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unclassified reports published from 15 September 1966 to 15 September 1969. In addition, it includes older reports that have become unclassified through the system for automatic downgrading
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"CONTENTS'
Quarterly Technical Summaries
Scmiannual Technical Summary

1

Reports
to Advanced Research Projects Agency
Quarterly Reports

I
2

Declassified Quarterly Progress Reports

3

Technical Reports
Group Reports
Technical Notes
Journal Articles
Meeting Speeches
Lincoln Manuals

5
10
11

19
59
69

Lincoln Laboratory Library Reference Bibliographies

70

Lincoln Laboratory Publications

70

Index of Authors
Subject Index

71

1

81

4

QUARTERLY TECHNICAL SUMMARIES

GENERAL RESEARCH
DDC No.
15
15
15
15
15
IS

November 1966
February 1967
Maiy 1967
August 1967
N,,vember 1967
Felbuary 1968

AD-645776
AD.-650401
A1)-654662
A])-658834
AD-664057
AD)-666712

DDC No.
15
15
15
15
15
15

May 1968
August 1968
No%.ember 1968
February 1969
Way 1969
Augusl 1969

AD-670832
AD-675291
AD-680221
AD-685213
AD-690249
AD-694054

SPACE COMMUNICATIONS
DDC No.
15
15
15
15
15
15
15
15
15
15

September 1963
December 1964
March 1965
June 1965
September 1965
December 1965
March 1966
June 1966
September 1966
December 1966

AD-433602
AD-456509
AD-461528
AD-468636
AD-473102
AD-477580
AD-480755
AD-486272
AD)-802943
AD-806010

DDC No.
15
15
15
15
15
15
15
15
15
15

March 1967
June 1967
September 1967
December 1967
March 1968
June 1968
September 1968
December 1968
March 1969
June 1969

AD-812567
AD-818213
AD-820967
AD-826016
AD-831081
AD-838299
AD-843053
AD-846887
AD-851886
AD-856179

SEMIANNUAL TECHNICAL SUMMARY REPORTS
TO ADVANCED RESEARCH PROJECTS AGENCY

GRAPHICS

SEISMIC DISCRIMINATION
DDC No.

30
31
30
31
30
31

*1

November 1966
May 1967
November 1967
May 1968
November 1968
May 1969

AD-643821
AD-653191
AD-663728
AD-671125
AD-679991
AD-689782

DDC No.

31
30
31
30
31
30

December 1966
June 1967
December 1967
June 1968
December 1968
June 1969

AD-646677
AD-657327
AD-664872
AD-673354
AD-682297
AD-691434

QUARTERLY REPORTS

SOLID

STATE RESEARCHI

DDC No.

1966:2
4966-3
1966:4
1967:1
1967:2
1967:3

AD-639064
AD-641498
AD-647688
AD-651065
AD-656548
AD-661275

1967:4

AD-665465

DDC No.
1968:i
1968:2
1968:3
1968:4
1969:1
1969:2

AD-66876z
AD-672961
AD-678534
AD-681141
AD-687100
AD-690997

1

RADIO PHYSICS

AND ASTRONOMY

OPTICS RESEARCH

DDC No.
1965:1

AD-629923

1966:1

AD-645324

DDC No.
1969:1

AD-855883

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DECLASSIFIED
QUARTERLY PROGRESS REPORTS

DIVISION 2
AIRCRAFT CONTROL AND WARNING
DDC No.

DDC No.
I June 1952
15 August 1954
15 November 1954
15 February 1955
15 August 1955
15 February 1956

15
15
15
15
15

ATI-172737
AD-45743
AD-55744
AD-63562
AD-79340
AD-100344

May 1956
November 1956
February 1957
May 1957
August 1957

AD-110280
AD-137601
AD-147495
AD-150884
AD-110020

DIVISION 3
COMMUNICATIONS AND COMPONENTS
DDC No.

DDC No.
15 October 1954
15 April 1955

15 July 1955

AD-51986
AD-71339

AD-77139

DIVISION 4
RADIO PHYSICS
DDC No.

DDC No.
15 January 1961

15 February 1964

AD-256491

AD-433769

DIVISION 4
WEAPONS

August 1954

DDC No.
AD-44515

15 November 1954

AD-52054

15

DDC No.
15 February 1955

AD-640%4

DIVISION 5
INFORMATION PROCESSING
DDC No.

DDC No.
15 March 1959
15 June 1959

15 March 1963

AD-214566
AD-2Z5649

3

AD-405575

TECHNICAL REPORTS

-*

DDC No.

TR No.
19 Dec. 1951

ATI-t65903

T. F. Rogers
L. A. Ames
J. A. Dumanian

21 Feb. 1952

ATI-165380

A Moving-Coordinate Radar
Display: Operator Limitations

F.R. Naka
B. B. Welles

20 Mar. 1952

ATI-165374

5

Multiplexing a Radio Teletype
System Using a Random Carrier and Correlation Detection

B. J. Pankowski

16 May 1952

ATI-168857

6

Echo-Box Pulse Doppler Radar

L. D. Smullin
R.H. Fox

6 May 1952

ATI-172738

52

Project Phoenix: A Rapid
Data-Transmission System

J. M. Jarema
J. L. Breitbord
J. F. Leary

16 July 1954

AD-53351

53

An Application of Aural Presentation: Preliminary Report of
Project Buzz Saw

A. S. Soltes
J. I. Elkind
P. H. Baldwin
W. H. Huggins
J. C. R. Licklider

30 July 1954

AD-42958

66

Digital Detection of Signal in
Noise

1.S. Reed
G. P. Dinneen

10 Sept. 1954

AD-52554

87

Flight Tests of the GroundWave Radar

C. A. Stutt
S. J. Fricker
M. L. Stone
R. P. Ingalls
W.T. Quinn

31 Aug. 1956

AD- 98864

88

Performance of the Lincoln
F9C Radioteletype System

P. E. Green, Jr.

28 Oct. 1955

AD-80345

90

Final Report on the Development of SAGE Height-Finder
Remoting Equipment

P. B. Sebring

4 Aug. 1955

AD-82489

94

A Frequency-Shift Teletype
System for Ionospheric
Scatter Circuits

J. Granlund
D. J. Gray
W. E. Morrow, Jr.

25 Aug. 1955

AD-82490

96

Height Finding Over the Sea
with UHF Radar Using Multipath Propagation

N, I. Durlach
J. Freedman
M. A. Herlin
M. M. Kessler
J. Margolin

29 Aug. 1955

AD-79412

97

Miss-Distance Measurements
on the Test Firing of the
Porcupine I-A System

E. W. Pike

7 Oct. 1955

AD-82488

2

Some Mathematical Remarks
on the Boolean Machine

I.

3

Use of a Delay-Line Memory
to Reduce Radar Pulse-Type
Interference (Wildcatting)

4

Reed

5

Technical Reports
T R N o.
105

Porcupine Low-Altitude
Weapons System

Division 4

• ",•DDC go.
7 Dec. 1955
AD-94715
D DC No.

Model Studies on Predicted-

E. W. Pike

Fire Antiaircraft Systems

8 Mar. 1956

AD-99322

J. H. Hurvitz

A VHF Gas-Tube Duplexer for
Long-Range Radar Application

J. W. Meyer
E. S. Rosenblum

4 May 1956

AD-100290

Cross Polarization of Radar
Targets at X-Band

W. J. Jones
J. Margolin

31 Aug. 1956

AD-98865

125

A Low-Altitude Radar System

M.D. Rubin

11 Apr. 1957

AD-147493

126

Phase One of Joint Lincoln
Laboratory - Ordnance Corps
Tests of T-49 Radar and
Computer_

J. R.
S. H.
R. L.
W. J.

7 Mar. 1957

AD-147499

A Comparison of Selected
[CBM Early-Warning Radar
Configurations
A Long-Range Radar Warning
System for the Detection of
Intercontinental Ballistic
Missiles
An Approach to the DataProcessing Problem for an
ICBM Warning System
Status Report - Lincoln
Laboratory AICBM Program
An Automatic Pulse-Doppler

G. H. Pettengill
D. E. Dustin

13 Aug. 1956

AD-98862

M. I. Skolnik

15 Aug. 1956

AD-98863

P. B. Sebring

23 Jan. 1957

AD-110013

2 Jan. 1957

AD-150861

J. G. Barry

30 Jan. 1957

AD-137713

S. J. Fricker

13 Feb. 1957

AD-137714

18 Feb. 1957

AD-137715

13 Aug. 1959

AD-235293

109
118
122

127

128

131

140
147

Sandison
Wright
Segal
Wollenberg

Radar for Detecting and
Tracking Low-Altitude Targets
148

149

207

231

257

UHF Auroral Observations

Clutter-Locked MTI for Shipboard Radar
A Method of Pulse Compression
Employing Nonlinear Frequency
Modulation

R. P. Ingalls
M. L. Stone
S.C. Wang
J. Margolin
D. H. Griffin
B.'H. Labitt
E. L. Key
E. N. Fowle
R. D. Haggarty

Sequential Encoding and
Decoding for the Discrete
Memoryless Channel

B. Reiffen

12 Aug. 1960

AD-247612

Secondary Emission Characteristics of High-Power
Microwave-Tube Surfaces

A. Vierstra
R. C. Butman

20 Feb. 1962

AD-274554

6

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......

•"-

,•TH

No.

TB

Reports
DDC
No.

No.Technical

294

Photo-Ionized Cloud as Source
for Decrease in Backscatter
Cross Section of Re-entering
B3ody

E. L. Murphy

17 Jan. 1963

AD-401310

307

The Measurement of Electron
Density in the Wake of a
Hlypervelocity Pellet Over a
Six-Magnitude Range

M. Labitt

15 Apr. 1963

AD-407965

351

Beam PulsetPleating

E. Silverman

13 Apr. 1964

AD-443662

402

Scattering of Electromagnetic
Waves. A Lincoln Laboratory
Symposium

J. W. Meyer
G. F. Pippert
R.T. Presser
J. Rheinstein
S. L. Borison
P. C. Fritsch
B. Reiffen
J. Ruze
J. Bogush, Jr.
T. Hagfors
H. 1). Kodis
J. V. Evans
.L. i. Chisholm

27 Sept. 1 965

A1)-487898

3 Nov. 4965

AD-489617

3 Nov. 1965

AD-483434L

"A.

4i03

Effect of Electron Irradiation
on Electronic Devices

A. G. Stanley

Supplement
409

Switched-Beam Antenna
System for LES-t and LES-2

R. N. Assaly
J. B. Hankin
L.J. Hicardi

46 Dec. 1965

AD-489413

410

X-Band Receiving Antenna

M. 1. Rosenthal

22 Dee. 1965

AD-482651

for ILES-4
441

Theory and Design Data fur
Uniformly Dissipative, Doubly
Terminated llandpass and
!.o,-pass Filters

J. W. Craig

24 Feb. 1966

A!)-642747

4i4

Backscatter from Spheres:

.1. Rheinstein

27 Apr.1966

AD-642547

Short Pulse View
415

X-Iand Transmitting Antenna
for LES-4

J, B. Rankin

28 Apr.1966

AD-801329

416

Experimental Study of Subreflector Support Structures
in a Onassegrainian Antenna

F. I. Sheftman

23 Sept. 1966

AD-646225

418

Electronic Instrumentation of
the XI.I.T. Gamma-Ray Telescope for the Orbiting Solar
Observatory

W. G.
1). H.
R. W.
J. K.
F. W.

Schmidt
Galvin, Jr.
Rasche
Roberge
Sarles, Jr.

9 May 1966

7

A

Technical Reports
DDC No.

TR No.
419

Radar Scattering from a LowCross-Section Shape

J. H. Pannell

27 May 1966

AD-489778..

420

Application of Transversal
Equalizer to Radar Receiver
with Emphasis on Doppler
Sensitivity

R. C. Yost
E. B. Smith

23 June 1966

AD-640892

421

Large Aperture Seismic Array
Capabilities

P. E. Green, Jr.
R. V. Wood, Jr.

12 July 1966

AD-639197

422

Radar Location for Complete
Coverage of Representative
Threat-Volumes

S. D. Ewing, Jr.
D. Caldwell

15 Aug. 1966

AD-644826

424

Mutual Couprlng in Array
Antennas

J. L. Allen
B. L. Diamond

4 Oct. 1966

AD-648153

425

General Relativity and Its
Effects on Planetary Orbits
and Interplanetary Observations

M. J. Tausner

7 Oct. 1966

AD-650730

426

Microwave Scattering Parameters for New England Rain-

R. K. Crane

3 Oct. 1966

AD-647798

428

A Theoretical Analysis and
Experimental Confirmation of
the Optimally Loaded and Overdriven RF Power Amplifier

1). M. Snider

7 Nov. 1966

AD-647799

429

Theory, Design and Performance of a Ring Circulator

S. D. Ewing, jr.
J. A. Weiss

17 Jan. 1967

AD-650582

430

Millstone Hill Thomson
Scatter Results for 1964

J. V. Evans

15 Nov. 1967

AD-668436

431

The Lincoln Experimental
Terminal

J.W. Craig
W. R. Crowther
P. R. Drouilhet, Jr.
J. N. Harris
F. E. Heart
B.H. Hutchinson
I. L. Lebow
P. G. McHugh
B. E. Nichols
P. Rosen
S. B. Russell
J. Tierney

21 Mar. 1967

AD-661 577

432

Automatic Satellite
Geosynchronization

A. A. Braga-Illa

21 Mar. 1967

AD-815344

433

Radiation Characteristics of
Loop Antennas Excited by
Transients

A. R. Dion

14 Apr. 1967

AD-656345

435

LCAO Secular Determinant
Program

D. Esterling

12 June 1967

AD-659749

8

A

"-'1'I

I

Technical Reports
TR No.

DDC No.

436

Short-Pulse Scattering by a
Hemisphere

S. D. Weiner

18 July 1967

AD-658836

437

Decision-Feedback Equalization
for Digital Communications Over
Dispersive Channels

M. E. Austin

Ii Aug. 1967

AD-664926

438

LES-5 Triplexer

A. Sotiropoulos

31 Aug. 1967

AD-823174

440

Design of Transmission Lines
and Waveguide Structures
Using the Maximum Principle

J. Burchfiel

5 June 1968

AD-675145

441

Spectral Line Interferometry
and Interferometer Noise
Analysis

A. E. E. Rogers

442

Time Optimal Control for a
Class of Common Random
Disturbances

N. P. Smith

443

Charged Particle Radiation
Environment in Synchronbus
Orbit

444

16 Jan. 1968

AD-666038

2 Feb. 1968

AD-667521

A. G. Stanley
J. L. Ryan

15 May 1968

AD-677284

A Radar Interferometer Study
of Venus at 3.8 cm

A. E. E. Rogers
T. Hagfors
R.A. Brockelman
R. P. Ingalls
J.1. Levine
G. H. Pettengill
F. S. Weinstein

14 Feb. 1968-

AD-670167

445

Design Studies for a 440Foot-Diameter Radio and
Radar Telescope

1. G. Weiss

20 Feb. 1968

AD-668474

446

A Shallow-Cavity UHIF CrossedSlot Antenna

C. A. Lindberg

8 Mar. 1968

AD-672763

447

Parallel Channels Without
Crosstalk

J. Max

9 Apr. 1968

AD-673479

450

The Lincoln Satellite Technology Program Through
1 January 1968 - An Annotated
Bibliography

H. Sherman
D.C. MacLellan
P. Waldron

12 June 1968

AD-679559

451

Antenna System for LES-5

M. E. Devane
D. J. Frediani
B.F. LaPage
M. L. Rosenthal
A. Sotiropoulos

18 July 1968

AD-684167

454

Optical Communication Through
Multiple -Scattering Media

H. M. Heggestad

22 Nov. 1968

9

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T ENo.
i

DDC No.

455

Theory of Active Nonreciprocal
Networks

W. M. Libbey

4 Feb. 1969

AD-691435

456

Reflection Properties of Venus
at 3.8 cm

R. P. Ingalls
R.A. Brockelvian

6 Sep. 1968

AD-681467

23 Oct. 1968

AD-685696

2 Dec. 4968

AD-686418

7 Feb. 4969

AD-689397

40 Mar. 1969

AD-693197

J. V. Evans
J. 1. Levine
0. H. Pettengill
L. P. Rainville
A. E. E. Rogers
S. Weinstein

SF.
457

The Microwave System of the
Planetary Radar

C.W- Jones

LES-6 Triplexer

D. R. Bold

.Haystack

459

A. Sotiropoulos
464

Effect of Diffusion on Gain
Saturation in CO 2 Lasers

H. A. Haus
C. Freed
C. P. Christensen

465

LES-6 Antenna System

R.N. Assaly
M. E• Devane

lB.F. LaPage
M. L. Rosenthal
A. Sotiropoulos

dll

I

III

GROUP REPORTS

No.•

N

No.

DDC No.

1964-29

A Study of Radar Clutter in
TRADEX

G. R. Curry

1965-6

Design Aspects of MinimalPower Digital Circuitry

1965-12

El Campo Solar Radar Antenna

25 May 1964

AD-441068

W. G. Schmidt
D.E. Chace

9 Feb. 1965

AD-6142769

M. E. Devane

8 Feb. 1965

AD-62105o

ModificationI

1I

40/

¶1

SI

TECHNICAL NiOTES

a

TN No

DDC No.

1965-20

Analysis of Radiation Effects
in Telemetry Circuits1

A.G. Stanley

21 July 4965

1965-32

A Generalization of Newtonian

H. Schneider

2

196S-41

Some Practical Considerations

A. H. Kessler

13 June 1966

AD-63547Z

Z Sept. 1966

AD-639962

uy16

AD-61 9387I

D487

for Reducing the Surface Resistivity of X- Band Componentsu

l !

1966-12

Lincoln Accelerator Laboratory

C. L. Mack, Jr.

196b-15

Haystack Pointing System:
Digital Equipment Organization

P. D. Smith

10 Oct. 1966

AD-641641

1966-17

High Speed Tunnel Diode Trant0 Inlud
Circuits
sistor Micr ologic

Y.

20 July 1966

AD-463895

1 966-18

Topics on the Cliculation of
Atmospheric Ionization Following Nuclear Explosions

F. L. Ek

8 Feb. 1966

AD-488430

2 Mar. 1966

AD-479434

21
2 July
Sept. 1966
1966

AI)-6379984
AI)-639733

"1966-2o

A Concise Representation of Cer-

S1966-235

tain T'ypos of Signal Processing
in Communications Satellites

B. Reiffen

1966-26

Soar
PlasmaSignalMeasrementsto
Ao C966-23
mputer
Processing
Approach for the Shapiro
Fourth Tets of the General
Theory of Relativity

SfCr
.D.
Meuchar
. Gehrels
Lu G. Kraft

41966-24
t966-26

Haystack Display Translator
Solar Plasma Measurements

S. B. Russell
J. D. McCarron

1966-32

Cross Sections of Two Independently Observed Randomly
Oriented Dipoles

J.C. Fielding

6 July 1966

AD-487439+I

1966-33

1 incoln Experimental Terminal
Timing and Frequency Control

N. L. Daggett

4 Aug. 1966

AD-638198

1966-34

"Matched" Polynomial LeastSquares Fitting and Application
to Real-Time Ballistic (noefficient Estimation

H. Schneider

26 July 1966

AD-637669

1966-35

Prediction of Ballistic Cloud
Trajectories from Radar Maps
A Study of the Capability of a

F. C. Schweppe
H. K. Knudsen
1-. W. Briscoe

20 July 19t6

AD-487241

LASA to Aid the Identification
of a Seismic Source

R. M. Sheppard

If July 1966

AI)-637283

"1966-38

I

Cho

.U.

11

Maeusch

10 Oct. 1966
21 July 1966

AD-640914
A1-798,

4

34

1i

Technical Notes
TN No.

DDC No.

1966-40

General-Purpose i/O Channel
and Interface for Haystack
490 Computer

J. E. Gillis
A. F. Dockrey
S. B. Russell

10 Oct. f966,

AD-641640

1966-41

The Quality of the Lincoln
Calibration Sphere

M. L. Burrows

22 Aug. 1966

AD-638442

1966-44

Anti-.Jam Effectiveness and
System Complexity

J.

i5 Aug. 1966

AD-489779

1966-46

Navigation with High-Altitude
Satellites: A Study of Ranging
Errors

T. J. Goblick, Jr.

26 Aug. 1966

AD-643851

1966-47

A Model of Radar Scattering
from the Cone-Sphere

S. D. Weiner

20 Oct. 1966

AD-646853

1966-48

An Investigation of the Parameters Affecting Microwave
Breakdown in the Upper
Atmosphere

A. B. Gschwendtner

1966-49

Maximum Likelihood Trajectory
Determination from Radar Data

A. R. Warwas
S. C. Wang

27 Oct. 1966

AD-642334

1966-50

Signal Processing Characteristics of the Peripheral
Auditory System

T.J. Goblick. Jr.
R. R. Pfeiffer

30 Sept. 1966

AD-645781

1966-52

Directivity of an Array of Slots
on the Surface of a Cylinder

L. J. Ricardi

10 Oct. 1966

AD-641959

1966-53

Survey on Earth Albedo

L. P. Whitehill

11 Oct. 1966

AD-643649

1966-54

A Preliminary Study of Klystron
Distortion in a CHIRP Radar
System

H. M. Heggestad

28 Dec. 1966

AD-646346

1966-55

Haystack Pointing System:

W.R. Crowther

I Nov. 1966

AD-643171

1966-56

Haystack Pointing System:
Radar Coordinate Correction

C.A. Clarke

Z4 Oct. 1966

AD-641603

1966-59

Noise Temperature of Airborne
Antennas at UHF

G. Ploussios

6 Dec. 1966

AD-644829

1966-61

Autotracking of Satellites from
the Ground Through the 8 - 12 gm
Atmospheric Window

P.R. Longaker
J. H. Dennis
R.J. Keyes

7 Dec. 1966

AD-805353

1966-61
Supp. I

Autotracking of Satellites from
the Ground Through the 8 - 12 FRm
Atmospheric Window

P. R. Longaker
J.H. Dennis
R. J. Keyes

13 July 1967

AD-819117

1966-63

Coherent Pulse Transmission
Through Rain

R. K. Crane

27 Dec. 1966

AD-646623

Scan

Max

12

9 Sept. 1966

AD-489843

•

,

I

oo

TN No.

m

I.

.

DDC No.

1966-64

Observations of Inner and Outer
Zone Electrons Since December
1965

J. L. Ryan
V. J. Sferrino

28 Dec, 1966

AD-649139

1967-1

Planar Representations of Cornpiex Graphs

R. M. Esecker

6 Feb. ±967

All- $i44133

1967-2

Three Fortran Programs That
Perform the Cooley- Tukey
Transform

N. M. Brenner

28 July 1967

AD-657019

1967-3

FASTABUL (A Fast Automatic
STAtion Bi-ULletin Program)

P. L. Fleck, Jr.

6 Jan. 1967

AD-646207

1967-4

Magnetic Film Memory
Evaporation System

C. G. Ryan

6 Jan. 1967

AD-647209

1967-6

On the Equivalence of Linearized Kalman Filters

M. Athans

11 Jan. 1967

AD-646550

1967-7

Monte Carlo Simulation of the
Flow of a Rarefied Gas Around
a Cylinder

A. W. Starr

18 Jan. 1)67

AD-647124

1967-8

An Approach to Target Tracking

M. Gruber

10 Feb. 1967

AD-654272

1967-9

Vocoded Speech in the Absence
of the Laryngeal Frequency

A.J.. Goldberg
13. Gold. Editor

3 Apr. 1967

AD-651253

1967-10

Operational Low-Power, lowto High-Frequency Digital Circuit Elements: Refinements.
Characteristics and Developments

24 Jan. 1967

AD-650779

1967-11

Navigation with Hligh-Altitude
Satellites- A Study of Errors
in Position Determination

1), L. Snyder

6 Feb. 1967

AD-648828

1967-12

VITAL Compiler - Compiler
System Reference Manual

I.. F. Mondshein

8 Feb. 1967

AD-649140

1967-13

Revision of the Kwajalein
Atmospheric Model

J. E. Salah

8 Feb. 1967

AD-808876

1967-14

Kwajalein Standard Atmosphere

J. E. Salah

14 Feb. 1967

AD-808686

1967-15

A Theorem on SpinEigenfunctions
Stable Equilibrium Orienta-

T. A. Kaplan
W. H. Kleiner
J. U. Beusch

24 May 1967

AD-652840

10 May 1968

AD-669806

A- HI Dion

18 May 1967

AD-661578

1967-16
Rev. i

tion of a Spacecraft Which
Contains a Momentum Wheel

1967-17

Survey of Satellite Communication Antennas

Ei. C.
(ihace

13

.

..

.

TN No.

DDC No.

1967-18

Navigation with High-Altitude
Satellites: A Study of the Effects of Satellite-U(ser Geometr-v on Position Accuracy

C. D. Sullivan

24 Feb. 1967

AD-651863

1967-19

An Associative Prucessing Systern for Conventional Digital

P. D. Rovner
J. A. Feldman

21 Apr. 1967

AD655810

Computers

"_

1967-20
1

Electron Irradiation of
P'-Channel Junction V FTs

A, G. Stanley

13 Apr. 1967

AD-651760

tC7-l2

Wave Optical Aspects of

M. S. Cohen

10 May 1967

AD-612497

M. P. Fraser

2Z

May 1967

AD-656706

Trajectory Equations of Motion
in Radar Polar Coordinates

S. F. Catalano

24 May 1967

A0-652841

Design of Seismic Arrays for
Efficient On-Line Beamforming

.1. Capon
R. J. Greenfield
T. Lacoss

27 June 1967

AD-655142

1 67-27

Micropower Error-Correcting
Redundant Circuit Design

R. E. M\cMahon
N. B. Childs

23 Aug. 1967

AD-659750

1967-29

Earth Coverage from a Circularly Symmetric Shaped-Ream
Antenna on a Synchronous
Satellite

J. B. Rankin

27 June 1967

AD-656707

1967-30

Response of Seismic Arrays to
Wide- Band Signals

E_ J. Kelly

29 June 19i7

AD-656344

1967-31

Cooperative Scattering by
Dielectric Spheres

R. K. Crane

6 July 1967

AD-657328

1967-33

Electroreflectance Study of
Interband Magneto-Optical
Transitions in InAs and InSb

S. B. Groves
J. F'einleib
C. R. Pidgeon

6 Sept. 1967

AD-658835

I.orentz Microscopy
t067_24

Project MAPOI.Eý (Magnetic
Dipole Spark Transmitter)

1967-25

-q67-26

0

at 1-51K

"R.

1067-44

Identification of Systems in
Terms of the Wiener Model

C. R. Arnold

22 Aug. 1967

AD-659159

1967-35

Biased Velocity Estimates Due
to Phase-Center Motion

S.L. Borison

27 Aug. 1967

AD-659817

1967-44

Values of LASA Time Station
Residuals. Velocity and
Azimuth Errors

R. M. Sheppard, Jr.

8 Sept 1967

AD-66z004

A Resynchronization Technique
for a Sequential Decoder

G. Blustein

7

I 96t -45

14

24 Oct. 1967

AD-660865

..

-

.n~arr

.:-

Technical Notes
TN No.
1967-47

X-Rand Cylindrical Lens

1967-48

Antenna
A rrajectr

.
1.67-5i

1967-52
1967-54
1967-55
1967-58

1968-3

1968-4

1968-5

1963-7
1968-8
1968-10
1968-ti
1968-12
1968-

13

26 Oct. 1967
AD-664570

Aalsis

Program (TRAP')2

1967-5o

A. Sotiropoulos

4. Bertolini

"

Ž9 Sept. 1Q67

AD

Long-Period Sig:nal Processing
Results for Large Aperture
Seismic Array

,T. Capon
11.J. Greenfield
R. T. Lacoss

15 Nov, 1967

AIJ-66342q

The Givens-HouReholder Method

D, C. Walden

26 Oct. 1967

AD-66127?

A.G. Stanley

13 Dec, 1967

AD-667519

S. U. Weiner

29 Nov. 1967

AIJ-662866

S. Blong

26 Dec. 1967

AD-666472

P. F. Green. Jr.
I.J. Greenfield

29 Dec. 1967

AD-82a319

Ii- X. Sheppard
E.,.1 KelIAy
Ii. W. lrisce

5 Jan. 1968

AD-665122

R. T l.acons
Capon
R, J. Greenfield

24 Jan. 1968

A1-665424

T. . Sear

29 Apr. 1968

AD-669oqo

D. G, Stuart

29 Jan. 1968

AD-667518

12 Feb.1968

AD-666701

15 May 1968

AD-67296o

for Finding Eigenvalues and
SEigenvectors of Real Symmetric
Ma trices
Present Status of Cadmium
Sulfide Thin Filmn Solar Ceulls
Tables of Hemisphere Srattering
Amplitude for Nose-On Incidence
S-attering Patterns and Statistihs of a Long Wire
Api)licatlon of L.arge Aperture
A.krray,, Technique: to Tsunami
Wa rn ing
Some Observations of Weak
fapanese Earthquakes at the
Montana LASA
Preliminary Design of a LongPeriod Seismic Array for
Norway
Short-Term Oscillator Stability Specifications for PhaseLocked Loops
Haystack Antenna Reflector
Surface Improvement Program
A Study of Two Short-Period
Discrirninants
Synchronous Satellite Stationkeeping Simulation
Dipole 11igh-Power Breakdown

j,

N..1. Kelly
M. C. Crocker
E. H. Swenson
Gc. 3. Morse

Experiments
A Digitally Controlled Satellite
J. B. Connolly
Frequency Synthesizer
Thick Film Layout Considerai c.s R.
E. MeMahon
I. H. Pichler

15

s Aug.

1968

AD-841035

9 Apr. 1968

AD-670854

12 Apr.1968

AD-670573

TLehwieal Notes
TN NoN..
f968-14
1968-15

1968-16

1968-i7

1968-18

1968-19

1968-20

1968-21

1968-23

A Seismic Data Analysis
Console
Investigation of Long Period
Noise at LASA
Improved Ferrimagnetic SingleCrystal Sphere Orienter
Pressure Distributions on
Sphere-Cone Radomes in
Uniform and Gradient Flows
Lincoln Experimental Satellite-5
(LES-5I Transponder Performance in Orbit
LESTR-2 Telemetry Ground

P. L. Fleck
J.

Capon

G. F.

Dionne
P. S. Crocker
J. F. Smith
H, D'Amato

1968-25

3 June 1968

AI)-67190c

I7 .tub £968

A1)-673ss5

2 May 1968

AU-670lba

W. W. Ward
B. E. Nichols

I Nov. 1968

A:\-686421

J. H. Helfrich

System
Design Procedure and Measured
Performance of the LES-6 tItlF
Transmitter

17 Tu.
u

R. E. Dolbec

19 July 1968

AI)-M3o69

RLC Realizations of Approx-

J. W. Craig

30 July 1968

AJ)-6738t

imations to Matched Filters
for a Rectangular Pulse
Determination of LASA Detec-

Numerical Simulation of the
Attitude Equations of a Satellite Containing Damping
Rotors and a Reaction Wheel
Semiconductor Processing
Applied to Integrated Circuit
Fabrication

1968-26

AiD-67I961

W R. Panning

R. M. Sheppard, Jr.

Practical Designs for TIC
Active Filters Using Operational Amplifiers

1968
9-67295,

S

1 Oct. 1968

Ai)-678515

15 Nov. 1968

AD-67)992

26 Aug. 1968

AI)-679560

J. W. Craig

21 Aug 1968

.\i)-67459g

tion and Location Ability Using
Kurile Islands Events
1968-24

t9 June 1968

R. IV. Brockett
N. M. Brody

11. A. Cohen
R. W. Mountain

1968-27

A hligh-Field Hysteresigraph

J. A. Weiss

24 July 1968

AI)-678077

1968-29

A Concept for Air Traffic

H. G. Weiss

17 Oct. 1968

AI-67806o

1968-30

Control
Measurements of Electro-

N. L. Burrows

20 Aug. 1968

AJ)-675292

magnetic Pulse Propagation
in Various Soils

16

JE

Technical Notes
TN No.
1968-31

1968-32

1968-33

1968-34

1963-36

DDC No.

Numerical Integration of Differential Equations by Three
lefhods - Equations for. Description ot Computer Routines,
lWiseossino of Results

%V.13. Smith

Small Obstacle and Aperture
Theorv

.J. M. Ruddy

2! Aug. 1968

AD-f,74503

20 Aug 1968
"

AD-678078

K.. Crane

1I Sept. 1968

AD-67807q

R. N. Crane

18 Sept. 1968

AD-678061

E. Stern

30 Oct. 1968

AD-680786

F.], Sheftman

10 Dec. 1968

AD-686065

M.S. Cohen

10 Jan. 1969

AD-681473

E.J. Roberts
S. D. Weiner

10 Apr. 4969

AD-851959

P.R. Drouilhet

45 Jan. 1969

AD-846426

M.A. Morfield
R.A. Wiesen
M. Grossberg
D. B. Yntema

24 June 1969

AD-691815

Optimal Mismatched Filter

R. J. McAulay

Design for Radar Ranging
and Resolution

8 May 1969

AD-690994

J. R. Johnson

Experimental Results of a
sinx/x Tapped-Delay- Line
Matched Filter

C. M. Steinmetz

Z8 Jan. 1969

AD-685212

Dipoles with Lossy Stub
Matching Networks

A. Sotiropoulos

16 Apr 1969

AD-687101

Preliminary Long-Period
Discrimination Results
from NORSAR

R. W. Ward

13 Feb. 1969

AD-686419

Signal-to-Noise Ratios for

L. D. Cullins

14 Mar. 1969

AD-685697

"

Simultaneous Radar and -adioni eter :I easu ri'nw n ts of Rain"
Shower Structure
Monostatic and Bistatir Scattering from Thin Turbulent
Layers in the Atmosphere
Alicrosound Components, Circuits, and Applications

1968-38

3969-2

Experimental Study of the Low
Frequency Operation of a
Cassegrainian Antenna
Pulsed Electron-Beam Ht-xting

R (2 Johnston
1069-3

A Model for Estimating i'atalities from Nuclear Bursts over
U. S. Cities

1969-4

TATS-

1969-5

mission System (Summary)
Initial Experiments on the
Effects of System Delay on
On-Line Problem-Solving

J
4969-6

1969-7

1969-8
1969-40

1969-1z

The Tactical "irans-

Television Transmission

17

Technical Notes
TN No.

DDC No.

1969-13

On Minimum Time Exoatmospheric Interception with Fuel
Constraints: A Closed Loop
Solution

M. Athans

16 Apr.ý'1969

AD-690525

1969-15

Feasibility of Low Data Rate
Mobile Troposcatter Communication Systems

D. P. White

30 Apr.-1969

AD-690995

1969-16

Bayes Ambiguity Functions:
Some Simple Applications to
Resolution and Radar
Countermeasures

1). Middleton

13 Feb. 1969

ADi-686420

1969-17

Pointing Accuracy of Lincoln
Laboratory 28-Foot MillimeterWave Antenna

T. R. Gull
J.J.G. McCue

14 Feb. 1969

AI)-687477

1969-18

Preliminary Analysis of ELF
Noise

J. E. Evans

26 Mar. 1969

AD-691814

1969-19

Block-Floating-Point Realization of Digital Filters

A. V. Oppenheim

20 Mar. 1969

AD-685698

1969-20

Barankin Bounds on Parameter
Estimation Accuracy Applied to
Communications and Radar
Problems

R. J. McAulay
E. M. Hofstetter

13 Mar. 1969

AD-686742

1969-21

Haystack Pointing System: Moon
with Offsets

H. E. Frachtman
28 Mar. 1969
P. P. Crowther. Editor

AD-686747

1969-23

On a Class of Orthogonal
Sequences

B. E. White

4 June 1969

AD-689552

1969-24

A Large-Population LASA
Discrimination Experiment

R. T. Lacoss

8 Apr..1969

AD-687478

1969-27

A LES-5 Beacon Receiver

T. S. Seay
A. H. Huntoon

1 May 1969

AD-692437

1969-28

Interferometric Phase and
Amplitude Fluctuation Measurements Over a 7-km Atmospheric Path

E. Gehrels

13 May 1969

AD-692438

1969-31

The Mode Spectrum of Avalanche
Diodes

H. Berger

3 June 1969

AD-690996

1969-42

Some FORTRAN Subprograms
Used in Astronomy

16 July 1969

AD-691816

:J. A. Ball

18

JOURNAL ARTICLES
JA No.
2186

A More General Property Than
Dominance for Sets of Probability
Measures

T. S. Pitcher

Pacific J. Math.,

2314

A Spectral Analysis of Central
Force Motion

R. T. Prosser

Accepted J. Math. Phys.

2355

The Bandwidth of the AbruptJunction Varactor-Frequency
Doubler

A. I. Grayzel

IEEE Trans. Circuit Theory
CT-13, 52 (1966), DI)C AD-64t001

2466

An Integral Expression for the
Log Likelihood Ratio of Two
Gaussian Processes

T. S. Pitcher

J. SIAM Appl. Math. 44, 228 (1966),
DDC AD-642214

2473

Adsorption Theory from the
Viewpoint of Order-Disorder
Theory

J. M. Ilorig

Chap. 11, The Solid Gas Interface.
E. A. Flood, Ed. (Marcel Dekker,
New York, 4967)

2484

The Packaged and Mounted
Diode as a Microwave Circuit

W. J. Getsinger

IEEE Trans. Microwave Theory
Tech. MTT-14, 58 (4966),
DDC AD-641005

2508

Photograph Emulsions as Ion
Detectors in Quantitative Mass
Spectrography

E. B. Owens

Mass Spectrometric Analysis of
Solids (Elsevier, Amsterdam,
1966), DDC AD-642162

Properties of Mercury
Chalcogenides

T. C. Harman

Physics and Chemistry of Il-VI
Cmpunds (North-I lolland,
Amsterdam, 1967), DDC AD-653688

2514A

A Per Letter Converse to the
Channel Coding Theorem

B. Reiffen

IEEE Trans. Inform. Theory
IT-.2, 475 (4966), DDC AD-651721

2518

Free Carrier Magnetooptical
Effects

E. I). Palik
G. B. Wright

Semiconductors and Semimetals,
Vol. 3 (Academic, New York, 1967)

2525

Interband Magnetooptical
Effects

B. Lax
J. G. Mavroides

Semiconductors and Semimetals,
Vol. 3 (Academic, New York, 1967)

2570

Space-Time Symmetry of
Transport Coefficients

W Ai. Kleiner

Phys. Rev. 142, 318 (1966),
DDC AD-635328

2576

Random Samplirng of Random
Processes: Impulse Processes

0. A. Z. Leneman

Inform, and Control 9, 347 (4966),
DDC AD-644540

2577

Random Sampling of Random
Processes: Optimum Linear
Interpolation

0. A. Z. Leneman

J. Franklin Inst. 284, 302 (1966),
DDC AD-641008

2580

Particle Sizes of Clay Minerals
by Small-Angle X-Ray Scattering

R.J. Arnott

Am. Mineralogist 50, 1563 (1965),
DDC AD-630370

2581

Magnetic Quantum Effects

P. N. Argyres
L. M. Roth

Semiconductors and Semimetals,
Vol. 1 (Academic, New York, 1967)

2583

Structural Analysis of the Ilaystack Antenna

W. R. Fanning

J. Struct. Div. ASCE 92, No. ST 1,
431 (1966), DDC AI)-633180

2 50

q

19

15, Pt. ,2

(1965)

Journal Articles
JA No.
2587

A Multidimensional Sampling
Theorem

R. T. Prosser

J. Math. Anal. Appi. 16, 574
(1966), DDC AD-646480

2591

Properties of InAs Lasers

I. Melngailis

J. Appl. Phys. 37, 899 (1966),
DDC AD-64217"

2592

Random Sampling of Random
Processes: Stationary Point
Processes

F. J. Beutler
0. A. Z. Leneman

Inform. and Control 9. 325 (1966),
DDC AD-644541
-

2394A

Reduction of the Electromagnetic
H. E. Moses
Vector Potential to the Irreducible 1epresentations of the Inhomogeneous Lorentz Group and Manifestly Covariant Quantization with
a Positive-Defijite Metric for the
Hilbert Space

Nuovo Cimento 42A, 757 (1966).
DDC AD-641006

2600

Partial Pressure of Se 2 and Optical Density ofSelenium Vapor
in the Visible and Ultraviolet

R. F. Brebrick

J. Chem. Phys. 43,
DDC AD-626893-

2602

Introduction to the Theory of Exciton States in Semiconductors

J. 0.

Semiconductors and Semimetals,
Vol. 3 (Academic, New York, 1967)

2605

Electrical Properties of Metal
Oxides Which Have "Hopping"
Charge Carriers

J. M. Honig

J. Chem. Educ. 43, 76 (1966),
DDC AD-642218

2608

Determinable Classes of
Channels

R.T. Prosser
W. L. Root

J4 Math. and Mech. 16, 365
(1966), DDC AD-646473

Z612

Digital Filter Design Technigues
in the Frequency Domain

C. M. Rader
B. Gold

Proc. IEEE 55, 149 (1967),
DDC AD-65f530

2613A

Automatic Potentiometric EDTA
and Redox Titrations for Determinations of Stoichiometry

M. C. Gardels
J. C. Cornwell

Anal. Chem. 38, 774 (1966),
DDC AD-642169

2620

A Volumetric Determination of
Arsenic and Antimony in Mixed
Manganese Arsenide, Antimonide
and Phosphide Compounds

E. H. Whipple
D. H. Ridgley

Anal. Chim. Acta 35, 499 (1966),
DDC AD-641009

2628

On "Mean-Square Reconstruction
Error"

0. A. Z. Leneman
J. 13. Lewis

IEEE Trans. Automat. Control
AC-l1, 324 (1966),
DDC AD-642192

2632

Mean-Square Error of StepWise Interpolation for Various
Sampling Schemes

0. A. Z. Leneman
J. B. Lewis

J. Franklin Inst. 282, 108 (1966),
DDC AD-644544

2633

A Note Concerning the Temperature Profile Within a Thermomagnetic Energy Converter

T. C. Harman
J. M. Honig

Adv. Energy Conversion 6, 127
(1966), DDC AD-642211

2635

Cross Coupling in High Speed
Digital Systems

J. B. Connolly

IEEE Trans. Electron. k-omputers
EC-15, 323 (1966),

Dimmock

DDC AD-642194

20

3031 (1965),

Journal Articles
JA No.
2637

Non-Stoichiometry in Binary
Semiconductor Compounds,
Mj/2_6 Nj/

2

R. F. Brebrick

Progress in Solid State Chemistry,
Vol. 3 (Pergamon, New York,
1966), DDC AD-651723

+6 (c)

2638

Absolute Instabilities with
Drifted Helicons

A. L. McWhorter
A. Bers

Phys. Rev. Letters, 15, 755
(1965)

2643

Large Aperture Seismic Array
Signal Handling System

R. V.
R. G.
C.S.
R. M.

Proc. IEEE 53, 1844 (1965),
DDC AD-632146

2645

Second-Order Statistics of
Alternated Stepwise Processes

0. A. Z. Leneman

SIAM J. Appl. Math. 15, 88 (1967),
DDC AD-653670

2646

Analog Source Digitization: A
Comparison of Theory and
Practice

T. J. Goblick
J. L. Holsinger

IEEE Trans. Inform. Theory IT-13,
323 (1967), DDC AD-658776

2647

Maximizing the Longitudinal
Magneto-Optical TransmissionScattering from Multilayer
Magnetic and Dielectric Films

D. 0. Smith

Optica Acta 13, 121 (1966),
DDC AD-642191

2649

Data Recording and Processing
for the Experimental Large
Aperture Seismic Array

H. W. Briscoe
P. L. Fleck

Proc. IEEE 53, 1852 (1965).
DDC AD-632147

2650

Optimum Rate Allocation for Encoding Sets of Analog Messages

L. M. Goodman

Proc. IEEE (Correspondence) 5.3,
1776 (1965), DDC AD-630374

2651

Principles of an Experimental
Large Aperture Seismic Array
(LASA)

P. E. Green, Jr.
R. A. Frosch
C. F. Romney

Proc. IEEE 53, 1821 (1965),
DDC AD-632150

2652

Electron Recombination in
Laser-Produced Hydrogen
Plasma

M. M. Litvak
D. F. Edwards

J. Appl. Phys. 37, 4462 (1966),
DDC AD-646476

2653

Resistance Heated Crystal
Puller for Operation at 2000°C

T. B. Reed
R. E. Fahey

Rev. Sci. Instr. 37, 59 (1966).
DDC AD-633183

2655

Irreducible Representations
of the Rotation Group in Terms
of the Axis and Angle of Rotation

H. E. Moses

Ann. Phys. 37, 224 (1966),
DDC AD-642174

2656

Testing General Relativity
with Radar

1.1. Shapiro

Phys. Rev. 141, 1219 (1966),
DDC AD-636372

2658

Optical Scattering from Cubic
Electro-Optical Films

D. 0. Smith

Optica Acta .3, 195 (1966),
DDC AD-651537

2662

Content-Addressed Memory
Using Magneto- or ElectroOptical Interrogation

D. 0. Smith
K. J. Harte

IEEE Trans. Electron. Computers
EC-15, 123 (1966),
DDC AD-642193

2663

Solar Rotation and Planetary
Orbits

I. I. Shapiro

Icarus 4, 549 (1965),
DDC AD-631165

Wood
Enticknap
Lin
Martinson

24

Journal Articles
JA No.
2666

The Performance of Sequential
Decoding in Conjunction with
Efficient Modulation

K. L. Jordan, Jr.

IEEE Trans. Commun. Tech.
COM-14, 283 (1966),
DQC AD-641003

2668

Polaron Energy Spectrum

D. M. Larsen

Phys. Rev. 144, 697 (1966),
DDC AD-642204

2672

Pseudobinary InSb-InTe
System

A.J. Strauss
M. D. Banus
M.C. Finn

J. Electrochem. Soc. 113, 458
(1966), DDC AD-640531

2673

Computation of the Performance
of the Abrupt Junction Varactor
Doubler

A. I. Grayzel

IEEE Trans. Microwave Theory
Tech. MTT-14, 239 (1966),
DDC AD-642197

2677

Radar Astronomy at Millimeter
and Submillimeter Wavelengths

J. W. Meyer

Proc. IEEE 54, 484 (1966),
DDC AD-640532

2678

Antenna Tolerance Theory A Review

J. Ruze

Proc. IEEE 54, 633 (1966),
DDC AD-642205

2683

Effect on Electron Irradiation
on N-Channel MOS Transistors

A. G. Stanley

Proc. IEEE (Correspondence) 5.3,
2150 (1965), DDC AD-63ZI52

2685

On Nonlinear Binary Sequential
Circuits and Their Inverses

B. Reiffen
H. Yudkin

IEEE Trans. Electron. Computers
EC-15, 586 (1966),
DDC AD-649350

2693A

A Note on the Large-Signal
Varactor Upper-Sideband Upconverter

A. I. Grayzel

Proc. IEEE (Correspondence) 54,
1013 (1966), DDC AD-642199

2694

On Some New Results in ShotNoise

0. A. Z. Leneman

Proc. IEEE (Correspondence) 53,
2130 (1965), DDC AD-631167

2697

Bulk GaAs Microwave
Amplifiers

A. G. Foyt
T. M. Quist

IEEE Trans. Electron Devices
ED-13, 199 (1966),
DDC AD-634858

2698

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), DDC AD-642219

2701

Radar Echo Variations of a
Large Rough Sphere

M. L. Burrows

IEEE Trans. Antennas Propag.
AP-14, 455 (1966),
DDC AD-642195

2702

On Some Results in Random
Pulse Trains

0. A. Z. Leneman

IEEE Trans. Automat. Control
AC-15, 331 (1966),
DDC AD-642198

2705

A Diplexer Using Hybrid
Junctions

L. J. Ricardi

IEEE Trans. Microwave Theory
Tech. MTT-14, 364 (1966),
DDC AD-648762

2706A

Nonreciprocal Remanence
Phase Shifters in Rectangular
Waveguide

W. J. Ince
E. Stern

IEEE Trans. Microwave Theory
Tech. MTT-15, 87 (1967),
DDC AD-654852

22

Journal Articles
.JA No.
Z708

Photoelectron Statistics Produced by a I.aser Operating
Below the Threshold of Oscillation

C. Freed
If. A. Ilaus

Phys. Rev. Letters 15, 943(1965),
DDC AD-630504
-

Z709

Capacity for a Class of Unknown
Channels

I. G. Stiglitz

Inform. and Control 11, 497
(1967)

2710

Ross-Schiff Analysis of a
Proposed Test of General
Relativity: A Critique

L.I. Shapiro

Phys, Rev. 145, 1005 (1966).
DIDC AD-64Z-2a

2713

Three Signaling Systems for
Double Access to an Active
Satellite

F. Jelinek

IEEE Trans. Commun. Tech.
COM-14, 140 (1966).
DDC AD-640537

2717

Some Remarks on "Spectrums
of Modulated Pulse Trains"

0. A. 4. Leneman

Proc. IEEE (Correspondence) 54,
793 (1966), DI4C A0-640534

2719

Partial Pressures of Te 2 (g)
in Equilibrium with Ge'yz_6
Te 1 /z+ 6 (c) from Optical
Density Data
Optimum Sampling and Quantiz.
ing Rates

It. F. Brebrick

.]. Phys. Chem. Solids 27, 1495
(1966). DDC AD-644545-

I.. M. Goodman

Proc. IEEE (Correspondence) 54,
90 (1966), DDC AD-636371
-

2720
2721

Note on the Effect of Shadowing
on the Blackscattering of Waves
from a Random Rough Surface

H. A, lirockelman
T. llagfors

IEEE Trans. Antennas Propag.
AP-14, 621 (1966).
D)DC "D-646482

2723

Single Crystal Growth and Electrical Transport Properties of
Intermediates in the Spinel
System Co 1 + 6 V2 - 6 0 4

D.I B. Rogers
A. Ferretti
W. Kunnmann

J. Phys. Chem. Solids 27,
(1966). DDC AD-644546-

2725

Thermodynamic Aspects of the
Tempera-ture-Pressure Phase
Diagram of InTe

.M. 1). Banus
P. !I. Robinson

J. Appl. Phys. L7, 3771 (1966),
DDC AD-648763

2726

liandom Sampling of Random
Processes: Mean-Square Cornparison of Various Interpolators

A. Z. Leneman
J. B. Lewis

IEEE Trans. Automat. Control
AC-Il, 396(1966),
DHC AD-646488

2727

Photoelectron Statistics Produced by a laser Operating
Below and Above the Threshold
of Oscillation

C. Freed
H. A. Ilau-

IEEE J. Quant. Electron. QE-2,
190 (1966), DDC AD-649272

27,8A

Callium Arsenide Injection
Laser Radar

13. S. Goldstein
G. F. Dalrymple

Proc. IEEE 55. 181 (1967)

2729

Pole-Shared I.inear-Phase
Band-Pass Filter Rlank

2730

Some IDesigns of X1 -Hand
Diode Switches

P.R. Drouilhet, Jr. Proc. IEEE"(Correspondence)
54,
L. M. Goodman
701 (1966), DIC AD-642206
B. N. Assaly
IEEE Trans. Microwave Theory
Tech.
MTT-14, 553 (1966),
DIC AD-648054

23

1445

S.

..

--

•

L

....

Journal Artle1s
JA No.
2731

2732

Comparative Data on CdS Transducers from 14 lc/s
to 70Gc/s

R. Weber

Proc. IEEE (Correspondence) 54,
333 (1966), DDC AD-64100Z

Large Uross-Linked Polystyrene

E. II. Murphy

SPE.3. 2.2, No. 4, 53 (1966),

Slab Suffers Thermal Fatigue

l)IJC AJ)-642Z27

2734

A Theoretical Study of a
Multi-Element Scanning Feed
System for a Parabolic Cylinder

W.N. Assaly
L.J.. Iticardi

IEF-EE Trans. Antennas Propag.
AP-14, 604 (196b),
I)1)CAD-646491

2736

The Augmented Plane \.,ave

A. .1. l'reeman

Theory of Atoms,

Molecules and

M1ethod and the Electronic

41.0. Ilimmock

Solids (Academic,

New York,

Properties of iHare-Earth Metals

It. E. Watson

1966)

273V)

Oscillatory Faraday Rotation
of the Indirect Transition in
Germanium at 1.7^K

Jr. llalpern

,A. Phys. Chem. Solids 27.
11966), D)I)C AI)-649183

2740

Phonon Generation, Propagation.
and Attenuation at 706G1z

,1. H. T"axter
P. 1,,. "rannenwald

IEEE Trans. Sonics and Ultrasonics SU-13, 61 (19661,
DDC AI)-644781

2741

A Note on Reconstruction for
Randomly Sampled Data

0. A. Z. leneinan
J. 13. Lewis

IEEP Trans. Automat. Control
ACU;1, 626 (1966).
I)[)C A1)-649 •53

2744

Hadar Scattering from Hlunted
Cone Tips

S. ). Weiner
S. I.. Borison

I-'l'' Trans. Antennas Il'ropag.
AP-14, 774 (1966),
I)ICJ AI)-646486

2747

.Space-Time Symmetry Restrictions on Transport Coefficients.
11. Two Theories Compared

W\. 11. Kleiner

Phys. Rev. 153, 726 (1967),
)I)C• AD-653408

2748

The Effect of Mercury Contamination of the Work Function
of Gold

L. L. Iluber, Jr.

Appl. Phys. Lettera. 8,
IJI)C AD-642170

2749

Absorption Near the FundorrenLta.
Edge

Ej.

Semiconductors and Semiroetals.
Vol. 3 .Acadernic. New \oik,
1967)

2750

A Coding Theorem for a Class
of Unknown Channels

1. G. Stiglitz

I 1EETrans. Inform. Theory
IT-13. 217 (1967),
DI)C AI)-658778

2751

Trial Spacing in Instrumental
Running

J. L. Fozard

Psychol. Reports 18. 623 (19661,
I)I)C A1)-641007

Z754

Large Radar Shield Fabricated
at Ground Level

P. Stetson

Civil oRg. (ASCE) 42 (June 1966),
DI)C AD)-642223

2755

Asymptotically Optimum PreEmphasis and De-Emphasis
Networks for Sampling and
Ouantizing

L,. M. Goodman
Proc. IEIE WCorrespondence) 54,
P.R. l)rouilhet, .Jr. 795 (1966), l)I)C AI)-i42231

2757

Electron-Beam Pumped Lasers
of CdSe and CdS

C. E. Hurwitz

m,

I.ohnson

24

t505

169 (1966),

Appl. Phys. Letters 8, 171
IIC
AI)-642201

1966).
1

I
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Articles
,JA No.

#

jand

2758

RIF Genez ated Shock Waves

14. M. Weigand

Proc. IEEE (Correspondence) L4,
1485 (1966). DDC AD-649353

2760

Polaron Induced Anomalies in
the intlýrband Magnetoabsorption
of InSb,

E.J. Johnson
D. M. 1arsen

Phys. Rev. Letters 16, 655
(1966), DDC AD-64 1004

2761

Effects of Electron Irradiation
of M1etal-Nltrtdc-Semiconductor
Insulated Gate Field-Effect
Transistors

A.G. Stanley
I1. A. It. Wegener

Proc. IEEE (Correspondence)
784 (19660), DDC AD-640529

2762

Electron Bombardment Technique for Deposition of CdS
Film Transducers

R. Weber

Rev. Sot. Instr. 37, 955 (1966),
DIC AD-642217

2763

Oblique-Incidence Magnetic
Anisotropy in Codeposited Alloy
Films

M. S. Cohen

J. Appl. Phys. 38, 860 (1967),
DDC AD-654854

276s

Study of Radio Echoes from the
Moon at 23 Centimeters Wavelength

J. •'. Evans
T'. Hagfors

J. Geophys

2766

Spontaneous and Coherent Photoluminescence in Cdxfig 1 _xTe

I. Melngailis
A.J. Strauss

Appl. Phys. Letters 8,
DDC AD-642208

2768

Anomaly in the X-Ray Scattering
of ZnSe

P.M. Raccah
R.J. Arnott
A. Wold

Phys. Rev. 148, 904 (1966),
DDC AD-6422i6

2770

Interleaving of Pseudorandom
Sequences for Synchronization

L. I. Bluestein

IEEE Trans. Aerospace Electron.
Syst. AES-4, 551 (1968)

2773

Aural Pulse Compression by
Bats and Humans

J.J.G. McCue

J. Acoust. Soc. Am. 40, 545
(1966), DDC AD-648764

2774

Generalization of the RudermanKittel-Kasuya-Yosida Interaction
for Nonspherical Fermi Surfaces

L. M. Roth
IH. J. Zeiger
T. A. Kaplan

Phys. Rev. 149, 519 (1966).
DDC AD-648765

Z775

The Cutoff Frequency of a
Varactor Diode with Variable
Series Resistance

A. I. Grayzel

Proc. IEEE (Correspundence) 5_4.
875 (1966), DDC AD-642168

2776

Efficient Visible Lasers of
CdSxSei-x by Electron-Beam
Excitation

C. E. Hurwitz

Appl. Phys. Letters 8, 243 (1966),
DDC AD-642200

2778

Equilibrium Spin Configuration
Resonance Behavior of
libMnF3

P.1H. Cole
W. I. Ince

Phys. Rev. 150, 377 (1966),
DDC AD-648263

2779

Conic Display Generator Using
Multiplying Digital-Analog
Converters

L. G. Roberts

IEEE Trans. Electron. Computers
EC-16, 369 (1967),
DDC AD-658796

|

a

Res. 71, 4871 (1966)

179 (1966),

4
25

I

IW

JA No.
2780

2781
2782

2783

2784

2785

2786A

2787A

2788

2790

2793

Desigln of Composite Magnetic
Circuits for Temperature Stabilization of Microwave Ferrite
Devices

2795

a_

E. Stern
W.J. Ince

IWEE Trans. Microwave Theory
Tech.
295 11967),
DDC AD65886

E. E. Huber, Jr,
C. T. Kirck

Surface sci. 5, 447 (1966).
DlC A[J-646492

J. M. Ifalberstein

cations
Operating Characteristics from
Yes-No and Forced-Choice ProCCdures

Proe, I[EE (COrrespondence) 54
9
)903 (1966). D1C AD-64ZZ2

A. 1. Sciulman
Mitchell

.1. Acoust. Soc. Am. 40. 473
(1966) I)f)" AI)-642221 7.3.

Comments on "A

A, r. (;razel.

Work Function Changes Due to
the Chemisorption of Water and
Oxygen on Aluminum
Recursive. Complex Fourier
Analysis for Real-Time Appli-

Signal
Analysis Leading Large
to Intermodulation Distortion Prediction in
Abrupt Junction Varactor UpConverters"
rhe Earth's Dust Belt: Fact
or Fiction?

Generalized Surface Hfarmonics

The

-Entropy and c-Capacitv

I E

Tc

f. f. Shapiro
1), A. Lautman
G. ('olombo
IL E. -Moses

integration of the infinitesimal
It. I"'. Moses
Generators of the lnhomogeneous
Lorentz Group and Application
to the Transformation of the Wave
Function
Reduction of the E'lectromagnetic
II. E. Moses
Vector Potential to the Irreducible
Representations of the lnhornogeneous Lorentz Group. II. Quantization of the Electromagnetic
Vector Potential in an Angular
Momentum Has is
Finite Temperature Theory
H. W. Davies
for Attenuation of Quasi-Particle
Excitations in Heal Metals

Trans.
--

t\lcOwiiv

Theory
183 (1967)

.1. (;cophys. Res. 71, 5695 (1966),
DIX' AID-652115
Ann, Phys. 41, 166 (1967),
XI)C
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Ann. Phys. 41 158 (4967)
A-651534
_D.C
1

Nuovo Cimento 48A, 43 (1967),
I)I)C AD-655314-

J- Phys. Chem. Solids 28
(1967)

00t

R, T. Prosser

J. Math. Anal. Appl. 16. 553
96)
(1966),
I)C) CAI-646477J
A -4 47

fligh-Temperature Expansions The Classical lteisenberg Model

If. E. Stanley
T. A. Kaplan

Phys. Rev. Letters 16, 98
DOC AD-642Z20

Radar Ground-Clutter Shtelds

J. Ruze

Proc. IELE 54,

i. 1. Sheftman
I). A. Cahlander

DI)C AD)-647-66

nels
of Certain Time-Varying (Chan-

2794

maw=_

26

(01966),

1171 (1966),

r

Journal Articles
JANo.
2796

Comparison of the Theoretical
O'- Form Factors with
Experiment

2797

Radar Observations of Venus
at 3.8-cm Wavelength

P. M. Raccah
. R.J. Arnott
J. V. Evans
R. P. Ingalls
L. P. Rainvilie
1.

Phys. Rev. 153, 1028 (1967),
DDC AD-657t19
Astron. J. 71, 902 (1966),
DDC AD-653360

R. . Silva

22798

A Model for Shifts in the Gate
Turn-On Voltage of InsulatedGate Field-Effect Devices Induced
byv Ionizing Radiation

A. G. Stanley

IEEE Trans. Electron Devices
134 (1967).
ED-1,
DDC AD-654856

"280Z

Observation of the Interaction
of Plasinons with Longitudinal
Optical Phonons in GaAs

A. Mooradian
G. B. Wright

Phys. Rev. Letters 16, 999 (1966),
DDC AD-64ZZ30

2804

Coherent Pulse Transmission
Through Rain

R. K. Crane

IEEE Trans. Antennas Propag.
AP-iS, 2'2 (1967),
DDC AD-654939

2805

Spin Waves in Paramagnetic
Fermi Gases

L.L. VanZandt

Phys. Rev. 162, 399 (1967),
DDC AD-663684

2806

Laser Properties of a VaporGrown Ruby

J. R. O'Connor
P. S. Schaffer
!R.A. Bradbury

Appl. Phys. Letters 8,
DDC AD-642171

2807

The Last of the West Ford
Dipoles

I. 1. Shapiro

Science 154, 1445 (1966),
DOC AD-653675

2808

Failure-Erasure Circuitry: A

J, B. Connolly

IEEE Trans. Electron. Computers

W.G. Schmidt

EC-16, 82 (1967),

""

Duplicative Technique of

336 (1966),

DDC AD-653674

Failure-Masking Systems
2809

A Sequential Decoding Technique and Its Realization in the
Lincoln Experimental Terminal

I. L. Lebow
P. G. McHugh

IEEE Trans. Commun. Tech.
COM-I5, 477 (1967)

2811

Superconducting Transition
Temperature and Electronic
Structure in the Pseudobinaries
Nb
U3 AI-Nh 3 Sn and Nb 3 -SnNb
3 Sb

F.J. Bachner
J. IB.Goodenough
H. C. Gatos

J. Phys. Chem. Solids 28, 889
(1967)

2815

The Rotation of the Planet

G. Colombo

Astrophys. J. 145, 296 (4966),

Mercury

1.I. Shapiro

DDC AD-64Z209

2816

Band Structure and Laser
Te
Action in Ph Sn
1-x
x

j. 0. Dimmock
I. Melngailis
A.J. Strauss

Phys. Rev. Letters 16, 1193
(1966), DDC AD-642225

2818

Improved .Method of Optimizing
Longitudinal Magneto-Optical
Transmission-Scatteriing in
Thin Magnetic Films

). O. Smith
K. J. Harte

Optica Acta 14, 351 (1967),
DDC AI)-667871

27

jwoa~ ANmete
JA No.
2819

Aperture Feed for a Spherical

M. L. Burrows

IEEE Trans. Antennas Propag.

Reflector

L.J. Ricardi

AP-_ 5 22? (1967),
DDC AD-654859

Electroreflectance in Metals

J. Feinleib

Phys. Rev. Letters 16,

Directivity of an Array of Slots

L.J. (ticardi

(1966), DDC AD-642224
Electron. Eng. 39. 578 (1967),

on the Surface of a Cylinder
Incoherent Source Optical
Pumping of Visible and
Infrared Semiconductor Lasers

R. J. Phelan, Jr.

Proc. IEEE (Correspondence) 54,
If19 (1966), HOC AD-642196

2825

Efficient Cooing of Vocoder
Channel Signals Using Linear
Transformation

W. R. Crowther
C. M. Hader

Proc. IEEE (Correspondence) 54,
1594 (1966), IDC AD-646471

2827

Efficient Ultraviolet Laser
Emission in Electron-BeamExcited ZnS

C. E. Hurwitz

Appl. Phys. Letters 9,
DDC AD-648761h
-

2832

First Order Raman Effect
in Il1-V Compounds

A. Mooradian
G. B. Wright

Solid State Commun. 4, 431
(1966), DDC AD-649186

2833

Computer Control of the flaystack Antenna

F. E. Heart
A. A. Mathiasen

Proc. IEEE 54; 1742 (1966).
DDC AD-654277

2834

Multidimensional MaximumLikelihood Processing of a
Large Aperture Seismic Array

J. Capon
R. J. Greenfield
R.J. Kolker

Proc. IEEE 55, 192 (1967),
DDC AD-6517-2

2836

Stokes Parameters for 1665Megacycles-per-Second Emission from OH near Source W3

M. L.
J. A.
JJ. C.
R. P.

Science 153, 978 (1966),
DDC AD-644783

2837

Low Temperature Crystallographic and Magnetic Study of
LaC°O 3

N. Menyuk
K. Dwight
P. M. Raccah

J. Phys. Chem. Solids 28, 549
(1967), DDC AD-653689

2840

Radar Observations of Venus
at 23cm in 1965/1966

J. V. Evans
R.A. Brockelman
E. N. Dupont
L.B..Hanson
W.A. Reid

Astron. J. 7L1. 897 (1966),
DDC AD-648056

2843

tHigh Speed Electromagnetic
Shutter

J.S. Pirroni
R. 8- Stevens

Rev. Sci. Instr. 38, 382 (1967),
DDC AD-654s51-

2847

Maser Model for Interstellar
O11 Microwave Emission

M. M. Litvak
A. L. McWhorter
M. L. Meeks
H.J. Zeiger

Phys. Rev. Letters 17, 821
(1966), DDC AD-6480-50

2848

Measurement of AbsorptionLine Profiles with a FabryPerot fnterferometer

R.J. Hull
L. C. Bradley

J. Opt. Soc. Am. 57,
DDC AD-653410

2822
2823B

2824

1200

DDC AD-668239

Meeks
Ball
Carter
Ingalls

116 (1966),

11 (1967),

28

I

CI

Journal Articles
-

JA No.

Zr49

Comparison of MOS and MetalNitride-Semtconductor Insulated
Gate Field-Effect Transistors
Under Electron Irradiation

A. G. Stanley

IEEE Trans. Nucl. Sci. NS-13, Z48
(1967), DDC AD-652058

2850

High-Temperature Expansions
for the Classical Heisenberg
Model. I. Spin Correlation
Function

If. E. Stanley

Phys. Rev. 158, 537 (1967),
DDC AD-658762

2851

An Optimal Singular Solution
for the Sounding Rocket with
Altitude-Dependent Parameters

K. Kresa

J. Spacecraft 4, 124. (1967),
DDC AD-651528

2852

High Pressure Synthesis of
Arsenopyrite-Type Ternary
Compounds

M. D. Banus
M. C. Lavine

Materials Res. Bull. 1. 3 (1966),
IJDC AD-646477

2853

Possibility of a Phase Transition for the Two-Dimensional
Heisenberg Model

II, E. Stanley
T. A. Kaplan

Phys. Rev. Letters 17, 913
(1966), DIiC AD-646485

2857

Unusual Crystal-Field Energy
Levels and Efficient Laser
Properties of NV0 4 :Nd

J. R. O'Connor

Appl. Phys. Letters 9, 407 (19661,
DDC AD-653372

2858

Interferometric Study of Cosmic
Line Emission at OH Frequencies

A. E. E. Rogers
J. M. Moran
P. P. Crowther
B. F. Burke
M. L. Meeks
J. A. Bail
G. M. Hyde

Phys. Rev. Letters 17, 450 (1966),
DDC AD-645681

2863

Electromagnetic Noise Environment in the 200 MHz to 400MHz
Band on Board Aircraft

G. Ploussios

Proc. IEEE (Correspondence) 54,
2017 (1966). DDC AD-651529

2867

Comment on Paper by A. K. Fung T. Hagfors
and R. K. Moore "The Correlation
Function in Kirchhoff's Methon of
Solution of Scattering of Waves
from Statistically Hough Surfaces"

2869

Infrared Magnetoelectroreflectance in Ge, GaSb, and InSb

S. H. Groves
C. H. Pidgeon
J. Feinleib

Phys. Rev. Letters 17, 643 (1966),
DDC AD-645038

28701

A Reformulated Boundary Perturbation Theory in Electromagnetism and Its Application
to a Sphere

M. L. Burrows

Can. J. Phys. 45, 17290 (1967),
DDC AD-655316

Z871

Reduction of Reducible Representations of the Infinitesimal
Generators of the Proper,
Orthochronous, Inhomogeneous
Lorentz Group

H.E. Moses
J. S. Lomont

J. Math. Phys. 8, 837 (1967),
DOC AD-658764

29

J. Geophys. Res. 71, 6150 (1966),
DDC AD-648640

Journal Articles
JA No.
2872

A First-Order Localized Electron _ Collective-Electron
Transition

P. M. Raccah
J. B. Goodenough

Phys. Rev. 155, 932 (1967),
DDC AD-658906;

2873

Hartree-Fock Theory: Slater
Determinants of Minimum Energy

T. A. Kaplan
W. H. Kleiner

Phys. Rev. 156, 1 (1967),
DDC AD-658907

2875

Virial Theorem for the Homogeneous Electron Gas

P. N. Argyres

Phys. Rev. 154, 410 (1967),
DDC AD-653396

2878

Low Temperature Absolute
Reflection Measurements of
Small Samples

J. Feinleib
B. Feldman

Rev. Sci. Instr. 38, 32 (1967),
DDC AD-653673

2879

Electrooptic Effect in Trigonal
Selenium at 10.6 pim

M. C. Teich
T.A. Kaplan

IEEE J. Qiant. Electron. QE-2,
702 (19661, DDC AD-653412

28co

Communications via Several
Satellites Using the Lincoln
Experimental Terminal

I. L. Lebow

Progress in Astronautics and
Aeronautics, Vol. 19 (Academic
Press, New)York, 1966)

2883

Electron Temperature and Ion
Composition in the F 1 Region

J. V. Evans

J. Geophys. Res. 72
DDC AD-658912

2884

Midlatitude F-Region Densities
and Temperatures at Sunspot
Minimum

J. V. Evans

Plarut. Space Sci. 15, 1387 (1967)

2885

W. L. Black
Some New Power-Frequency
Inequalities for Nonlinear
Capacitative Harmonic Multipliers

Proc. IEEE (Correspondence) 54,
1995 (1966), DDC AD-651524

2886

Stimulated Brillouin and Raman
Scattering it, Quartz at 2.1 ° to
293 °Kelvin

P. E. Tannenwald
J. B. Thaxter

Science 154, 1319 (1966),
DDC AD-646489

2887

Spark-Source Mass Spectroscopy

E. B. Owens

Appl. Spectroscopy 21•,
DDC AD-653414

2889

Stimulated Four-Photon Interaction and Its Influence on
Stimulated Rayleigh-Wing
Scattering

H. Y. Chiao
P. L. Kelley
E. Garmire

Phys. Rev. Letters 17, 1158
(1966), DDC AD-653362

.890

Interband Magnetooptical Studies
of Semiconductors and Semimetals

B. Lax
J. G. Mavroides

Appl. Optics 6, 647 (1967),
DDC AD-653672

2891

New Phase Transformation in
InSb at High Pressure and High
Temperature

M.D. Banus
M. C. Lavine

J. Appl. Phys. 38, 204Z (1967),
DDC AD-658915

2892

On the Design of Optimum Radar
Waveforms for Clutter Rejection

D. F. DeLong, Jr.
E. M. Hofstetter

IEEE Trans. Inform. Theory
IT-13, 454 (1967),
DDC AD-667873

30

3343 (1967),

1 (1967),

Journal Articles
JA No.
2893

Astronomical Constants and
Planetary Ephemerides Deduced from Radar and Optical
Observations

M. E. Ash
I. I. Shapiro
W. B. Smith

Astron. J. 72," 338 (1967),
DDC AD-658914

2894

Bulk GaAs Negative Conductance
Amplifiers

A. L. McWhorter
A. G. Foyt

Appl. Phys. Letters 9, 300 (1966),
DDC AD-648048

2897

Photovoltaic Effect in
PbXSnl1xTe Dioaes

I. Melngailis
A. R. Calawa

Appl. Phys. Letters 9, 304 (1966),
DDC AD-648772

2899

Radar Determination of the Rotations of Venus and Mercury

R. B. Dyce
G. H. Pettengill.
I. I. Shapiro

Astron. J. 72, 351 (1967),
DDC AD-658774

2900

Quantum Kinetic Equations for
Electrons in Random Impurities

P. N. Argyres
E. S. Kirkpatrick

Ann. Phys. 42, 513 (1967),
DDC AD-658909

2901

Ring Circulator Theory, Design,
and Performance

S. D. Ewing, 'Jr.
J. A. Weiss

IEEE Trans. Microwave Theory
Tech. MTT-15, 623 (1967),
DDC AD-667877

2903

Excitation Spectra of Group III
Impurities in Germanium Under
Uniaxial Stress

D. H. Dickey
J. 0. Dimmonk

J. Phys. Chem. Solids 28, 529
(1967), DDC AD-653671

2905

Radar Verification 'f the Doppler
Formula

I. I. Shapiro
M. E. Ash
M.J. Tausner

Phys. Rev. Letters 1.7, 933
(1966), DDC AD-646487

2906

A High-Speed, Low Power
Complementary Flip-Flop

D. E. Chace

Electron. Communicator _, 5
(1966)

2907

High-Temperature Expansions
for the Classical Heisenberg
Model. II. Zero-Field
Susceptibility

1I. E. Stanley

Phys. Rev. 158. 546 (4967),
DDC AD-658766

2908A

The Lincoln Experimental Satellite Program (LES-1, -2, -3, -4)

H1. Sherman

J. Spacecraft 4_, 1448 (1967),
DDC AD-663685

2909

High Pressure Study of the
First-Order Phase Transition
in MnAs

J.B. Goodenough
J. A. Kafalas

Phys. Rev. 157, 389 (1967),
DDC AD-661147

2910

Irreducible Representations of
H. E. Moses
the Rotation Group in Terms of
the Axis and Angle of Rotation.
II. Orthogonality Relations Betwecn Matrix Elements and Representations of Rotations in the
Parameter Space

Ann. Phys. 42, 343 (1967),
DDC AD-654860

2914

Application of Nanosecond Light
Pulses to Ballistic Range
Measurements

AIAA J. 5, 364 (1966),
DDC AD-653498

W.
R.
A.
D.

G.
E.
J.
R.

Clay
Slattery
Ferdinand
Kilcline

34

!

I

Journal Articles
JA No.
Appl. Phys. Letters 9,
DDC AD-651538

357 (1966),

2912

Optimum Heterodyn" Detection
at 10. 6 gm in Photoconductive
Ge:Cu

M. C. Teich
t.J. Keyes
R. i1. Kingston

2913

A Simple Model for Mutual
Coupling Effects on Patterns
for Unequally Spaced Arrays

a.L.

2914

Asymptotic Theory of Electromagnetic and Acoustic Diffraction by Smooth Convex Surfaces
of Variable Curvature

S. (Hong

J. Math. Phys. 8,

Z916

Heat Flow in High-Temperature
Crystal Growth

T. B. Peed

J. Phys. Chem. Solids Suppl.,
(1967)

Z917

Reduction of Relativistic Wave
Functions to the Irreducible
Representations of the Inhomogeneous Lorentz Group.
I. Nonzero Mass Components

H. E. Moses

J. Math. Phys. 8.
DDC AD-662289

2918

Semiconductor-to-Metal Transitions in Transition-Metal
Compounds

D.
J.
11.
W.

Adler
Feinleib
Brooks
Paul

Phys. Rev. 155,

851 (1967)

2920

Semiconductor-to-Metal Transition in V203

J. Feinleib
W. Paul

Phys. Rev. 455,

841 (4967)

2921

On the Thermodynamic Properties of Several Solid Phases of
the Compound InSb

A. K. Jena
M. B. Bever
M. I). Banus

Trans. Met. Soc_ AIME 239, 725
(1967), DDC AD-662173

2922A

A Theoretical Analysis and
Experimental Confirmation of
the Optimally Loaded and Overdriven RF Power Amplifier

D. M. Snider

IEEE Trans. Electron Devices
ED-44, 851 (4967),
DI)C AD-670764

2923

Sn Se
Diode Lasers of Pb 4
1-y y
and Pbt .xSn Te

J. F. Butler
A. R. Calawa
T.C. Harman

Appl. Phys. Letters 9,
DDC AD-653367

2926

The Positions and Angular
Extent of 0H Emission Associated with the 1! II Regions
W3, W24. W49, and NGC 6334

A. E.
J. M.
P. P.
B. F.
M.L.
J.A.
G.M.

2927

Polaron Effects in the Cyclotron Resonance Absorption of
lnSb

D. It. Dickey
E. J. Johnson
D.M. Larsen

Phys. Rev. Letters 18,
DDC AD-658789

599 (1967),

Z928A

Temperature-Modulated Reflectance of Gold from 2 to 10 eV

W.J. Scouler

Phys. Rev. Letters 18,
DDC AD-655328

445 (1967),

Allen

E. Rogers
Moran
Crowther
Burke
Meeks
Ball
Hyde

32

IEEE Trans. Antennas Propag.
AP-iS. 530 (1967),
DDC AD-661151
1223 (4967)

39

4134 (4967).

Astrophys. J. 447,
DDC AD-649278

427 (1966).

369 (4967),

IL
Journal Articles
JA No.
2931

Bistatic Scattering Cross Seetion of a Randomly-Oriented
Dipole

S. L. Borison

IEEE Trans. Antennas Propag.
AP-I5, 320 (1967),
DDC AD-655329

2932

High Power and Efficiency in
CdS Electron Beam Pumped
Lasers

C. E. Hurwitz

Appl. Phys. Letters 9, 420 (1966),
DDC AD-653364

2937

Donor Level Associated with
(100) Conduction Band in SDoped GaSh

B. B. Kosicki
W. Paul
A. J. Strauss
G. W. Iseler

Phys. Rev. Letters 17. 1175
(1966)

2939

Fourier Expansion for the
Electronic Energy Bands in
Silicon and Germanium

G. F. DresseIhaus
M.S. Dresselhaus

Phys. Rev. 160, 649 (1967).
DDC AD-662302

2940

Channel Encoders

L. M. Goodman

Proc. IEEE (Correspondence) 55,
127 (1967), DDC AD-653413

2941

Retrograde Solubility in
n-Type PbS

A.J. Strauss

Trans. Met. Soc. AIME 239, 794
(1967), DDC AD-661148

2942

Observation of Degenerate
Stimulated Four-Photon Interaction and Four-Wave
Parametric Amplification

H. L. Carman
R.Y. Chiao
P. L. Kelley

Phys. Rev. Letters 17, 1281
(1966), DDC AD-658792

2943

A Study of the Depolarization of Lunar Radar Echoes

T. llagfors

Radio Sci. 2, 445 (1967)

2945

Data Considerations for Planetary Space Science Photography

L. R. Mailing

IEEE Trans. Commun. Tech.
COM-15, 665 (1967)

2946

IrSb MOS Infrared Detector

R. J. Phelan, Jr.
3. 0. Dirniock

Appl. Phys. Letters 10,
DDC AD-653365

2948

The Electrical Properties
and Band Structure of Doped
LaInO 3

D. B. Rogers
J. M. Honig
J. 1B. Goodenough

Materials Res. Bull. 2, 223 (1967),
DDC AD-6524 16

2951

Measurement of Multipath
Effects in Satellite-Aircraft
UHF Link

K. L. Jordan, Jr.

Proc. IEEE (Correspondence)5,
1117 (1967), DDC AD-658917

Z955

Photo and Thermal Effects in
Compensated Zinc Doped
Germanium

R.J. Keyes

J. Appl. Phys. 38, 2619 (1967),
DDC AD-661453

2959

Varactor Multiplier Arrays
for Increased Power Handling
Capability

D. Parker
A. 1. Grayzel

Proc. IEEE (Correspondence) 55,
437 (1967), DDC AD-654863

*

2964

Micropower Redundant Circuits
Correct Errors Automatically

R. E. McMahon
N. B. Childs

Electronics 40, No. 3, 66 (1967).
DDC AD-655313

,

2962

The GaAs-InSb Graded-Gap
Heterojunction

E. D. Hinkley
R. H-. Rediker

Solid-State Electron. to, 671
(1967)

*

33

55 (1967),

Journal Articles
JA No.
2963A

Inversion of Conduction and
Valence Bands in PbxSn Se
"
A lloy s

A.J. Strauss

2964

Temperature Dependence,
Orientation Correlation, and
Molecular Fields in SecondHarmonic Light Scattering from
Liquids and Gases

D. L. Weinberg

2965

Identification of the Fundamental Vibrational Modes of
Trigonal, a-Monoclinic and
Amorphous Selenium

G.
A.
W.
G.
R.

2966

The Insertion Loss of Transmission Lines Used in Matching
Networks•

L. J. Ricardi

IEEE Trans.: Microwave -Theory
Tech. MTT-16, 189 (1968),
DDC AD-671290

2967

Landau Dampinghof Magnetoplasma Waves for General
Closed Fermi Surfaces

A. L. McWhorter
J. N. Walpole

Phys. Rev. 18, 719 (1967),
DDC AD-661149

2968

Nonlocal Effects in Low-Field
Helicon Propagation in PbTe

J. N. Walpole
A. L. McWhorter

Phys. Rev. 158; 708 (1967),
DDC AD-661150

2970

Discussion of Paper by F. L.
Scarf, "Effect of Coherent
Density Fluctuations on the
Radar Determination of Total
Electron Content"

T. Hagfors

J. Geophys. Res. 72, 4595 (1967)

2971

The Negative Gamma Varactor

A. I. Grayzel

Proc. IEEE (Correspondence) 55,
469 (1967), DDC AD-655317

2972

A Direct Derivation of the
Optimal Linear Filter Using
the Maximum Principle

M. Athans
E. Tse

IEEE Trans. Automat. Control
AC-12, 690 (1967),
DDC AD-673596

2973

The Crystal Structure of
Neodymium MonotelluroxideNd 2 0 2 Te

P. M. Raccah
J. M. Longo
H. A. Eick

Inorg. Chem. 6, 1471 (lq67),
DDC AD-658765

2975

Kyoto: the Physics of
Semiconductors

B. Lax
J. G. Mavroides

Phys. Today 20, No. 5, 101 (1967)

2976

A Binary Linear Transformation for Redundancy Reduction

L. M. Goodman

Proc. IEEE (Correspondence) 55,
467 (1967), DDC AD-653668

2977

Interband Magnetoreflection
and Band Structure of HgTe

S.H. Groves
R. N. Brown
C. R. Pidgeon

-Phys. Rev.,. 161_,- 779 (1967)

2978

Magnetoplasma Cyclotron
Absorption in PbSe

S. Bermon"

Phys. Rev. 157, 608 (1967),
....DDC
AD-658771
-

-

Lucovsky
Mooradian
Taylor
B. Wright
C. Keezer

34

J. Chem. Phys. 47, 1307 (1967),
DDC AD-664441

Solid State Commun. 5,; 113 (1967)

Phys. Rev. 158, 723 (1967),
DDC AD-658770

Joural Artcles
JA No.
2980

2981

2982

2983

2986

Scattering by Infinite Cylinders
of Arbitrary Cross-Section
by
the Method of Finite
Differences

M. L. Burrows

Electron. Letters 3, 119 (1967),
DDC AD-654866 -

Reduction of Relativistic Wavefunctions to the Irreducible
Representations of the Inhornogeneous Lorentz Group,
I1. Zero Ma4ss Components
On Finite Pulsewidth Sampling

H. E. Moses

J. Math. Phys. 9, 16 (1968),
DDC AD-67360&-

0. A. Z. Leneinan

IEEE Trans. Commun. Tech.
COM-aS. 718 (1967),
DDC AD-662t74
IEEE Trans. Computers C-17, 54
(1968), DDC AD-670770

An Analog Comparator as a
Pseudo-Light Pen for Computer
Displays
Comment on "Content-Addressed
Memory Using Magneto- or
Electro-Optical Interrogation"

K. II. Konkle

D. 0. Smith
K. J. Harte

IEEE Trans. Electron. Computers
EC-16. 372 (1967),
DDC ALJ-661146
Science 155, 852 (1967),
DDC AD-653411
Phys. Rev. Letters 18, 608 (1967),
DIC AD-653363
-

2987

Extraterrestrial Life

W. B. Smith

2988

Rarnan Scattering from Donor
and Acceptor Impurities in

G. B. Wright
A. Mooradian

2989

A Thermodynamic Investigation
of the Compounds In SbTe ,
2
InSb and InTe

A. K. Jena
M. B. Bever
M. ). Banns

Trans. Met. Soc. AIME 239, 1232
(1967)

2990

Note on "Secant Correction for
Tracking Pedestals"

F. L. Bacchialoni

2991

Effect of Electron Irradiation
on Carrier Mobilities in
InverSion Layers of
Insulated
Gate Field Transistors
Correlation Function and Power

A.G. Stanley

IEEE Trans. Automat. Control
AC-IS, 475 (1967),
6TDC )D-663689
EEE Trans. Nuclear Set. NS-14,
k66 (1967), DDC AD-668184

Silicon

2992

0. A. Z. Leneman

IEEE Trans. Aerospace Electron.
Syst. AES-3, 774
DDC AD-662172 (1967),

J. M. Longo

Materials Res, Bull. 2, 541 (1967),

Spectrum of Randomly Shaped
Pulse Trains
2993

Magnetic and Structural Study

of the Spinel MnYb 2 S 4
2994A

2996
2Q97

P. M. Raccah

DDC AD-657032

Stability Measurements of
CO2-N2-lie Lasers at 10.60Mm
Wavelength
Automatic Channel Equalization
Algorithm

C. Freed

IEEE J. Quant, Electron. E,
203 (1967), DDC AD-658783

C. X. Niessen

Proc. IEEE (Correspondence) 55,
698 (1967)

Ar: Techniques for Materials
Research

T. B. Reed

Miaterials Res. Bull. Z, 349 (1967)

35

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II L

I

I-41
I

"

~JA

I

_

No_._._

2998

Hall Coefficient and Transverse
Magnetoresistance
in HgTe at
4.2°K
and 77°K

T. C. Harman
J.
Honig
P. M.
II. Trent

J. Phys. Chem. Solids Z8
(1967), DDC AD-658089

2999

Effects of Parameter Quantization on the Poles of a Digital
Filter

C. M. Hader
B. Gold

Proc. ICEE (Correspondence) 55,
688 (1967), DDC AD-658784

C. L. Mack

J. Spacecraft 4, 819 (1967),

1995

in Secondary Emission Devices
3003

Van Allen
S~DDC

Belt Simulation

AD-658780

3004

The Oxidation of Aluminum
Films in Low-Pressure Oxygen
Atmospheres

C. T. Kirk. Jr.
E. E. Huber, Jr.

Surface Sci. 9. Z17 41968),
DDC AD-668306

3006

City Noise and Its Effect Upon
Airborne Antenna Noise Temperatures at UHF

G. Ploussios

IEEE Trans. Aerospace Electron.
Syst. AES-4, 41 (1968),
DDC AD-668092

3011A

New Method for the Detection
of Light Deflection by Solar
Gravity

1.1. Shapiro

Science 157, 806 (1967),
DDC AD-663681

3013

Iterative Sequential Decoding

1. G. Stigiitz

Accepted IEEE Trans. Inform.
Theory

3018

Growth of Single Ti 2 0 3
Crystals from the Melt

T. B. Reed
R. E. Fahev
J.M. Honig

Materials Res. Bull. Z, 561 (1967)

3019

Scattering by Edges:
Hemisphere

S. D. Weiner

IEEE Trans. Antennas Propag.
AP-15, 709 (1967).
DDC AD-66444Z

30Z0

Mounted Diode Equivalent
Circuits

W.J.. Getsinger

IEEE Trans. Microwave Theory
Tech. MTT-15, 650 (1967),
HOC AD-667874

3021

Localized versus Collective d
Electrons and Ngel Temperatures
in Perovskite and PerovskiteRelated Structures

J. B. Goodenough

Phys. Rev. 164, 785 (1967),
DDC AD-668715

3022

A Coding Theorem for TimeDiscrete Analog Data Sources

T.J. Goblick, Jr.

IEEE Trans. Inform. Theory IT-31i,
401 (1969), DDC AD-693665

3023

Laser Emission from Electron
Beam Excited ZnTe

C. E. Hurwitz

IEEE J. Quant. Electron. qۥ-3,
333 (1967), DDC AD-664445

3024

Plasmas for High Temperature
Chemistry

T. B. Reed

Advances in High T'emperature
Chemistr.
Vol. I (Academic
Press, New York, 1967)

3025

InSb-GaAsP Infrared to Visible
Light Converter

RI.
J. Phelan, Jr.

Proc. IEEE (Correspondence) 55,
1501 (1967), DDC AD-662175

The

36

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'
i

JA No.
30Z6

Stimulated Reman Scattering in
an Infrared Active, Nontotally
Symmetric Vibration of h-Quartz

P. E. Tannenwald
D. L. Weinberg

IEEE J. Quant. Electron. QE-3,
334 (1967). DDC AD-664447

3027

Experimental Results of a Frequency Doubler Using a Varactor
Array

D. Parker
A. I. Grayzel

Proc. IEEE (Correspondence) 55,
71S (1967). DDC AD-658769

3028

New Variational Approach in the
Transport Theory of the Coupled
Electron-Phonon System

H. W. Davies

Phys. Rev. 16Z. 621 (1967).
DDC AD-664448

3029

Resolution and Frequency Hesponse in Secondary Emission
Devices

A. A. Braga-Ula

IEEE Trans. Electron Devices
ED-14, 8Z9 (1967)

3031

Backscatter from Spheres:
Short Pulse View

J. Rheinstein

IEEE Trans. Antennas Propag.
AP-16, 89 (1968),
DDC AD-670444

3032

Adaptive Combining of Wideband Array Data for Optimal
Reception

R. T. Lacoss

IEEE Trans. Geosci. Electron.
GE-6, 78 (1968),
DDC AD-673599

3033

Observations of OH Emission in
the H II Region W3 with a 74400 A
Interferometer

J. M. Moran
A. H. Barrett
A. E. E. Rogers
13.F. Burke
B. Zuckerman
H. Penfield
M. L. Meeks

Astrophys. J. 148, L69 (1967),
DDC AD-652914

3038

Long-Term Operation of a
Sealed CO2 Laser

BR.J. Carbone

IEEE J. Quant. Electron. QE-,
373 (1967), DDC AD-668195

3039

Wave-Optical Aspects of
Lorentz Microscopy

M. S. Cohen

J. Appl. Phys. 38, 4966 (1967),
DDC AD-668727

3041A

Design of Mutually Matching
Multiple-Varactor Array for
Power

D. D. Tang

Proc. IEEE (Correspondence) 55,
1756 (1967), DDC AD-663686

3044

Optical Properties of the Metal
HeO 3 from 0.1 to Z2eV

J. Feinleib
W.J. Scouler
A. Ferretti

Phys. Rev. 165. 765 (1968).
DDC AD-668716

3046A

Night Sky Photometry of [O1
A5577 and ?A6300 Inside the
Southern Auroral Zone

Ml. A. Gordon

Planet. Space Sci. 16, 297 (1968)

3047

Magnetic Films and Optics in
Computer Memories

D. 0.

IEEE Trans. Magnetics MAG-3,
433 (1967), DDC AD-663682

3048

Performance Characteristics
of Thermomagnetic Devices
Involving Graded Mass and Gap.
i. Generators

J. M. Honig
B. Lax

A

Smith

37

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DDC AD-678983

3549 (1968),

Journal Articles
JA No.
3049

Characterization and Structure
of La 4 Re609t, a New Metal
Cluster Compound

J. MI. ango
A. W. Sleight

Inorg. Chem. 7, 108 (1968),
DDC AD-668730

3050

Ferrite-Metal Thermal Conductances by a Transient
Technique

S. D. Ewing, Jr.

IEEE Trans. Parts, Materials &
Packaging PMP-3, 142 (1967),
DDC AD-670451

3051

Inteimodulation Products Gencrated by a-p-i-n Diode Switch

R. L. Sicotte
R. N. Assaly

Proc. IEEE (Letters) 56, 74
(4196), DDC AD-66B•7Z

3052

Low-Energy Interband Transi,ions and Band Structure in
Nickel

J. Hanus
J. Feinleib
W. J. Scouler

Phys. Rev. Letters 19
DDC AD-6589t9

3053

Solid-State RF Noise Source

A. J. Yakutis

Proc. IEEE (Letters) 56,
(1968), DDC AD-670442

3054

Atmospheric Measurements at
Kwajalein Using Hypersonic
Spheres

J. E. Salah

d. Geophys. Res. 72, 5389 (1967).
DDC AD-663687

3056

Systems for Compressing the
Bandwidth of Speech

B. Gold
C. M. Rader

IEEE Trans. Audio Electroacoust.
AU-I5, 131 (1967),
DDC AD-670450

3057

Resonance Rotation of Venus

1. 1. Shapiro

Science 157, 423 (H967),
I)DC AD-661145

3058

Proposal for a Magnetic-Film
Memory Accessed by Combined
Photon and Electron Beams

D.O. Smith

IEEE Trans. Magnetics MAG-3,
593 11967), D.C AI)-670776

3060

Polarization and Intensity of
Haman Scattering from Plasmons

A. Mooradian
A. L. McVhorter

Phys. Rev. Letters 19, 849 (1967),
I)DC AD-668193
IEEE Trans. Commun. Tech.
COM-16, 419 (1968)

16(1967).

228

and Phonons in Gallium Arsenide
3061

Phase Measurement Accuracy
with Modulated Sounding Signals

1). Arnstein

3062

On the Measurement of a Bifilar

P. 13. " u

Complementary Helical Antenna
3063

3064

3065

IEEE Trans. Antennas Propag.
AP-15,

700 (1967)

Books and Conference

K. J. Harte

Magnetism and Magnetic Materials

Proceedings

DI.0. Smith

Digest (Academic, New York,
V9_67)

Observation of the 94 a and

M. A. Gordon

Astrophys, J. 149,

148 6 Hydrogen and 94 a Helium
Emission Lines in the Orion
Nebula

M.t L. Meeks

DLX? AD-65891-1

Self-Steepening of Light Pulses

F.
C.
T.
P.

Phys. Rev. 164, 312 (1967).
DDC A1D-668731

DeMartini
HI. Townes
K. Gustafson
L. Kelley

38

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Journal Articles
JA No.
3066

Magnetic Interactions and Spiral
Ground States in Spinels, with
Application to ZnCr 2 Se 4

K. Dwight
N. Menyuk

Phys. Rev. 163, 435 (1967),
DDC AD-668194

3068

Theory of the Magnetic Properties of the Ilmenites MTiO 3

J.B. Goodenough
J. J. Stickler

Phys. Rev. 164. 768 (1967),
DDC AD-668712

3069

Magnetic Resonance and Susceptibility of Several Ilmenite
Powders

J.J. Stickler
S. Kern
A. Wold
G. S. Heller

Phys. Rev. 164. 765 (1967),
DDC AD-668729

3070

Tetrahedral-Site Copper in
Chalcogenide Spinels

J. B. Goodenough

Solid State Commun. 5, 577 (1967),
DDC AD-658027

3071

Short-Period Signal Processing
Results for the Large Aperture
Seisn-kic Array

J. Capon
R. J. Greenfield
R. J. Kolker
R.T. Lacoss

Geophysics 33, 452 (1968),
DDC AD-674830

3073

Short-Pulse Scattering by a
Cone - Direct and Inverse

S. Hong
S. L. Borison

IEEE Trans. Antennas Propag.
AP-16, 98 (1968),
DDC AD-670763

3074

A 10.6-Micron Four-Port
Circulator Using Free Carrier
Rotation in InSb

J. H. Dennis

IEEE J. Quant. Electron. QE-3,
416 (1967), DDC AD-668728

3076

Spark Source Mass Spectroscopy

E. B. Owens

McGraw-Hill Yearbook of Science
and Technology (1968)

3078

Infrared Heterodyne Detection

M. C. Teich

Proc. IEEE 56, 37 (1968),
DDC AD-668713

3080

Current Runaway and Avalanche
Effects in n-CdTe

M. R. Oliver
A. L. McWhorter
A.G. Foyt

Appl. Phys. Letters 11, 111
(1967), DDC AD-662292

3082

Symmetry of the Ground Level
of a Hamiltonian

W. H. Kleiner
T. A. Kaplan

J. Math. Phys. 10, 236 (1969),
DDC AD-688031

3083

Changes in the Work Function
of Aluminum During and Following Low Pressure Oxidation at
Room Temperature

E. E. Huber, Jr.
C. T. Kirk, Jr.

Surface Sci. 8, 458 (1967)

3085

Observation of Exciton Fine
Structure in the Interband Magnetoabsorption of InSb and
Germanium

E. J. Johnson

Phys. Rev. Letters 19, 352
(1967), DDC AD-662293

3086

The Gunn Effect in n-CdTe

M. R. Oliver
A. G. Foyt

IEEE Trans. Electron Devices
ED-14 617 (1967),
DDC AD-668186

3087

Inversion Asymmetry Effects
on Oscillatory Magnetoresistance
in HgSe

L. M. Roth
S. H. Groves
P. W. Wyatt

Phys. Rev. Letters 12, 576
(1967), DDC AD-668198

39

I
Journal Articles
JA No.
3090

New Expansion for the Classical
Heisenberg Model and Its
Similarity to the S
1/2
1
Ising
Model

H. E. Stanley

Phys. Rev. 1$,1, 709 (1967),
DDC AD-669216

3091

Electroreflectance Study of Interband Magneto-Optical Transitions
in InAs and lnSb at 1.5"K

C. R. Pidgeon
S. H. Groves
J. Feinleib

Solid State Commun. 5. 677 (1967).
DDC AD-658835

3093

The Channel Vocoder

B. Gold
C. M. Bader

IEEE Trans. Audio Electroacoust.
AU-1 . 148 (1967),
DDC AD-679147

3095A

Computer-Design of Diode-Using
Microwave Components, and a
Computer-Dimensioned, X-Band
Parametric Amplifier

W. J. Getsinger
A. H. Kessler

Microwave J. 12, No. 3, 119
(1969), DDC AD-688041

3097

Perturbation Calculation of
Bauad-Structure Effects in LowField Helicon Propagation

A. L. McWhorter
I. N. Walpole

Phys. Rev. 163, 618 (1967),
DDC AD-669221

3098

Spectral Line Interferometry
with Independent Time Standards
at Stations Separated by 845
Kilometers

J. M.
P. P.
B. F.
A. If.
A. E.
3. A.
J. C.
C.C.

Science 157, 676 (1967),
DDC AD-661152

3400

Magnetostriction Effects on
Ferrite Material Parameters
of Importance in Remanence
Devices

1.
R.
J.
1).

3102

Observations of E .liz Continuum
and Hydrogen Recombination
Lines in the Orion Nebula

M.A. Gordon
M. L. Meeks

Astrophys. J. 152, 417 (1968),
DDC AD-671288

3103

Theory of Magnetization Ripple
in Ferromagnetic Films

K.J. Harte

J. Appl. Phys. L9,
I)DC AD-671275

3104

Shallow Donor Levels of lnSb
in a Magnetic Field

D. IVI, Larsen

,J. Phys. ChErm. Solids 29.
(i968), DIC AI)-D6491-

3107

Mode Pulling in a Stimulated
Raman Oscillator

P. E. Tannenwald

.1. Appl. Phys. -8, 4788 (1967),
I)i)C AD-6692Ž0

3108

Magnetic Properties of
La 0 . 5 Sr 0 . 5 CoO 3 near Its Curie
Temperature

N. Menyuk
P. M. Raccah
K. Dwight

l'hys. Rev. 166, 510 (1968).
DDC AD-670445

3109

Observations of Hysteresis
Damping in a Spinning Satellite

W.B. Smith
i. i. Shapiro

J. Spacecraft 5, 337 11968).
DDC AD-670786

3110

A New, Widely and Continuously
Tunable, High-Power Piloed
L~aser Source

R. L. Carman
J. G. C. Itanus
I). L. Weinberg

Appl. Phys. Letters 11, 250
(1967), DDC AD-667875

Moran
Crowther
Burke
Barrett
E. Rogers
Ball
Carter
Hare

Epstein
Germann
Sohn
II. Temme

40

4

IEEE Trans. Microwave Theory
Tech. MTT-16, 54 (1968),
DDC AD-670792

1503 (1968),
271

Journal Arfielas
JA No.
Alta Frequenza 37, 47E-153

Resolution and the Uquivalent
Filter ýecondary Emission
Device.;

A. A. Braga-lila

3113

a 24-Hr Satellite
Stationkeepinr
Usib;g Solar P- liatiua Pressure

W. I.. Black
NI. C. Crocker
FL. I. Swenson

.1. Spacecraft 5, 335 (H968),
D))C AD-67C781

3116

Aperture Synthesis in Radar
Astronomy and Some Applications to Lunar and Planeta-y
Studies

T. Itagfors
13. Nanni
K. Stone

ladio Sci. 3.

3114

Tellurium Vapor Pressure and
Optical Density at 370-615'C

I. F. Brebrick

1. Phys. Chem. /2,
DiDC AD-670793

3120

Gas-Density Fluctuations in the
Wakes from Hypersonic Spheres

J. llerrmann
W. G. Clay
H. E. Slattery

Phys. Fluids 11,
[JII) AI)-673463

3121

Ferromagnetism in Films

M. S. Cohen

Chap. 40, Thin Film Phenomena
(\l rGraw-Tiill, New 1oork, 19691

3126

Electron-IHole Pair Effects on
Landau Levels in lnSb

1). Nl. La:sen

Phys. Rev. Letters 19, 1128
(1967). DIDC AD-669218

3128

Theory of the Radar Determination of Planetary Rotations

I. 1. Shapiro

AstivDn. J. 72, 1309 (1967),
D)IC AD-670441

3132

Reduction of Reducible tepresentations of 'he Poinca,6 Group to
Standard ilelicity Representations.

If. E. Moses

.. Math. Phys. 9,
DDC AI)-693-02

3134A

Epitaxial Gallium Arsenide for
High-Efficiency Gunn Oscillators

C. Ml. Wolfe
A. G. Foyt
Xk. T. iridl'Žy

Electrochem. Technol. 6,
(1968), D[IC AD-6735'2

3136

A Hligh-Power Wcve uide Tuner

C. E. Muehe

iEFE Tians. Microwave Theory
Tech. MTT-16, 882 (1968),
I)DC AD-685689

3137

Metallurgical and Electronic
Properties of PbpxSnxTe,
Pbi..xSnxSe, and Other IV-\I
Alloys

A. J. Strauss

Trans. Met. Soc. AIMIE 242,
(4Q68), III3C AI)-678982

343•

Sunrise Behavir-r of the F
at MidlatitudeE

J. V. Evans

3. Geophys. lies. 73, 3489 (1968),
[ )DC AD-673605 -

3439

Evidence for Eloctfcn-TO-Phonon
Inreraction in Inst.

D. H. Dickey
D. M, Larsen

Phys. Rev. Letters 20,
tJDC AD-669206

31t1

Crys'al Growth, Annealing,
Diffusion of Lead-Tin
Chalcogenides

A.
T.
M
P.

Trans. Met. See. AIMIE 242,
(1968), DDC AD-678986

3141

A Radar Study of the Lunar
Crater Tycho at 3,8-cm and
70-cm WVavelengths

3411

Layer

and

i1968)

if. Calawa
C. Harman
C. Finn
Youtz

G. II. Pettengill
T. W. Thompson

41

491 (1968)

(132 (1968),

954 (1968),

2039 (1968),

Icarus 8, 457 (1968)

208

354

65 (1968),

374

Journal Articles
JA No.
3142

Suboptimal State Estimation
for Continuous-Time Nonlinear
Systems from Discrete Noisy
Measurements

M. Athans
R.P. Wishner
A. Bertolini

IEEE Trans. Automat. Control
AC-13. 504 (1968),
DDC AD-688042

3143

Use of Crossed Cylinder Lens
in Photographic Lens Evaluation

B. Howland

Appl. Optics 7, 1587 (1968).
DDC AD-677f55

3145

Observations of Galactic Oil
Emission

J. A. Ball
M. L. Meeks

Astrophys. J. 15,
DDC AD-677846

3146

Resonant Cavity Measurements
of Ionized Wakes

W. M. Kornegay

IEEE Trans. Aeriospace Electron.
Syst. AES-4, 181 (1968),
DDC AD-671291

3147

Range Contamination and Its
Effect on Measurements

R. E. Slattery
W. G. Clay
W. C. Worthington

IEEE Trans. Aerospace Electron.
Syst. AES-4, 187 (1968),
DDC A1D-671285

3148

Imaging and Storage with a
Uniform MOS Structure

R.J. Phelan, Jr.
J. 0. Dimmock

Appl. Phys. Letters 11, 359
(1967), DDC AD-669Z1t

3149

Magnon-Phonon Coupling in
Metallic Films

R. Weber

Phys. Rev. 169, 451 (1968),
DDC AD-673598

3150

Spin-Wave Resonance

It. Weber

IEEE Trans. Magnetics MAG-4,
28 (1968), DDC AD-670788

3153

Variations in the Radar Cross
Section of Venus

J. V. Evans

Astron. J. 73, 125 (1968),
DDC AD-673462

3154

Magnetic Ordering and the Electronic Properties of the Heavy
Rare-Earth Metals

R. E. Watson
A. J. Freeman
J. 0. Dimmock

Phys. Rev. 167, 497 (1968)

3155

Analysis of Tellurides of Lead
and Tin by Automatic Titrations

J. C. Cornwell
K. L. Cheng

Anal. Chim. Acta 42, 189 (1968),
DDC AD-674786

3156

Critical Properties of Isotropically Interacting Classical
Spins Constrained to a Plane

H. E. Stanley

Phys. Rev. Letters 20, 150
(1968), DDC AD-669213

3158

Automatic Satellite StationKeeping

A. A. Braga-Illa

J. Spacecraft 6, 430 (1969)

3159

Utilixation of Contextural Constraints in Automatic Speech
Recognition

13. Alter

IEEE Trans. Audio Electroacoust.
AU-16, 6 (1968), DDC AD-673464

3160

Origin of the Crystal Field in
Ti 3 +-Substituted Alums

G. F. Dionne
J. A. MacKinnon

Phys. Rev. 172, 325 (1968),
DDC AD-678985

3161

Growth of Single Crystals of
ZnTe and ZnTejxSex by
Temperature Gradient Solution
Zoning

J. Steininger
R. England

Trans. Met. Soc. AIME 242, 444
(1968), DDC AD-678981

3162

Design and Short-Term Stability
of Single-Frequency CO. Lasers

C. Freed

IEEE J. Quant. Electron. _E4
404 (1968), DDC AD-678987

42

577 (1968),

Journal Articles
3A No.
3164

Short-Pulse Scattering by a
Long Wire

S. Hong
S. L. Borison
D. P. Ford

IEEE Trans. Antennas Propag.
AP-16. 338 (1968),
DDC AD-674789

3165

Rotation of Venus

I. I. Shapiro

Science 159, 1124 (1968),
DDC AD-670446"

3166

Recent Developments in Lorentz
Electron Microscopy

M. S. Cohen

IEEE Trans. Magnetics MAG-4,
48 (1968), DDC AD-670790

3168

Discrepancies Between Radar
Data and the Lunar Ephemeris

C. R. Smith
G. H. Pettengill
I. I. Shapiro
F. S. Weinstein

Science 160, 876 (1968),
DDC AD-685690

3169

Intense Mercury-Vapor GreenBand Emission

R.J. Carbone
M. M. Litvak

J. Appl. Phys. 39, 2413 (1968),
DDC AD-673593

3171

Adaptive Equalizer for Pulse
Transmission

C. W. Niessen
D. K. Willim

Accepted IEEE Trans. Commun.
Technol.

3172

Bistatic Short-Pulse Scattering
by a Hemisphere

S. D. Weiner

IEEE Trans. Antennas Propag.
AP-16, 371 (1968),
I)DC AD-674828

3173A

Statistical Thermodynamics of
Nonstoichiometry in Nonmetallic
Binary Compounds

R. F. Brebrick

J. Solid State Chem. 1, 88 (1969)

3174

Quartz Raman Laser

P. E. Tannenwald
F. H. Perry

Laser Focus 3, 17 (1967)

3176

Dependence of Critical Properties on Dimensionality of Spins

H. E. Stanley

Phys. Rev. Letters 20, 589
(1968), DDC AD-670762

3177

Biography of the Third ICMF

D. 0. Smith

IEEE Trans. Magnetics MAG-4,
3 (1968)

3178

Interplanetary Plasma Densities
Deduced from Radar Observations
of the Moon

W. B. Smith
K. L. Bowles
I. I. Shapiro

Moon and Planets II (NorthHolland, Amsterdam, 1968),
DDC A1)-673604

3179

The Effect of Surface Impedance
G. N. Tsandoulas
Variation on Surface Wave Propagation Along a Rod Waveguide

IEEE Trans. Microwave Theory
Tech. MTT-16. 886 (1968),
DDC AD-685691

3183

Radar Astronomy

G. II. Pettengill

Accepted Radar Handbook
(McGraw-Hill, New York)

3185

Self-Trapping in Mcdia with
Saturation of the Nonlinear Index

T. K.
P. L.
R.Y.
R.G.

Appl. Phys. Letters 12, 165
(1968), DDC AD-670789

3186

Light Scattering from SingleParticle Electron Excitations
in Semiconductors

A. Mooradian

Gustafson
Kelley
Chiao
Brewer

43

Phys. Rev. Letters 20., 1102
(1968), DDC AD-671287

Journal Articles
JA No.
3187

Isotope Effect in Superconducting
Rhenium

E. Maxwell
M. Strongin
T.B. Reed

Phys. Rev. 166,'-457 (1968)

3190

Surface Potential of a Free
Electron Metal in the RPA

R. W. Davies

Surface Sci. 11,' 419 (1968),
DDC AD-679340

3191

Continuous Operation of a LongLived CO 2 Laser Tube

R. J. Carbone

IEEE J. Quant.'Electron. QE-4,
102 (1968), DDC AD-6735 95

3192

Spin-Orbit-Coupling Effects in
Transition-Metal Compounds

J. B. Goodenough

Phys. Rev. 171, 466 (1968),
DDC AD-6778 56

3193

Long-Period Signal Processing
Results for the Large Aperture
Seismic Array

J. Capon
R. J. Greenfield
R. T. Lacoss

Geophysics 34, 305 (1969)

3194

Ferromagnetic Properties of
Films

M.S. Cohen

Accepted Handbook of Thin Film
Technology (McGre.w-Hill,
New York)

3195

Electrical Properties of
Ti203 Single Crystals

T. M. Honig
T. B. Reed

Phys. Rev. 174, 1020 (1968),
DDC AD-685692

3196

Comments on "Standing SpinWave Resonance in 'FlashEvaporated' Permalloy Films"

P. E. Tannenwald
R. Weber

Phys. Rev. Letters 20, 918
(1968), DDC AD-676638

3197

ReQ 3 Band Structure in the
Tight-'Binding Approximation

J. M. Honig
J. 0. Dimmock
W. H. Kleiner

J. Chem. Phys. 50, 5232 (1969),
DDC AD-694140

3198

Absorption of Radar Signals by
the Atmosphere of Venus

J. V. Evans
R. P. Ingalls

J. Atmos. Sci. 25, 555 (1968),
DDC AD-678988

3199

The 18.-cm Flux of the Unresolved Component of 3C 273

J. M.
B. F.
A. H.
A. E.
J. C.
J.A.
D. D.

Astrophys. J. 151, L99 (1968),
DDC AD-670636

3205

Orbit Determination from the
Satellite

A.A. Braga-Illa

J. Spacecraft 6, 232 (1969)

3206

Partial Pressure of Se 2 (g) in
Selenium Vapor

R. F. Brebrick

J. Chem. Phys. 48, 5741 (1968),
DDC AD-681588

3207

Planetary Radar Astronomy

I. I. Shapiro

IEEE Spectrum _, No. 3, 70
(1968); Moon and Planets (NorthHolland, Amsterdam, 1967),
DDC AD-655315

3208A

Improved Ferrimagnetic Single
Crystal Sphere Orienter

G. F. Dionne
P. S. Crocker
J. F. Smith

Rev. Scd. Instr. 39, 1759 (1968),
DDC AD-685693

Moran
Burke
Barrett
E. Rogers
Carter
Ball
Cudaback

44

Journal Articles
.TA No.
3210

Si-Te System: Partial Pressures
of Te 2 and SiTe and Thermodynamic Properties from Optical
Density of the Vapor Phase

3211

Methods for Improving the Signal- D. 0.
to-Noise Ratio of Photon and Electron Beam Accessed MagneticFilm Memory Systems

3213

Time Dependence in the Thermal
Blooming of Laser Beams

R. L. Carman
P. L. Kelley

Appl. Phys. Letters 12, 241
(1968), DDC AD-671283

3214

Indirect Experimental Evidence
for the Existence of Hall and
Pedersen Currents in the

R. E. Newell
W. G. Abel

Nature 218, 454 (1968),
DDC AD-673602

R. F. Brebrick

Smith

J. Chem. Phys. 49, 2584 (1968),
DDC AD-688551

IEEE Trans. Magnetics MAG-4,
634 (1968), DDC AD-688567

Auroral E Region
3215

High-Power, Microwave Power
Combiner Using a SeriesParallel Array of Diodes

W. J. Getsinger

Proc. IEEE (Letters) 56, 1217
(1968), DDC AD-681585

3217

A Useful Form of the Barankin
Lower Bound and Its Application
to PPM Threshold Analysis

R. J. McAulay
L. P. Seidman

IEEE Trans. Inform. Theory
IT-15, 273 (1969), DDC AD-692978

3218

Band Model for TransitionMetal Chalcogenides Having
Layer Structures with Occupied
Trigonal-Bipyramidal Sites

J.B. Goodenough

Materials Res. Bull. 3, 409
(1968), DDC AD-671274

3219

Tuning of PbSe Lasers by
Hydrostatic Pressure from 8 to

J. M. Besson
A. R. Calawa

Phys. Rev. 173, 699 (1968),
DDC AD-681626

22 R

W. Paul

3220

Type Conversion and p-n Junctions in n-CdTe Produced by
Ion Implantation

J. P. Donnelly
A.G. Foyt
E.D. Hinkley
W.T. Lindley
J. 0. Dimmock

Appl. Phys. Letters 12, 303
(1968), DDC AD-673606

3223

Upper and Lower Bounds for the
Intermediate-Coupling Polaron
Ground-State Energy

D. M. Larsen

Phys. Rev. i72, 967 (1968),
DDC AD-681584

3225

Tri-Arc Furnace for Czochralski
Growth with a Cold Crucible

T.B. Reed
E.R. Pollard

J. Cryst. Growth 2, 243 (1968),
DDC AD-681586

3226

Hot-Electron Transport in
Al-A12 0 3 Triodes Produced by
Plasma Oxidation

E.E. Huber, Jr.
F. L. Johnston, Jr.
C. T. Kirk, Jr.

J. Appl. Phys. 39, 5104 (1968),
DDC AD-688552

3227

Radiation from Elliptic Current
Rings

G. N. Tsandoulas

IEEE Trans. Antenna Propag.
AP-17, 31 (1969), DDC AD-692976

3230

Linear-k Valence-Band Splitting
in InSb

C.R. Pidgeon
S. H. Groves

Phys. Rev. Letters 20, 1003
(1968), DDC AD-670787

45

Journal Articles
JA No.
3231

A Generalized Approach to the
Analysis of Infinite Planar Array
Antennas

B. L. Diamond

Proc. IEEE 56, 1837 (1968),
DDC AD-688032

3233

The Feasibility of Locating
Waveguide Arcs by Sound
Ranging

A. Browne

IEEE Trans. Microwave Theory
Tech. MTT-16, 894 (1968)

3235

C. M. Rader
Discrete Fourier Transforms
When the Number of Data Samples
Is Prime

3236

Estimation of Seismic Noise
Structure Using Arrays

R. T. Lacoss
E. J. Kelly
M. N. Toksoz

Gecphysics 34, 21 (4969),
DDC AD-688564

3237

Observation of Interband
Transitions in Arsenic

M. Maltz
M. S. Dresselhaus

Phys. Rev. Letters 20o, 919
(1968), DDC AD-671289

3238

Magnetic Devices

J. I. Raffel

Accepted Handbook of Thin Film
Technology (McGraw-Hill, New

Proc. IEEE (Letters) 56.
(1968), DDC AD-677950

1107

Sork)

3239

Copper-Doped Germanium
Detectors

T. M. Quist

Proc. IEEE (Letters) 56, 4242
(1968), DDC AD-681590

3240

Long-Wavelength Infrared
Pbt xSnxTe Diode Lasers

J. F. Butler
T.C. Harman

Appl. Phys. Letters 12, 347
(4968), DDC AD-673601

3241

A Concise Method for Reducing
Photographic Spectrograph
Calibrations

L.A. Jacobson

Appl. Optics 7, 2210 (4968),
DDC AD-688566

3242

Nonlinear Filtering of
Multiplied and Convolved
Signals

A.V. Oppenheim
R. W. Schafer
T. G. Stockham

Proc. IEEE 56, 1264 (1968)

3243

Fourth Test of General RelaResults
Preliminary
tivity:
SP
iM.

I. I. Shapiro
G. H. Pettengill
E. Ash
M. L. Stone
W. B. Smith

Phys. Rev. Letters 20, 1265
(1968), DDC AD-673608

R. P. Ingalls

I

R.A. Brockelman
3245

The Case for the Radar Radius
of Venus

M. E. Ash
D. B. Campbell
R. 13. Dyce
RH.P. Ingalls
R. Jurgens
G. H. Pettengill
1. 1. Shapiro
M.A. Slade
W. B. Smith
T. W. Thompson

Science 160, 985 (1968);
J. Atmos. Sci. 25, 560 (1968),
DDC AD-677724

3247

Surface Tolerance of a Radar
Calibration Sphere

M. L. Burrows

IEEE Trans. Antennas Propag.
AP-16. 748 (1968),
DDC AD-688565

46

Journal Articles
JA No.
3249

Effect of Pressure on the
Structure and Magnetic Properties of RbNIF 3

\J.

J. A. Kafalas
M. Longo

Materials Res. Bull. 3, 501
(1968), DDC AD-674785
-

E. M. Hofstetter
ID.F. DeLong

IEEE Trans. Inform. Theory
IT-IS, 22 (1969)"
1)DC AD-689885

S. D. Weiner

IEEE Trans. Antennas Propag.
AP-17, 78 (1969),.DDC AD-692971

Intermediate-Coupling Polaron
Effective Mass

D. M. Larsen

Phys. Rev. 174., 1046 (1968),
DDC AD-689021

3256

Location of Electron and Hole
Carriers in Graphite from
Laser Magnetoreflection Data

P. 1R. Schroeder
M. S. Dresselhaus
A. Javan

Phys. R1ev. Letters 20, 1292
(1968), DDC AD-673603

3257

A Map of M-4Z and M-43 at a
Wavelength of 1.94CM

M. A. Gordon

Australian J. Phys. 22, 201
(1969), DDC AD-692975

3258

An Electromagnetic Attitude
Control System for a Synchronous Satellite

W. L. Black
B. Ilowland
E. A. Vrablik

J. Spacecraft 6, 795 (1969)

3259

The Structure of the OH Source
in W3

J. M.
B. F.
A. H.
A. E.
J.C.
J. A.
1). .).

Astrophys. J. 152, L97 (1968),
DDC AD-670637

3Z60

Band Antiferromagnetism and
the New Perovskite CaCrO 3

J. B. Goodenough
J. M. Longo
J.A. Kafalas

Materials Res. Bull. 3, 471
(1968), DDC AD-674792

3262

The LEAP Language and Data
Structure

P. D. Rovner
J. A. Feldman

Accepted Commun. ACM

3263

Classification of Off Radio
Emission Sources

T. A. Ball
D. H1.Staelin

Astrophys. J. 153, L41 (1968).
DDC AD-674787

3264

Magneto-Optical Properties

J. G. Mavroides

Accepted Opjtical Properties of
Solids, F. Abeles, Ed. (NorthHolland, Amsterdam)

3266

Growth of CdSe Single Crystals
by Temperature Gradient
Solution Zoning in Excess Se

J. M. Steininger

Materials Res. Bull. 3. 595
(1968), DDC AD-674790

3267

Spherical Model as the Limit of
Infinite Spin i)imensionality

II. E. Stanley

Phys. Rev. 176, 718 (1968).
DDC AD-688035

3251

Detection and Parameter Estimation in an Amplitude-Comparison
Monopulse Radar

3253

Cone Tip Scattering:
Region

3255

Endfire

Moran
Burke
Barrett
E. Rogers
Carter
Ball
Cudaback

47

n nnnu<. "

Journal Articles
JA No.
3268

Measurements of the Afternoon

W. G. Abel

J. Geophys. R~es. 74, 231 (1969),

Radio Aurora at 1295 MHz

R. E. Newell

DDC AD-688553

3269

Diagnosis of Single-Gate Failures
in Combinational Circuits

G. D. Hornbuckle
R. N. Spann

IEEE Trans. Computers C-18,
216 (1969)

3270

Microwave Acoustic Amplification in n-InSb at 9 GHz

K. W. Nill

Phys. Rev. Letters 21, 82 (1968),
DDC AD-674788

3271

Icarus: Further Confirmation
of the Relativistic Perihelion
Precession

I. I. Shapiro
M. E. Ash
W. B. Smith

Phys. Rev. Letters 20, 1517
(1968), DDC AD-673607

3272

Conditions for Parametric
Oscillations in an Abrupt Junction Non-Overdriven Varactor
Doubler

A. I. Grayzel
D. Parker

Proc. IEEE (Letters) 56, 1589
(1968), DDC AD-681627

3273

Optical Heterodyne Detection at
10.6 Rim of the Beat Frequency Between a Tunable Pb0.88Sn0.12Te
Diode Laser and a CO 2 Gas Laser

E. D. Hinkley
T. C. Harman
C. Freed

Appl. Phys. Letters 13, 49
(1968), DDC AD-677847

3274

Magnetic Resonance

R. Weber

Magnetism and Magnetic
Materials - 1968 Digest (Academic
Press, New York, 1968)

3275

Descriptions of Outer d Electrons J.B. Goodenough
in Thiospinels

J. Phys. Chem. Solids 30, 261
(1969), DDC AD-688569

3276

Far-Infrared Photoconductivity
in High-Purity Epitaxial GaAs

G. E. Stillman
C. M. Wolfe
I. Melngailis
C.D. Parker
P. E. Tannenwald
J.O. Dimmock

Appl. Phys. Letters 13, 83 (1968),
DDC AD-681589

3277

RMS Error in Radiometric Measurements When a Photographic
Emulsion Is Used •'s a Detector

F. S. Weinstein

J. Opt. Soc. Am. 59. 108 (1969),
DDC AD-688570

3278

Thin Films. I. Introduction.
II. Magnetization. III. Uniaxial
Anisotropy

M. S. Cohen
K. J. Harte
D. 0. Smith

Magnetism and Magnetic
Materials - 1968 Digest (Academic
Press, New York, 1968)

3280

Pressure-Induced Structural
Changes in the System
Ba1 xSrxRuO 3

J. M. Longo
J. A. Kafalas

Materials Res. Bull. 3, 687
(1968), DDC AD-674791

3281

Crystallographic and Magnetic
Properties of Perovskite and
Perovskite-Related Compounds

J. B. Goodenough
J. M. Longo

Accepted Landolt-Bornstein
Tabellen (Springer-Verlag)

3283

Feasibility of Lorentz Readout of
a High-Density Fast Magnetic
Memory

M. S. Cohen

IEEE Trans. Magnetics MAG-4,
639 (1968), DDC AD-688576

48

Journal Articles
JA No.
3284

Non-Metals

N. Menyuk

Magnetism and Magnetic
Materials - 1968 Digest (Academic
Press, New York, 1968)

3285

Excitation of a Grounded Dielectric Slab by a Horizontal Dipole

G. N. Tsandoulas

IEEE Trans. Antennas Propag.
AP-17, 156 (1969)

3286

Homogeneity Ranges and Te2Pressure Along the Three-Phase
Curves for Bi 2 Te 3 (c) and a 5558 at.% Te, Peritectic Phase

R.F. Brebrick

J. Phys. Chem. Solids 30, 719
(1969), DDC AD-688027

3287

Scattering Properties of Venus
at 3.8 cm

R. P. Ingalls
J. V. Evans

Astron. J. 74, 258 (1969)
DDC AD-689-904

3289

Determination of Magnetic
Anisotropy and Porosity from
the Approach to Saturation of
Polycrystalline Ferrites

G. F. Dionne

J. Appl. Phys. 40, '1839 (4969)

3290

The Pointing Calibration of the
Haystack Antenna

M. L. Meeks
J. A. Ball
A. B. Hull

IEEE Trans. Antennas Propag.
AP-16, 746 (1968),
DDC AD-688043

3294

The Design of Clutter-Resistant
Radar Waveforms with Limited
Dynamic Range

D. F. DeLong, Jr.
E. M. Hofstetter

IEEE Trans. Inform. Theory
IT-i5, 376 (1969), DDC AD-694142

3292

On Digital Filtering

C. M. Rader

IEEE Trans. Audio Electroacoust.
AU-16, 303 (1968).
DDC AD-688554

3293

Radiation from Microstrip
Resonators

E. J. Denlinger

IEEE Trans. Microwave Theory
Tech. MTT-17, 235 (1969),
DDC AD-694143

3294

Parameters of Microstrip Transmission Lines and of Coupled
Pairs of Microstrip Lines

T. G. Bryant
J.A. Weiss

IEEE Trans. Microwave Theory
Tech. MTT-16, 1021 (4969),
DDC AD-688037

3295

Low Level Coherent and
Incoherent Detection in the
Infrared

R. J. Keyes
T. M. Quist

Accepted Semiconductors and
Semimetals, Vol. 7 (Academic
Press, New York)

3296

Photoconductivity in SingleCrystal Pb -xSnxTe

I. Melngailis
T.C. Harman

Appl. Phys. Letters 13, 180
(1968), DDC AD-688024

3298

Space-Filling Curves and Their
Application to Bandwidth
Reduction

T. Bially

Accepted IEEE Trans. Inform.
Theory

3299

Characteristics of a SingleFrequency Sealed-Off CO 2
Amplifier

R. J. Carbone

IEEE J. Quant. Electron. QE-5,
48 (1969), DDC AD-692969

3300

Metallic Inclusions and Cellular
Substructure in Pb 1 xSnxTe
Single Crystals

J. F. Butler
T. C. Harman

J. Electrochem. Soc. 116. 260
(1969), DDC AD-688556

49

Journal Articles
JA No.
3301

Effective-Mass Theory for
Polarons in External Fields

D.M. Larsen

Phys. Rev. 180, 919 (1969)

3302

Scientific Uses of Pulsars

C. C. Counselman
I. I. Shapiro

Science 162, 352 (1968),
DDC AD-689022

3303

Quenchable Effects of High
Pressures and Temperatures on
the Cubic Monoxide of Titanium

M.D. Banus

Materials Res. Bull. 3, 723 (1968),
DDC AD-677839

3304

Self-Modulation, Self-Steepening, T. K. Gustafson
and Spectral Development of Light J. P. Taran
in Small-Scale Trapped Filaments H. A. Haus
J. R. Lifsitz
P. L. Kelley

3305

A Note on Digital Filter
Synthesis

B. Gold
K. L. Jordan, Jr.

Proc. IEEE (Letters) 56, 1717
(1968), DDC AD-688553

3306

Band Structure and Electrical
Conductivity of NiO

J. Feinleib
D. Adler

Phys. Rev. Letters 21, 1010
(1968), DDC AD-681587

3307

A Direct Search Procedure
for Designing Finite Duration
Impulse Response Filters

B. Gold
K. L. Jordan, Jr.

IEEE Trans. Audio Electroacoust.
AU-17, 33 (1969), DDC AD-694141

3308

Conditions for Microwave Radiations from Excited OH A-Doublet
States

M. M. Litvak
B. Zuckerman
D. F. Dickinson

Astrophys. J. 156, 875 (1969),
DDC AD-692970

3311

Effects of Pressure on the
Magnetic Properties of MnAs

N. Menyuk
J. A. Kafalas
K. Dwight, Jr.
J. B. Goodenough

Phys. Rev. 177, 942 (1969),
DDC AD-689025

3312

Effect of the Molecular Interaction Bet'veen Anisotropic
Molecules on the Optical Kerr
Effect: Field-Induced Phase
Transition

J. Hanus

Phys. Rev. 178, 420 (1969),
DDC AD-688994

3313

Exact Solution for a Linear Chain
of Isotropically Interacting
Classical Spins of Arbitrary
Dimensionality

H. E. Stanley

Phys. Rev. i79, 570 (1969),
DDC AD-692923

3316

Preparation of

H. M. Kasper

Materials Res. Bull. 3, 765
(1968), DDC AD-677840

(A 2 +1[TeI](B2+ )-Garnets

Phys. Rev. 177, 306 (1969).
DDC AD-688036

3317A

The Fermi Surface and Optical
Properties of Copper

G. F. Dresselhaus

Solid State Commun. 7, 419
(1969), DDC AD-6898"98

3320

Single Crystal Lead-Tin
Chalcogenides

I. Melngailis
T. C. Harman

Accepted Semiconductors and
Semimetals, Vol. 7 (Academic
Press, New York)

3322

On the Doppler Effect in Plane
Wave Scattering by Moving Conducting Bodies

G. N. Tsandoulas

Proc. IEEE (Letters) 56, 1749
(1968), DDC AD-689575

50

Journal Articles
JA No.
3323

Covariant Space-Time Operators, H. E. Moses
Infinite-Component Wavefunctions,
and Proper-Time SchrSdinger
Equations

Ann. Phys. 52, 444 (1969),
DDC AD-692924

3325

Radar Measurements of
Martian Topography

G. H. Pettengill
C. C. Counselman
L. P. Rainville
I. I. Shapiro

Astron. J. 74, 461 (1969)

3326

Characterization of Phases in
the 50-60 at.% Te Region of the
Bi-Te System by X-Ray Powder
Diffraction Patterns

R. F. Brebrick

J. Appl. Crystal. 1, 241 (1968),
DDC AD-689897

3328

Polymorphism in Silver Telluride
at High Pressures and Temperatures

M. D. Banus
M. C. Finn

J. Electrochem. Soc. 116, 91
(1969), DDC AD-688038

3329

Isolation of Junction Devices in
GaAs Using Proton Bombardment

A. G. Foyt
W. T. Lindley
C. M. Wolfe
J. P. Donnelly

Solid State Electron. 12, 209
(1969), DDC AD-694145

3333

Generation of High Microwave
Power Using Arrays of Varactor
Diodes

D. Parker
A. I. Grayzel

J. Spacecraft 5, 1368 (1968),
DDC AD-688039

3334

Speech Analysis-Synthesis
System Based on Homomorphic
Filtering

A. V. Oppenheim

J. Acoust. Soc. Am. 45, 458
(1969), DDC AD-689574

3335

Transport Equation for a Fermi
Liquid in Random Scattering.
Centers. I. A Quasiparticle
Description in the Macroscopic
and Low-Temperature Limit

J. L. Sigel
P. N. Argyres

Phys. Rev. 178, 1016 (1969),
DDC AD-689899

3336

Epitaxially Grown Guard Rings
for GaAs Diodes

C. M. Wolfe
W. T. Lindley

J. Electrochem. Soc. 116, 276
(1969), DDC AD-688571

3338

A Cross LPD Array Antenna on
a Conducting Cone

P. R. Wu

IEEE Trans. Antennas Propag.
AP-17, 100 (1969), DDC AD-692972

3340

Infrared Pumping of Interstellar
OH

M. M. Litvak

Astrophys. J. 156, 471 (1969),
DDC AD-689902

3342

X-Band Gas-Tube Pulsed; Attenuator for Maser Protection

A.A. L. Browne
C. E. Muehe

Accepted IEEE Trans. Electron
Devices

3343

Effect of Pore Size on R!emanence
Ratios of Magnetic Materials

G. F. Dionne

J. Appl. Phys. 40, 431 (1969),
DDC AD-688572

3344

SHF Tunnel Diode Switching-Mode
Frequency Divider

R. H. Domnitz

Proc. IEEE 57, 216 (1969),
DDC AD-688028

3345

Optical Properties of Mg 2 Si,
Mg 2 Ge and MgZSn from 0.6 to
11.0eV at 77°K

W..1, Scouler

Phys. Rev. 7.8, 1353 (1969),
DDC AD-689884

51

Journal Articles
JA No.
3346

A New Series of Rare Earth
Garnets Ln 3 + 3 MZLi+ 3O 1 2
(M = Te, W)

H. M. Kasper

Inorg. Chem;%
8, 1000 (1969),
DDC AD-6936-62

3347

Exchange Interactions and Raman
Scattering from Spin Excitations
in RbNiF 3

S. R. Chinn
H. J. Zeiger

Phys. Rev. Letters 21, 1589
(1968), DDC AD-688-O25

3348

Temperature Dependence of
Raman Linewidth and Shift in
a -Quartz

A. S. Pine
P. E. Tannenwald

Phys. Rev. 7,8 1424 (1969),
DDC AD-689882

3350

The P-T Phase Diagram of InSb
at High Temperatures and Pressures

M. D. Banus
M. C. Lavine

J. Appl. Phys. 40, 409 (1969),
DDC AD-688029

3351

Magnetic Anisotropy and Magnetostriction Constants of Substituted Lithium Ferrites at 300°K

G. F. Dionne

Accepted Phys. Rev.

3353

LnCrTeO 6 - A New Series of
Compounds Based on the PbSb206
Structure

H. M. Kasper

Materials Res. Bull. 4, 33 (1969),
DDC AD-688573

3356

A Millimeter-Wave Lunar
Radar

J.J.G. McCue
E.A. Crocker

Microwave J. 11, 59 (1968),
DDC AD-688568

3358

Boltzmann-Equation Study of
Hot-Electron Relaxation in
Metals

R.W. Davies

Phys. Rev. 181, 1118 (1969)

3359

Performance of Cadmium Sulfide Thin Film Solar Cells in a
Space Environment

A.G. Stanley

Proc. IEEE 57, 692 (1969)

3362

Theory and Practice of Ionosphere J.V. Evans
Study by Thomson Scatter Radar

Proc. IEEE 57, 496 (1969)

3363

A Note on the Mean-Square
Behavior of a First-Order
Random Sampling System

0. A. Z. Leneman

IEEE Trans.' Automat. Control
AC-13, 450 (1968),
fDDCAD-689023

3364

Random Sampling of Random
Processes: Mean-Square
Behavior of a First-Order
Closed-Loop System

0. A. Z. Leneman

IEEE Trans. Autcmat. Control
AC-13, 429 (1968),
DDC AD-688033

3365

Photoluminescence of Metals

A. Mooradian

Phys. Rev. Letters 22, 185 (1969).
DDC AD-688030

3367

Tropical Air Density Below
80km from Hypersonic Sphere
Measurements

J. E. Salah

J. Appl. Meteorol. 8, 711 (M969)

3369

Inversion Asymmetry and Warping Induced Interband MagnetoOptical Transition in InSb

C. R'. Pidgeon
S. If. Groves

Accepted Phys. Rev.

52

Journal Articles
.1A No.
3371

Bismuth Doped Pbl-xSnxTe
Diode Lasers with LowThreshold Currents

J. F. Butler
T. C. Harman

IE1,A.', J. Quant. Electron. QE-5,
50 (4969), DDC AD-693663

3373

Interstellar Sulfur Ilydride:
A Search for the t11-Megahertz
I.Ines

M. L. Meeks
M.A. Gordon
M.M. Litvak

Science 163, 173 (1969),
DDC AD-688550

3374

Dispersion Characteristics of
an Open Interdigital-Line
Structure

P. R. Wu

IEEE Trans. Microwave Theory
Tech. MTT-17o 159 (1969)

3376

A Radar Study of the 1111
Region Orion 13

M. A. Gordon

Accepted Astrophys. J.

3379

Beam Lead Substrate Assembly
Techniques and Applications

B. E. McMahon
R. A. Cohen

Electronics 41, No. 25, 95 (1968)

3380

Partial Pressures of Zn and
Te 2 over ZnTe up to 917'C

R. F. Brebrick

J. Electrochem. Soc.
(1969)

3381

Transmitted Power Maximization
in Communication Satellites

A. Braga-Illa
D. M. Snider

J. Spacecraft 6, 173 (1969),
DDC AD-670453

3383

Comparison of the Independent
Grain and Dipole Narrowing
Theories of Ferrimagnetic
Resonance Linewidth

G. F. Dionne

J. Appl. Phys. 40, 3061 (4969)

3386

Transient and Steady State
Thermal Self-Focusing

R.
A.
P.
A.

Appl. Phys. Letters 14, 136
(1969)

3387

Infrared Transmission, Magnetic Birefringence, and Faraday
Rotation in EuO

J. 0. Dimmock
C. E. Hlurwitz
T. 13. Reed

Appl. Phys. Letters 14, 49 (1969),
DDC AD-689886

3388

A Bound on the Output of a Circular Convolution with Application
to Digital Filtering

A. V. Oppenheim
C. Weinstein

IEEE Trans. Audio Electroacoust.
AU-t7, 120 (1969)

3399

Gain Saturation and Diffusion in

C. P. Christensen
C. Freed
H.A. Haus

IEEE .T. Quant.

CO 2 Lasers
3390

A Shallow-Cavity UIIF
Crossed-Slot Antenna

C. A. Lindberg

IEEE Trans. Antennas Propag.
AP-17, 558 (1969)

3391

High Power Varactor Package
for Multichip Application

D. D. Tang

Proc. IEEE (Letters) 57, 799
(1969)

3392

Hligh-Resolution FrequencyWavenumber Spectrum Analysis

J. Capon

Proc. IEEE 57, 1408 (1969)

3393

Silicon Dioxide Thermally Grown
in a Silicon Nitride Ambient

R.A. Cohen
R. Wheeler

J. Electrochem. Soc. 116, 506
(1969), DDC AD-688574

L. Carman
Mooradian
L. Kelley
Tufts

53

116,

1274

Electron. QE-5,

276 (1969)

---

_____ •T

Journal Articles
JA No.
3394

Far Infrared and Submillimeter
Impact Ionization Modulator

3397

The Chirp z-Transform Algorithm L. H. Habiner
R.W. Schafer
C. M. Rader

Bell Syst. Tech. J. 48, 1249
(4969); IEEE Trans. Audio
Electroacoust. AU-I7, 86 (1969)

3400

Magnetoreflection Studies in
Arsenic

M. Maltz
M. S. Dresselhaus

Phys. Rev. 182,

3404

Magnetic Anisotropy and Magnelostriction of Y 3K
Fe 4 .9 O
3 Mn 0
at 300

G. F, Dionne
P.J. Paul

Materials Res. Bull. 4, 174
(4969), DDC AD-688282

1. MeIngailis
P. E. Tannenwald

2

Proc. IEEE (Letters) 57,
(1969)

806

741 (1969)

3406

Method for Fabricating High
Frequency Surface Wave Transducers

It. 1. Smith

He1_ Sci. Instr. 40,

729 (4969)

3441

Report on International Conference on Silicon Carbide

J. H. O'Connor

J. Cryst. Growth 5.

152 (1969)

3412A

Experimental Comparison of

P. IM. Haccab

Accepted J1. Quant. Chem.

Hartree-Fock and Slater Exchange Potentials in Aluminum
from the Charge Density Point
of View

V. E. Henrich

3414

Reports On Recent Foreign Conferences: A Summary Report on
Recent Foreign Conferences on
Magnetism

D. 0. Smith

J. Appl. Phys. 40,

3447

Space-Time Symmetry Restrictions on Transport Coefficients.
II.
Thermogalvanomagnetic
Coefficienis

W. I.

Phys. Rev. 182,

3421

Kleiner

1428 (1969)

705 (1969)

Nuclear Linewidth MN-easurements

1R.Weber

Sýolid State Commun. 7. 619

of M-55 in Antfierromaa-atic
Csalo-F3 and RbhMnF 33

'U. I1. Seavey

(110Q).

3422

Remarks on the Fast Fourier
Transform

C. M. Rader

IEEE Trans. Audio Electroacoust. AU-Il, 72 (1969)

3423

Brillouin Scattering Study of
Acoustic Attenuation in Fused
Quartz

A. S. Pine

Accepted Phys. Rev.

3426

GaAs Schottky Barrier Avalanche
Photodiodes

W. T.
R.J.
C. M.
A.G.

Appl. Phys. Letters 14,
(1969)

3427

Homodyne Detection of Infrared
Radiation from a Moving Diffuse

M.C. Teich

Lindley
Phelan, Jr.
Wolfe
Foyt

Target

54

0

ADUGAD-6P Q93

497

Proc. IEEE 57, 786 (1969)

- .

journal Articles

JA No.

I7.

34Z8

A Comparison of Houndoff Noise
in Floating Point and Fixed Point
Digital Filter Realizations

3430

Low-FreCquency Diffraction by
Mloving Conducting Strips
Some Problems in the Theory

3431

C. VWeinstein
A. V. Oppenheim

,.N. Tsandoulas
H. A. Waldron

Parallel proCessing Techniques
for Estimating Pitch Periods of
Speech in the Time Domain

3434

A Simulation of Stationkeeping
for Synchronous Satellites

3436

pb 2 M 2 OT_• IM = Ru, lr, Re) Preparation and Properties of
Oxygen Deficient Pyrochlores

Am. 59.

1357 i4969)

Accepted IEEE Trans. Microwave
4
46, 442 '1969)

B. Gold

1. Acoust. Sue. Ar.

MC.\. Crocker, I

.i. spacecraft 6, 616 (4969)

I.. ilabiner

N.M.Longo
p.M. Raccah
.j. r3. Goodenough

The Effect of Pressure and
Il-Cation Size on the Crystal
Structure ,f ClBF 3 Compounds
Mn, Ve, Co, Ni, Zn, Mg)
(i

E.M. l.ongo
.A. Kafalas

344tA

Magnetoreflection Studies on the
Band Structure of Bismuths.
Antimony M)

E.J. Tichovolsky
j. G. Mavroides

344Z

Effects of Light on the Charge
State of nSb-.M()S Deies

3445

Epeoritnenial Trechniques in

W.E. Krag
IR J, Phelan, Jr.
Dinmmock
j.c.
A. Mooradlan

1437

1. Opt. Soc

Theory Tech.

of Guided Microsonic Waves
3433

1181

Proc. IEEE (Letters)
(1969)

\laterials les.
I)l)C AI1-693

191 (1969),

Bull. 4,

6 66

103 (4969)

J. Solid State Chem. 1,

7, 927 (19691,
Solid State Common.
6
I)I)C AI)-693 71

3.

Appl. Phys. 40. 3661 tt969)

SPEX Speaker Hamalogs a (1969ý

Renman SpectroscopY'
-

409

nIanu,
M.D.
N
3.C. Lavine

3447

polynm(orphism in Setenospinel
A li1gh Pressure Phase of
CdCr 2 Se 4

3440

MagnetCermission Experiments
in I1) h±%Sn X le

J. F. Butter

Solid State Commun. 7,

A ComLparison of Three N'onlinear Filters

R. P. V\ ishner
.bazynski
I-. A

Accepted Automatica

3453

3456

Equivalence of the Rayleigh
Solution and the E:xtendcdBounda r- -Condit ion Solution
for Scattering Problems

M. I-,

3460

\letallic Oxides

,1. t. (oenough

;urrows

5 .3"

1l-ectron. Letters 5,

969)

909 (1969)

Z77 (1969)

Accepted ProgressiSolid State:
York)
3460ietltiy (Pergaion. New

Jopynal Articles
JA No.
3463

Temperature and Compositional
Dependence of Laser Elnission
in PblxSn xSe
X

T. C. Harman
A. R. Calawa
I. Melngailis
J. 0. Dimmock

Appl. Phys. Letters 14, 333
(1969), DDC AD-694136

3465

The Strange Story of the OH
Molecule in Interstellar Space

J. M. Moran

Accepted Science J.

3467

Absolute Experlmental X-Ray
Form Factor of Aluminum

P. M. Racesh
V. IL. Iirmch

Accepted Phys. Rev.

3468

Magnetospectroscopy of Shallow
Donors in GaAs

G. E. Stillman
C. M. Wolfe
J.O. Dimmock

Solid State Commun. 7. 9Z1 (i969)

3470

Spin-Polarized Splittings in the
Temperature-Dependent Reflectance of EuO

J. Feinleib
W. J. Scouler
J. 0. Dimmock
J. Hanus
T. B. Reed
C. R. Pidgeon

Phys. Rev. Letters 2?, 1385
(1969)

3474

Polaron Zeeman Effect in AgBr

R.
D.
P.
G.

Brandt
Larsen
Crooker
Wright

Phys. Rev. Letters 23, 240 (1969),
DDC AD-694139

3476

Direct Observation of the
Lorentzian Line Shape as Limited
by Quantum Phase Noise in a
Laser above Threshold

E.D. Hinkley
C. Freed

Phys. Rev. Letters 23, 277 (1969),
DDC AD-694147

3485

Velocity and Attenuation of
Hypersonic Waves in Liquid
Nitrogen

A. S. Pine

Accepted J. Chem. Phys.

3486

A Beam Lead Substrate Package
for a Six Stage TTL Shift Register

F.
R.
R.
R.

Accepted Microelectronics and
Reliability, Vol. 8 (Pergamon,
New York)

3489

Venus: Mapping the Surface
Reflectivity by Radar Interferometry

A. E. E. Rogers
R. P. Ingalls

Science 165, 797 (1969)

3490

Hydroxyl and Water Masers
In Protostars

M. M. Litvak

Science 165, £55 (1969)

3491

Perturbation of the Refractive
Index of Absorbing Media by a
Pulsed Laser Beam

P.R. Longaker
M. M. Lltvak

Accepted J. Appl. Phys.

3493

Water Vapor: Observations of
Galactic Sources

M. L. Meeks
J. C. Carter
A.H. Barrett
P. R. Schwartz
J. W. Waters
W. E. Brown, III

Science 165, 180 (1969)

C.
M.
P.
B.

Bachner
A. Cohen
Mountain
E. McMahon

56

Journal Articles

'JA No.

"3497

New Electron Spin Waves in
Nonmagnetic Conductors

F. N. Blum

Phys. Rev. Letters 2.,
DDC AD-694146

3507

Magnetic Field Dependence of
Laser Emission in Pb 1 -xSn%,Se
Diodes

A. R. Calawa
J.O. Dirnr'ock
T.C. Harman
I. Mebngailis

Phys. Rev. Letters 23, 7 (1969),
1)DC AD-694137

3542

An Algol-Based Associative
L.anguage

J.A. Feldman
P. D. ETnmver

Commun. Ac:I 1_2.

|A

57

73 (1969).

439 (196q)

|_-V
-..

MEETING SPEECHES
IMSNo.
703

Time-Optimal Velocity Control
of a Spinning Space Body

M. Athans
P.
L. Falb
R.T.
Lacoss

Trans. IEEE, Appl. and Indust. 82,
206 (4963). DOC AD-659542

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Minimum-Fuel Control of
Second-Order Systems with
Real Poles
Rapid-Freeze Method for
Growth of flismuth Single
Crystals

M. Athans

Trans. IEEE. Appi. and Indust.

S. lisehler

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Effects of Itigh-Pressur.,

E. P. 1\arekois

Special Technical Publication

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946

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Temperature Treatment on the

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No. 374, ASTM (4965),

Properties of Electronic
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DOC AD-618452

989

The Phase Transition Region
of PrO1. 5

It) S. Chapin
M. C. [ýinn
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110i1A

Principles of Injection Lasers

R. ff. Rediker

Proc. Fourth Rare Earth Conf.,
Tempe, Arizona, Apr. 1964.
DDC AD-642212
('hpt. 43 of Optical and ElectroOptical Information Processing
(MIT Press, Cambridge, 1965)

1426

Separation of Gyromaguctic
from Gyroelectric Optical
Effects in Ferromagnets

1). 0, Smith

Proc. Intl. Conf. on Magnetism,
Nottingham, Sept. 1964

4128

Static ansi Dynamic Theory of

K..1. Ilarte

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Magnetic Fine Structure in
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156A

Application of Planetary
Measurements to Planetary

Nottingham,

Sept. 1964

i.I. Shapiro

Trans. Intl. Astron. Union 11ZB,
615 (1966)

Radius and Rotation R.te
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1176

Magnetic Properties of
-Mn('r 2 S 4

N. Menyuk
K. Dwight
A. Wold

J. Appi. Phys. 36,
DI)(" .%1)-616 4 3 9

1240

Experiments on Systems

.1. L. Morey
1). B. Yntema

Proc. Second Congress on Information System Sciences, Hot Springs,
Nov. 4964, DDC AD-628558

1293

Spin-Orbit Interaction in
Graphite

G. F. I)resse!haus
M. S. l)resselhaus
.1. G. Mavroides

Carbon 4, 433 (4966),
D)1D AD-648677

1294

Energy Band Parameter
Determination in Graphite

M.S. 1)resselhaus
J.1G. Mavroides

Carbon 3, 465 (4966),
DIC AlI)-642210

1330

Radar Observations of Meteor
Deceleration

J. V. Evans

Proc. Meteor Orbits and Dust
Symp., Cambridge, Aug. 1965;
NASA Sp-135, SCA Vol.11 (1967)

59

1088 01965),

MS No.
1353

Scattering and Transmission
of Electromagnetic Waves at
a Statistically Rough Boundary
Between Two Dielectric Media

T. Hagfors

Electromagnetic Wave Theory
(Pergamon, New York, 1967)

1354

Radar Studies of the Moon

J. V. Evans

Radio SL O.D, 1637 (1965)

1394

Magneto-Optical Effects in Solids

G. F. Dresselhaus

Estratto Rend. E. Fermi School
L4, I9" (0966)

1404

A Comparison Of Seismic ,ray
Processing Methods

I.
Green, Jr.
E. J. Kelly
M. J. Levin

Geophys. J.R. Astr. Soc. 11. 67
(1966). DDC AD-649184

1422

Theory of the Method of Kinetic
Equations for Quantum Systems

P. N. Argyres

Lectures in Theoretical Physic.s,
Vol. 8A (Univ. of Colorado Press,
1966)

1443

Codingffor a Class of Unknown
Channels

I. G. Stiglitz

IEEE Trans. Inform. Theory IT-1.2,
189 (1966), DDC AD-642215

1451

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),
DDC AD-642213

1457

Dynamics of Orbiting Dust
Particles

I. I. Shapiro

Proc. Meteor Orbits and Dust
Symp., Cambridge, Aug. 1965;
NASA Sp-1 3 5 , SCA Vol. 11 (1967)

1459

Ferromagnetism in CdCr 2Se4
and CdCr 2 S44

N.
K.
R.
A.

Menyuk
Dwight
J. Arnott
Wold

J. Appl. Phys. 37, 1387 (1966),
DDC AD-642203

1463

Reduced Manganese Moment
in Manganese Chromite

K.
N.
J.
A.

Dwight
Menyuk
Feinleib
Wold

J. Appl. Phys. 37, 962.(1966),
DDC AD-640999

1464

Single-Crystal Growth and
Properties of the Perovskites
LaVO3 and YVO3

D. B. Rogers
A. Ferretti
D. H. Ridgley
R. J. Arnott
J. B. Goodenough

J. Appl. Phys. 37, 1431 (1966),
DDC AD-642229"

1467

Theory of Large-Angle Ripple
in Magnetic Films

K. J. Harte

J. Appl. Phys. 37, 1295 (1966),
DDC AD-640536

1468A

Origin of Quadrature Flux in
Magnetic Films

K. J.
M. S.
G. P.
D. 0.

Phys. Stat. Sol. 15,
DDC AD-642176-

1469

Antiferromagnetic Resonance
in RbMnF 3 Beloo', the SpinFlop Transition

W. J. Ince

Harte
Cohen
Weiss
Smith

60

225 (1966),

J. Appl. Phys. 37, 1132 (1966),
DDC AD-640527

-

-

MS No.
1470

Sensitive Pulsed Magnetoresistive Measurement of
Magnetic Film Hk

R. C. Johnston

J. Appl. Phys. 37.. 1466 (1966).
DDC AD-640S33

1472

Measured Relaxation Times
for the Uniaxial-Anisotropy
Spectrum in Nonmagnetostrictive Permalloy Films

D. C0. Smith
G. P. Weiss
K. J. Harte

J. Appl. Phys. 37, 1464 (1966),
DDC AD-640535

1473

Temperature Stabilization of
Unsaturated Microwave Ferrite Devices
Temperature Variation of the

E. Stern
W. J. Ince

J. Appl. Phys. 37, 1075 (1966),
DDC AD-641 010

R. Weber

J. Appl. Phys. 37, 1058 (1966),

Spin-Wave Dispersion Relation

P. E. Tannenwald

DDC AD-642Z07

1475

Covalency Criterion for
Localized vs Collective Electrons In Oxides with the
Perovskite Structure

J. B. Goodenough

J. Appl. Phys. 37, 1415 (1966),
DDC AD-640998

1477

Crystallographic Study of
Several Chromium Spinels

P. M. Raccah
R. J. Bouchard
A. Wold

J. Appl. Phys. 37, 1436 (1966),
DDC AD-641000

1481

Description of TransitionMetal Compounds: Application
to Several Sulfides

J. B. Goodenough

Proc. Colloque Intl. Derives
Semimetaliques, Paris,
Sept. 1965

1484

Hadar Signatures of the Planets

J. V. Evans

Ann. N. Y. Acad. Sci. 140, 196
(1966)

1501

Saturable Shielding- A Technique for Nonlinear Coupling
in Magnetic Circuits

R. Berger
T. S. Crowther
.1. 1. Raffel

J. Appl. Phys. 37, 1359 (1966),
DDC AD-642175

1518

A Digital System for On-Line
Studies of Dynamical Systems

T. C. Bartee
J. B. Lewis

Proc. Spring foint Computer
Boston, Apr. 1966,
Conf.,
DDC AD-642172

1551

A Real-Time Computing Sys-

1I. W. Briscoe

Proc. Spring Joint Computer

tem for LASA

P. L. Fleck, Jr.

Conf., Boston, Apr. 1966,
DDC AD-642202

Spectroscopic Studies of

M. M. Litvak
D. F. Edwards

IEEE J. Quant. Electron. GE-2,
486 (1966), DDC ,D-653676-

A. Javan
P. L. Kelley

IEEE J. Quant. Electron, QE-2,
470 (1966), DDC AD-6515S2

O. A. Z, Leneman

IEEE Intl. Cony. Record, Pt. 6
(1966), DDC AD-642226

1474

1554

Laser-Produced Hydrogen
Plasma
1558
1559

Possibility of Self-Focusing
Due to Intensity Dependent
Anomalous Dispersion
Statistical Propertieb of
Random Pulse Trains

61

Meeting Speeches
MS No.
1572

A Switching Circulator: SBand; Stripline; Remanent;
15 kilowatts; 10 microseconds;
Temperature-Stable

F. Betts
D. H. Temme
J. A. Weiss

IEEE Trans. Microwave Theory
Tech. MTT-14, 665 (1966),
DDC AD-6534-99

1573A

Performance of a Ring Circulator Designed by a Synthesis
Technique

S.D. Ewing, Jr.
J. A. Weiss

NEREM Record (1966),
DDC AD-653500

1608

Oscillatory Magneto-Absorption
in the Direct Transition in the
Layer Compound Gallium Selenide at 1.5°K

J. Halpern

J. Phys. Soc. Japan 21S, 180
(1966), DDC A.D-6464-83

1609

Polaron Induced Anomalies
in InSb

D. M. Larser
E. J. Johnson

J. Phys. Soc. Japan 21S, 443
(1966), DDC AD-646484

1610

Sulfur Donors in Silicon: Infrared Transitions and Effects
of Calibrated Uniaxial Stress

W. E. Krag
W. H. Kleiner
H. J. Zeiger
S. Fischler

J. Phys. Soc. Japan 21S, 230
(1966), DDC AD-646496

1611

Magneto-Piezo-Optical Experiments in Semiconductors

J.G.
M. S.
R. L.
G. F.

J. Phys. Soc. Japan 21S, 184
(1966), DDC AD-646479

1612

Magneto-Acoustic Effects in
n-InSb at 9GHz

K. W. Nill
A. L. McWhorter

J. Phys. Soc. Japan 21S, 755
(1966), DDC AD-646478

1629A

Narrow Band Electrons In
Transition-Metal Oxides

J. B. Goodenough

Czech. J. Phys. E17, 304 (1967),
DDC AD-667872

1657

Single Crystal Growth and
Electrical Transport Properties of the Spinel MgV 2 O4

A. Ferretti
D. B. Rogers

J. Phys. Chem. Solids Suppl.,
471 (1967), DDC AD-648676

1658

Planetary Radar Astronomy

I. I. Shapiro

Moon and Planets (North-Holland,
Amsterdam, 1967), DDC AD-655315

1695

The Lincoln Wand

L. G. Roberts

Proc. Fall Joint Computer
Conf., San Francisco, Nov. 1966,
DDC AD-669209

1697

Effect of Space Radiation Environment on Micro-Power
Circuits Using Bipolar,
Junction-Gate and InsulatedGate Field Effect Transistors

A. G. Stanley

NEREM Record (1966),
DDC AD-649363

1702

Optical and Laser Properties
of Nd+3- and Eu+ 3 -Doped YVO 4

J. R. O'Connor

Trans. Met. Soc. AIME 239, 362
(1967)

1718

The Design and Performance
of NPunch Through" Varactor
Upper Sideband Up-Converters

A. I. Grayzel

NEREM Record (1966),
DDC AD-651521

Mavroides
Dresselhaus
Aggar(al
Dresselhaus

62

MeeUng Speeches
MS No.
1719

Maser Emission at 18 cm from
Interstellar OH

M. M. Litvak
A. L. McWhorter
M. L. Meeks
H. J. Zeiger

NEREM Record ( 966),
DDC AD-649359

1726

Electron Beam Pumped Semiconductor Lasers

C. E. Hurwitz

NEREM Record (1966),
DDC AD-648055

1731

Losses in Microstrip Transmission Systems for Integrated Microwave Circuits

J. D. Welch
H. J. Pratt

NEREM Record (1966),
DDC AD-651522

1741

Response Selection in Keeping
Track of Several Things at
Once

D. B. Yntema
G. M. Schulman

Acta Psychol. ;7. 316 (1967),
DDC AD-658900

1746

Dependence of Critical Properties of Heisenberg Magnets
on Spin and Lattice

H. E. Stanley
T. A. Kaplan

J. Appl. Phys. -8, 977 (1967),
DDC AD-655327

1747

On the Possible Phase Transition for Two-Dimensional
Heisenberg Models

IT. E. Stanley
T. A. Kaplan

J. Appl. Phys. 38, 975 (1967),
DDC AD-655326

1764

Parallel Oblique-Incidence
Anisotropy in NiFe Films

T. S. Crowther
M. S. Cohen

J. Appl. Phys. 3.,
DDC AD-655325

1765

Language Structure and Graphical Man-Machine Communication

W. R. Sutherland

Proc. Third Cong. Information
System Science and Technology,
Buckhill Falls, Nov. 1966,
DDC AD-664440

1766

Hysteresis Evaluation of MicroJ. A. Weiss
wave Ferrites at Audio FreF. Betts
quency with Large Dynamic Range

J. Appl. Phys. 38, 1397 (1967),
DDC .AD-658899

1777

Spin-Wave Locking of the
Uniform-Rotational Switching
Mode in Magnetic Thin Films

K. J. Harte

J. Appl. Phys. 38, 1341 (1967)

1791

Spontaneous Band Magnetism

J. B. Goodenough

J. Appl. Phys. 38, 1054 (1967),
DDC AD-658905

1814-I

Characterization of d Electrons
in Solids by Structure. I. Localized vs Collective Electrons

J. B. Goodenough

Materials Res. Bull. 2, 37 (1967),
DDC AD-652117

1814-11

Characterization of d Electrons
in Solids by Structure. II. Spontaneous Crystallographic
Distortions

J. B. GoodenougiP

Materials Res. Bull. 2, 165 (1967),
DDC AD-653691

1815

Experimental Techniques with
General Applicability for the
Study of Magnetic Phenomena

K. Dwight

J. Appl. Phys. 38, 4505 (4967),
DDC AD-658768

1847

Radar Properties of the Moon

T. Hagfors

Physics of the Moon, Vol. 13,
AAS Science & Technology
Series (4967)

63

1352 (1967),

Meeting Speeches
MS No.
1857

An Effective Hamiltonian for
,the Optical Properties of Silicon
and Germanium

G. F. Dresselhaus
M. S. Dresselhaus

Intl. J. Quant. Chem. ._,
'(1967), DDC AD-670774

595

1859B

The Virial Theorem for a System
of Interacting Particles Under
External Forces and Constraints

P. N. Argyres

Intl. J. Quant. Chem. '1S, 699
(1967), DDC AD-67045"

1914

Theory of the Axial Rotations
of Mercury and Venus

E. Bellomo
G. Colombo
I. 1. Shapiro

Mantles of the Earth and
Terrestrial Planets (Interscience, NewYork, 1967),
DIC AD-663683

1920

Conic Display Generator Using
Multiplying Digital-Analog
Decoders

H. Blatt

Proc. Fall Joint Computer
Conf., Anaheim, Nov. 1967,
DI)C AD- 669207

1923

The Internal Radiation Environment of Cylindrical Spacecraft

C. L. Mack

IEEE Trans. Nuclear Sci. NS-14,
204 (1967), DDC AD-668199

1934

Recent Results from the LargeAperture Seismic Array

J. Capon
P. E. Green, Jr.

Nuovo Cimento Suppl. Ser. 1, 6,
82 (1968), DDC AD-688026

1935

Recent Experiments with a
Large Aperture Seismic Array

P. E. Green, Jr.

Proc. Intl. Union of Geodesy and
Geophysics General Assembly,
Special ASPET Session on Arrays,
Zurich, Oct. 1967, DDC AD-688281

1943

Analysis of Distant-Neighbor
Interactions in Cubic Spinels

K. Dwight
N. Menyuk

J. Appl. Phys. 39, 660"(1968),
DDC AD-670771

1945

Nuclear Magnetic Resonance
Magnetization Studies of
CdCr2Se4

G. H. Stauss
M. Rubinstein
J. Feinleib
K. Dwight
N. Menyuk
A. Wold

J. Appl. Phys. 39, 667 (1968)

1947

High-Resolution Lorentz
Microscopy

M. S. Cohen

J. Appl. Phys. 39, 1149 (1968),
DDC AD-670769

1948

Excitation of UniaxialAnisotropy Relaxation Processes in Magnetic Films by a
Rotating Magnetic Anneal

K. J. Harte
D. 0. Smith
R. M. Anderson
R.C. Johnston

J. Appl. Phys. 39, 749 (1968),
DDC AD-670759

1954

Localized vs Collective De"3criptions of Magnetic Electrons

J. B. Goodenough

J. Appl. Phys. 39, 403 (1968),
DDC AD-670760"

1955

Magnetic Properties of SrRuO 3
and CaRuO 3

J. M. Longo
P. M. Raccah
J. B. Goodenough

J. Appl. Phys. 39, 1327 (1968),
DDC AD-670761

1956

A Localized-Electron to
Collective-Electron Transition
in the System (La, Sr) CoO 3

P. M. Raccah
J. B. Goodenough

J. Appl. Phys. 39, 1209 (1968),
DDC AD-67078T4

64

Meeting Speeches
MS No.
1958

Resistivity and Magnetic Order
in T1203

L. L. VanZandt
J. M. Honig
J. B. Goodenough

J. Appl. Phys. 39, 594 (1968),
DDC AD-670778

1959

Band Structure of Nickel and
Low-Energy Optical Transitions

J. Hanug
J. Feinleib
W. J. Scouler

J. Appl. Phys. 39, 1272 (1968),
DDC AD-670783

1961

Observation of Ferri- and Antiferromagnetic Resonance in
Insulating Magnetic Spiral
Structures

J. J. Stickler
H. J. Zeiger

J. Appl. Phys. 39, 1021 (1968),
DDC AD-670449-

1990

Seismic Data Collection

P. E. Green, Jr.

Proc. IBM Scientific Computing
Symp. on Environmental Sciences,
Yorktown Heights, Nov. 1966,
DDC AD-661154

2009

Homogeneity Range and
Concentration- Pressure
Isothermus of HgSe

R. F. Brebrick
A. J. Strauss

Proc. Intl. Conf. I1-VI Semiconducting Compounds, Brown
Univ., Sept. 1967

2010

Homomorphic Analysis of
Speech

A. V. Oppenheim
R.W. Schafer

IEEE Trans. Audio Electroacoust. AU-16, 221 (1968),
DDC AD-678238

2022

Analysis of Digital and Analog
Formant Synthesizers

B. Gold
L. R. Rabiner

IEEE Trans. Audio Electroacoust.
AU-16, 81 (1968), DDC AD-673594

2023

Electron Band Structure
Studies Using Differential
Optical Techniques and High
Magnetic Fields

J. G. Mavroides

Chpt. 8 of Physics of Solids in
Intense Magnetic Fields (Plenum,
New York, 1969)

2039

Critical Phenomena in
Heisenberg Models of
Magnetism

H. E. Stanley

Chpt. 14 of Solid State Physics,
Nuclear Physics and Particle
Physics (W. A. Benjamin, Inc.,
New York, 1968)

2049

Pbl-xSnx-Salt Infrared Diode
Lasers

J. F. Butler

NEREM Record (1967),
DDC AD-669Z23

2051

The Application of Generalized
Linearity to Automatic Gain
Control

T. G. Stockham

IEEE Trans. Audio Electroacoust. AU-16, 267 (1968),
DDC AD-677848

2055

High Power High Efficiency
Transistor RF Amplifiers

D. M. Snider

NEREM Record (1967),
DDC AD-670443

2057

Interferometric SpectralLine Observations

J. M. Moran
A. E. E. Rogers

NEREM Record (1967),
DDC AD-670447

2073

Sampling Theory, Noise and In-

L. R. Malling

strumentation Demodulator,

IEEE Trans. Aerospace Electron.
Syst. AES-3, SuppL 57 (1967),

Including the Linear Diode
Feedback Demodulator

DDC AD-64438

65

4._

Meeting Speeches

SMS No.
The Lincoln Experimental
Communications Satellite and
Terminal Program

W. E. Morrow, Jr.

2103

Transmitted Power Maximization in Communication
Satellites

A. 13raga-Illa
1). M. Snider

Proc. AIAA Second ('ommunications Satellite Systems Conf.,
San Francisco, Apr. 1968,
DDC AD-670453

2105

The Generation of High Microwave Power Using Arrays of
Varactor Diodes

D. Parker
A. I. Grayzel

Proc. AIAA Second Communications Satellite Systems Conf.,
San Francisco, Apr. 1968.
DDC AD- 670455

2444

Large Area, lligh-l)ensity
Precision Etched Wiring

E. A. Guditz
T. 0.
lerndon
W. J. Landoch
G. P. Gagnon

Proc. Electronics Components
Coud., Washington, May 1968,
DIX" AD-670448

2145

A Progress Report on Large
Capacity Magnetic Film
Memory Development

J.1. Raffel
A. H. Anderson
T. S. Crowther
T.O. Herndon
C. E. Woodward

Proc. AFIPS Conf., Atlantic City,
Apr - June 1968, DDC AD-671 284

2178

An Image Intensifier System
for High Speed Spectrography

P. Kafalas

High Speed Pho._ utgrnaphy, Proc.
Eighth Intl. Cong. High-Speed
Photography (Wiley. New York,
1968)

2185

Demagnetizing Fields of Planar
Magnetic Film Structures with
One Infinite Dimension

R. Berger

IEEE Trans. Magnetics MAG-4,
506 (1968), DDC AD-685680

2186

Specifications and Yields of
Composite Magnetic Films for
a Iligh-l)ensity Memory

T. S. Crowther

IEEE Trans. Magnetics MAG-4,
529 (1968), DDC AI)-685685

2221

Influence of the Molecular
Interaction on the Ac Kerr
Effect Possibility of a FieldInduced Phase Transition

J. Hanus

IEEE J. Quant. Electron. QE-4,
753 (1968), DDC AD-688040

2228

Interpolation Methods for
Phonon Spectra in Crystals

G. Dresselhaus
M. S. Dresselhaus

Intl. J. Quant. Chem. II S. 333
(1968), DDC AD-688575

2236A

Raman Scattering from Magnetoplasma Waves in Semiconductors

A. L. McWhorter
P. N. Argyres

Light Scattering Spectra of
Solids, Proc. Int. Cord. Light
Scattering Spectra of Solids
(Springer-Verlag, New York,
1969)

2240

Measured Properties of the
Wakes of Hypersonic Cones

J. Herrmann
R. E. Slattery
W.G. Clay

Proc. AIAA Fluid and Plasma
Dynamics Conf., Los Angeles,
June 1968, DDC AD-673597

2401

Proc. AIAA Second Communications Satellite Systems Conf.,
San Francisco, Apr.1 968,
DI)C AI}-670454

.

I6

I

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I

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66
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MS No.
ZZ49

Ultraviolet and Infrared

M. M. Litvak

Pumping of OH Molecules

Interstellar Ionized Itvdrogen
(W. A. Benjamin,

1968)

Inc., New York,

2272

Electron Irradiation of NPN
Bipolar Transistors with
silicon Nitride Passivation

A.G. Stanley

IEEE Trans. NuNl. Si. NS-195,
168 (1968), DDC AD-689024

2Z79

The Case for the Radar
Radius of Venus

M. E. Ash
1. B. Campbell
R. 13. Dyce
R. P. Ingalls
R. Jurgens
G. H. Pettengill
I, 1. Shapiro
M. A. Slade
W. B. Smith
T. W. Thompson

J. Atmos. Sei. 25,
DDC AD-677?Z4

2282

Interpolation Methods for
Phonon Spectra in Crystals

C.F. DresselhauF
M. S. I)resselhaus

Accepted Intl. J. Quant. Chem.

2306

Instrumentation System Evaluation with Pscudo-Noise

L. R. Malling

EASCON Record (1968),
DDC AD-679339

2307

Diffusion and Convection in
Vapor ('rysital Growth

T. 13. Reed
\V. .1. LaFleur
A .1. Strauss

J. Cryst. Growth 3, 4, 115 (1968),
DDC AD-688034

2336

Light Scattering from Plasmons
in Semiconductors

A. L. McWhorter

Electronic Structures in Solids
(Plenum, New York, 1969)

2340

560 (1 968),

Tin Doping of Epitaxial Gallium

C. M.

Arsenide

G. E. Stillman
W. T. Lindley

Dallas, Oct. 1968

2348

Strain Sensitivity of the Wall
Coercive Force in Magnetic
Films

T.S. (rowther

J, Appl. Phys. 40,
DDC AD-692912-

2349

lOeviations from Stoichiometry
and l.attice Defects in [V-VI
Compounds and Their Alloys.
General Features and Expe.rimental Methods.

A.J.. Strauss
R.F. Brebrick

J. de Physique 29, C4-Z
DDC AD-692973

2359

Far Infrared Impact Ionization
Modulators

I. Me' gailis
P. E. 'fannenwald

NEREM Record (1968),
DDC AD-685686

2362A

High-Pressure Forms of
('sNiF 3

J.M.ILongo
J. A. Kafalas

J. AppI. Phys. 40, 1601 (1969),
DDC AD-692916

Z368

Possible Experiments with
Long- Baseline Interferometers

1. I. Shapiro

NEREM Record (1968),
DUC AI)-685687

67

Wolfe

Proc. 1968 Syrup. on GaAs,

1457 (1969),

(1968),

MeeUng Speeches
MS No.
2374

Distant-Neighbor B-B
Interactions in Cobalt
Chromite

K. Dwight, Jr.
N. Menyuk

J. Appl. Phys, 40,
DDC AD-692911

2380

Pressure-Effect Measurements
Using a Vibrating-Coil
Magnetometer

N.
J.
K.
J.

J. Appl. Phys. 40, 1324 (1969),
DDC AD-692913

2383

Interferometric Observations
of Interstellar Hydroxyl
Clouds of Extremely Small
Size

J. M. Moran, Jr.

NEREM Record (1968),
DDC AD-685688

2385

Optical Studies and Band
Structure of Cu-Ni Alloys

J. Feinleib
W. J. Scouler
.. Hanus

J. Appl. Phys. 40, 1400
(1969), DDC AD-692915

2388

Determination of Domain Wall
Profiles in Magnetic Films

K. J. Harte
M. S. Cohen

J. Appl. Phys. 40, 1218 (1969),
DDC AD-692919

2389

Raman Scattering by Magnetic
Excitations in RbNiF3

S. R. Chinn
H. J. Zeiger
J. R. O'Connor

J. Appl. Phys. 40, 1603 (1969),
DDC AD-692920

2433

Graphics in Time-Sharing:
A Summary of the TX-2
Experience

W. R. Sutherland
J. W. Forgie
M. V. Morello

Proc. AFIPS Conf., Boston,
May 1969, DDC AD-692974

2437

Some Critical Properties of
Quantum-Mechanical Heisenberg
Ferro- and Antiferromagnets

II. E. Stanley

J. Appl. Phys. 40, 1546 (1969),
DDC AD-69Z977

2438

Critical Indices for a System
of Snins of Dimensionality
Situated on a Lattice of
Arbitrary Dimensionality

ff. E. Stanley

J. Appl. Phys. 40, 1272 (1969),
DDC AD-692921

2440

Picture-Driven Animation

R.. M Baecker

Proc. AFIPS Conf., Boston,

Menyuk
A. Kafalas
Dwight, Jr.
B. Goodenough

1156 (1969),

May 1969, DDC AD-693664

2444

Radar Surveys of the Solar
System

J. V. Evans

Proc. Am. Phil. Soc. 113,
Z03 (1969)

2511

Preliminary Report on the
Orbital Operation of the

A. flraga-llla

AIAA Guidance, Control, and
Flight Mechanics Conf.,

Automatic Stationkeeping

Princeton. August 1969

System of LES-&

6S

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LM No.

IM)C No.

48

STAIR (Structural Analysis
Interpretive Iloutine) Instruction
Manual

51

Millstone IillI Observatory,
Vols. I and 2

53

8 Mai. 1962

AD-400280

Apr. 1964

AD-44 3421
AD-443422

Millstone L-Band Monopul-e
Radar Antenna Systern Preventive
and Corrective Maintenance
Procedures

3 Dec. 1963

AI)-443480

54

TRADEX Data Evaluation

I Apr. 1964

AD-443423

56

PRESS Ground Optics D)igitsl
Pointing and Control System

Aug. 4964

AD-453854

60

LLXPS: Lincoln Laboratory Analyses
of Paraboloidal Shells

12 Nov. 1964

AD-614818

64- 1

Large Aperture Seismic Array
Subarray Electronic Module (SEM)

Jan. 4966

AD-823038

64-2

Large Aperture Seismic Array
Timing Sy,-stem

Apr. 1966

AD-823039

64-3

Large Aperture Seismic Array
Phone-Line Input System

May 1966

AI)-823040

64-4

Iarge Aperture Seismic Array
Maintenance Display Console

Apr. 4966

AD-823041

64-5

Large Aperture Seismic Array
Digital-to-Analog Converter

Apr. 4966

AD-823042

78

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6 Jan. 1967

AD-650190

Programming Supervisor

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Earth Satellitee (1957 - December
1964)

28 Feb. 1963

AD-403145

26 Jan. 1966

AD-482398

Scattering and Attenuation by
Precipitation Particles
Eleetronlcanly Controlled Microwave

11 Aug. 1965

AD-628200

7 Oct. 1966

AD-805508
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8 Aug. 1968

AD-677285

9 Apr. 1968

AD-668435

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Calibration of the Atmosphere
(1956 - February 1966)
Properties of the Compounds
BbMnF 3 ,
KMnF 3 and C'SMnF3
Millstone and Haystack Scientific
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LINCOLN LABORATORY PUBLICATIONS
Thermoelectric and Thermomagnetic
Effects and Applications
Radar Astronomy
Switching Theory
Digital Processing of Signals

T. C. Harman

1967

McGraw-Hill Book

J. M Honig
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T. Hagfors

1968

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McGraw-Hill Book

P.F. Wood, Jr.

1968

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1969

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New York

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INDEX OF AUTHORS
Abel, W. G., JA-3214, JA-3268

Bertolin, A., TN-1967-48; JA-3142

Adler, D.. JA-2918, JA-3306

Besson, J.M., JA-3219

Aggarwal, R. L., MS-1611

Betts, F., MS-1572, MS-1766

Allen, J. L., TR-424; JA-2913
Alter, R., JA-3159
Ames, L.A., TR-3

Beusch, J. U., TN-i966-20, TN-1967-16 Rev. I
Beutler, F.J., JA-2592
Bever, M. B., JA-2921, JA-2989

Anderson, A. H., MS-2145

Bially, T., JA-3298

Anderson, R. M., MS-1948

Black, W. L., JA-2885, JA-3113, JA-3258

Argyres, P.N., JA-2581, JA-z875, JA-2900,
JA-3335; MS-t422, MS-t859B, MS-2236A
Arnold, C.R., TN-1967-34

Blatt, H., MS-1920
Bluestein, L.I., JA-2770
Blum, F.A., JA-3497

Arnott, R.J., JA-Z580, JA-2768. JA-2796;
MS-1459, MS-1464
Arnstein, D., JA-3061
Ash, M.E., JA-2893, JA-2905, JA-3243,
JA-3245, JA-3271; MS-ZZ79
Assaly, R.N., TR-409, TR-465; JA-2730.
JA-2734, JA-3051
Athans, M., TN-1967-6, TN-1969-13; JA-2972,
JA-3142, JA-3453; MS-703, MS-7i0
Austin. M.E.. TR-437

Blustein, G., TN-1967-45
Bogush, A. J., Jr., TR-402
Bold, D.R., TR-459
Borison, S. L., TR-402; TN-1967-35; JA-2744,
JA-2931, JA-3073, JA-3164
Bouchard, R.J.. MS-1477
Bowles, K. L., JA-3178
Bradbury, R.A.o JA-2806
Bradley, L. C., JA-2848
Braga-Illa, A.A., TR-432; JA-3002, JA-3029,
JA-311l, JA-3158, JA-3205, JA-3381;
MS-2103, MS-2511

SJA-3259,

J

Bacchialoni, F. L., JA-2990
Bachner, F. J., JA-Z81t,
JA-3486
Baecker, R.M., TN-1967-1; MS-2440

Brandt, R.C., JA-3474

Baldwin, P.H., TR-53
Ball, J.A., TN-1969-42; JA-2836, JA-2858,
JA-2926, JA-3098, JA-3145, JA-3199,
JA-3259, JA-3263, JA-3290

MS-2349
Breitbord, J.L., TR-52
Brenner. N.M., TN-1967-2

Banus, M.D., JA-2672, JA-2725A, JA-2852,
JA-2891. TA-2921, JA-2989, JA-3303,
JA-3328, JA-3350, JA-3447

Brewer, R.G., JA-3t85
Briseoe, H.W., TN-1966-38, TN-1968-3;
JA-2649; MS-1551

Bare, C. C., JA-3098

Brockelman, R.A., TR-444, TR-456; JA-2721,

Barrett. A. H., JA-3033, JA-3098, JA-3199,
JA-3493

JA2840 JA-3243
Brockett, R. W., TN-1968-24

Barry, J.G., TR-147

Brody, N.M..

Bartee, T.C., MS-1518
Bellomo. E.. MS-19t4
Berger, It., TN-1969-31
Berger. R., MS-1501. MS-Z185

Brooks, H., JA-2918
Brown, R.N.. JA-2977

Bermon. S., JA-2978

Bryant, T. G., JA-3294

Bers. A., JA-2638

Burchfiel, J., TR-440

Brebrick, R. F., JA-2600, JA-2637, JA-Z719,
JA-3119, JA-3172A, JA-3206, JA-3210,
JA-3286, JA-3326, JA-3380; MS-2009,

TN-1968-24

Brown, W. E,, mI. JA-3493
Browne. A.A.L., JA-3233, JA-3342

71

Author Index
Burke, 13. F., JA-2858,

TA-2926,

JA-3098, JA-3199, JA-3259

TA-3033,

Colombo, G..

TA-2785,

JA-2815; MS-1914

Connolly, J.B., TN-1968-12; JA-2635,

Burrows. M. L., TN-1966-4i, TN-1968-30;
JA-2701, JA-2819, JA-2870B, JA-2980,

JA-2808
Cornwell, J. C., JA-2613A,

JA-3247, JA-3456
Butler, J. F., JA-2923, JA-3240, JA-3300,
JA-3371. JA-3449; MS-2049

JA-3155

Counselman, C. C., JA-3302. JA-3325
Craig, J.W., TR-411, TR-431; TN-1968-Zl,

Butman. R. C.. TR-Z57

TN-1968-26

Crane, R.K..

TR-426; TN-1966-63,

TN-1967-31.

TN-1968-33, TN-1968-34;

JA-Z804
Crocker, E.A.. JA-3356

Cahlander, D.A., JA-2795
Calawa, A.R., JA-2897, JA-29Z3, JA-3140,
.TA-3Z19, JA-3463, JA-3507
Caldwell, D.. TR-422

Crocker, M.C., I1. TN-1968-l0; JA-3113,
JA-3434

Campbell. D. B., MS-2279

Crocker, P.S.. TN-1968-16: JA-3Z08

Capon. J., TN-1967-26. TN-1967-50,
TN-t968-4. TN-t968-t5; YA-2834,
JA-3071. JA-3193, JA-3392: MS-1934
Carbone, R.J., JA-3038, JA-3169, JA-3191,
JA-3299

Crooker, P. P., JA-3474
Crowther, P.P., TN-t969-2t; JA-2858,
JA-2926, JA-3098

Carman, R. L., JA-2942, JA-3tt0, JA-3213,
JA-3386
Carter, J.C., JA-2836, JA-3098, JA-3199,
JA-3Z59, JA-3493
Catalano, S. F., TN-1967-25

Crowther, W. R., TR-431; TN-1966-55;
JA-2825
Cudaback, D.D., JA-3199, .JA-3Z59
Curry, G.R., GR-1964-29

Chace, D.E., GR-1965-6; TN-1967-t0;
JA-2906
Chapin, D.S., MS-989

Daggett, N. L., TN-1966-33

Cheng, K. L., JA-3155

D'Amato, R., TN-1968-17

Chiao, R. Y.,. JA-2889, JA-2942, JA-3185
8JA-3358
Childs, N. B., TN-1967-27; JA-2961

Davies, R.W.,

Crowther, T. S., MS-1501,
MS-2186, MS-Z348

MS-1764, MS-2145,

Dalrymple, G. F., JA-2728A
JA-2790, JA-3028, JA-3190,

DeLong, D. F., Jr., JA-2892,

JA-3251,

Chinn. S. R., JA-3347; MS-2389
Chisholm, J.H., TR-402

DeMartini, F., JA-3065

Cho, Y., TN-1966-17

Denlinger, E.J., JA-3293

Christensen, C. P., TR-464; JA-3389

Dennis, J.H., TN-1966-61, TN-1966-61-1;
JA-3074

JA-3291

Clarke, C.A., TN-1966-56
Clay. W.G.,
MS-Z240

JA-2911, JA-3120, JA-3147;

Devane, M.E., TR-451, TR-465; TN-1965-1Z
Diamond, B. L., TR-424, JA-3231

Cohen, M.S..
JA-2763,
JA-3194.
MS-1764,

TN-196.?-2t, TN-1969-2;
JA-3039. JA-3121, JA-3166,
JA-3278. JA-3283; MS-1468A,
MS-1947, MS-2388

Dickey, D.H., JA-2903, JA-2927, JA-3139
Dickinson, D.F., JA-3308
Dimmock, J-O., JA-2602, JA-2736, JA-2816,
JA-2903, JA-2946, JA-3148. JA-3154,

Cohen, R.A.. TN-1968-25; JA-3379, JA-3393,

JA-3486

JA-3197. JA-3Z20. JA-3276, JA-3387,
JA-3442,

Cole. P. IH.. JA-2778
Collins, L.D., TN-1969-tZ

JA-3463, JA-3468, JA-3470,

JA-3507
Dinneen, G. P., TR-66

72

Author hidex
D)ion, A, R,, 'I'R-433; TN-1967-17

Fahey, R. E., JA-2653, JA-3018
Falb, P. L., MS-703

Dionne. G. I'., TN-1968-16; JA-3160, JA-3208,
,jA-3289, ,TA-3343. JA-3351, JA-3383,R
JA-3404
l)ockrey, A. F., TN-1966-40
Dolbec, R.E., TN-1968-20
,Domnitz, R.1-1., JA-3344

Panning, W.R., TN-t968-t7; JA-2583
Feinleib, J., TN-1967-33; JA-2822, JA-2869,
JA-2878, JA-2948o JA-2920, JA-3044,
JA-3052, JA-3091, JA-3306, JA-3470O
MS-4463, MS-1945, MS-4959, MS-2385
Feldman, B., JA-2878
Feldman, J.A., TN-1967-19; JA-326Z,
JA-3542
Ferdinand, A.J., JA-Z911
Ferretti, A., JA-Z723, JA-3044; MS-1464,
MS-1657
Fielding, .TC., TN-1966-32

!Donnelly, J. p.. .TA-3220
Dresselhaus, G.V., IA-2939, .A-3317AMS-1293, MS-1394, MS-1611, IVMS-1857.
NMS-2228, MS-2282
)Dresselhaus,M.S., .YA-2939, JA-3237,
I.A-3256, ,IA-3400; MS-1293, MS-1294.
MS-1451. MS-1611. MS-1857, MS-2228,
MS-2282
Drouilhet, P. R.. Jr., TR-431; TN-1969-4;
IA-2729. JTA-Z755
Dumanian, J. A.. TR-3
D~uPotit, E.N. JA-2840

Finn, M.C., JA-267Z, JA-3140, JA-3328;
MS-989
Fischler, S., MS-895, MS-1610
Fleck, P. L.. Jr., TN-1967-3, TN-t968-14;

" "'

IDurlach,
N. I., TR-96
t

JA-2649; MS-1551

~Fordi, D.WP.,

D)ustin. D. E., TR-127
IDwight, K., Jr., ,IA-2837. JA-3066, JA-3108.
,IA-3311; MS-I176. MS-1459. MS-i463,
MIS-1815. MS-1943, MS-1945, MS-2374.
MS-z380
I)yce, R. B.. .IA-2899; MS-2279

JA-3143

Fowle, E.N., TR-207
Fox. R. H., TR-6
Foyt A.G., JA-2697, JA-2894, JA-3080,
JA-3086. JA-3134A, JA-32Z0, JA-3329,
JA-3426
Fozard. J. L.,

TA-Z751

Frachtman, II. E., TN-1969-ZI
Fraser, M. P., TN-1967-24
Frediani, D.J.. TR-451

Edwards. D. F., JA-2652; MS-1554
Pick. II.A.. .?A-2973
Ek. F. IL.. TN-1966-18
FIktnd, J.
I..
7R-53
Ingland. R.. JA-3161

Freed, C., TR-464; JA-2708, JA-27Z7.
TA-2994A. JA-3162. TA-3273, JA-3389,
-A-3476
Freedman. J.. TR-96

S)ntkknap.

Freeman. A. J.. JA-2736, JA-3154

.hflI.

3.

..

k. G.. JA-2643

EpLeelci. R-. JA-3100
Esterljng, D., TR-435

Fricker, S. J.. TR-87, TR-148
Frfisth, P.C.. TR-402

Evans. J. E.. TXoI%6--28

Frosch. R.A.. JA-26St

Ev.ans. J- V.- T.R-.40. TH-430. TR-456;
"JA-ZT65. JA-•, JA-G.40. JA-.883.
JA-Z88i, JA-3138,. Jj.-3153. JA-3118.
JA-32S;. JA-3342;. M-1330. U51345.
V,5-1494. N1-2444
S.D.. Jr.. Th-42,. TR-421' JA-Z@01.
EEIYw.
JA-30@41
5-573A

Gagnon. G.P., US-2144
Galvin. D.I. Jr.. TR-415
GardeLs, M.C.. JA-2613A
Garmire. E.. JA-Z889

73

Author Index

-•JA-3095A.

Gatos. H. C., JA-Z811
Gebrels. FL, TN-1966-23, TN-1969-28

Hagfors, T.. TR-402, TR-444; JA-2721,
JA-2765. JA-2867, JA-2943, JA-2970,
JA-3416;
MS-1353,

Germsnn. R., JA-3100
Getsinger. W.J.,
JA-2484, JA-3020,
JA-3215

Haggarty, R.D., TR -207
H
J. 36., JA-2782
Halberstein,

SGilLis, J. E.. TN-1966-40

Halpern, .1.,

GobLek, T. J., Jr., TN-1966-46, TN-1966-50;
JA-2646, JA-3022
Gold. B.. TN-1967-9; JA-Z6iZ, JA-2999.
JA-3056, JA-3093, JA-3305, JA-3307,
JA-3433; MS-2022
Goldberg, A. J., TN-t967-9
Goldstein, B S , JA-z728A

Hanson, L.1.. JA--2840
Hanus. J.G.C., JA-3052. JA-31t0, JA-3312,
JA-3470; MS-1q5q, MS-Z221, M.3-2385
Harman, T.C., JA-2509, ,IA-Z633, JA-2698,
.A-29Z3. SA-2998, JA-3140, JA-3240,
JA-3273. JA-3296, JA-3300, JA-33Z0,
.TA-3 371, TA-3463. JA-356l7
Harris, J.N., TH-431

MS-1847

Goodenough, J. B., JA-28ti, .IA-2872,
JA-2909. JA-Z948. JA-3021. JA-3068.
JA-3070, JA-3192, JA-3218, JA-3260,
JA-3275, JA-3281. JA-331t, JA-3436,
JA-3460; MS-1464, MS-1475. MS-1481,
'279-1629A, MS-1791, MS-1814-l.
MS-iB14-ll, MS-1954, MS-1955, MS-4956,
MS-1958, MS-2380
Goodman, L. M., JA-2650, JA-2720, ,A-272,
JA-2755, JA-2940, JA-2976
Gordon, M.A., JA-3046A, JA-3064, .JA-3102.
JA-3257, JA-3373. JA-3376
Grarlund, J., TR-94
Gray, D. J., TR-94

Harte, K..J_
MS-367,
MS-1467,
MS-1948,
lHaus, H.A.,
JA-3304,
Heart, F. E..

IA-2739; MS-1608

3A-2662, JA-278:8 JA-1286,
5S-10A,
MS-4Z
2, 1.
MS-.468A, MS-147Z. AS-1777,
MS-2388
TR-464i TA-2708, .IA-2727,
JA-3389
TH-431; JA-2833

lieggestad, II.M.. TR-454; TN-1966-54
Heifrich, J.H., TN-1968-19
Heller, G.S., .IA-3069
Henrich, V. E., JA-3412A, JA-3467
Ilerlin, M A . "TR-96

Grayzel, A. I., JA-2355, JA-z673. JA-z693A,
JA-2775, JA-2784, JA-2959, JA-2971,
JA-3027, JA-3272, .IA-3333; MS-1718,
MS-2105
Green, P-E., Jr., TR-88, TR-42t;
TN-1967-58; JA-2651; MS-1404, NIS-1934,
MS-1935. MS-1990

Herrmann, J., .A-2130; MS-2240
Hlinkley, E.D., .TA-Z962, TA-3220, JA-3273,
JA-3476
Hofstetter, E.M., TN-1969-20; JA-2892,
.TA-3251, JA-3291

Greenfield, R.J., TN-1967-26, TN-1967-50,

Holsinger, J. L.

Hierndon, T. 0.,

TN-1967-58, TN-1968-4. JA-2834,
JA-3071. JA-3193

Grossberg, M., TN-i969-5

Honig, J. M..
_JA-2698,

Groves, S.H., TN-1967-33; JA-2869,

p
U

I

I'

'MS-2I44, MS-2145

.TA-2646

lhong, S., TN-1967-55; JA-2914, JA-3073.
.rA-3164

Griffin, D.H., TR-149

9

V

IA-2473, JA-2605, JA-2633,

JA-2948, .IA-2998, JA-3048,

JA-3048, JA-3495, JA-3197, MS-989,

.JA-Z977, JA-3087, JA-3091, .JA-3230,

.MS-4958

JA-3369

GbM..7Hornbuckle,
Gruber, M., TN-1967-8
Gschwendtner, A.B.. TN-1966-48
Guditz, E.A.. MS-2144

G. D., JA-3269
Howland, H , JA-3143, JA-3258
lHuber, E. E., Jr., JA-2748, ,TA-2781, JA-3004,
JA-3083, JA-3226

Gull, T. R., TN-1969-i7
Gustafson, T.K-, JA-3065, JA-3185, JA-3304

Huggins, W. H., TR-53
Hull, A.B., JA-3290

74i

I

Author Index
1101.I,U,
JA-2848
l1untoon, A, 11., TN-t969-27
TRt09MS-1558
Iturity.

I

Kelley, P. L.,' JA-2889, JA-2942, JA-3065,
JA-3185, JA-3213, JA-3304, JA-3386;

It.

Il~urvttzC.FX,[T-i09
llurwitz..
Cl.
JA-2757, ,jA.Kelly,
JA-2776, JA-2827,
,IA -2932.
YA-3023 . ,1A -3387; M S- 1726Ke

E.J., Jr., JA-3236;
TN-1967-30,
TN-1968-3,
TN-1968-8;
MS-1404
n S. JA 3 6

Eluthinon,13.
i. TR43fKern,

S., JA-3069

lutchinson. B3.ll., TR-431
Hlyde, CG.M.. JA-Z858. ,IA-29Z6

Kessler, A. H., TN-1965-41; JA-3095A
Kessler, M.M., TR-96

ISWAKeyes,
nce. WV.J., .TA-2706A. JIA-2778. .JA-2780;

Key, E.L., TR-207
R. J., JA-2955,
JA-.291i,
TN-1966-61,
TN-1966-61-1;
JA-3295

MS-1469. MS-1473
Ingalls, R. 1.. TR-87. TR-148, TR-444,
TR-456; JA-2797, ,lA-2836. JA-3198,
TA-3Z43. 1A-3245, .JA-387, JA-3489-.
MS-2279
Iseler, G. W., JA-2937

Kilcline. D.R., JA-Z.1.
Kingston, R.H., JA-2912
Kirk, C. T.. Jr., JA-Z781, JA-3004, JA-3083,
JA-3226
Kirkpatrick, E. S., JA-Z900
Kleiner, W. H., TN-1967-15; JA-2570,
JA-2747, JA-2873, JA-3082, JA-3197,
.TA-3417; MS-1610
Knudsen, H.K., TN-1966-35
Kodis, R.D., TR-402
Kolker, R. J., JA-2834, JA-3071
Konkle, N.H., JA-2983
Kornegay, W.M., JA-3146
Kosicki, B.B., JA-2937
Kraft, L.G., TN-1966-23
Krag, W.E., JA-3442; MS-1610
Kresa, K., JA-2851
Kunnmann, W., JA-Z723

Jacobson, L.A.. .A-3241
Jarema. J. M., TR-52
Javan, A.. JA-3256; MS-1558
Jelinek. F., JA-2713
Jena, A.K., JA-2921, JA-2989
Johnson. E.J., JA-2749, JA-2760, JA-2927,
JA-3085; MS-1609
Johnson, J. R., TN-1969-6
Johnston, F. L., Jr., JA-3226
Johnston, R.C., TN-1969-2; MS-1470,
M:S- t948
Jones. C. W., TR-457
Jones, W.J., TR-122
Jordan, K.L., Jr., JA-2666, JA-2951,
JA-3305, JA-3307
.Jurgens. R., JA-3245; MS-ZZ79

Labitt, B. H., TR-149
Labitt, M., TR-307
Lacoss, R.T., TN-1967-26, TN-1967-50,
TN-1968-4, TN-1969-24; JA-3032,
JA-3071. JA-3193, JA-3236; MS-703
LaFleur, W. J., MS-2307
Landoch, W.J., MS-2144
LaPage, B. F., TR-451, TR-465
Larsen, D. M., JA-2668,' JA-2760, JA-Z927,
JA-3104, JA-3123, JA-3126, JA-3t39,
JA-3223, JA-3255, JA-3301, JA-3474;
MS-1609
Lautman, D.A., JA-2785

Kafalas, J.A., .A-2909, JA-3249, JA-3260,
JA-3280, JA-331f, JA-3437; MS-2362A,
MS-2380
Kafalas. P., MS-2178
Kaplan, T.A., TN-1967-15; JA-2774, JA-2794,
JA-2853, JA-Z873, JA-2879, JA-3082;
MS-1746, MS-1747
M., JA-33t6, JA-3346, JA-3353
Kasper, It.
Keezer, R.C., JA-2965

75

Author Index
Lavine, M.C., JA-2852, JA-2891, JA-3350.
.TA-3447
Lax. B., JA-2525, JA-2890. JA-2975,

Max, J., TR-447; TN-1966-44

Maxwell, E,., JA-3187 I I
¶x'elE.JA38
McAulay,
JA-3217R.J., TN-1969-6, TN-1969-20;.

.BA-3048

Leary, J. F., TR-52

Leboy, J. L., TR-5210
Lebow, 1.L., TR-431; JA-2809, JA-2880
Leneman, O.A. Z., JA-2576, JA-2577,
JA-2592, JA-2628, JA-2632, JA-2645,
JA-Z694, JA-Z702, JA-2717, TA-2726,
JA-2741, JA-2982, JA-2992. JA-3363,
.TA-3364; MS-1559
Levin, M. J., MS-1404
Levine, J. I., TR-444, TR-456
Lewis, J. B., JA-2628, JA-2632, JA-2726,

McCarron, J.D., TN-1966-26
McCue, J.J. G.. TN-1969-17; JA-2773,
JA-3356
McHugh, P.G., TR-431; JA-2809
McMahon, R. E., TN-1967-27, TN-1968-13;
JA-2961, JA-3379, JA-3486
McWhorter, A. L., JA-2638, JA-2847,
JA-2894, JA-2967, JA-2968, JA-3060,
.JA-3080, JA-3097; MS-1612, MS-1719,
MS-2236A. MS-2336
Meeks, M. L., JA-2836,
JA-2847, JA-2858,
JA-2926. TA-3033,,JA-3064, JA-3102,
.TA-3145, JA-3290, JA-3373, JA-3493;
MNS -1719
Melngailis, I., JA-2591,
JA-2766, JA-2816,
JA-2897, JA-3276, JA-3296, JA-3320,
JA-3394, JA-3463, JA-3507; MS-2359
Menyuk, N., JA-2837, JA-3066, .A-3108,
JA-3284, JA-3311; MS-1176, MS-1459,
MS-1463, MS-1943, MS-1945. MS-2374.
MS-2380

JA-2741 ; MS-1518

Libby, W. M.. TR-455.
Licklider, J. C.R., TR-53
Lifsitz, J.R., JA-3304M-79

Lin, C.S., JA-2643
Lindberg, C.A., TR-446; JA-3390
Lindley, W.T., JA-3134A, JA-3220,
JA-3329, JA-3336, JA-3426; MS-2340
Litvak, M.XM., JA-2652, JA-2847, JA-3169,
JA-3308, JA-3340, JA-3373, JA-3490,
JA-3491; MS-1554, MS-1719, MS-2249
Lomont, J.S., JA-2871
Longaker, P.R., TN-1966-61, TN-1966-61-1;
JA-3491
Longo, J.NM., JA-2973, JA-2993, JA-3049,
JA-3249, JA-3260, JA-3280, JA-3281,
JA-3436, JA-3437; MS-1955, MS-2362A
Lucovsky, G., JA-2965

Meyer, J.W., TR-118, TR-402; .JA-2677
Middleton, D., TN-1969-16
Mitchell, R. R., JA-2783
Mondshein, L. F., TN-f967-12
Mooradian, A., JA-2802. JA-2832. JA-2965,
JA-2988, JA-3060, JA-3186, .TA-3365,
JA-3386, JA-3445
Moran, J.M., Jr., JA-2858, .JA-Z926, JA-3033,
JA-3098, JA-3199, JA-3259. TA-3465;
MS-2057, MS-2383
Morello, M. V., MS-2433

Mack, C. L., Tr.,. TN-1966-12; JA-3003;
MS-1923

Morey, J. L., MS-1240

MacKinnon, J.A., JA-3160

Morfield, M.'A., TN-1969-5

MacLellan, D.C., TR-450

Morrow, W.E., Jr.; TR-94; MS-2101

Mailing, L. R., JA-2945; MS-2073, MS-2306

Morse, G. B., TN-1968-11

Maltz, M., JA-3237, JA-3400
Margolin, J., TR-96, TR-122, TR-149

Moses, H. E., JA-2594A, JA-2655, JA-Z786A,
JA-2787A, JA-2788, JA-2871, JA-2910,
JA-2917, JA-Z981, JA-3132. JA-3323

Martinson, R. M., JA-2643

Mountain, R. W., TN-1968-25; JA-3486

Mathiasen, A.A., JA-2833
Mavroides, J. G., JA-2SZ5, JA-2890, JA-2975.
JA-3264, JA-3441A; MS-1293, MS-1294,
MS-1415, MS-1611, MS-2023

Muehe. C. E., JA-3136, JA-3342
Murphy, E. B., JA-2732
Murphy, E. L., TR-294

76

,•autor Index
Naka, F.R., TR-4
Nanni, B., JA-3116

Pratt, H.J., MS-1731
Prosser, R. T., TR-402; JA-Z314o JA-2587.

JA-2608, JA-Z793

Newell, R. E., JA-32i4, JA-3268
Nichols, B. E., TR-43i; TN-1968-18
Niessen, C.W., JA-z996, JA-3171

Quinn, W.T., TR-87

Nill, K. W., JA-3Z7c; MS-1612

Quist, T.M., JA-Z697, JA-3Z39, JA-3Z95

O'Connor, J. R., JA-2806, JA-2857, JA-3411;
MS-1702, MS-2389
Oliver, M.R., JA-3080, JA-3086
Oppenheim, A. V., TN-1969-19; JA-3242,
JA-3334, JA-3388, JA-3428; MS-2010
Owens, E.B., JA-Z508, JA-2887, JA-3076

Rabiner, L.R., JA-3397o JA-3433; MS-ZOlZ
Raccah, P.M., JA-2768, JA-Z796, JA-Z837.
JA-Z872, JA-2973. JA-Z9,3. JA-3108.
JA-341ZA, JA-3436o JA-3467; 1M-1477,
MS-1955. BIS-1956

Palik, E.D., JA-2518
Pankowski, B.J., TR-5
Pannell, J. H., TR-419

Raffel, J. I.. JA-323; IS-IS01. MS-Z145
Rainville. L. P.. TR-456; JA-Z797. JA-33Z5
Rankin, J. B.. TR-409, TR-41S: T-4967-29

Parker, C.D., JA-3276
Parker, D., TA-2959, JA-30Z7. JA-3Z7Z.

Rasche, R. W.. TR-41S

JA-3333; MS-Zt05
Paul, P. J.. JA-3404
JA-Z920, JA-Z937,
Paul, W., JA-291g,
JA-3Z19
Penfield, H., JA-3033
Perry, F. IT., JA-3174
Pettengill, G. H., TR-1Z7, TR-444. TR-456;
JA-2899, JA-3141, JA-3168, JA-3183.
JA-3243, JA-3Z45, JA-3325; MS-2279
Pfeiffer, R. R., TN-1966-50
Phelan, R. J., Jr., JA-2824, JA-2946,
JA-3025, JA-3148, JA-34Z6. JA-344Z

Reed. LS.. TR-Z. TR-"6
Reed. T. B.. JA-263. JA--291. JA-Z"7,
JA-301b, JA-3-Z4. JA-31•7. JA-3•4S.
JA-3225. JA-3357. JA-3470 WS-Z5S?
Reid, W.A.. JA-Z540
Reiffen. B.. TR-232. TR-46Z4 TN-I%4-M.4
JA-ZS14A, JA-Z*S5

Pichler, H. H.. TN-1968-13

Roberts,

Pidgeon. C. R.. TN-1967-33; JA-2869,

Roberts. LCG. JA-Z7?794 )U-129,
Roblo. P.XL. iAaZ S

Rader, C.M., JA-Z612. JA-Z825. JA-29".
JA-3056. JA-3093. JA-3Z.35. JA-3Z9Z.
JA-3397. JA-3422

Rediker. R.H.. JA-296Z; US-tIM

Rheinstein. J.. "R-40l• TR-414z JA-303
Ricardi. LiJ.. TR-4099 tW-19G-lzE JA-*ZM.
JA-Z?34. JA-nSt. JA-ZIB, JA-2966
Rk1dgey. D. H. JA-262Z.O US-1464
Roberge. J.K.. TR-418

JA-2977, JA-3091, JA-3230, JA-3369,
JA-3470

.J.L.

'-1%M-3

Rogers. A.&&. TR-441, T3-444, Th-496.
JA-ZS56. JA-ZZ, JA-M33. J.A-J3MS,
JA-31". JA--3Z9, JiA-NS94 U
7
Roges . D. BL. JA-Z7Z3. JI.-39S
S0-6464.
11S-16S7
Rogera, T. F.. Tl*3
Razmiy. C.F.. LA-ZIS
Root. W. L, JA-2M
Romn=. P.- TR-431

Pike, E. W., TR-97. TR-109
Pine, A.S., JA-3348. JA-3423, JA-3485
Pippert. G. F., TR-402
Pirroni, J. S., JA-Z843
Pitcher, T. S.. JA-Z186, JA-2466
Ploussios, G., TN-1966-59; JA-2863,
JA-3006
Pollard, E.R.. JA-3225

77

Author Index

Rosenthal, M. L.. TR-410, TR-451, TR-465

Sheftman, F. I., TR-416; TN-1968-38;
JA-2795

Roth, L. M., JA-2581, JA-2774, JA-3087
RoYner, P.D., TN-1967-19; JA-3262,
JA-3542

Sheppard, R. M., Jr., TN-1966-38, TN-1967-44,
TN-1968-3, TN-1968-23
Sherman, IT., TR-450; JA-2908A

Rubin, M.D., TR-125
Rubinstein, M., MS-1945
Ruddy, J. M., TN-1968-32

Sicotte, R. L., JA-3051
Sigel, J. L., JA-3335
Silva, R. R., JA-2797

Russell, S. B., TR-431; TN-1966-24,
TN-1966-40

Silverman, E., TR-351
Skolnik, M.I., TR-128

Ruze, J., TR-402; JA-2678, JA-Z795

Slade, M.A., JA-3245; MS-2279

Ryan, C.G., TN-1967-4
Ryan, J. L., TR-443; TN-1966-64

Slattery, R. E., JA-2911, JA-3120, JA-3147;
MS-ZZ40
Sleight, A. W.. JA-3049
Smith, C.R., JA-3168
Smith, D.O.. JA-Z647. JA-2658. JA-266Z.
JA-2818, JA-Z986. JA-3047, JA-3058.

Rosenblum,.E.S,, TR-118

Salah, J.E., TN-1967-13, TN-1967-14;
JA-3054, JA-3367

JA-3063. JA-3177, JA-3211. JA-3Z78,
JA-34i4; MS-1126. MS-t468A, MS-1472,

Sandison, J.R., TR-126
Sarles, F.W., Jr.. TR-418

MS-1948

Schafer, R.W., JA-3242, JA-3397; MS-2010

Smith, E.B.. TR-420

Schaffer, P.S., JA-2806

Smith, H. 1., JA-3406

Schmidt, W. G., TR-418; GR-1965-6;
JA-2808
Schneider, H., TN-1965-32, TN-1966-34
Schroeder, P. R., JA-3256

Smith, J.F., TN-t%8-16; JA-3208
Smith, N. P., TF,-442
Smith. P.D.. .N-1966-15
JA-2893, JA-2987.
Smith. W. B., TN-t968-31t
JA-3109. JA-3178, JA-3243. JA-3245.
JA-3271; MS-2279

Schulman, A.L., JA-2783
Schulman, G.M., MS-1741
Schwartz, P.R.. JA-3493
Schweppe, F.C.. TN-1966-35
Scouler, W. J., JA-2928A, JA-3044, JA-3052,
.TA-3345, JA-3470; MS-1959, MS-2385

Smullin, L. D.. TR-6
Snider, D.M., TR-428; JA-2922A. JA-3381;
MS-2055, MS-2t03

Seavey, M.H., JA-3421
Seay, T.S., TN-1968-5, TN-1969-27
Sebring, P. B.. TR-90, TR-131
Segal, R. L.. TR-1Z6
Seidman. L. P.. JA-3217

Sohn, J., JA-3100
Soltes, A.S.. TR-53
Sotiropoulos: A.. TR-438. TR-451, TR-459,
TR-465; TN-1967-47, TN-1969-8
Spann, R. N.. JA-3269

Snyder. D. L., TN-1967-1!

Staelin, D.H.. JA-3263
Sferrino, V. J., TN-1966-64
Stanley, A.G., TR-403, TR-443; TN-1 965-20,
JA-2663. JA-2710.
JA-2656, JA-263,
1.1., JA-266,
Shapiro,
TN-1967-20. TN-I967-52; JA-2683.
JA-270,
Shapiro,..,
JA-Z761, JA-2796, JA-Z849. JA-2991.
JA-2785,
JA-2057,-39;M-19,1127
JA-20IIA, JA-2893,
JA-2905. JA-28i5,
JA-2899, JA-2807,
JA-3359; MS-1697, MS-2272
JA-3109, JA-3128, JA-3165, JA-3168,
Stanley, H.E.. JA-2794, JA-2850, JA-2853,
JA-3178, JA-3207. JA-3243. JA-3245.

JA-3271, JA-3302, JA-3325; MS-1156A,

JA-2907, JA-3090, JA-3156, JA-3176,

MS-1457, MS-1658, MS-1914, MS-2279,
MS-2368

JA-3267, JA-3313; MS-1746, MS-1747,
MS-2039, MS-2437, MS-2438

78

Author Index
Starr, A.W., TN-1967-7
Stauss, G. if., MS-1945
Steininger, J.M., JA-3161, JA-3266
Steinmetz, C.M., TN-1969-7
Stqrin, E., TN-1968-36; JA-2706A, JA-2780;
MS-1473
Stetson, P., JA-2754
Stevens, R.R., JA-2843
Stickler, J. J., JA-3068, JA-3069; MS-1961
Stiglitz, 1.G., JA-2709, JA-2750, JA-3013;
MS-1143
Stillman, G.E., JA-3276, JA-3468; MS-2340
Stockham, T.G., JA-3242; MS-2051
Stone, K., JA-3116
Stone, M. L., TR-87, TR-148; JA-3243
Strauss, A.J., JA-2672, JA-2766, JA-2816,
JA-2937, JA-2941, JA-2963A, JA-3137;
MS-2009, MS-2307, IMS-2349
Strongin, M., JA-3187
Stuart, D. G., TN-1968-7
Stutt, C.A., TR-87
Sullivan, C.D., TN-1967-18
Sutherland, W. R., MS-1765, MS-2433
Swenson, E.H., TN-1968-t0; JA-3113

Toksoz, M.N., JA-3236
Toanes, C. H., JA-3065
Trent, P.H., JA-2998
Tsandoulas, G.N.. JA-3179, JA-3227,
JA-3285, JA-3.-22, JA-3430
Tse, E., JA-2972
Tufts, A., JA-3386
Van Zandt, L. L.. JA-3805; MS-1958
Vierstra. A., TR-257
Vrablik, W.A., JA-3258
Walden, D.C., TN-1967-5i
Waldron, P., TR-450
Waldron, R.A.. JA-3431
Walpole, J.N., JA-2967, JA-2968. JA-3097
Wang. S.C.. TR-148; TN-1966-49
Ward, R.W., TN-1969-10
Ward, W. W.. TN-1968-18
Warekois, E. P.. MS-946
Warwas, A.R., TN-1 ,&-49
Waters, J.W., JA-3493
Watson, R.E.. JA-2736o JA-3t54
Weber. R.. JA-2731. JA-2762, JA-3149.
JA-3150, JA-31%. JA-3274, JA-3421;
MS-1474

Tabaczynskl, J. A., JA-3453
Tang, D. D., JA-3041A, JA-3391
Tannenwald, P. E., JA-Z740. JA-2886,
JA-3026, JA-3307, JA-3t74, JA-3t97,

Wegener, H. A. R.. JA-2761
Weigand, R. M., JA-275S
Weinber, D. L., JA-Z964, JA-3026. JA-3tt0
Weiner, S.D., TR-436; TN-t%6-47,

JA-3276, JA-3348, JA-334; MS-1474,

TN-1967-54, TN-%69-3; JA-2744,

MS-2359
Taran, J. P., JA-3304
Tausner, M. J.. TR-425; JA-2905
Taylor, W., JA-2965
Teich. M.C.. JA-2879, JA-Z912, JA-3078,
JA-3426
Temme, D. H., JA-3100; MS-1572
Thaxter, J. B., JA-2740, JA-2886
Thompson. T.W., JA-3141, JA-3245; MS-2279
Tichovolsky, E. J., JA-3441A
Tierney. J., TR-431

JA-3019, JA-3TZ. JA-3253
Weinstein, C.. JA-3388, JA-3428
Weinstein, F.S., TR-444, TR-456; JA-3168,
JA-3277
Weiss. G. P.. MS-146SA. MS-1472
Weiss, H. G., TR-44S; TN- 968-29
Weiss, J.A.. TR-429; TN-1968-27; JA-2901.
JA-3294; MS-1572, MS-1573A, MS-1766
Welch, J.D.. MS-1731
Wells. B. B.. TR-4
Wheeler. R., JA-3393

79

Author Index
Whipple, E.R., JA-2620
White, B.E., TN-1969-23
White, D. P., TN-1969-15
Whitehill, L. P., TN-1966-53
Wiesen, R.A., TN-1969-5
Willim, D.K., JA-3171
Wishner, R. P., JA-3142, JA-3453
Wold, A., JA-2768, JA-3069; MS-1176,
MS-1459, MS-1463, MS-14770 MS-A945
Wolfe, C. M., JA-3134A, JA-3276. JA-3329.
.[A-3336, JA-3426, JA-3468; MS-2340
Wollenberg, W. J., TR-126
Wood, R. V.. Jr., TR-421; .JA-2643
Woodward. C.E., MS-2t45
Worthington. W. C.. JA-3M47
Wright. G. B.. JA-25t8. .A-2802, JA-283Z,
.TA-2965, .JA-2988, JA-3474

Wright, S. H., TR-126
Wu, P.R., JA-3062, JA-3338, JA-3374
Wyatt. P. W.. JA-3087

Yakutis. A. J., JA-3053
Yntema, D.B., TN-1969-5; MS-1240,
1MS- 1741
Yost, R.C.. TR-420
Youtz, P.. JA-3140
Yudkin, H.. JA-Z685

Zelger. If. J.. JA-2774, JA-2847. JA-3347;
MS-1610. *%tS-1719. MS-1%S. US-Z369
Zuckermn. B.. IA-3033. JA-3306

8o

SUBJECT INDEX
ACCELERATORS
TN-1966-12
ACOUSTIC WAVES
Diffract ion
JA-2914
ADAPTIVE CONTROL
TR-442; JA-3142
AERODYNAMICS
Newtonian theory
TN-1965-32
AIC13M
TR-140
AIR
Density

ANTENNAS (Continued)
Elliptic
JA-3227
Feed
JA-2819
Haystack
JA-2833
Large aperture array
TN-1967-58
LES-1 and LES-2
TR-409
LES-4

JA-3367
AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL
TN-1 968-29
ALGOL
JA-3542
ALUMINUM
Chemisorption
JA-2781
Oxidation
JA-3004, JA-3083
Quantum chemistry
JA-3412A
X-ray form factor
JA-3467
ALUMINUM OXIDES
JA-3226
AMPLIFIERS
COJA-3299

JA-3338
Millimeter-wave
TN-1969-17
INoise temperature
TN-1966-59; JA-3006
Parabolic
JA-2734
Planar array
JA-3231
Radiation
TR-433
Radiation patterns
JA-2913
Satellite
TN-1967-17, TN-1967-29
Slot
TR-446; TN-1966-SZ; JA-2823B
U JA-3390
J-F
ANTIAIRCRAFT FIRE CONTROL
TR-109

TR-410, TR-415

Loop
TR-433
LPDA-433

Gallium arsenide
JA-2894
HF TR-428;
JA-2922A

ANTIFERROMAGNETIC RESONANCE
MS-1961
ANTIFERROMAGNETISM
JA-3260, JA-3421
ANTI-JAMMING SYSTEMS
TN-1966-44
APERTURE THEORY
TN-1968-32
ARCS
JA-2997
ARSENIC
JA-3237, JA-3400

Transistor
MS-2055
ANALOG COMPUTERS
JA-2646, JA-2650
ANISOTROPIC MATERIALS
JA-2763, JA-3278, JA-3289, JA-3312,
JA-3404; MS-1764
ANTENNAS.
Airborne
TN-1966-59
Arrays
JA-2913
Cassegrainian
TH-416; TN-1968-38
Coupin
TN1Computer
Coupling
TR-424
Cylindrical lens
TN-1967-47

ARSENIC COMPOUNDS
JA-2852
ASTRONOMY

program
TN-1969-42
ASTROPHYSICS
JA-3199
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Subject Index

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ATMOSPHERE
Calibration
Bib-31
Kwajalein
TN-1967-13, TN-1967-14
Turbulence
TN-1968-34
ATTITUDE CONTROL
TN-1968-24; JA-3258; Bib-23
AUDITORY PERCEPTION
TR-53
AUDITORY SIGNALS
TN-1966-50
AURAL PULSE COMPRESSION
JA-2773
AURORA
E-region
JA-3214
Effect on UHF signals
TR-148; JA-1448
Measurement
JA-3268
Photometry
JA-3046
AUTOMATIC CONTROL
JA-2990; MS-Z051

CADMIUM SULFIDE
TN-1967-52; JA-2932, JA-3266, JA-3359
CADMIUM TELLURIDE
JA-3080, JA-3086, JA-3220
CALIBRATION SPHERE
TN-1966-41; JA-3247
CASSEGRAINIAN SYSTEMS
TR-416
CESIUM COMPOUNDS
JA-3421, JA-3437; MS-2362A; Bib-33
CHARGED PARTICLES
TR-443
CHEMILUMINESCENCE
Q-14
CHIRP
JA-3397
CIRCUITS
Error-correcting
I TN-1967-27; JA-2961
Failure erasure
JA-Z808
Integrated
TN-1968-25
Single-gate
JA-3269
CLUTTER
JA-2795, JA-2892, JA-3291
COBALT CHROMITE
MS-2374
CODING
Channel
JA-2750, JA-2940
Encoding and decoding
TN-1967-45; JA-2650, JA-2809,
JA-2940, JA-3013
Sequential
JA-2809
COMMUNICATION SATELLITES
TN-1967-17; JA-2880, JA-2951; MS-2103
Signal processing
TN-1966-20
COMMUNICATIONS
Barankin bounds
TN-1969-20
Channels
TR-437, TR-447; JA-2709, JA-2750,
JA-2793, JA-2940, JA-2996
Optical
tical

BALLISTIC CLOUDS
TN-1966-35
BALLISTIC COEFFICIENTS
TN-1966-34
t AJA-2514A,
BALLISTIC RANGE
BARIUM COMPOUNDS
JA-3280
BATS
JA-2773
BISMUTH-ANTIMONY ALLOYS
JA-3441A
BISMUTH TELLURIUM SYSTEM
JA-3286o JA-3326
BUZZ SAW
TR-53

CADMIUM CHROMIUM SELENIDE
MS-1945
CADMIUM SELENIDE
JA-3266

TR-454

Phase measurements
JA-3061
8

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DECISION MAKING
TR-437

COMPUTERS
Compiler system
TN-1967-12
Component design
JA- 3095A
Digital-analog
JA-2779
Displays
JA-2983; MS-1920
Graphics
MS-2433
Haystack 490
TN-1966-40
On-line
TN-1969-5; MS-1518
Processing
TN-1967-19
Program supervisor
LM-78
Programs
TR-435; TN-1967-2, TN-1967-3,
TN-1969-42; JA-3262o JA-3542
T-49
TR-126
TX- 2
MS-2433
CONE-SPHERES
Radar scattering
TN-1966-47; JA-2744

DEMODULATOR
MS-2073
DIELECTRICS
JA-2647
DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
TN-1968-31
DIFFRACTION
JA-2914
DIGITAL FILTERS
JA-2999
DIGITAL SYSTEMS
TR-437; TN-1967-10, TN-1967-19;
JA-2612, JA-2635; MS-1518
DIODE SWITCH
JA305t
DIODES
Avalanche
TN-1969-31
Circuits
JA-3029, JA-3215
Computer
J-05 design
JA-3095A
Photovoltaic effect
JA-2897
Tunnel
TN-1966-17
DIPLEXERS

CONES
Scattering
JA- 3073

JA-2705
DIPOLES
TN-1966-32, TN-1967-24, TN-1968-11,
TN-1969-8; JA-2807, JA-2931, JA-3285,
JA-3383
DISCR IMINANTS
TN-1968-8

CONTROL SYSTEMS
Optimal
TR-442
Nonlinear
TN-t969-13; JA-3142
CONVERTERS
Digital-analog
JA-2779
COPPER
Optical properties
JA-3317A
COPPER-NICKEL ALLOYS
MS-2385
CRYSTAL GROWTH
JA-2653. JA-2916; MS-1657, MS-2307

DISPLAY SYSTEMS
TN-1966-24
DOPPLER RADAR
JA-2905, JA-3322
DUPLEXERS
TR-118
DUST PARTICLES
MS-1457

CYLINDERS
Gas flow
TN-1967-7

EARTH

DATA PROCESSING
ICBM system
TR-131

Dust belt
JA-2785; MS-1457
EARTH ALBEDO
TN-1966-53

DATA TRANSMISSION
TR-52

EARTHQUAKE WARNING
TN-1968-3
83

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ELECTROMAGNETIC WAVES
Diffraction
JA-2914
Scatter ing
katrn
TR-402. TR-419. TH-426;
TN-1966-47; JA-2980, JA-3019,
JA- 3253, JA-3456; M S- 4353

FERRIMAGNETIC MATERIALS
TN-1968-16; JA-3Z08. JA-3383; MS-1961
FERRITE DEVICES
JA-2780; NIS-1t766

FERRITES
Magnetostriction
JA-3100
Properties
JA-3289

ELECTRON BEAMS
TNII969-2
ELECTRON GAS
JA-2875
ELECTHON SPIN WAVES

Thermal conductance
JA-3050
FERROMAGNETIC MATERIALS
JA-3103; MS-41Z6, MS-1746. MS-i747
FIELD-EFFECT DEVICES
JA-2798

1JA-3497

ELECTRON TRANSITIONS
.1A-2s72
ELECTRONIC COMPONENTS
Surface resistivity
TN-1965-41
ELECTRONIC MODULE
iLMtl-64-4

FILTERS
Band-pass
TH -444
Z, JA-3292,
DigitalN-969-9; JJA-3305, JA-3388, JA-3428
Impulse response
JA-3307
Kalman
TN-1967-6
Linear
JA-2972
Matched
TN-1968-21, TN-1969-7
Mismatched
TNo1969-6
Nonlinear

ELECTRONS
Kinetic equations
JA-2900
Magnetic
=-MS1954
Observations
TN-1966-64
Radar determination
JA-2970
ENERGY BAND TIIEORY
TR-415
EPHEMERIDES
Radar determination
JA-2893FLIP-FLOPS
EUROPIUM MONOXIDE
JA-3387, JA-3470
EXTRATERRESTRIAL LIFE
JA-2987

RC

JA-3453

TN-1968-26
JA-2906
FORTRAN
TN-1967-2
FOURIER TRANSFORM
JA-3235, JA-3422
FREQUENCY SYNTIIESIS
TN-1968-12

F9C
TR-88
FASTABU L
TN-1967-3
FERMI LIQUID
JA-3335

FUNCTIONS
Ambiguity

TN-1969-i6

Eigenfunctions
TN-1967-15

FERMI SURFACES
JA-2774, JA-2967

FURNACE
JA-3225

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J

6J

O-Subject

Index

SALLI'UM ArI.MO.DE
JA-2937

4JA-869,

TR-90, TH-96

GALLIUM ARSENIDE
JA-Zf72SA JA-2894, JA-2962. JA-3060.
JA-3t34A. JA-3276, JA-3329. JA-3336.
JA-34Z6, JA-3468; MS-Z340

HELICONS
JA-3097
HYDROGEN LINES
JA-310Z

GALLIUM SELENIDE
MS-1608

HYDROXYL GROUP
Maser model

GARNETS
JA-3316, JA-3346
GAS GAS
FLOW
19FLOW

JA-2847; MS-tT19
Radio observation
JA-2836, JA-Z858. JA-2926,
JA-3033, JA-3145, JA-3263,
JA-3308, JA-3340, JA-3465;
MS-2249, MS-2383
HYPERSONIC WAVES
HYPESONI
WS
JA3485 MS-2240
HYSTERESIGRAPH
TN-1968-272

TN-1967-7
GERMANIUM
Copper-doped
JA-3I34A
Electroreflectance
JA-2869
Fine structure
JA-30&5
Impurities
JA-Z903
Optical properties
MS-1857
Zinc-doped
JA-2955
GOLD
.JA-2928

ICBM
TR-127. TR-128. TR-131
ILMENITES
JA-3068, JA-3069
IMAGE TUBES
JA-3148

GRAPHIC DISPLAY
TN-1967-1; MS-1765
GRAPHITE
JA-3256;
GROUP IIl-V
JA-2548,
JA-Z832
GROUF IV-VI
JA-137;

•

INDIUM ANTIMONIDE
TN-1967-33; JA-2869, JA-2891, JA-2921.
JA-Z927, JA-2946, JA-2962, JA-2989.
JA-3025, IA-3074, JA-3085, JA-3091,
JA-3104, JA-3126, JA-3139, JA-3230,
JA-3270, JA-3350, JA-3369. JA-3442;
MS-1609, MS-1612

MS-1Z93
ALLOYS
JA-Z525, JA-2579, JA-2581.

INDIUM
ARSENIDE
TN-1967-33

ALLOYS
MS-Z349

INDIUM TELLURIDE
JA-Z7ZSA, JA-2989
INFORMATION
THEORY
IFRAINTER
8JA-2646, JA-Z709, JA-2750,
JA-32t7.
JA-3298
INFRARED CONVERTER

HARTREE-FOCK
THEORY
~~~~JA-2B73
HAYSTACK RADAR
TN-1966-24
Antenna reflector surface
TN-1968-7
Bibliography
Bib- 36
Computer control
JA-2833
Orion A
JA-3257
Pointing system
TN-1966-15. TN-'..66-55.
TN+I966-56, TN- 1969-21; JA-3290

JA-3025
INFRARED DETECTION
JA-3078. JA-3427
INFRARED DETECTORS
JA-2946. JA-3295
INFRARED MODULATORS
JA-3394; MS-2359
INTERFEROMETERS
JA-2848; MS-2368

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'

7 I 1..

.

..

-

. .. . ' ..

. ...-

Subject Index
LASERS (Continued)
Pulsed

INTERiFEROMETH
TR-441. TR-414; JA-3O98; NIS-2057

QuArtz

INTERNATIONAL COLLOQUIUI
ON

]

i

M]AGNETIC
JA-r

Qartz

FILMS (TIIIIID)

.1A-2508i

JA-346R,
JA-3371,
JA-3273. MS-1702,
JA-3240, JA-3507;
MS-1726, MS--7 049

F

*IA-2883,

LCAO (Linear Combination of Atomic

JA-3138

Orbitals)I

Scattering

TR-435

JA-3362

IONOSPHERIC
TR-94
i

;

Inx

Suegion

Jh~i--re"giemooduto
IC)MA)SPIETI

;

10

LEAD PYROCHORES
JA-3436
RUTIIENATE

SCATTER

lKLY
STRONS
LYTON-165
TN165
K'.ALAI.EIN

~LEAD
TN-196-54JA-29854

LEAD
SELENIDE
JA-2978

:

LEAD) SUBSTRATE
JA-3379, JA-3486

Atmosphere
JA- 3054

LEA!) SULFIDE
.1A-2944
LEAD TELLURIDE
JA-2968, JA-3155

LANTHANUM COMPOUNDS
JA-2837, JA-2948. JA-3049,
JA-3108, JA-3353; MS-4956
LARGE APERTURE SEISMIC ARRAY (LASA)
SEISMIC ARRAY

LEAD-TIN CdIAI.CO(;ENII)i"S
.sA-3140, JA-3320
LEA)-TIN-SELENIIM ALLOYS
IA-2923, JA-2963A, JA-3437.
.SA-3300, JA-3463, JA-3507

LASER BEAMS
JA-3213

.

JA-3t96,

LE.AD-TIN-TELLUIIUNMI
JA-3449

LASERS
Cadmium sulfide
I A-2932
Carbon dioxide
TR-464; JA-3162, JA-3491,
JA-3273, 3A-3389
Effects
JA-349t
Gaseous
.TA-2994A. JA-3038; MS-1554
Infrared
JA-3240; MS-2049
Injection
JA-Z728A; MS-IIT0A
Lead selenide
IA-3219
Lead sulfide
JA-2827
Lorentzian line shape
JA- 3476

LEAP
JA-326Z
LENSES
Crossed-cylinder
JA-3143
LESTR-2
TN-1968-19
LIGFT
Detection
.JA-30t1A
Scattering
JA-2964
LIGHT PEN
JA-2983
LIGHT PULSES
JA-3065. JA-3304

.4
86

ASS

Subject IxeX
(LESi

NfAE)
MAI;NETIc FtL.MS
TN-1967-4;JA-3058,

and
II;S-ZJA-3047,
,IA-29oR; .MS-zi0o
iIA-2647
SLES~I
and
t

,

TR-409

SU ES- 4

TN--4tn,

MS-234R
T1-415

IE'-S-5
TH-4%1; T"N-1968-I8,
I.ES3-6

TN-1969-2?

TR-459, TR-465;
TN-0196..'o .ACNL-,rism
ATS-zsii
mm
NCoIs EXPEI•MENTAL
TERM I N.,AO.
,r
Tft-431; 1 N-1966; JA-28o9, JA-28oAMX"S-Z lNt LINCOIN 3 3
•,\AND
LNoS-h695
-XI-s- Z51

JA-3177,
JA-2818JA-3211.

4ES-Z
-4
MS-2388

MAGNETIC MATERIAI..JA-3063, )A-3068, *1A~3343; MS-1815
MAGNETIC RESONANCE
JA-2778, SA-3069.
JA-3274; MS-194
5
M

JA-34i4;

Mt.S%-4791

35-2380
Ieisenberg

JA-3313;
JA-285 3, *IA-2907,
MS-1746 JA-3090,
MS-1747,
MS-2039. MS-2437
MANGANESE AtISENIDE
JA-29o9, JA-3311
MANGANESE COMPOUNDS
1S
C

AITHIIU'M FERIITES
JA-3351
L
-APS
LM-60

L O-BF
E N TZ G RO U p

O MP O UNt

JA-2787A, L0RF;\'Tz
JA-2788 JA-2871,
moupMS..IA-297,
IA-2981
LORENTZ MICRoSCopy
TN-1967-2t- JA-3039 JA-3166;
MS.-1947
LO
ALTITUI)E TARGETS
TR-105, TII-147

1176
MANGANOUS
FLuO3I3IES
BiA-P33
AN-9.
TN-1967-24
MAuI
lopogra py
.A-3325
MASERS

CRATER
LUN.,ti
LUNA-4ATE
-TA-314iAttenuator
LUNAR EPIlE.lERIS
JA'3168
L UNA
.R RADAR
JA-3356

0A11 aor
).IAf - 349
.1A-3490
MASS SPECTROSCOPy

LUNAR IIEFLECTIONS
JA-2943

JA-Z508,
M-'ATHfEMATICS
JA-3082, JA-2887, JA-3D76

IA-3132, JA-3323,
JA-3422

,

MATfLr ALGEBIIA
TN-1967-5y; JA-291o

MAGNESIUM COMP)OUNDS
Optical properties
Optial-pror
MAGNESIUM
OXA-.3283;
MAGNESI-2NI
OXIDE

MSiEMOj)y DfV ICFs
TN-1967.4; JA-266 , JA-2986,
JA-3047, JA-3058, 2-'A-32nt,
MS-21 4 5
MEiCURNy CHALCOGENIDES

JA-2796
MAGNETIC DEVICE.S
JA-7238
MAGNETIC
FIE-'2
MNS-2C23

M

JA- 2509
A-YPNE

MERCURY.

PLANET

JA-28z5, JA-2899; MS-191
4
MERCURY SELENfDE
.IA-3087;
IS-2009

87

,

A

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4

.

MPmCURY TELLURIDE
JA-2977, JA-2998
MERCURY VAPOR
.- A-3469
METALS
Boltzmann equation
JA-3358
Particle excitations
_JA-2790
Photoluminescence
JA-3365
Surfaces
JA-3190
METEOR ECh1OES
MS-1 330
MICROSONIC WAVES
.IA-3431
MICHOSOUND
TN--68-36CIRCUITS

•

i

iM

M1CROSTRIP
JA-3293, JA-3294
-MICROWAVE CIRCUITS
S-1731
MICROWAVES

IA-3374

"-Breakdown
TN-1966-48
MISSILE TRAJECTORIES
TN-1966-49
MODIE, ATMOSPHERE
TN-1967-13, TN-t967-14
MODULATORS
Infrared
JA-3394; MS-2359
MOONTN-1966-t8
MOON
Radar echoes
JA-2943, MS-1354, MS-1847
Radio echoes
JA-2765
Surface measurements
JA-3141, JA-3178
•OS JA-3148
SMOTION
Phase-center
SMOTOR

_

Subject Index

TN-1967-35
RESPONSE
MOTORRESPS741
MOVING TARGET INDICATORS
TR-t49

SMULTIPLIERS
JA-2885.

388

JA-2959

NEODYMIUM COMPOUNDS
JA-2973
NETWORK THEORY
TR-155; JA-2966
NICKEL
JA-3052
Band structure
MS-1359
NICKEL-IRON FILMS
MS-1764
M
NICKEL OXIDE
JA-3 306
NIOBIUM COMPOUNDS
JA-28ii
NOISE
City
JA-3006
Electromagnetic
JA-2863
ELF
Pseudo
Pseudo
-IIS-2306
Radio

JA-3053

Shot-noise
JA-2694
NONLINEAR SYS'EMS
TA-299o
NON-METALS
.A-3284
NORSAR
NORSA
I
TN-1969-10
NUCLEAR EXPLOSIONS
Detection
TNS. 966tie
Ties
TN-1969-3

(OH GROUP
JA-2836, JA-2847. JA-z85s, JA-2926,
JA-3033, JA-3145, JA-3259, JA-3263,
.A-3308, JA-3340, JA-3465; MS-t179,
MS-z249, MS-2383
OPTICAL FILMVS
JA-2658, JA-3430
OPTICAL INSTRUMENTS
JA-2878
OPTICS
Nonlinear
JA-3185

V

4

Subject Index
ORBITING SOLAR OBSERVATORY (OSO)
TR-418

PIIOTOLUMINESCENCE
JPt -3365

ORION A
JA- 3257

PHOTONS
JA-2889. JA-2942

ORION B
JA-3376
ORION NEBULA

PLANETARY ORBITS
TH-4Z5; .IA-3128; MS-1156A,
PLASMAS

JA-3064, JA-3102

Generation
JA-2652; MS-i 554
HIigh temperature
JA-3024
POLARONS
JA-2927, JA-3123, JA-3126, JA-3223,
,IA-3255, JA-3304, JA-3474; MS-1609
POLYNOMIALS
TN-1966-34

OSCILLATOIS
Gunn
JA-3134A
Stability
TN-196g-r
OXIDES
Metal
JA-3460
OXYGEN
Atomic scattering
JA-2796

PORCUPINE
TR-97, TB-lOS
PRESS
LM-56

PARAMETRIC AMPLIFIERS
JA-2942, JA-3095A

PULSARS
JA-3302

PARTICLE MECHANICS
iVIS-1457, MS-4859B

PULSE TRAINS
.IA-Z992

PEJMALLOY
JA-3196

PU LSE TRANSMISSION
JA-3171

PEROVSKITES
JA-3021, JA-3260, JA-3281
PERTURBIATION THEORY
TA-2879B
PIIASE-LOCKEI)
TN-1968-5

MS-i658

QUANTUM ELECTRONICS
JA-2900,
JA-3313; MS-14zz,
MS-1558, .IA-3267.
.MS-2221

LOOPS

QUANTUM MECHANICS
MS-185911, MS-2437,

PHASE MEASUREMENT
JA-3061

QUARTZ
JA-2886,

TA-3348,

MS-2438

JA-3423

PIIASE SHIFTERS
JA-Z706A
RADAR
Barankin bounds
TN-1969-20

PHIOENIX
TH-52
PHIONONS
JA-3028,

JA-3149; MS-2228,

Chirp
TN-1966-54
Doppler systems
TR-147, TR-4a0; JA-2905
Early warning systems

MS-222

PH OTOCONDUCTORS
Ge:Cu

JA-2912

TR-127, TR-1Z8

PLIOTODIODES
JA-34Z6

Ground -wave
TR-87
Haystack
(see also HAYSTACK IRAHAR)
TR-457; JA-3290; Bib-36
Injection laser
JA-2728A
Low-altitude
TR-125

P1!OTOGRAIIHY
Animation
MS-2440
Hfigh speed
,1S-2l78

89

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Index

RA DAR (Continued)

RADOMES

Lunar
J A-3350
Millstone
TR-430; LM-51,

Bib-I5-2
Sphere-cone
TN-1968-17
T

LM-53; Bib-36

Monopulse

RAIN

JA-3251
Ranges
JA-3147
Shielding
JA-2795
Shipborne

TR-426; TN-1966-63,
JA-2804
RAMAN OSCILLATOR
JA-3107

TN-1968-33;

1-AMAN SCATTERING

JA-2988, JA-3026, JA-3060

TR-149
T-49

RAMAN SPECTRA
.TA-2832, JA-'3445; MS-2236A. MS-2389
RARE EARTH GARNETS
JA-3346

TR-126
RADAR ASTRONOMY
JA-2797? JA-2893, JA-2899, JA-2943,
JA-3102, JA-3116, JA-3128, JA-3141,
JA-3165, JA-3168, JA-3178, JA-3183
JA-3198, JA-3207, JA-3245, JA-3489;
MS-1156A, MS-1354, MS-1484, MS-1658,
MS-2279, MS-2444

JA-3T54
REDUNDANCY
'iN-1967-27; JA-2961,

RADAR CROSS SECTIONS
TR-4AC; TN-1966-32

RE-ENTRY VEHICLES
Radar cross sections
TR-294

RADAR
LOCATIONRE
TR-4ZZ

lITYT
OY
T11EORV
RELA'IJ:1ITY
TR-425; TN-I966-23;

RADAR MAPPING
TN-1966-35

JA-2976

JA-3243

RECEIVERS
RADAR
TH-420

RESONATORS
JA-3293
R
RHIENIUM
Isotope effect

RADAR TARGETS
TR-122

IA- 3187
RIIENIUM COMPOUNDS

RADAR TELESCOPES
TR-445

JA-3049
RHENIUM OXIDE

RADAR WAVEFORMS
JA-Z892

JA-3044
RIIENIIJM TRIOXIDE

RADIATION EFFECTS
TR-403; TN-1967-20, JA-2683, JA-2849,
JA-2991; MS-1697, MS-2f7Z

JA-3197
RING CIRCULATOR
TH-429; JA-2901; MS-1573A

RADIO ASTRONOMY
JA-3064, JA-3257, JA-3373,
JA-336. ,IA- 3493

ROTATION GROUP
JA-2655
RUBIDIUM COMPOUNI)S

RADIO MAPPING
JA-3257

4

JA-2778, JA-3249, JA-3280, JA-3347,
JA-3421; MS-1955, MS-2389; Bib-33

RAI)IO TELESCOPES
TR-445

SAGE

RAI)IOM ETRY
JA-3277

Ileight-findor
TR-90

RADIOTELETY PE SYSTEMS
TR-88. TR-94

SAMPLING
JA-2982, JA-3363, JA-3364

90

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"SATELLITES
*

SEMICONDUCTORS

Attitude control
TN-1968-24
Bibliography
TR-450
Communication
JA-3381
Danmping

Binary
JA-2637
Conferences
JA-2975
Gunn effect
JA-3086
Light scattering
,A-3t86
Magneto-optical effects
.JA-Z518, JA-2525, JA-2890,

SIA-3109
SFrequency synthesizer
GeTN-t968ti2

G~eosynchronization

JA-3091; MS-1611

TR-432; JA-3±58, JA-3434
Navigation
TN-tq66-46, TN-4967-I1,
TN-1967-18
Orbits
JA-3205
Hadar tracking
TN-1966-61

Plasmons
MS-2336
Quantum effects
JA-Z581
Radiation effects
TN-1967-20; JA-2849, JA-2890;
MS-1611
Raman scattering
MS-2236A

Signal system

JA-2713
Stationkeeping
JA-3113
Synchronous
TN-i968-t0;

*!

Transitions
JA-2918, JA-2920
Transport theory
JA- 2747
SEMI-METAIS

IA-3258, JA-3434

SCATTERING TIIHEOR
JA-2867

JA-2890
SEQUENCES

SEA CLUTTER
TR-96

TN-1969-23; JA-3013
SEQUE
ENTIAL IJ(COI)LRI

SECONDARY

TN-1967-45

EMISSION

,1A-3002, JA-3029,

JA-3111

SEISMIC ARRAY
TN-1967-z2,
TN-4967-30,

SHELLS
Paraboloidal
I,\-60

TN-1968-23.

TN-1969-24; 1M1-64-2, LM-64-3,

SHOCK WAVES

LM-64-4, IM-64-5; JA-2643, JA-2649,
.IA-2651, .IA-Z834, JA-3±93, 11S-1404,
A1S-1934, MS-1935

IA-27581
SHUTTER
JA-2843

Design for Norway

SIGNALS

TN-1968-4

Detection

Noise
TN-1968-15
Signal processing
TN-1967-50

TR-66
Nonlinear
dA- 3242
Processing
Hook
SILICON
Energy bands
JA-2939
Impurities
,1A-2988
Optical properties
MS-1857
lRaman
scattering
JA-Z988

SEISMIC DATA
TN-1967-44, TN-l968-t4; .A-3o3Z,
JA-3071; MS-4990
SEISMIC NOISE
JA-3236
SELENIt M

JA-2879, JA-2965

JA-3206

SEIENII.M CO.MPO)UND)S
T.A-3447

Sulfur donors
.MS-1610

91

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Subject Index
SILICON CARBIDE
3A-341
SPEECH
SILICON
DIOXIDE
JA-3393
SILICON-T..rr.'rv
.IA-3210
SILVER

t

11

Analysis
JA-3334;
Intelligibility
SNSTE.M

TN-1967-9
Atch
JA-3433
ti
Recognition
JA-3159
SPEECH COMPRESSION

JA- 3474
SIA-33iC8

4
JA-3056
,JA-332o

SPIIEnEs
Back~seattering
TH-414; JA-2870I3,
JA-3172

SOILS
IIypersonic
Electromagnetic propagation
TN-196k-30
SOLAR CELI,S
TN-.1967- 5 2; JA-3359
SOLAR PLASMAS

TN-1966-Z6

__

JA-3196
SPINE LS

-MS-2444
SOLID STATE PIhYSICS
Electronic motions
1 , MS--184- 1 1
Reflection measurements
A - 2 8 78

JA-2993,

"M"1S-1814""A-SOLDS

[J

[TNI-1967-33;

JA-3070;

MS-1943

IS-1657

JA-280o, JA-2907
Magneto-optical properties
JA-3264. JA-3-469.
JA-3400, JA-3449; MS-1394
Transport processes

STAmh
1M-48
STATISTICAL
ANALYSIS
JA-2645

JA-2747
SOU NDlNG ROCK ETS
JA-2851
SPAC,
NAVIG;ATION
TN-I966-46,
TN-1967-11
SPACE
VEHICLES
Control
systems
TN-1967-1 6 , TN-1967-1
Internal environment
_MS-1923
SPECTRAL LINES
T13-441; MS-2057

TA-3066,

ThioJA-3o75
SelenJJA - 3 4 4 7
Vanadium

"SLExpansion
l

.IA-3031,

JA-30 5 4 , JA-3120
Scattering
TR-436; TN-1967-31; JA-2870B
SPIN WAVE RESONANCE
JA-28o5, JA-31 , JA-31
5 0
5 6 , JA-3176,

SOLALR SYSTEM

_.-

M -02
MS-Z022

.

lIJIEReco

SIN(;i.c CII't5rALs
.'A-z208, .I-A3266,
SA1001-1imI.
Q-5I

MS-Z010.

STRIP TRANSMISsION LINES
L MS 73
SU LtFUR fDRIJIA
JA-3373
SUPERCONI)UCTIVITY

6

.1A-z8i i
SUL'FACE PEIENOXIENA
.IA-2774, JA-2781, .JA-2786

Rev. 1

SWITCdES
Diode
i
NA-R730

SPECTROGRAP

SWiTCIING7 CIRCUITSM
MS-157Z

Reduction
-1.1A-324!
SPECTIut:l ANAI.YSIS

SWITCIIING TIIEOIIy
Book
Sý %POSIA
TH-402

JA-3392

92

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Subject Index

"T49rADE
1.lX-54

TR-126
TA BILL.ES
Scattering
iTN-1967-54

THAI ECTORIIES
Radar coordinates
TN-I967-25

FACT ICAL TiR[ANSMISSION SyStEM

"'I'IA.lEC'T()HY ANAI,YSIS PROGRAM (TRAP)
IN-1967-48

'F1N-i969-4
Tt:LII:1 i'linY
TN-1968-19

TIuANSt: .CEHS
.IA-3406
TIRANSISFORS

I ,SCOPES
ES
TH-418, TR-445
'I Y ISI(P
Signal-to-noise ratio
Signal-4969-noi 2at*o?.TA-2683,
T

Circuits
TN-1966-17
Radiation effects
JA-Z849, .IA-2994;

T-N-1969-12

MS-1697,

'ELSIA

RII)ES
IA-3286
"l't,'l.l .1I [ L M

TRANSITION METAl. COMPOUNDS
JA-2918, .IA-2920, IA-3192, IA-3218;
NIS-t481, A13-1629A

S •,IA-3119

TRANSMISSION LINES
TR-440, JA-2966. JA-3294

TItI'I MAL SELF-FOCUSING
.IA-3386
TIIERCMOI'LECTRIC
Book

TRANSPORT COEFFICIENNTS
JA-2747

EFFECTS

TRIODES
.IA-3226

TI 1-CR\II)G;AI A\ ANO(1A(;NETIC
oL) I. .ICIENTS
.A-3417

TIHOPIOSCATTEIR
TN-1969-15

TI I ER MI)AtN EPI.TI(DE'VICES
.JA-S048
TIII:lRMOMAC;NETIC
Blook

MS-2272

SCATTER

TSUNAMI WARNING
TN-1967-58

E1I,'E(:TT

TU NNIELING
TN-4966-i7; .IA-3344

"TIIICK FILMS
TN-1968-13
T'IIN VILMS
Anisotlropy
JA-3278
Magnetic properties
JA-3194. IA-3278; MS-1t28,
MIS-1777
T l.IU
TI N TELRIDE
,tA-3155

UPPER ATMOSPIHERE
TN-1966-48

TITANIUM
.IA-3160AI,LMU)S
TITANIUM OXII)E
.IA-3i95, IA-3303

VAN ALLEN BELT
JA-3003
VANADIUM OXIIDE
3IA-2920

TITANII Il SC.-SQIO()XID)E
,IA-3018; MS-1958

\ AIBACTOI S
,IA-2784, JA-2959,

TIRA-CKING

"TN-1967-8

3A-3041A, .IA-3272,
\IS-1718, MIS-2105

Nonlinear systems
JA-2990

93

JA-Z97T.

JA-3027,

.i.-3333, .I'\-3391;

Subject Index
VENUS

WEAPNS SYSTEMS

Axial rotation

TW-1o5
- 0

M S- 49 144T

Radar echoes

WEST FOPI)
3A-2807
WIENER MODEL
TN-1967-34

TR-444, TR-456; .TA-2797,
JA-2840, JA-2899, .1A-3153,
.IA-3165,
JA-3287,

JA-3198, JA-3245,
JA-3489; MS-2279

Resonance rotation

WIRE

.IA-3057

ScatterIng
TN-1967-59; JA-3154
WIRING
MS-2144

VITAL.
TN-1967-1 2
VOCODER
TN-1967-9; JA-?sz5, JA-3193

WAKES
fNypersonic

X-RAY DIFFRACTION ANALYSIS

.IA-31zO
0A-?796
Ionized
.A-3146
WATER X APOR
.TA-3493
JA-3291

YTTRIUMx CCMPOUNDS
A-3404

JA-329s

J

WAVEGU'I)E ARCS
IA-3233
WAVE(;UII)E TUNEH
.IA-3136
WA VDesign
G UIDES

ZINC SULFIDE
JA-2827

TR- 440
•IA-e706A
Rectangular

JA-3161
ZINCJA-30o3,
TELLURIDE
JA-338o
ZINC TELLURII-JE

Rod JA-3179

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