrumentation
GR-21G-0004, GR-21G-0006,
GR-21G-0007, GR-21G-0009,
GR-21G-0013, GR-21G-0017; Bib-6
Parametric amplifiers
GR-21G-0016
Phenomena
MS-163
Real time clock
GR-21G-0009
Tracking
GR-21G-0005, GR-21G-0011,
GR-21G-0013, GR-312G-0001,
GR-312G-0004, GR-1964-64
Video recording
GR-21G-0004
Wakes
TR-266
RADIO WAVES
Propagation
TR-81, TR-83, TR-84, TR-124,
TR-168, TR-190, TR-344;
GR-22G-0005, GR-36G-1, GR-47-38;
JA-541, JA-558, JA-2101, JA-2165
Refraction
TR-186
Scattering
TR-81, TR-84; GR-3G-0004,
GR-33G-0014, GR-1964-1; JA-397
RADIOACTIVE DECAY
JA-10
RADIO-FREQUENCY POWER
JA-2474
RADIO-FREQUENCY PULSES
Spectra
GR-41G-5, GR-1964-43
RE-ENTRY TRAJECTORIES
GR-1964-49
RADIOMETERS
GR-47-30, GR-47G-0011; MS-343
RE-ENTRY VEHICLES
Data analysis
TN-1966-5
Optical detection
GR-312G-7
Radar cross sections
GR-21G-0015
RADIOMETRY
GR-34G-0003, GR-47-16; TN-1965-14,
TN-1965-23; JA-1976, JA-2349; MS-344,
RADOMES
GR-71G-3, GR-71G-4, GR-76-5
GR-76G-0003; JA-1133, JA-1183, JA-2568;
JA-1148, JA-1151, JA-1352A; MS-774;
Bib-15-1
RECOGNITION
MS-470
RAMAN SCATTERING
JA-2264
RECTIFIERS
TR-99
244
Subject Index
REDUNDANCY
GR-21G-0029, GR-21G-8001; JA-1853,
JA-2154; Bib-21
REFLECTOMETERS
JA-2223
SATELLITE ENGINEERING
TN-1965-45
SATELLITE TRAJECTORIES
GR-21G-1, GR-22G-10
SATELLITES
Cylindrical
JA-2128
Effect of sunlight
JA-2128
Orbits
GR-21G-4, GR-21G-6, GR-21G-0019,
GR-21G-0027, GR-21G-0028,
GR-22G-0012, GR-22G-0027,
GR-22G-0038, GR-22G-0052, GR-22G-6,
GR-36G-3; TN-1966-21; JA-1313A,
JA-1810
Perturbations
Bib-7, Bib-23
Radar tracking
GR-22G-0018, GR-22G-0021,
GR-22G-0039; TN-1965-8; JA-903;
JA-1128. JA-1423A
Spin-stabilized
JA-2545
U. S. S.R.
JA-903
SCATTERING THEORY
GR-55G-0033; JA-2099, JA-2617
SCIENCE
Basic
JA-2232
Education
JA-1941
History
JA-1998
SEA CLUTTER
TR-56, TR-83, TR-134, TR-204; JA-2165,
JA-2382; JA-950
SECO
MS-448
SECONDARY EMISSION
TR-257; GR-46G-0006
SEISMIC ARRAY
GR-1965-1; TN-1965-21, TN-1965-24,
TN-1965-57, TN-1965-64, TN-1966-16,
TN-1966-29, TN-1966-36, TN-1966-37,
TN-1966-38; JA-2643, JA-2649, JA-2651;
MS-1551
SEISMIC SIGNALS
GR-1964-44, GR-1964-60
SEISMIC WAVES
GR-1964-15
SEISMOMETERS
TR-339; GR-64G-6
REFRIGERATORS
MS-985A
RELATIVITY THEORY
TR-368; JA-2483, JA-2656, JA-2710
RELIABILITY
JA-462; Bib-21
REPRODUCIBILITY
JA-532
RESINS
Spectrum analysis
Bib-2
RESONATORS
GR-48G-1
RHENIUM OXIDE
JA-2641
RHENIUM TRIOXIDE
JA-2520
RHODIUM OXIDE
JA-2116
ROTATION GROUP
JA-2655
RUBIDIUM COMPOUNDS
MS-1469
RUBY
JA-2391, JA-2806
SAGE
Data transmission
GR-2G-25-4, GR-2G-25-12
GR-32-105; JA-649, JA-900; JA-879
Display console
TR-237
Review
JA-878
Tracking
JA-1072
SAINT
GR-5G-0001
SAMPLING
GR-1964-32; JA-1032, JA-1415, JA-2576,
JA-2577, JA-2581, JA-2632, JA-2680,
JA-2720, JA-2726, JA-2741, JA-2755
245
Subject Index
SELENIUM
JA-2600, JA-2610
Noise
JA-54, JA-370, JA-422
P-N junction
TR-18; JA-2158
Plasma oscillations
JA-299, JA-2056; MS-457
Reviews
JA-1565A
Surfaces
JA-230, JA-549, JA-1155, JA-1367,
JA-1510, JA-1565A, JA-1601, JA-1709,
JA-1819, JA-1915; JA-569. JA-570
JA-575, JA-602, JA-1375, MS-24
Thermodynamics
JA-2086
Transport theory
JA-1542, JA-2747; MS-451
SEMI-METALS
GR-8G-0012, GR-81G-0022; JA-1860,
JA-2039, JA-2344
SEMICONDUCTOR-DIODES
GR-47G-3
SEMICONDUCTORS
Applications
JA-843, JA-2249
Binary
JA-2637
Boltzmann theory
TR-136
Chemistry
MS-519
Conductivity
JA-2670
Cyclotron resonance (see CYCLOTRON)
Dielectric relaxation
JA-36
Dislocations
JA-416
Electrochemistry
JA-2390
Energy-band
TR-295; JA-1965; MS-208
Etching
TR-293; JA-1510, JA-2092; JA-1385
Faraday rotation
JA-1750
Galvano-thermomagnetic effects
JA-1860, JA-2039, JA-2344
Gunn effect
TR-385; JA-2644
Homogeneity
JA-1893
Impurities
JA-1758, JA-2282, JA-2743; JA-1036,
JA-1451, MS-241
Light emission
JA-2158
Low temperature
JA-995
Magneto-optical effects
TR-249; GR-84-4, GR-85G-0008,
GR-85G-0011; JA-875, JA-1085,
JA-1086, JA-1149, JA-1338, JA-1431,
JA-1775, JA-1795, JA-2035, JA-2143A,
JA-2518, JA-2525, JA-2647, JA-2658;
JA-958, JA-994, JA-1012A, JA-1034.
MS-22, MS-453, MS-455, MS-1033,
MS-1131
Mass measurements
MS-456
Metallurgy
JA-1536
SERVOS
Haystack
TN-1964-38
SEQUENCES
TR-20, TR-114, TR-360, TR-371;
GR-22G-0055, GR-25G-2 GR-34G-0006,
GR-47-37, GR-51G-0018, GR-55-22,
GR-55G-0024, GR-55G-2 GR-62G-4,
GR-62G-5, GR-65G-6, GR-1964-5;
JA-264, JA-939, JA-1990, JA-2209,
JA-2496; MS-159
SEQUENTIAL MACHINES
Algorithms
TR-270
SHELLS
GR-75G-0002; MS-447A, MS-1197
Paraboloidal
MS-447A
Spherical
TR-317
SHIFT REGISTERS
TR-32; JA-1382
SHIP STABILIZATION
Bib-11
SHIPS
Detection
TR-101
SHOCK WAVES
TR-375; JA-2
SHOTPUT BALLOON
GR-30G-0001, GR-30G-0002,
GR-30G-0004, GR-33G-9
SICOSAS
GR-21G-8, GR-62G-3
SIGNAL CONVERTERS
JA-2693
246
Subject Index
SIGNAL-TO-NOISE RATIO
TR-13, TR-22, TR-35, TR-99, TR-388;
GR-32G-26, GR-34G-9, GR-47G-0007,
GR-47G-0015, GR-47G-00i6,
GR-47G-0027, GR-64G-1; JA-72, JA-384,
JA-456, JA-647
SIGNALS
Correlation techniques
TR-7, TR-21, TR-33; GR-34G-4.
GR-1964-4; JA-686, JA-707, JA-747,
JA-787, JA-1805, JA-2251, JA-2713;
JA-912, MS-1012
Design
GR-36G-42, GR-41G-0009; JA-1201,
JA-2297; MS-161
Detection
TR-7, TR-13, TR-20, TR-21, TR-33,
TR-35, TR-92, TR-258, TR-325;
GR-22G-2, GR-28G-3, GR-32-25,
GR-32-26, GR-34G-0008. GR-34G-7,
GR-47-36, GR-47G-0007,
GR-47G-0015, GR-47G-0016, GR-47G-2,
GR-64G-1; JA-72, JA-410, JA-617,
JA-881, JA-897, JA-1253, JA-1610
Frequency control
GR-41G-0008
FSK
GR-65G-2
Interference
TR-34; GR-25G-0004
Noise-like
TR-7, TR-116; JA-1680
Processing
TN-1966-20
Quantizing
JA-1307A, JA-2046A, JA-2720,
JA-2755
Statistical analysis
JA-2251, JA-2560
Stochastic
GR-34G-0008; JA-1610
Storage
TR-33
Telegraphic
JA-1193
VHF
TR-21
Visual
TR-47
SILICON
Dislocations
TR-85
Impurities
GR-84-4; JA-1516, JA-1521, JA-1872,
JA-1944
Optical properties
JA-845, JA-1944
Properties
JA-137, JA-394, JA-449, JA-517,
JA-628, JA-791, JA-1269A, JA-1515
Quantum effects
JA-1928; MS-203, MS-479
Structure
JA-208, JA-209, JA-272, JA-1547
Tellurium doping
TR-588
SILVER SELENIDE
JA-2456
SIMPLEX SYSTEM
GR-22G-0025, GR-22G-0053, GR-22G-0071
SINGLE CRYSTALS
TR-71, TR-303, TR-312; JA-365, JA-418,
JA-507, JA-512, JA-1134, JA-1338,
JA-1708, JA-1720, JA-1812, JA-1929,
JA-1943, JA-2296, JA-2417, JA-2520,
JA-2529A, JA-2667; JA-857, MS-126
MS-666, MS-895
SKETCHPAD
TR-296
SLOWED-DOWN-VIDEO (SDV)
TR-61, TR-100; GR-2G-24-83
SOFTWARE
GR-1964-51
SOLAR PLASMAS
GR-52G-0017
SOLAR RADAR
GR-1964-40; JA-1824, JA-2357; MS-433
MS-521
SOLAR RADIATION PRESSURE
MS-267
SOLAR SYSTEM
JA-1760
SOLAR WIND
JA-2300
SOLID SOLUTIONS
MS-347
SOLID STATE DEVICES
JA-1794, JA-2384
SOLID STATE ELECTRONICS
JA-636
SOLID STATE PHYSICS
Bibliography
TR-74
Crystal impurity levels
JA-148, JA-218
Electron scattering
JA-159, JA-1542
247
Subject Index
SOLID STATE PHYSICS (Continued)
Electronic motions
TR-345; JA-124, JA-227, JA-369,
JA-447, JA-773, JA-1497, JA-1546A,
JA-1594, JA-1833, JA-1935,
JA-2361A, JA-2374, JA-2516; MS-94,
MS-363, MS-940, MS-941
Entropy
GR-81G-0026, GR-81G-0030; JA-1746
Hijmans-deBoer theory
TR-390
Quantization
JA-2597
SPACE VEHICLES
Control systems
GR-22-8, GR-22G-9
Radar tracking
MS-86, MS-87
Recovery
Bib-6
SPANDAR
GR-312G-12
SPARK-EROSION CUTTING
TR-303
SPECTRAL ANALYSIS
JA-2257, JA-2314
SPECTROGRAPHIC PLATES
JA-1835
SPECTROMETERS
JA-1665; GR-82G-1
SPEECH
Intelligibility
JA-228, JA-1702, JA-2059, JA-2363
SPEECH COMPRESSION
GR-36-41, GR-62G-1; JA-2334, JA-2566
SPEECH SYNTHESIS
JA-1726
SPHERES
JA-2701
Backs catte ring
GR-22G-16; JA-1340, JA-1772,
JA-1959, JA-1967, JA-2130A
Dielectric
JA-2722
Radar echo
TN-1965-46; JA-2616
SPHEROIDS
GR-25G-0002
SPIN WAVE RESONANCE
TR-239, TR-364; GR-82G-0029;
TN-1965-31; JA-1105, JA-1298, JA-1373,
JA-1631, JA-1646, JA-1677, JA-2141,
JA-2277, JA-2556; JA-1116, JA-1472,
MS-40, MS-121, MS-237, MS-1187
SPINELS
TR-267; JA-213, JA-1290, JA-1426,
JA-1426A, JA-1816, JA-1927, JA-2272,
JA-2723; MS-14, MS-133, MS-362, MS-943
Chromium
JA-2117A; MS-227, MS-662, MS-1177,
MS-1477
Lithium
JA-2495
Manganese
JA-1044
Vanadium
TR-269; JA-1973A; MS-1009
SOLIDS
Adsorption
JA-831
Band structure
JA-743, JA-2335, JA-2394, JA-2431A,
JA-2486; MS-208, MS-1001, MS-1174
Electron bombardment
TR-268; MS-644
Expansion
JA-2794
Faraday effect
JA-2193; MS-270
Harmonic generation
JA-2602
Ionic
JA-1424
Machine perception
TR-315
Magnetoplasma reflection
JA-1490; MS-45
Melt interface
JA-2036
Non-linear effects
JA-2000
Optical properties
JA-1556; MS-1033
Plasma effects
JA-1901
Raman spectra
Bib-16
Surface temperature
TR-268
Transport processes
JA-2640
SONAR EQUIPMENT
GR-47G-0003
SOUND
Propagation in helium
JA-1021, JA-1229, JA-1318
SPACE CHARGES
JA-16, JA-634, JA-639, JA-849
SPACE COMMUNICATIONS
JA-2249; JA-1350
248
Subject Index
SPLAT
GR-21G-0003
TABLES
N log
TR-60
Scattering
GR-22G-16
Tangent rays
GR-22G-0005
SQUARE ROOTS
Circuits
JA-1958
STATISTICAL ANALYSIS
TR-34, TR-92; GR-34G-7, GR-54G-0021;
JA-534, JA-1051, JA-1415, JA-1555,
JA-1960
TELEMETRY
TR-343, TR-394
TELEMETRY CIRCUITS
Radiation effects
TN-1965-20
TELEPHONE SYSTEMS
TR-366; GR-24G-54, GR-25G-0003,
GR-25G-0010, GR-25G-0012, GR-25G-0024,
GR-25G-0025, GR-25G-0028, GR-25G-4,
GR-25G-5, GR-25G-14, GR-25G-15,
GR-32-105; JA-1963, JA-1971, JA-2113,
JA-2459; JA-1317, MS-56, MS-173, MS-560
STATISTICAL DETECTION
JA-338
STEREOSCOPIC EFFECTS
JA-1717
STOCHASTIC
TR-219;
JA-1982,
JA-2228,
PROCESSES
JA-1817, JA-1895, JA-1978,
JA-2044, JA-2148, JA-2159,
JA-2401; MS-170A
STORAGE TUBES
TR-61
STRONTIUM CHELATES
Q-13
STRIP TRANSMISSION LINES
GR-41G-0014; TN-1965-33; JA-519
SUPERCONDUCTIVITY
GR-46G-0013; JA-287, JA-1477, JA-1658,
JA-1728, JA-1781, JA-1791, JA-1840,
JA-1863A, JA-1914, JA-1972, JA-2005,
JA-2103, JA-2170, JA-2234, JA-2235,
JA-2260, JA-2265, JA-2276, JA-2412,
JA-2447, JA-2621; MS-112, MS-301.
MS-394, MS-512, MS-551, MS-556, MS-589,
MS-591, MS-594, MS-881, MS-958; Bib-18
SWEEP INTEGRATION
TR-119
TELETYPE SYSTEMS
TR-5, TR-9; GR-21G-0009, GR-25G-0014,
GR-25G-3, GR-25G-14, GR-25G-15;
TN-1965-17
TELETYPE TAPE
Specifications
GR-21G-0022, GR-21G-0024
TELEVISION
Bandwidth reduction
GR-51G-0021
Motion principle
Bib-4
Techniques
JA-1093; Q-4
TELLURIDES
JA-1694, JA-2270, JA-2285, JA-2328,
JA-2332
TELLURIUM
JA-2719
SWITCHES
Coaxial
TR-170
RF
TR-141
TR
TR-146
UHF
TR-146
TERRAIN
GR-36G-1; JA-2101
THERMISTERS
JA-657, JA-2360A
THERMOELECTRICITY
JA-2068, JA-2162
THIN FILMS
Magnetic properties
TR-197, TR-239, TR-351; GR-82G-0029;
JA-576, JA-642, JA-906, JA-1022,
JA-1210, JA-1288, JA-2066; JA-861,
JA-865, JA-868, JA-1049, JA-1164, '
JA-1325. MS-42, MS-630, MS-1172,
MS-1215; Bib-3
Adhesion
Bib-28
SWITCHING CIRCUITS
TR-27, TR-110, TR-120, TR-130, TR-226,
TR-247; GR-31G-0006; JA-14, JA-61,
JA-97, JA-577, JA-1197, JA-1241;
JA-1174
SYNCOM
Q-ll
SYSTEMS ANALYSIS
GR-54-5; JA-592; MS-1240
249
Subject Index
THOUGHT
JA-1830A
THUNDERSTORMS
JA-1831; MS-567
THYRATRONS
JA-58, JA-382
TIN
Superconductivity
MS-556
TIN ALLOYS
JA-2452, JA-2454
TIN OXIDE
JA-1704, JA-1852, JA-2122
TIN TELLURIDE
JA-1957, JA-2068, JA-2275, JA-2285,
JA-2328
TIROS I
GR-30G-0005
TITANIUM
JA-243
TITANIUM OXIDE
JA-1429
TORQUE RODS
TN-1965-45
TRACKING
Automatic range
TR-318; GR-21G-0005
Formant
Bib-27
Mathematics
TR-14; GR-22G-0061
TRACKING LOOP
GR-20G-0010
TRADEX
TR-357; GR-1964-24, GR-1964-29;
JA-2382
TRAILBLAZER
Computer programs
TN-1965-8
TRAILBLAZER I
GR-312G-0001, GR-312G-004,
GR-312G-7
TRAILBLAZER II
GR-312G-5
TRANSDUCERS
TR-360; GR-47G-0014; JA-2731, JA-2762;
JA-913, MS-892
TRANSFORMERS
Toroidal RF
JA-1752
TRANSISTORS
TR-133
Applications
TR-98, TR-100, TR-106, TR-110,
TR-120, TR-130, TR-133, TR-156;
GR-62G-2, GR-1964-31; JA-178,
JA-514, JA-566, JA-577, JA-992,
JA-1209, JA-1242, JA-1382, JA-2043
Bibliography
TR-74
Circuits
TR-25, TR-27, TR-32, TR-177; JA-6,
JA-14, JA-49, JA-921, JA-1767;
JA-1301; Q-3
Flip-flops
JA-298
Junctions
JA-87, JA-91, JA-97, JA-131, JA-298
Radiation effects
JA-2532, JA-2683, JA-2761
Reliability
TR-199, TR-221
Silicon
TR-177
UHF
JA-2108
VHF
TR-286
TRANSITION ELEMENT COMPOUNTS
Bib-25
TRANSITION ELEMENT OXIDES
Optical properties
JA-1338; MS-1116
TRANSITION METALS
Band structure
TR-208; JA-1628
Wave functions
JA-866
TRANSMISSION LINES
TR-26, TR-68; GR-46G-0002,
GR-46G-0010; JA-64, JA-979, JA-1097,
JA-1986
TRANSPONDERS
JA-1587
TRANSPORT COEFFICIENTS
JA-2570
TRANSPORTATION
Bib-9
TRANSWORD
GR-25G-0019
TRAVELING WAVE RESONATOR
GR-46-48, GR-46G-0007; JA-1652
TRAVELING WAVE TUBES
GR-47G-0011, GR-48-8
25 0
Subject Index
TRINIDAD
JA-2087
VANADIUM
JA-1648; MS-1009
TRIODES
JA-430
VANADIUM OXIDES
JA-1429, JA-1430, MS-351
TROPOSPHERE
Water vapor
JA-886
VARACTORS
GR-47G-0012, GR-47G-5; TN-1966-27;
JA-1903, JA-1987, JA-2023, JA-2313,
JA-2351, JA-2355, JA-2498, JA-2531,
JA-2673, JA-2775
TROPOSPHERIC SCATTER
TR-37, TR-38, TR-84, TR-151, TR-183,
TR-259; GR-25G-9, GR-33G-0015,
GR-36G-25; JA-127, JA-216, JA-320,
JA-421, JA-752, JA-978, JA-1655,
JA-1861; Bib-12
VARIABLES
GR-58-2, GR-58G-0013
VELOCITY
Radar measurement
JA-1700
TUNNELING
GR-52G-0018, GR-81G-0031; JA-1653,
JA-1869, JA-2234, JA-2235; MS-205
VENUS
Radar echoes
GR-21G-7, GR-34G-12, GR-64G-4;
JA-1243, JA-1597, JA-1919, JA-2053,
JA-2182, JA-2252, JA-2467, JA-2573;
MS-487
VIDEO PULSE AMPLIFIER
JA-2350
ULTRASONIC ABSORPTION
JA-2487; Q-7
VIDEO SIGNALS
GR-1964-59
ULTRASONIC BEAMS
JA-23
VISUAL ACUITY
GR-58G-0018; JA-262, JA-1644, JA-1769A,
JA-1822, JA-2088; MS-626
ULTRASONIC DELAY LINES
TR-42, TR-160; JA-46, JA-911; JA-1163
ULTRASONIC DETECTOR
MS-762
VISUAL DISPLAYS
TR-49
Color coding
JA-261
ULTRASONICS
JA-1556, JA-2153, JA-2286, JA-2385,
JA-2488, JA-2676
VISUAL MONITORING
TR-47; JA-683, JA-1877
ULTRAVIOLET INSTRUMENTS
JA-2223, JA-2224
VISUAL SEARCH
JA-2199
UNDERGROUND TESTING
GR-34G-2
VOCODER
GR-62G-1, GR-1964-17; TN-1966-3;
JA-2019, JA-2256, JA-2363, JA-2459,
JA-2566, JA-2718
UNI VAC 490
Teletype console
TN-1965-17
VOICE TRANSMISSION
GR-65G-1
U.S. S. R.
Artificial intelligence
Bib-8
Technical publications
Bib-13
VOLTMETERS
Electrostatic
TR-17
VACUUM SYSTEMS
TR-353; JA-2133, JA-2157, JA-2171,
JA-2341; Q-5
WAKES
Electron density
JA-2503
251
Subject Index
WAKES (Continued)
Hypersonic
TR-342; JA-2289
Ionized
TR-266, TR-370; GR-312G-10
Turbulent
GR-312G-3; JA-2422, JA-2557
WEIGHT-TO-DRAG RATIO
GR-47G-6
WEST FORD (see also NEEDLES)
TR-251, TR-259, TR-343, TR-369;
GR-21G-0022, GR-21G-0024, GR-21G-0026,
GR-21G-0027, GR-21G-0028, GR-21G-0031,
GR-62G-8, GR-1964-25, GR-1964-35;
JA-2175, JA-2317-I-II
WILDCAT TING
TR-3
WIRING
GR-51G-3
WALLOPS ISLAND
GR-21G-0003, GR-21G-0004, GR-21G-0006
WAVEFORMS
GR-1964-48
WAVEGUIDE WINDOWS
GR-46G-0003; TN-1966-19
WAVEGUIDES
Anisotropic obstacles
JA-884, JA-1340
Cylindrical
TR-313
Filters
TN-1965-30
Hybrid junctions
TR-28, TR-255
Magnetohydrodynamic
TR-304
Phase shift
GR-1964-28
Polarization
GR-46G-3, GR-61G-1
Rectangular
TR-89, TR-174; JA-92, JA-342;
JA-317
Shorting plungers
GR-315G-0001
Shunt devices
GR-46G-1
YTTRIUM IRON GARNET
GR-53G-0065
ZERO-CROSSING
JA-1093
ZINC
Chemical analysis
JA-348
ZINC OXIDE
JA-1980
ZINC SELENIDE
JA-2768; Bib-29
ZINC TELLURIDE
Bib-29
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