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"CONTENTS'

Quarterly

Technical

Summaries

1

Scmiannual

Technical

Summary Reports

to

Advanced

Research

Projects

Agency

I

Quarterly

Reports

2

Declassified

Quarterly

Progress

Reports

3

Technical Reports

5

Group

Reports

10

Technical

Notes

11

Journal

Articles

19

Meeting

Speeches

59

Lincoln

Manuals

69

Lincoln

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Reference

Bibliographies

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Index

of

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4

QUARTERLY TECHNICAL

SUMMARIES

GENERAL RESEARCH

DDC No.

DDC

No.

15

November

1966

AD-645776

15

May 1968

AD-670832

15

February

1967

AD.-650401

15

August

1968

AD-675291

15

Maiy

1967

A1)-654662

15

No%.ember

1968

AD-680221

15

August

1967

A])-658834

15

February

1969

AD-685213

15

N,,vember

1967

AD-664057

15

Way

1969

AD-690249

IS

Felbuary

1968 AD)-666712

15

Augusl

1969

AD-694054

SPACE

COMMUNICATIONS

DDC

No.

DDC

No.

15

September

1963

AD-433602

15

March

1967

AD-812567

15

December

1964

AD-456509

15

June

1967

AD-818213

15

March

1965

AD-461528

15

September

1967

AD-820967

15

June

1965

AD-468636

15

December

1967

AD-826016

15

September

1965

AD-473102

15

March

1968

AD-831081

15

December

1965

AD-477580

15

June

1968

AD-838299

15

March

1966

AD-480755

15

September

1968

AD-843053

15

June

1966

AD-486272

15

December

1968

AD-846887

15

September

1966

AD)-802943

15

March

1969

AD-851886

15

December

1966

AD-806010

15

June

1969

AD-856179

SEMIANNUAL

TECHNICAL

SUMMARY

REPORTS

TO

ADVANCED

RESEARCH

PROJECTS

AGENCY

GRAPHICS

SEISMIC DISCRIMINATION

DDC

No.

DDC No.

30

November

1966

AD-643821

31

December

1966

AD-646677

31

May

1967

AD-653191

30

June

1967

AD-657327

30

November

1967

AD-663728

31

December

1967

AD-664872

31

May

1968

AD-671125

30

June

1968

AD-673354

30

November

1968

AD-679991

31

December

1968

AD-682297

31

May

1969

AD-689782

30

June

1969

AD-691434

*1

QUARTERLY

REPORTS

SOLID

STATE

RESEARCHI

DDC

No.

DDC

No.

1966:2

AD-639064

1968:i AD-66876z

4966-3

AD-641498

1968:2

AD-672961

1966:4

AD-647688

1968:3

AD-678534

1967:1

AD-651065

1968:4

AD-681141

1967:2

AD-656548

1969:1

AD-687100

1967:3

AD-661275

1969:2

AD-690997

1967:4

AD-665465

RADIO

PHYSICS

1

AND

ASTRONOMY

OPTICS

RESEARCH

DDC

No.

DDC

No.

1965:1

AD-629923

1969:1

AD-855883

1966:1

AD-645324

I

.1

I

2!

DECLASSIFIED

QUARTERLY

PROGRESS

REPORTS

DIVISION

2

AIRCRAFT

CONTROL

AND

WARNING

DDC

No.

DDC

No.

I

June

1952

ATI-172737

15

May

1956

AD-110280

15

August

1954

AD-45743

15

November

1956

AD-137601

15

November

1954

AD-55744

15

February

1957

AD-147495

15

February

1955

AD-63562

15

May

1957

AD-150884

15

August

1955

AD-79340

15

August

1957

AD-110020

15

February

1956

AD-100344

DIVISION

3

COMMUNICATIONS

AND

COMPONENTS

DDC

No.

DDC

No.

15

October

1954

AD-51986

15

July

1955

AD-77139

15

April

1955

AD-71339

DIVISION

4

RADIO

PHYSICS

DDC

No.

DDC

No.

15

January

1961

AD-256491

15

February

1964

AD-433769

DIVISION

4

WEAPONS

DDC

No.

DDC

No.

15

August

1954

AD-44515

15

February

1955

AD-640%4

15

November

1954

AD-52054

DIVISION

5

INFORMATION

PROCESSING

DDC

No.

DDC

No.

15

March

1959

AD-214566

15

March

1963

AD-405575

15

June

1959

AD-2Z5649

3

-*

TECHNICAL

REPORTS

TR

No.

DDC

No.

2

Some

Mathematical

Remarks

I.

Reed

19

Dec.

1951

ATI-t65903

on

the

Boolean

Machine

3

Use

of

a

Delay-Line

Memory

T.

F.

Rogers

21

Feb.

1952

ATI-165380

to

Reduce

Radar

Pulse-Type

L.

A.

Ames

Interference

(Wildcatting)

J.

A.

Dumanian

4

A

Moving-Coordinate

Radar

F.R.

Naka

20

Mar.

1952

ATI-165374

Display:

Operator Limitations

B. B.

Welles

5

Multiplexing

a

Radio

Teletype

B.

J.

Pankowski

16

May

1952

ATI-168857

System

Using

a

Random

Car-

rier

and

Correlation

Detection

6

Echo-Box

Pulse

Doppler

Radar

L.

D.

Smullin

6

May

1952

ATI-172738

R.H.

Fox

52

Project

Phoenix:

A

Rapid

J.

M.

Jarema

16

July

1954

AD-53351

Data-Transmission

System

J.

L.

Breitbord

J.

F.

Leary

53

An

Application

of

Aural

Presen-

A.

S.

Soltes

30

July

1954

AD-42958

tation:

Preliminary

Report

of

J.

I.

Elkind

Project

Buzz

Saw

P.

H.

Baldwin

W.

H.

Huggins

J.

C.

R.

Licklider

66

Digital Detection

of

Signal

in

1.S.

Reed

10

Sept. 1954

AD-52554

Noise

G.

P.

Dinneen

87

Flight

Tests

of

the Ground-

C.

A.

Stutt

31

Aug. 1956

AD-

98864

Wave

Radar

S.

J.

Fricker

M.

L.

Stone

R.

P.

Ingalls

W.T.

Quinn

88

Performance

of

the

Lincoln

P.

E.

Green,

Jr.

28

Oct.

1955

AD-80345

F9C

Radioteletype

System

90

Final

Report

on

the

Develop-

P.

B.

Sebring

4

Aug.

1955

AD-82489

ment

of

SAGE

Height-Finder

Remoting

Equipment

94

A

Frequency-Shift Teletype

J.

Granlund

25

Aug.

1955

AD-82490

System

for

Ionospheric

D.

J.

Gray

Scatter

Circuits

W.

E.

Morrow,

Jr.

96

Height

Finding

Over

the

Sea

N,

I.

Durlach

29

Aug.

1955

AD-79412

with

UHF

Radar

Using

Multi-

J.

Freedman

path

Propagation

M.

A.

Herlin

M. M.

Kessler

J.

Margolin

97

Miss-Distance

Measurements

E.

W.

Pike

7

Oct.

1955

AD-82488

on

the

Test

Firing

of

the

Porcupine

I-A

System

5

Technical

Reports

T

R

N

o

.

D

C N

o

.

•

",•DDC

go.

105

Porcupine

Low-Altitude

Division

4

7

Dec.

1955

AD-94715

Weapons

System

109

Model

Studies

on

Predicted-

E.

W.

Pike

8

Mar.

1956

AD-99322

Fire

Antiaircraft

Systems

J.

H.

Hurvitz

118

A

VHF

Gas-Tube

Duplexer

for

J.

W.

Meyer

4

May

1956

AD-100290

Long-Range

Radar

Application

E.

S.

Rosenblum

122

Cross

Polarization

of

Radar

W.

J.

Jones

31

Aug.

1956 AD-98865

Targets

at

X-Band

J. Margolin

125

A

Low-Altitude

Radar System

M.D.

Rubin

11

Apr.

1957

AD-147493

126

Phase

One

of

Joint

Lincoln

J.

R.

Sandison

7

Mar.

1957

AD-147499

Laboratory

-

Ordnance

Corps

S.

H.

Wright

Tests

of

T-49

Radar

and

R.

L.

Segal

Computer_

W.

J.

Wollenberg

127

A

Comparison

of

Selected

G. H.

Pettengill

13

Aug.

1956

AD-98862

[CBM

Early-Warning

Radar

D.

E.

Dustin

Configurations

128

A

Long-Range

Radar

Warning

M.

I.

Skolnik

15

Aug.

1956 AD-98863

System

for

the

Detection

of

Intercontinental

Ballistic

Missiles

131

An

Approach

to

the

Data-

P. B.

Sebring

23

Jan.

1957

AD-110013

Processing

Problem

for

an

ICBM

Warning

System

140

Status

Report

-

Lincoln

2

Jan.

1957

AD-150861

Laboratory

AICBM

Program

147

An

Automatic

Pulse-Doppler

J.

G.

Barry

30

Jan.

1957

AD-137713

Radar

for

Detecting

and

Tracking

Low-Altitude

Targets

148

UHF

Auroral

Observations

S.

J.

Fricker

13

Feb.

1957

AD-137714

R.

P.

Ingalls

M.

L.

Stone

S.C.

Wang

149

Clutter-Locked

MTI

for

Ship-

J. Margolin

18

Feb.

1957

AD-137715

board

Radar

D.

H.

Griffin

B.'H.

Labitt

207

A

Method

of

Pulse Compression

E. L.

Key

13

Aug. 1959

AD-235293

Employing

Nonlinear

Frequency

E.

N.

Fowle

Modulation

R.

D.

Haggarty

231

Sequential

Encoding

and

B.

Reiffen

12

Aug.

1960

AD-247612

Decoding

for

the

Discrete

Memoryless

Channel

257

Secondary

Emission

Charac-

A.

Vierstra

20

Feb.

1962

AD-274554

teristics

of

High-Power

R.

C.

Butman

Microwave-Tube Surfaces

6

I

iF

......

TB No.Technical

Reports

•"- ,•TH

No.

DDC

No.

294

Photo-Ionized

Cloud

as

Source

E.

L.

Murphy

17

Jan.

1963

AD-401310

for Decrease

in

Backscatter

Cross

Section

of

Re-entering

B3ody

307

The

Measurement

of

Electron

M.

Labitt

15

Apr.

1963

AD-407965

Density

in

the

Wake

of

a

Hlypervelocity

Pellet

Over

a

Six-Magnitude

Range

351

Beam

PulsetPleating

E.

Silverman

13

Apr.

1964

AD-443662

402

Scattering

of

Electromagnetic

J.

W.

Meyer

27

Sept.

1

965

A1)-487898

Waves.

A

Lincoln

Laboratory

G.

F.

Pippert

Symposium

R.T.

Presser

J.

Rheinstein

S.

L.

Borison

P.

C.

Fritsch

B.

Reiffen

J.

Ruze

"A.

J.

Bogush,

Jr.

T.

Hagfors

H.

1).

Kodis

J.

V.

Evans

.L.

i.

Chisholm

4i03

Effect

of

Electron

Irradiation

A.

G.

Stanley

3

Nov. 4965

AD-489617

on

Electronic

Devices

Supplement

3 Nov.

1965

AD-483434L

409

Switched-Beam

Antenna

R.

N.

Assaly

46

Dec. 1965

AD-489413

System

for

LES-t

and

LES-2

J.

B.

Hankin

L.J.

Hicardi

410

X-Band

Receiving

Antenna

M. 1.

Rosenthal

22

Dee.

1965

AD-482651

for

ILES-4

441

Theory

and

Design

Data

fur

J.

W.

Craig

24

Feb.

1966

A!)-642747

Uniformly

Dissipative,

Doubly

Terminated

llandpass

and

!.o,-pass

Filters

4i4

Backscatter

from Spheres:

.1.

Rheinstein

27

Apr.1966

AD-642547

Short

Pulse

View

415

X-Iand

Transmitting

Antenna

J,

B.

Rankin

28

Apr.1966

AD-801329

for

LES-4

416

Experimental

Study

of Sub-

F.

I.

Sheftman

23

Sept.

1966

AD-646225

reflector

Support

Structures

in

a

Onassegrainian

Antenna

418

Electronic

Instrumentation

of

W.

G.

Schmidt

9

May

1966

the

XI.I.T.

Gamma-Ray

Tele-

1).

H.

Galvin,

Jr.

scope for

the

Orbiting Solar

R.

W.

Rasche

Observatory

J.

K.

Roberge

F.

W.

Sarles,

Jr.

7

A

Technical

Reports

TR

No. DDC

No.

419

Radar

Scattering from

a

Low-

J.

H.

Pannell

27

May

1966

AD-489778..

Cross-Section

Shape

420

Application

of

Transversal

R.

C.

Yost

23

June

1966

AD-640892

A

Equalizer

to

Radar

Receiver

E.

B.

Smith

with

Emphasis

on

Doppler

Sensitivity

421

Large Aperture

Seismic

Array

P.

E.

Green,

Jr.

12

July

1966

AD-639197

Capabilities

R.

V.

Wood,

Jr.

422

Radar

Location

for

Complete

S.

D.

Ewing,

Jr.

15

Aug.

1966

AD-644826

Coverage

of

Representative

D.

Caldwell

Threat-Volumes

424

Mutual

Couprlng

in

Array

J.

L.

Allen

4

Oct.

1966

AD-648153

Antennas

B.

L.

Diamond

425

General

Relativity

and

Its

M.

J.

Tausner

7

Oct.

1966

AD-650730

Effects

on

Planetary

Orbits

and

Interplanetary

Observations

426

Microwave

Scattering

Param-

R.

K.

Crane

3

Oct.

1966

AD-647798

eters

for

New

England

Rain-

428

A

Theoretical

Analysis

and

1).

M.

Snider

7

Nov.

1966

AD-647799

Experimental

Confirmation

of

the

Optimally

Loaded

and

Over-

driven

RF

Power

Amplifier

429

Theory,

Design

and

Perfor-

S.

D.

Ewing,

jr.

17

Jan.

1967

AD-650582

mance

of

a

Ring

Circulator

J.

A.

Weiss

430

Millstone

Hill

Thomson

J.

V.

Evans

15

Nov.

1967

AD-668436

Scatter

Results

for

1964

431

The

Lincoln

Experimental

J.W.

Craig

21

Mar.

1967

AD-661

577

Terminal

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

432

Automatic

Satellite

A.

Braga-Illa

21

Mar.

1967

AD-815344

Geosynchronization

433

Radiation

Characteristics

of

A.

R.

Dion

14

Apr.

1967

AD-656345

Loop

Antennas

Excited

by

Transients

435

LCAO

Secular

Determinant

D.

Esterling

12

June

1967

AD-659749

Program

8

"-'1'I

I

Technical

Reports

TR

No.

DDC

No.

436

Short-Pulse

Scattering

by

a

S.

D.

Weiner

18

July

1967

AD-658836

Hemisphere

437

Decision-Feedback

Equalization

M.

E.

Austin

Ii

Aug.

1967

AD-664926

for Digital Communications

Over

Dispersive

Channels

438

LES-5

Triplexer

A.

Sotiropoulos

31

Aug.

1967

AD-823174

440

Design

of

Transmission

Lines

J.

Burchfiel

5

June

1968

AD-675145

and Waveguide

Structures

Using

the

Maximum

Principle

441

Spectral

Line

Interferometry

A.

E.

Rogers

16

Jan.

1968

AD-666038

and

Interferometer

Noise

Analysis

442

Time

Optimal

Control

for

a

N.

P.

Smith

2

Feb.

1968

AD-667521

Class

of

Common

Random

Disturbances

443

Charged

Particle

Radiation

A.

G.

Stanley

15

May

1968

AD-677284

Environment

in

Synchronbus

J.

L.

Ryan

Orbit

444

A

Radar

Interferometer

Study

A.

E.

Rogers

14

Feb.

1968-

AD-670167

of

Venus

at

3.8

cm

T.

Hagfors

R.A.

Brockelman

R.

P. Ingalls

J.1.

Levine

G.

H.

Pettengill

F.

S.

Weinstein

445

Design

Studies

for

a

440-

1.

G.

Weiss

20

Feb.

1968

AD-668474

Foot-Diameter

Radio

and

Radar

Telescope

446

A

Shallow-Cavity

UHIF

Crossed-

C.

A.

Lindberg

8

Mar.

1968

AD-672763

Slot Antenna

447

Parallel

Channels

Without

J.

Max

9

Apr.

1968

AD-673479

Crosstalk

450

The

Lincoln

Satellite

Tech-

H.

Sherman

12

June

1968

AD-679559

nology

Program

Through

D.C.

MacLellan

1

January

1968

- An

Annotated

P.

Waldron

Bibliography

451

Antenna

System

for

LES-5

M.

E.

Devane

18

July

1968

AD-684167

D.

J.

Frediani

B.F.

LaPage

M.

L.

Rosenthal

A.

Sotiropoulos

454

Optical Communication Through

H.

M.

Heggestad

22

Nov.

1968

Multiple

-Scattering

Media

9

I

r

T

ENo.

DDC

No.

i

455

Theory

of

Active

Nonreciprocal

W.

M.

Libbey

4

Feb.

1969

AD-691435

Networks

456

Reflection

Properties

of

Venus

R.

P.

Ingalls

6

Sep.

1968

AD-681467

at

3.8

cm

R.A.

Brockelvian

J.

V.

Evans

J. 1.

Levine

0.

H.

Pettengill

L. P.

Rainville

A.

E.

Rogers

SF.

S.

Weinstein

457

The

Microwave

System

of

the

C.W-

Jones

23

Oct.

1968

AD-685696

.Haystack

Planetary

Radar

459

LES-6

Triplexer

D.

R.

Bold

2

Dec.

4968

AD-686418

A.

Sotiropoulos

464

Effect

of

Diffusion

on

Gain

H.

A.

Haus

7

Feb.

4969

AD-689397

Saturation

in

CO

2

Lasers

C.

Freed

C.

P.

Christensen

465

LES-6

Antenna

System

R.N.

Assaly

40

Mar.

1969

AD-693197

M.

E•

Devane

lB.

F.

LaPage

M.

L.

Rosenthal

A.

Sotiropoulos

dll I

III

No.•

GROUP REPORTS

N

No.

DDC

No.

1964-29

A

Study

of

Radar

Clutter

in

G.

R.

Curry

25

May

1964

AD-441068

TRADEX

1965-6

Design

Aspects

of

Minimal-

W.

G.

Schmidt

9

Feb.

1965

AD-6142769

Power

Digital

Circuitry

D.E.

Chace

1965-12

El

Campo

Solar

Radar

Antenna

M.

E.

Devane

8

Feb.

1965

AD-62105o

ModificationI

1I

40/

¶1

TECHNICAL

NiOTES

TN

No

DDC

No.

1965-20

Analysis

of

Radiation

Effects

A.G.

Stanley

21

July

4965

AD-61

9387I

in

Telemetry

Circuits1

1965-32

A

Generalization

of

Newtonian

H.

Schneider

2

uy16 D487

S

I

a

196S-41

Some

Practical

Considerations

A.

H.

Kessler

13

June

1966

AD-63547Z

for

Reducing

the

Surface

Resis-

tivity

of

X-

Band

Componentsu

1966-12

Lincoln

Accelerator

Laboratory

C.

L.

Mack,

Jr.

Z

Sept.

1966

AD-639962

196b-15

Haystack

Pointing System:

P.

D.

Smith

10

Oct.

1966

AD-641641

Digital

Equipment

Organization

1966-17

High

Speed

Tunnel

Diode

Tran-

Y.

Cho

20

July

1966

AD-463895

sistor

Micr

ologic

Circuits

t0

Inlud

1

966-18

Topics

on

the

Cliculation

of

F.

L.

Ek

8

Feb.

1966

AD-488430

Atmospheric

Ionization

Fol-

lowing

Nuclear

Explosions

"1966-2o

A

Concise

Representation

of

Cer-

.U.

Maeusch

2

Mar.

1966

AD-479434

tain

T

'ypos

of

Signal

Processing

B.

Reiffen

S1966-235

in

Communications

Satellites

C966-23 Ao

mputer

Signal-

Processing

.

Gehrels

2

Sept.

1966

AI)-639733

Approach

for

the

Shapiro

Lu

G.

Kraft

Fourth

Tets

of

the

General

Theory

of

Relativity

1966-26

Soar

Plasma

Measrementsto

SfCr

.D.

Meuchar

21

July

1966 AI)-6379984

41966-24

Haystack

Display

Translator

S.

B.

Russell

10

Oct.

1966

AD-640914

4

l !

t966-26

Solar

Plasma

Measurements

J.

D.

McCarron

21

July

1966

A1-798,

1966-32

Cross

Sections

of

Two

Inde-

J.C.

Fielding

6

July

1966

AD-487439+I

pendently

Observed

Randomly

Oriented

Dipoles

1966-33

1

incoln

Experimental Terminal

N.

L.

Daggett

4

Aug.

1966

AD-638198

Timing

and

Frequency

Control

1966-34

"Matched"

Polynomial

Least-

H.

Schneider

26

July

1966

AD-637669

Squares

Fitting

and

Application

to

Real-Time

Ballistic

(noeffi-

cient

Estimation

1966-35

Prediction

of

Ballistic

Cloud

F.

C.

Schweppe

20

July

19t6

AD-487241

Trajectories

from

Radar

Maps

H.

K.

Knudsen

34

"1966-38

A

Study

of

the

Capability

of

a

1-.

W.

Briscoe

LASA

to

Aid

the

Identification

R.

M.

Sheppard

If

July

1966

AI)-637283

of

a

Seismic

Source

11

I

1i

Technical

Notes

TN

No.

DDC

No.

1966-40

General-Purpose

i/O

Channel

J.

E.

Gillis

10

Oct.

f966,

AD-641640

and

Interface

for

Haystack

A.

F.

Dockrey

490

Computer

S.

B.

Russell

1966-41

The

Quality

of

the

Lincoln

M.

L.

Burrows

22

Aug.

1966

AD-638442

Calibration

Sphere

1966-44

Anti-.Jam

Effectiveness

and

J.

Max

i5

Aug.

1966

AD-489779

System

Complexity

1966-46

Navigation

with

High-Altitude

T.

J.

Goblick,

Jr.

26

Aug.

1966

AD-643851

Satellites:

A

Study of Ranging

Errors

1966-47

A

Model

of

Radar

Scattering

S.

D.

Weiner

20

Oct.

1966

AD-646853

from

the

Cone-Sphere

1966-48

An

Investigation

of

the

Param-

A.

B.

Gschwendtner

9

Sept.

1966

AD-489843

eters

Affecting

Microwave

Breakdown

in

the

Upper

Atmosphere

1966-49 Maximum

Likelihood

Trajectory

A.

R.

Warwas

27

Oct.

1966

AD-642334

Determination from Radar

Data

S.

C.

Wang

1966-50

Signal

Processing

Character-

T.J.

Goblick.

Jr.

30

Sept.

1966

AD-645781

istics

of

the

Peripheral

R.

Pfeiffer

Auditory System

1966-52

Directivity

of

an

Array

of

Slots

L.

J.

Ricardi

10

Oct.

1966

AD-641959

on

the

Surface

of

a

Cylinder

1966-53

Survey

on

Earth

Albedo

L.

P.

Whitehill

11

Oct.

1966

AD-643649

1966-54

A

Preliminary

Study

of

Klystron

H.

M.

Heggestad

28

Dec.

1966

AD-646346

Distortion

in a

CHIRP

Radar

System

1966-55

Haystack

Pointing System:

Scan

W.R.

Crowther

I

Nov.

1966

AD-643171

1966-56

Haystack

Pointing

System: C.A.

Clarke

Z4

Oct.

1966

AD-641603

Radar

Coordinate

Correction

1966-59

Noise

Temperature

of

Airborne

G.

Ploussios

6

Dec.

1966

AD-644829

Antennas

at

UHF

1966-61

Autotracking

of

Satellites

from

P.R.

Longaker

7

Dec.

1966

AD-805353

the Ground

Through the

8

-

12

gm

J.

H.

Dennis

Atmospheric

Window

R.J.

Keyes

1966-61

Autotracking

of

Satellites

from

P.

R.

Longaker

13

July

1967

AD-819117

Supp.

I

the

Ground

Through the

8

-

12

FRm

J.H.

Dennis

Atmospheric

Window

R.

J.

Keyes

1966-63

Coherent

Pulse

Transmission

R.

K.

Crane

27

Dec.

1966

AD-646623

Through Rain

12

• I , oo . .I . .. .

TN

No. DDC

No.

1966-64

Observations

of

Inner

and

Outer

J.

L.

Ryan

28

Dec,

1966

AD-649139

Zone

Electrons

Since

December

V.

J.

Sferrino

1965

1967-1

Planar

Representations

of

Corn-

R.

M.

Esecker

6

Feb.

±967

All-

$i44133

piex

Graphs

1967-2

Three

Fortran Programs

That

N.

M.

Brenner

28

July

1967

AD-657019

Perform

the

Cooley-

Tukey

Transform

1967-3

FASTABUL

(A

Fast

Automatic

P.

L.

Fleck,

Jr.

6

Jan.

1967

AD-646207

STAtion

Bi-ULletin

Program)

1967-4

Magnetic

Film

Memory

C. G.

Ryan

6

Jan.

1967

AD-647209

Evaporation

System

1967-6

On

the

Equivalence

of

Lin-

M.

Athans

11

Jan.

1967

AD-646550

earized

Kalman

Filters

1967-7

Monte

Carlo

Simulation

of

the

A.

W.

Starr

18

Jan.

1)67

AD-647124

Flow

of

a

Rarefied

Gas

Around

a

Cylinder

1967-8

An

Approach

to

Target

Tracking

M.

Gruber

10

Feb.

1967

AD-654272

1967-9

Vocoded

Speech

in

the

Absence

A.J..

Goldberg

3

Apr.

1967

AD-651253

of

the

Laryngeal Frequency

13.

Gold.

Editor

1967-10

Operational

Low-Power,

low-

Ei.

C.

(ihace

24

Jan.

1967

AD-650779

to

High-Frequency

Digital

Cir-

cuit

Elements:

Refinements.

Characteristics

and

Developments

1967-11

Navigation

with

Hligh-Altitude

1),

L.

Snyder

6

Feb.

1967

AD-648828

Satellites-

A

Study

of

Errors

in

Position Determination

1967-12

VITAL

Compiler

-

Compiler

I..

F.

Mondshein

8

Feb.

1967

AD-649140

System

Reference

Manual

1967-13

Revision

of

the

Kwajalein

J.

E.

Salah

8

Feb.

1967

AD-808876

Atmospheric

Model

m

1967-14

Kwajalein

Standard

Atmosphere

J. E.

Salah

14

Feb.

1967

AD-808686

1967-15

A

Theorem

on

Spin-

T.

A.

Kaplan

24

May 1967

AD-652840

Eigenfunctions

W.

H.

Kleiner

1967-16

Stable

Equilibrium

Orienta-

J.

U.

Beusch

10

May

1968

AD-669806

Rev.

i

tion

of

a

Spacecraft

Which

Contains

a Momentum

Wheel

1967-17

Survey

of

Satellite

Communi-

A-

HI

Dion

18

May

1967

AD-661578

cation

Antennas

13

TN

No.

DDC

No.

1967-18

Navigation

with

High-Altitude

C.

D.

Sullivan

24

Feb.

1967

AD-651863

Satellites:

A

Study

of

the

Ef-

fects

of

Satellite-U(ser

Geom-

etr-v

on

Position

Accuracy

1967-19

An

Associative

Prucessing

Sys-

P.

D.

Rovner

21

Apr.

1967

AD655810

tern

for

Conventional Digital

J.

A.

Feldman

Computers

1

1967-20

Electron

Irradiation

of

A,

G.

Stanley

13

Apr.

1967

AD-651760

P'-Channel

Junction

V

FTs

"_

tC7-l2

Wave

Optical

Aspects

of

M.

S.

Cohen

10

May 1967

AD-612497

I.orentz

Microscopy

t067_24

Project

MAPOI.Eý

(Magnetic

M.

P.

Fraser

2Z

May 1967

AD-656706

Dipole

Spark

Transmitter)

1967-25

Trajectory

Equations

of

Motion

S.

F.

Catalano

24

May

1967

A0-652841

in

Radar

Polar

Coordinates

-q67-26

Design

of

Seismic

Arrays

for

.1.

Capon

27

June

1967

AD-655142

Efficient

On-Line

Beamforming

R.

J.

Greenfield

"R.

T.

Lacoss

10

67-27

Micropower

Error-Correcting

R.

E.

M\cMahon

23

Aug.

1967

AD-659750

Redundant

Circuit

Design

N.

B.

Childs

1967-29

Earth Coverage

from

a

Circu-

J.

B.

Rankin

27

June

1967

AD-656707

larly

Symmetric

Shaped-Ream

Antenna

on

a

Synchronous

Satellite

1967-30

Response

of

Seismic

Arrays

to

E_

J.

Kelly

29

June

19i7

AD-656344

Wide-

Band

Signals

1967-31

Cooperative

Scattering

by

R.

K.

Crane

6

July

1967

AD-657328

Dielectric

Spheres

1967-33

Electroreflectance

Study

of

S.

B.

Groves

6

Sept.

1967

AD-658835

Interband

Magneto-Optical

J.

F'einleib

Transitions

in

InAs and

InSb

C.

R.

Pidgeon

at

1-51K

1067-44

Identification

of

Systems

in

C.

R.

Arnold

22

Aug.

1967

AD-659159

Terms

of

the

Wiener

Model

1967-35

Biased Velocity

Estimates

Due

S.L.

Borison

27

Aug.

1967

AD-659817

to

Phase-Center

Motion

1967-44

Values

of LASA

Time

Station

R.

M.

Sheppard,

Jr.

8

Sept

1967

AD-66z004

Residuals.

Velocity

and

Azimuth

Errors

I

96t

7

-45

A

Resynchronization

Technique

G.

Blustein

24

Oct.

1967

AD-660865

for

a

Sequential

Decoder

14

.. -

.:-

.n~arr

Technical

Notes

TN

No.

1967-47

X-Rand

Cylindrical

Lens

A.

Sotiropoulos

26

Oct.

1967

Antenna

AD-664570

1967-48

A

rrajectr

Aalsis

4.

Bertolini

Ž9

Sept.

1Q67

Program

(TRAP')2 "

AD

1967-5o

Long-Period

Sig:nal

Processing

,T.

Capon

15

Nov, 1967

AIJ-66342q

Results

for

Large

Aperture

11.

J.

Greenfield

.

Seismic

Array

R.

T.

Lacoss

1.67-5i

The

Givens-HouReholder

Method

D,

C.

Walden

26

Oct.

1967

AD-66127?

for

Finding

Eigenvalues

and

SEigenvectors

of

Real

Symmetric

Ma

trices

1967-52

Present

Status

of

Cadmium

A.G.

Stanley

13

Dec,

1967

AD-667519

Sulfide

Thin

Filmn

Solar

Ceulls

1967-54

Tables

of

Hemisphere

Srattering

S.

U.

Weiner

29

Nov.

1967

AIJ-662866

A

mplitude

for

Nose-On

Incidence

1967-55

S-attering

Patterns

and

Statis-

S.

Blong

26

Dec.

1967

AD-666472

tihs

of

a

Long

Wire

1967-58

Api)licatlon

of

L.arge

Aperture

P.

F.

Green.

Jr.

29 Dec.

1967

AD-82a319

A.krray,,

Technique:

to

Tsunami

I.J.

Greenfield

Wa

rn

ing

1968-3 Some

Observations

of

Weak

Ii-

X.

Sheppard

5

Jan.

1968

AD-665122

fapanese

Earthquakes at

the

E.,.1

KelIAy

Montana

LASA

Ii.

W.

lrisce

1968-4

Preliminary

Design

of

a

Long-

R.

T

l.acons

24

Jan.

1968

A1-665424

Period

Seismic

Array

for

j,

Capon

Norway

R,

J.

Greenfield

1968-5

Short-Term

Oscillator

Sta-

T.

.

Sear

29

Apr.

1968

AD-669oqo

bility Specifications

for

Phase-

Locked

Loops

1963-7

Haystack

Antenna

Reflector

D.

G,

Stuart

29

Jan.

1968

AD-667518

Surface

Improvement

Program

1968-8

A

Study

of

Two

Short-Period

N..1.

Kelly

Discrirninants

12

Feb.1968

AD-666701

1968-10

Synchronous

Satellite

Station-

M.

C.

Crocker

15

May

1968

AD-67296o

keeping

Simulation

E.

H.

Swenson

1968-ti

Dipole

11igh-Power

Breakdown

Gc. 3.

Morse

s

Aug.

1968

Experiments

AD-841035

1968-12

A

Digitally Controlled

Satellite

J.

B.

Connolly

9

Apr.

1968

AD-670854

Frequency

Synthesizer

1968-

13

Thick

Film

Layout

Considerai

c.s

R.

E.

MeMahon

12

Apr.1968

AD-670573

I.

H.

Pichler

15

TLehwieal

Notes

TN

NoN..

f968-14

A

Seismic

Data

Analysis

P.

L.

Fleck

t9

June

1968

Console

AiD-67I961

1968-15

Investigation

of

Long

Period

J.

Capon

3

June

1968

AI)-67190c

Noise

at

LASA

1968-16

Improved

Ferrimagnetic

Single-

G.

F.

Dionne

I7

.tub

£968

A1)-673ss5

Crystal

Sphere

Orienter

P.

S.

Crocker

J. F.

Smith

1968-i7

Pressure

Distributions

on

H,

D'Amato

2

May

1968

AU-670lba

Sphere-Cone

Radomes

in

W R.

Panning

Uniform

and

Gradient

Flows

1968-18

Lincoln

Experimental

Satellite-5

W.

Ward

I

Nov.

1968

A:\-686421

(LES-5I

Transponder

Perform-

B.

E.

Nichols

ance

in

Orbit

1968-19

LESTR-2

Telemetry

Ground

J.

H.

Helfrich

17

Tu.

1968

System

u 9-67295,

1968-20

Design

Procedure

and

Measured

R.

E.

Dolbec

19

July

1968 AI)-M3o69

Performance

of

the

LES-6

tItlF

Transmitter

1968-21

RLC

Realizations

of Approx-

J.

W.

Craig

30

July

1968

AJ)-6738t

S

imations

to

Matched

Filters

for

a

Rectangular

Pulse

1968-23

Determination

of

LASA

Detec-

R.

M.

Sheppard,

Jr.

1

Oct.

1968

Ai)-678515

tion

and

Location

Ability

Using

Kurile

Islands

Events

1968-24

Numerical

Simulation

of

the

R.

IV.

Brockett

15

Nov.

1968

AD-67)992

Attitude

Equations

of

a

Sat-

N.

M.

Brody

ellite

Containing

Damping

Rotors

and

a

Reaction

Wheel

1968-25

Semiconductor

Processing

11.

A.

Cohen

26 Aug.

1968

AI)-679560

Applied

to

Integrated

Circuit

R.

W.

Mountain

Fabrication

1968-26

Practical

Designs

for

TIC

J.

W.

Craig

21

Aug

1968

.\i)-67459g

Active

Filters

Using

Opera-

tional

Amplifiers

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

Control

1968-30

Measurements

of

Electro-

N.

L.

Burrows

20 Aug. 1968

AJ)-675292

magnetic

Pulse Propagation

in

Various

Soils

16

JE

Technical

Notes

TN

No.

DDC No.

1968-31

Numerical

Integration

of

Differ-

%V.

13.

Smith

2!

Aug.

1968

AD-f,74503

ential

Equations

by

Three

lefhods

-

Equations

for.

De-

scription

ot

Computer

Routines,

lWiseossino

of

Results

1968-32

Small

Obstacle

and

Aperture

.J.

M.

Ruddy

20

Aug

1968

AD-678078

Theorv

" "

1968-33

Simultaneous

Radar

and

-adi-

K.

.

Crane

1I

Sept.

1968

AD-67807q

oni

eter

:I

easu

ri'n

w

n

ts

of

Rain"

Shower

Structure

1968-34

Monostatic

and

Bistatir

Scat-

R. N.

Crane

18

Sept.

1968

AD-678061

tering

from

Thin

Turbulent

Layers

in

the

Atmosphere

1963-36

Alicrosound

Components,

Cir-

E.

Stern

30

Oct.

1968

AD-680786

cuits,

and

Applications

1968-38

Experimental

Study

of

the

Low

F.],

Sheftman

10

Dec.

1968

AD-686065

Frequency

Operation

of

a

Cassegrainian

Antenna

3969-2

Pulsed

Electron-Beam

Ht-xting

M.S.

Cohen

10

Jan.

1969

AD-681473

R

(2

Johnston

1069-3

A

Model

for

Estimating

i'atal-

E.J.

Roberts

10

Apr.

4969

AD-851959

ities

from

Nuclear

Bursts

over

S.

D.

Weiner

U.

S.

Cities

1969-4

TATS-

The

Tactical

"irans-

P.R.

Drouilhet

45

Jan.

1969

AD-846426

mission

System

(Summary)

1969-5

Initial

Experiments

on

the

M.A.

Morfield

24

June

1969

AD-691815

Effects

of

System

Delay

on

R.A.

Wiesen

On-Line

Problem-Solving

M.

Grossberg

J

D.

B.

Yntema

4969-6

Optimal

Mismatched

Filter

R.

J.

McAulay

8 May

1969

AD-690994

Design

for

Radar

Ranging

J.

R.

Johnson

and

Resolution

1969-7

Experimental Results

of

a

C.

M.

Steinmetz

Z8

Jan.

1969

AD-685212

sinx/x

Tapped-Delay-

Line

Matched

Filter

1969-8

Dipoles

with

Lossy

Stub

A.

Sotiropoulos

16

Apr

1969

AD-687101

Matching

Networks

1969-40

Preliminary

Long-Period

R.

W.

Ward

13

Feb.

1969

AD-686419

Discrimination

Results

from

NORSAR

1969-1z

Signal-to-Noise

Ratios

for

L.

D.

Cullins

14

Mar.

1969

AD-685697

Television

Transmission

17

Technical

Notes

TN

No.

DDC No.

1969-13

On

Minimum

Time

Exoatmos-

M.

Athans

16

Apr.ý'1969

AD-690525

pheric

Interception

with

Fuel

Constraints:

A

Closed

Loop

Solution

1969-15

Feasibility

of

Low

Data Rate

D.

P.

White

30

Apr.-1969 AD-690995

Mobile

Troposcatter

Commu-

nication

Systems

1969-16

Bayes

Ambiguity

Functions:

1).

Middleton

13

Feb.

1969

ADi-686420

Some

Simple

Applications

to

Resolution

and

Radar

Countermeasures

1969-17

Pointing

Accuracy

of

Lincoln

T.

R.

Gull

14

Feb.

1969

AI)-687477

Laboratory

28-Foot

Millimeter-

J.J.G.

McCue

Wave

Antenna

1969-18

Preliminary

Analysis

of

ELF

J.

E.

Evans

26

Mar.

1969

AD-691814

Noise

1969-19

Block-Floating-Point

Realiza-

A.

V.

Oppenheim

20

Mar.

1969

AD-685698

tion

of

Digital

Filters

1969-20

Barankin

Bounds

on

Parameter

R.

J.

McAulay

13

Mar.

1969

AD-686742

Estimation

Accuracy

Applied

to

E.

M.

Hofstetter

Communications

and

Radar

Problems

1969-21

Haystack Pointing System:

Moon

H.

E.

Frachtman

28

Mar.

1969

AD-686747

with

Offsets

P. P.

Crowther.

Editor

1969-23

On

a

Class

of

Orthogonal

B.

E.

White

4

June

1969

AD-689552

Sequences

1969-24

A

Large-Population

LASA

R.

T.

Lacoss

8

Apr..1969

AD-687478

Discrimination

Experiment

1969-27

A

LES-5

Beacon

Receiver

T.

S.

Seay

1

May 1969

AD-692437

A.

H.

Huntoon

1969-28

Interferometric

Phase

and

E.

Gehrels

13

May

1969

AD-692438

Amplitude

Fluctuation

Meas-

urements

Over

a

7-km

Atmos-

pheric

Path

1969-31

The

Mode

Spectrum

of

Avalanche

H.

Berger

3

June

1969

AD-690996

Diodes

1969-42

Some

FORTRAN

Subprograms

:J.

A.

Ball

16

July

1969

AD-691816

Used

in

Astronomy

18

JOURNAL

ARTICLES

JA

No.

2186

A

More

General

Property

Than T.

S.

Pitcher

Pacific

J.

Math.,

15,

Pt.

,2

(1965)

Dominance

for

Sets

of

Probability

Measures

2314

A

Spectral

Analysis

of

Central

R.

T.

Prosser

Accepted

J.

Math.

Phys.

Force

Motion

2355

The

Bandwidth

of

the Abrupt-

A.

I.

Grayzel

IEEE

Trans.

Circuit

Theory

Junction

Varactor-Frequency

CT-13,

52

(1966),

DI)C

AD-64t001

Doubler

2466

An

Integral

Expression

for

the

T.

S.

Pitcher

J.

SIAM

Appl. Math.

44,

228

(1966),

Log

Likelihood Ratio

of

Two

DDC

AD-642214

Gaussian

Processes

2473

Adsorption

Theory

from

the

J.

M.

Ilorig

Chap.

11,

The

Solid

Gas

Interface.

Viewpoint

of

Order-Disorder

E.

A.

Flood,

Ed.

(Marcel

Dekker,

Theory

New

York,

4967)

2484

The

Packaged

and

Mounted

W.

J.

Getsinger

IEEE

Trans.

Microwave

Theory

Diode

as

a

Microwave

Circuit

Tech.

MTT-14,

58

(4966),

DDC

AD-641005

2508

Photograph

Emulsions

as

Ion

E.

B.

Owens

Mass

Spectrometric

Analysis

of

Detectors

in

Quantitative

Mass

Solids

(Elsevier,

Amsterdam,

Spectrography

1966),

DDC

AD-642162

2 5 0

q

Properties

of

Mercury

T.

C.

Harman

Physics

and

Chemistry

of

Il-VI

Chalcogenides

Cmpunds

(North-I

lolland,

Amsterdam,

1967),

DDC

AD-653688

2514A

A

Per

Letter

Converse

to the

B.

Reiffen

IEEE

Trans.

Inform.

Theory

Channel

Coding

Theorem

IT-.2,

475

(4966),

DDC

AD-651721

2518

Free

Carrier

Magnetooptical

E.

I).

Palik Semiconductors

and

Semimetals,

Effects

G.

B.

Wright

Vol.

3

(Academic,

New

York,

1967)

2525

Interband

Magnetooptical

B.

Lax

Semiconductors

and

Semimetals,

Effects J.

G.

Mavroides

Vol.

3

(Academic,

New

York,

1967)

2570

Space-Time

Symmetry

of

W

Ai.

Kleiner

Phys.

Rev.

142,

318

(1966),

Transport

Coefficients

DDC

AD-635328

2576

Random

Samplirng

of

Random

0.

A.

Z.

Leneman

Inform,

and

Control

9,

347

(4966),

Processes:

Impulse

Processes

DDC

AD-644540

2577

Random

Sampling

of

Random

0.

A.

Z.

Leneman

J.

Franklin

Inst.

284,

302

(1966),

Processes:

Optimum

Linear

DDC

AD-641008

Interpolation

2580

Particle

Sizes

of

Clay

Minerals

R.J.

Arnott

Am.

Mineralogist

50,

1563

(1965),

by

Small-Angle

X-Ray

Scattering

DDC

AD-630370

2581

Magnetic

Quantum

Effects

P.

N.

Argyres

Semiconductors

and

Semimetals,

L.

M.

Roth Vol.

1

(Academic,

New

York,

1967)

2583

Structural

Analysis

of

the

Ilay-

W.

R.

Fanning

J.

Struct.

Div.

ASCE

92,

No.

ST

1,

stack

Antenna

431 (1966),

DDC

AI)-633180

19

Journal

Articles

JA

No.

2587

A

Multidimensional

Sampling

R.

T.

Prosser

J.

Math.

Anal.

Appi.

16,

574

Theorem

(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

F. J.

Beutler

Inform.

and

Control

9.

325

(1966),

Processes:

Stationary

Point

0.

A.

Z.

Leneman

DDC

AD-644541

-

Processes

2394A

Reduction

of

the

Electromagnetic

H.

E.

Moses

Nuovo

Cimento

42A,

757

(1966).

Vector

Potential

to

the

Irreduci-

DDC

AD-641006

ble

1epresentations

of

the

Inhomo-

geneous

Lorentz

Group

and

Mani-

festly

Covariant

Quantization

with

a

Positive-Defijite

Metric

for

the

Hilbert

Space

2600

Partial

Pressure

of

Se 2

and

Opti-

R.

F.

Brebrick

J.

Chem.

Phys.

43,

3031

(1965),

cal Density

ofSelenium

Vapor

DDC

AD-626893-

in

the

Visible

and

Ultraviolet

2602

Introduction

to

the Theory

of

Ex-

J. 0.

Dimmock

Semiconductors

and

Semimetals,

citon

States

in

Semiconductors

Vol.

3

(Academic,

New

York,

1967)

2605

Electrical

Properties

of

Metal

J.

M.

Honig

J.

Chem.

Educ.

43, 76

(1966),

Oxides

Which

Have

"Hopping"

DDC

AD-642218

Charge

Carriers

2608

Determinable

Classes

of

R.T.

Prosser

J4

Math. and Mech.

16,

365

Channels

W.

L.

Root

(1966),

DDC

AD-646473

Z612

Digital

Filter

Design

Technigues

C.

M.

Rader

Proc.

IEEE

55,

149

(1967),

in

the

Frequency

Domain

B.

Gold

DDC

AD-65f530

2613A

Automatic

Potentiometric

EDTA

M.

C.

Gardels

Anal.

Chem.

38,

774

(1966),

and

Redox

Titrations

for

Deter-

J.

C.

Cornwell

DDC

AD-642169

minations

of

Stoichiometry

2620

A

Volumetric

Determination

of

E.

H.

Whipple

Anal.

Chim.

Acta

35,

499

(1966),

Arsenic

and

Antimony

in

Mixed

D.

H.

Ridgley

DDC

AD-641009

Manganese

Arsenide,

Antimonide

and

Phosphide

Compounds

2628

On

"Mean-Square

Reconstruction

0.

A.

Z.

Leneman

IEEE

Trans.

Automat.

Control

Error"

J.

13.

Lewis

AC-l1,

324

(1966),

DDC

AD-642192

2632

Mean-Square

Error

of

Step-

0.

A.

Z.

Leneman

J.

Franklin

Inst.

282,

108

(1966),

Wise

Interpolation

for Various

J.

B.

Lewis

DDC

AD-644544

Sampling Schemes

2633

A

Note

Concerning the

Tempera-

T.

C.

Harman

Adv.

Energy

Conversion

6,

127

ture

Profile

Within

a

Thermo-

J.

M.

Honig

(1966),

DDC

AD-642211

magnetic Energy Converter

2635

Cross

Coupling

in

High

Speed

J.

B.

Connolly

IEEE

Trans.

Electron.

k-omputers

Digital Systems EC-15,

323

(1966),

DDC

AD-642194

20

Journal

Articles

JA

No.

2637

Non-Stoichiometry

in

Binary

R.

F.

Brebrick

Progress

in

Solid

State

Chemistry,

Semiconductor

Compounds,

Vol.

3

(Pergamon,

New

York,

Mj/2_

6

Nj/

2+6

(c)

1966),

DDC

AD-651723

2638

Absolute

Instabilities

with

A.

L.

McWhorter

Phys.

Rev.

Letters,

15,

755

Drifted

Helicons

A.

Bers

(1965)

2643

Large

Aperture

Seismic

Array

R.

V.

Wood

Proc.

IEEE

53,

1844

(1965),

Signal Handling

System

R.

G.

Enticknap

DDC

AD-632146

C.S.

Lin

R.

M.

Martinson

2645

Second-Order

Statistics

of

0.

A.

Z.

Leneman

SIAM

J.

Appl.

Math.

15,

88

(1967),

Alternated

Stepwise

Processes

DDC

AD-653670

2646

Analog

Source

Digitization:

A

T.

J.

Goblick

IEEE

Trans.

Inform.

Theory

IT-13,

Comparison

of

Theory

and

J.

L.

Holsinger

323

(1967),

DDC

AD-658776

Practice

2647

Maximizing

the

Longitudinal

D.

0.

Smith

Optica

Acta

13, 121

(1966),

Magneto-Optical

Transmission-

DDC

AD-642191

Scattering from

Multilayer

Magnetic

and

Dielectric

Films

2649

Data

Recording

and

Processing

H.

W.

Briscoe

Proc.

IEEE

53,

1852

(1965).

for

the

Experimental Large

P.

L.

Fleck

DDC

AD-632147

Aperture

Seismic

Array

2650

Optimum

Rate

Allocation

for

En- L.

M.

Goodman

Proc.

IEEE

(Correspondence)

5.3,

coding

Sets

of

Analog

Messages

1776

(1965),

DDC

AD-630374

2651

Principles

of

an

Experimental

P.

E.

Green,

Jr.

Proc.

IEEE

53,

1821

(1965),

Large

Aperture

Seismic

Array

R.

A.

Frosch

DDC

AD-632150

(LASA)

C.

F.

Romney

2652

Electron

Recombination

in

M.

Litvak

J.

Appl.

Phys.

37,

4462 (1966),

Laser-Produced

Hydrogen

D.

F.

Edwards

DDC

AD-646476

Plasma

2653

Resistance

Heated

Crystal

T.

B.

Reed

Rev.

Sci.

Instr.

37,

59

(1966).

Puller

for Operation

at

2000°C

R.

E.

Fahey

DDC

AD-633183

2655

Irreducible

Representations

H.

E.

Moses

Ann.

Phys.

37,

224

(1966),

of

the Rotation Group

in

Terms

DDC

AD-642174

of

the

Axis

and

Angle

of

Rotation

2656

Testing

General Relativity

1.1.

Shapiro

Phys.

Rev.

141,

1219

(1966),

with

Radar

DDC

AD-636372

2658

Optical

Scattering

from

Cubic

D.

0.

Smith

Optica

Acta

.3,

195

(1966),

Electro-Optical

Films

DDC

AD-651537

2662

Content-Addressed

Memory

D.

0.

Smith

IEEE

Trans.

Electron.

Computers

Using

Magneto-

or

Electro-

K.

J.

Harte

EC-15,

123

(1966),

Optical

Interrogation

DDC

AD-642193

2663

Solar

Rotation

and

Planetary

I.

Shapiro

Icarus

4,

549 (1965),

Orbits

DDC

AD-631165

24

Journal Articles

JA

No.

2666

The

Performance

of

Sequential

K.

L.

Jordan,

Jr.

IEEE

Trans.

Commun.

Tech.

Decoding

in

Conjunction

with

COM-14,

283

(1966),

Efficient

Modulation

DQC

AD-641003

2668

Polaron

Energy

Spectrum

D.

M.

Larsen

Phys.

Rev.

144,

697

(1966),

DDC

AD-642204

2672

Pseudobinary

InSb-InTe

A.J.

Strauss

J.

Electrochem.

Soc.

113,

458

System

M.

D.

Banus

(1966),

DDC

AD-640531

M.C.

Finn

2673

Computation

of

the

Performance

A.

I.

Grayzel

IEEE

Trans.

Microwave

Theory

of

the

Abrupt

Junction

Varactor

Tech.

MTT-14,

239

(1966),

Doubler

DDC

AD-642197

2677

Radar

Astronomy

at

Millimeter

J.

W.

Meyer

Proc.

IEEE

54,

484 (1966),

and

Submillimeter

Wavelengths

DDC

AD-640532

2678

Antenna

Tolerance

Theory

-

J.

Ruze

Proc.

IEEE

54,

633

(1966),

A

Review

DDC

AD-642205

2683

Effect

on

Electron

Irradiation

A.

G.

Stanley

Proc.

IEEE

(Correspondence)

5.3,

on

N-Channel

MOS

Transistors

2150 (1965),

DDC

AD-63ZI52

2685

On

Nonlinear

Binary

Sequential

B.

Reiffen

IEEE

Trans.

Electron.

Computers

Circuits

and

Their

Inverses

H.

Yudkin

EC-15,

586

(1966),

DDC

AD-649350

2693A

A

Note

on

the

Large-Signal

A.

I.

Grayzel

Proc.

IEEE

(Correspondence)

54,

Varactor

Upper-Sideband

Up-

1013

(1966),

DDC

AD-642199

converter

2694

On

Some

New

Results

in

Shot-

0.

A.

Z.

Leneman

Proc.

IEEE

(Correspondence)

53,

Noise

2130

(1965),

DDC

AD-631167

2697

Bulk

GaAs

Microwave

A.

G.

Foyt

IEEE

Trans.

Electron

Devices

Amplifiers

T.

M.

Quist

ED-13,

199

(1966),

DDC

AD-634858

2698

Structure

of

Equations

Specify-

J.

M.

Honig

Adv.

Energy

Conversion

6,

149

ing

Operating

Characteristics

of

T.

C.

Harman

(1966),

DDC

AD-642219

Energy

Converters

Constructed

of

Anisotropic

Materials

2701

Radar

Echo

Variations

of

a

M.

L.

Burrows

IEEE

Trans.

Antennas

Propag.

Large

Rough

Sphere

AP-14,

455

(1966),

DDC

AD-642195

2702 On

Some

Results

in

Random

0.

A.

Z.

Leneman

IEEE

Trans.

Automat.

Control

Pulse

Trains

AC-15,

331

(1966),

DDC

AD-642198

2705

A

Diplexer

Using

Hybrid

L.

J.

Ricardi

IEEE

Trans.

Microwave

Theory

Junctions

Tech. MTT-14,

364

(1966),

DDC

AD-648762

2706A

Nonreciprocal

Remanence

W.

J.

Ince

IEEE

Trans.

Microwave

Theory

Phase

Shifters

in

Rectangular

E.

Stern

Tech.

MTT-15,

87

(1967),

Waveguide

DDC

AD-654852

22

Journal Articles

.JA

No.

Z708

Photoelectron

Statistics

Pro-

C.

Freed

Phys.

Rev.

Letters

15,

943(1965),

duced

by

a

I.aser

Operating

If.

A.

Ilaus

DDC

AD-630504

-

Below

the Threshold

of

Os-

cillation

Z709

Capacity

for

a

Class

of

Unknown

I.

G.

Stiglitz

Inform.

and

Control

11,

497

Channels

(1967)

2710

Ross-Schiff

Analysis

of

a

L.

I.

Shapiro

Phys,

Rev.

145,

1005

(1966).

Proposed

Test

of

General

DIDC

AD-64Z-2a

Relativity:

A

Critique

2713

Three

Signaling

Systems

for

F.

Jelinek

IEEE

Trans.

Commun.

Tech.

Double

Access

to

an

Active

COM-14,

140

(1966).

Satellite

DDC

AD-640537

2717

Some

Remarks

on

"Spectrums

0.

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Phys.

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AD-642208

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AD-648764

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AD-658796

25

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maw=_

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Desigln

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2783

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Large

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(;razel.

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E

Trans.

t\lcOwiiv

Theory

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Distortion

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183

(1967)

Abrupt

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2785

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158

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A-651534

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Transformation

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Wave

Function

2788

Reduction

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43

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Potential

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AD-655314-

Representations

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Quan-

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Finite

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Microwave

Emission

A.

L.

McWhorter

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AD-6480-50

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H.J.

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2848

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AD-653410

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Comparison

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and

Metal-

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Nucl.

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Z48

Nitride-Semtconductor

Insulated

(1967),

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2850

High-Temperature

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158,

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AD-658762

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2851

An

Optimal

Singular

Solution

K.

Kresa

J.

Spacecraft

4,

124.

(1967),

for

the

Sounding

Rocket

with

DDC

AD-651528

Altitude-Dependent

Parameters

2852

High

Pressure

Synthesis

of

M.

D.

Banus

Materials

Res.

Bull.

1. 3

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Arsenopyrite-Type

Ternary

M.

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AD-646477

Compounds

2853

Possibility

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Phase

Transi-

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Rev.

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17,

913

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AD-646485

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2857

Unusual

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J.

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Appl.

Phys.

Letters

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407

(19661,

Levels

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Efficient

Laser

DDC

AD-653372

Properties

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N V0 4

:Nd

2858

Interferometric

Study

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A.

E.

Rogers

Phys.

Rev.

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17,

450

(1966),

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Emission

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Frequencies

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DDC

AD-645681

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B.

F.

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2863

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(Correspondence)

54,

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in

the

200

MHz

to

400MHz

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DDC

AD-651529

Band on

Board

Aircraft

2867

Comment

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Paper

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A.

K.

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T.

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Res.

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"The

Correlation

DDC

AD-648640

Function

in

Kirchhoff's

Methon

of

Solution

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Statistically

Hough

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2869

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Rev.

Letters

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AD-645038

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28701

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Reformulated

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Phys.

45,

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Theory

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Electro-

DDC

AD-655316

magnetism

and

Its

Application

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a Sphere

Z871

Reduction of

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H.E.

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Phys.

8,

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the

Infinitesimal

J.

S.

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DOC

AD-658764

Generators

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the

Proper,

Orthochronous,

Inhomogeneous

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No.

2872

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First-Order

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P.

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Rev.

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Collective-Electron

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DDC

AD-658906;

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2873

Hartree-Fock

Theory:

Slater

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Kaplan

Phys.

Rev.

156,

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(1967),

Determinants

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Energy

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DDC

AD-658907

2875

Virial

Theorem

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the

Homo-

P.

N.

Argyres

Phys.

Rev.

154,

410

(1967),

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Electron

Gas

DDC

AD-653396

2878

Low

Temperature

Absolute

J.

Feinleib

Rev.

Sci.

Instr.

38, 32

(1967),

Reflection

Measurements

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B.

Feldman

DDC

AD-653673

Small Samples

2879

Electrooptic

Effect

in

Trigonal

M.

C.

Teich

IEEE

J.

Qiant.

Electron.

QE-2,

Selenium

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10.6

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DDC

AD-653412

28co

Communications

via

Several

I.

L.

Lebow

Progress

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Astronautics

and

Satellites

Using

the

Lincoln

Aeronautics,

Vol.

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Experimental

Terminal

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New)York,

1966)

2883

Electron

Temperature

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Res.

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3343

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Composition

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F1

Region

DDC

AD-658912

2884

Midlatitude

F-Region

Densities

J.

V.

Evans

Plarut.

Space

Sci.

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Temperatures

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2885

Some

New

Power-Frequency

W.

L.

Black

Proc.

IEEE

(Correspondence)

54,

Inequalities

for

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1995

(1966),

DDC

AD-651524

Capacitative

Harmonic

Multipliers

2886

Stimulated

Brillouin

and

Raman

P.

E.

Tannenwald

Science

154,

1319

(1966),

Scattering

it,

Quartz

at

2.1

°

to

J. B.

Thaxter

DDC

AD-646489

293

°Kelvin

2887

Spark-Source

Mass

Spectroscopy

E.

B.

Owens Appl.

Spectroscopy

21•,

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(1967),

DDC

AD-653414

2889

Stimulated

Four-Photon

Inter-

H.

Y.

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Phys.

Rev.

Letters

17,

1158

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and

Its Influence

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P.

L.

Kelley

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DDC

AD-653362

Stimulated

Rayleigh-Wing

E.

Garmire

Scattering

.890

Interband

Magnetooptical

Studies

B.

Lax

Appl.

Optics

6,

647

(1967),

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Semiconductors

and

Semi-

J.

G.

Mavroides

DDC

AD-653672

metals

2891

New

Phase

Transformation

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M.D. Banus

J.

Appl.

Phys.

38, 204Z

(1967),

InSb

at

High

Pressure

and

High

M.

C.

Lavine

DDC

AD-658915

Temperature

2892 On

the

Design

of

Optimum

Radar

D.

F.

DeLong,

Jr.

IEEE

Trans.

Inform.

Theory

Waveforms

for

Clutter

Rejection

E.

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AD-667873

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No.

2893

Astronomical

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Astron.

J.

72,"

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Planetary

Ephemerides

De-

I.

Shapiro

DDC

AD-658914

duced

from

Radar

and

Optical

W.

B.

Smith

Observations

2894

Bulk

GaAs

Negative Conductance

A.

L.

McWhorter

Appl.

Phys.

Letters

9,

300

(1966),

Amplifiers

A.

G.

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DDC

AD-648048

2897

Photovoltaic

Effect

in

I.

Melngailis

Appl.

Phys.

Letters

9,

304

(1966),

PbXSnl1xTe

Dioaes

A.

R.

Calawa

DDC

AD-648772

2899

Radar

Determination

of

the

Ro-

R.

B.

Dyce

Astron.

J.

72,

351

(1967),

tations

of

Venus

and

Mercury

G.

H.

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DDC

AD-658774

I.

Shapiro

2900

Quantum

Kinetic

Equations

for

P.

N.

Argyres

Ann.

Phys.

42,

513 (1967),

Electrons

in

Random

Impurities

E.

S.

Kirkpatrick

DDC

AD-658909

2901

Ring

Circulator

Theory,

Design,

S.

D.

Ewing,

'Jr.

IEEE

Trans.

Microwave

Theory

and

Performance

J.

A.

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MTT-15,

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AD-667877

2903

Excitation

Spectra

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Phys.

Chem.

Solids

28,

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Impurities

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Under

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DDC

AD-653671

Uniaxial

Stress

2905

Radar

Verification

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Shapiro Phys.

Rev.

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1.7,

933

Formula

M.

E.

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DDC

AD-646487

M.J.

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2906

A

High-Speed,

Low

Power

D.

E.

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Complementary

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2907

High-Temperature

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E.

Stanley

Phys.

Rev.

158.

546

(4967),

for

the

Classical

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DDC

AD-658766

Model.

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Zero-Field

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2908A

The Lincoln

Experimental

Satel-

H1.

Sherman J.

Spacecraft

4_,

1448 (1967),

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Program

(LES-1,

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DDC

AD-663685

2909

High

Pressure

Study

of

the

J.B.

Goodenough

Phys.

Rev.

157,

389

(1967),

First-Order

Phase

Transition

J.

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Kafalas

DDC

AD-661147

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MnAs

2910

Irreducible

Representations

of

H.

E.

Moses

Ann.

Phys.

42,

343 (1967),

the

Rotation Group

in

Terms

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DDC

AD-654860

the

Axis

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Angle

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Rotation.

II.

Orthogonality

Relations

Be-

twecn

Matrix

Elements

and

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2914

Application

of

Nanosecond

Light

W.

G.

Clay

AIAA

J.

5,

364

(1966),

Pulses

to

Ballistic

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R.

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AD-653498

Measurements

A.

J.

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D.

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2912

Optimum Heterodyn" Detection

M.

C.

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Phys.

Letters

9,

357

(1966),

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10.

6

gm

in

Photoconductive

t.J.

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DDC

AD-651538

Ge:Cu

R.

i1.

Kingston

2913

A

Simple

Model

for

Mutual

a.L.

Allen

IEEE

Trans.

Antennas

Propag.

Coupling

Effects

on

Patterns

AP-iS.

530

(1967),

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DDC

AD-661151

2914

Asymptotic

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Math.

Phys.

8,

1223

(4967)

magnetic

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Heat

Flow

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T.

B.

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J.

Phys.

Chem.

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Reduction

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H.

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J.

Math.

Phys.

8.

4134

(4967).

Functions

to

the

Irreducible

DDC

AD-662289

Representations

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the

Inhomo-

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Lorentz

Group.

I.

Nonzero Mass

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2918

Semiconductor-to-Metal

Transi-

D.

Adler

Phys.

Rev.

155,

851

(1967)

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2920

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Feinleib

Phys.

Rev.

455,

841

(4967)

tion

in

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W.

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2921

On

the

Thermodynamic

Proper-

A.

K.

Jena

Trans.

Met.

Soc_

AIME

239, 725

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of

Several

Solid

Phases

of

M.

B.

Bever

(1967),

DDC

AD-662173

the

Compound

InSb

M.

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Banus

2922A

A

Theoretical

Analysis

and

D.

M.

Snider

IEEE

Trans.

Electron

Devices

Experimental Confirmation

of

ED-44,

851

(4967),

the

Optimally

Loaded

and

Over-

DI)C

AD-670764

driven

RF

Power

Amplifier

2923

Diode

Lasers

of

Pb 4

Sn

Se

J.

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Appl.

Phys.

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427 (1966).

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Pbt

.xSn

Te

1-y

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A.

R.

Calawa

DDC

AD-653367

-

T.C.

Harman

2926

The

Positions

and

Angular

A. E.

E.

Rogers

Astrophys.

J.

447,

369

(4967),

Extent

of

0H

Emission

Asso-

J.

M.

Moran

DDC

AD-649278

ciated

with

the

1!

II

Regions

P. P.

Crowther

W3,

W24.

W49,

and

NGC

6334

B.

F.

Burke

M.L.

Meeks

J.A.

Ball

G.M.

Hyde

2927

Polaron

Effects

in

the

Cyclo-

D.

It.

Dickey

Phys.

Rev.

Letters

18,

599

(1967),

tron

Resonance

Absorption

of

E.

J.

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DDC

AD-658789

lnSb

D.M.

Larsen

Z928A

Temperature-Modulated

Re-

W.J.

Scouler

Phys.

Rev.

Letters

18,

445

(1967),

flectance

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Gold

from

2

to

10 eV

DDC

AD-655328

32

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Journal

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JA

No.

2931

Bistatic

Scattering

Cross

See-

S.

L.

Borison

IEEE

Trans.

Antennas

Propag.

tion

of

a

Randomly-Oriented

AP-I5,

320

(1967),

Dipole

DDC

AD-655329

2932

High

Power

and

Efficiency

in

C.

E.

Hurwitz

Appl.

Phys.

Letters

9,

420

(1966),

CdS

Electron

Beam

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DDC

AD-653364

Lasers

*

2937

Donor

Level Associated

with

B.

Kosicki

Phys.

Rev.

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17.

1175

(100)

Conduction

Band

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2939

Fourier

Expansion

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DresseIhaus

Phys.

Rev.

160, 649 (1967).

Electronic

Energy

Bands

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M.S.

Dresselhaus

DDC

AD-662302

Silicon

and

Germanium

2940

Channel

Encoders

L.

M.

Goodman

Proc.

IEEE

(Correspondence)

55,

127

(1967),

DDC

AD-653413

2941

Retrograde

Solubility

in

A.J.

Strauss

Trans.

Met.

Soc.

AIME

239, 794

n-Type

PbS

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DDC

AD-661148

2942

Observation

of

Degenerate

H.

L.

Carman

Phys.

Rev.

Letters

17,

1281

Stimulated

Four-Photon

In-

R.Y. Chiao

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DDC

AD-658792

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and

Four-Wave

P.

L.

Kelley

Parametric

Amplification

2943

A

Study

of

the

Depolariza-

T.

llagfors

Radio

Sci.

2,

445

(1967)

tion

of

Lunar

Radar

Echoes

2945

Data

Considerations

for

Plan-

L.

R.

Mailing

IEEE

Trans.

Commun.

Tech.

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Space

Science

Photography

COM-15,

665

(1967)

2946

IrSb

MOS

Infrared Detector

R.

J.

Phelan,

Jr.

Appl.

Phys.

Letters

10,

55

(1967),

3. 0.

Dirniock

DDC

AD-653365

2948

The

Electrical

Properties

D.

B.

Rogers

Materials

Res.

Bull.

2,

223

(1967),

and

Band

Structure

of

Doped

J.

M.

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DDC

AD-6524

16

LaInO

3

J.

1B.

Goodenough

2951

Measurement

of

Multipath

K.

L.

Jordan,

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Proc.

IEEE

(Correspondence)5,

Effects

in

Satellite-Aircraft

1117

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DDC

AD-658917

UHF

Link

Z955

Photo

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Thermal

Effects

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J.

Appl.

Phys.

38,

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Compensated

Zinc

Doped

DDC

AD-661453

Germanium

2959

Varactor

Multiplier

Arrays

D.

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Proc.

IEEE

(Correspondence)

55,

for

Increased

Power

Handling

A.

1.

Grayzel

437

(1967),

DDC

AD-654863

Capability

* 2964

Micropower

Redundant

Circuits

R.

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McMahon

Electronics

40,

No.

3,

66

(1967).

Correct

Errors

Automatically

N. B.

Childs

DDC

AD-655313

,

2962

The GaAs-InSb

Graded-Gap

E.

D.

Hinkley

Solid-State

Electron.

to,

671

Heterojunction

R.

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33

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Inversion

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Conduction

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Phys.

Rev.

157,

608

(1967),

Valence

Bands

in

PbxSn

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....

DDC

AD-658771

A

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2964

Temperature

Dependence,

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J.

Chem.

Phys.

47,

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Orientation

Correlation,

and

-

DDC

AD-664441

Molecular

Fields

in

Second-

Harmonic

Light

Scattering

from

Liquids

and

Gases

2965

Identification

of

the

Funda-

G.

Lucovsky

Solid

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Commun.

5,;

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Vibrational

Modes of

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Mooradian

Trigonal,

a-Monoclinic

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Amorphous

Selenium

G.

B.

Wright

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Keezer

2966

The

Insertion

Loss

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L.

J.

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IEEE

Trans.:

Microwave

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mission

Lines

Used

in

Matching

Tech.

MTT-16,

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DDC

AD-671290

2967

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Magneto-

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Phys.

Rev.

18,

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(1967),

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Waves

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General

J.

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DDC

AD-661149

Closed

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2968

Nonlocal

Effects

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Phys.

Rev.

158;

708

(1967),

Helicon

Propagation

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A.

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DDC

AD-661150

2970

Discussion

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J.

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Res.

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(1967)

Scarf,

"Effect

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Coherent

Density

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Determination

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Total

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Content"

2971

The

Negative

Gamma

Varactor

A.

I.

Grayzel

Proc.

IEEE

(Correspondence)

55,

469

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AD-655317

2972

A

Direct

Derivation

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M.

Athans

IEEE

Trans.

Automat.

Control

Optimal

Linear

Filter

Using

E.

Tse

AC-12,

690 (1967),

the

Maximum

Principle

DDC

AD-673596

2973

The

Crystal

Structure

of

P.

M.

Raccah

Inorg.

Chem.

6,

1471

(lq67),

Neodymium

Monotelluroxide-

J.

M.

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DDC

AD-658765

Nd

202

Te

H.

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AD-668092

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AD-663681

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3029

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AD-668730

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3050

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Trans.

Parts,

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AD-670450

3057

Resonance

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AD-661145

3058

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3069

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3070

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AD-674830

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3073

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AD-671289

3238

Magnetic

Devices

J.

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xSnxTe

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AD-673601

3241

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Concise

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Optics

7,

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AD-688566

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Nonlinear

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AD-677724

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3247

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AD-688565

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AD-674785

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Laser

Magnetoreflection

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Wavelength

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Spacecraft

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The

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AD-674787

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Magneto-Optical

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AD-674790

Solution Zoning

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Spin

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DDC

AD-688553

3269

Diagnosis

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G.

D.

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IEEE

Trans.

Computers

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AD-674788

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Precession

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3272

Conditions

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Proc.

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AD-681627

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Non-Overdriven

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3273

Optical

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Rim

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AD-677847

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Tunable

Pb0.88Sn0.12Te

C.

Freed

Diode

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and

a

CO

2

Gas

Laser

3274

Magnetic

Resonance

R.

Weber

Magnetism

and

Magnetic

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1968

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3275

Descriptions

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Phys.

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AD-688569

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AD-681589

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DDC

AD-688570

Emulsion

Is Used

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a

Detector

3278

Thin

Films.

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M.

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Cohen

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1968

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Changes

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DDC

AD-674791

Ba1

xSrxRuO

3

3281

Crystallographic

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Magnetic

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B.

Goodenough

Accepted

Landolt-Bornstein

Properties

of

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J.

M.

Longo

Tabellen

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3283

Feasibility

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Magnetics

MAG-4,

a

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AD-688576

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3285

Excitation

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IEEE

Trans.

Antennas

Propag.

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3286

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Phys.

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AD-688027

Curves

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(c)

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Peritectic

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3287

Scattering

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3289

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Phys.

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Anisotropy

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3290

The

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AD-688043

3294

The Design

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AD-694142

Dynamic

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3292

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Digital

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AD-688554

3293

Radiation

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Microwave

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MTT-17,

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DDC

AD-694143

3294

Parameters

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Tech.

MTT-16,

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AD-688037

3295

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AD-688024

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Space-Filling

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Bially

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Application

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3299

Characteristics

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Amplifier

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3302

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AD-689022

3303

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Pressures

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AD-677839

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AD-688036

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AD-681587

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Electroacoust.

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3311

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AD-688994

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3313

Exact

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AD-692923

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3316

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Res.

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(A 2

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AD-677840

3317A

The

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G.

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Properties

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DDC

AD-6898"98

3320

Single

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Proc.

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Wave

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AD-689575

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Martian

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AD-689897

Bi-Te

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3328

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AD-688038

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Isolation

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Filtering

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AD-689899

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AD-688571

3338

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Cross

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Array

Antenna

on

P.

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IEEE

Trans.

Antennas

Propag.

a

Conducting

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AD-692972

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AD-689902

3342

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Trans. Electron

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3345

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Ge

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AD-689884

11.0eV

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A

New

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Garnets

Ln

3+3

MZLi+

3O12

DDC

AD-6936-62

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Exchange

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Scattering from

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Raman Linewidth

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3373

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Dispersion

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Electroacoust.

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Gain

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Equivalence

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Proc.

AIAA

Second

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wave

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1968.

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A.

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Precision

Etched

Wiring

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1968,

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AD-670448

G.

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Raffel

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Magnetic

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1968,

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Development

T.

S.

Crowther

T.O.

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2178

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Image

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utgrnaphy,

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Eighth Intl.

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of

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Berger

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Trans.

Magnetics

MAG-4,

Magnetic

Film

Structures

with

506

(1968),

DDC

AD-685680

One

Infinite

Dimension

2186

Specifications

and

Yields

of

T.

S.

Crowther

IEEE

Trans.

Magnetics

MAG-4,

Composite

Magnetic

Films for

529

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DDC

AI)-685685

a

Iligh-l)ensity

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2221

Influence

of

the Molecular

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Hanus

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Quant.

Electron.

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2228

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333

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2236A

Raman

Scattering

from

Magneto-

A.

L.

McWhorter

Light

Scattering Spectra

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Interstellar

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2272

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Irradiation

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A.G.

Stanley IEEE

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NuNl.

Si. NS-195,

Bipolar

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with

168

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DDC

AD-689024

silicon

Nitride

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M.

E.

Ash

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560

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DDC

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13.

Dyce

R.

P.

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Pettengill

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Shapiro

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A.

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2282

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for

C.F.

DresselhauF

Accepted

Intl.

J.

Quant.

Chem.

Phonon

Spectra

in

Crystals

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S.

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2306

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L.

R.

Malling

EASCON

Record

(1968),

ation

with

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DDC

AD-679339

2307

Diffusion

and

Convection

in

T.

13.

Reed

J.

Cryst.

Growth

3,

4,

115

(1968),

Vapor

('rysital

Growth

\V.

.1.

LaFleur

DDC

AD-688034

A

.1.

Strauss

2336

Light

Scattering

from

Plasmons

A.

L.

McWhorter

Electronic

Structures

in

Solids

in

Semiconductors

(Plenum,

New

York,

1969)

2340

Tin Doping

of

Epitaxial

Gallium

C.

M.

Wolfe

Proc.

1968

Syrup.

on

GaAs,

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1968

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T.

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2348

Strain Sensitivity

of

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Wall

T.S.

(rowther

J,

Appl.

Phys.

40,

1457

(1969),

Coercive Force

in

Magnetic

DDC

AD-692912-

Films

2349

lOeviations

from

Stoichiometry

A.J..

Strauss

J.

de

Physique

29,

C4-Z

(1968),

and

l.attice

Defects

in

[V-VI

R.F.

Brebrick

DDC

AD-692973

Compounds

and

Their

Alloys.

General

Features

and

Expe.ri-

mental

Methods.

2359

Far

Infrared

Impact

Ionization

I.

Me'

gailis

NEREM

Record

(1968),

Modulators

P. E.

'fannenwald

DDC

AD-685686

2362A

High-Pressure

Forms

of

J.M. ILongo

J.

AppI.

Phys.

40,

1601

(1969),

('sNiF

3 J.

A.

Kafalas

DDC

AD-692916

Z368

Possible

Experiments

with

1.

I.

Shapiro

NEREM

Record

(1968),

Long-

Baseline

Interferometers

DUC

AI)-685687

67

MeeUng

Speeches

MS

No.

2374

Distant-Neighbor

B-B

K.

Dwight,

Jr.

J.

Appl.

Phys,

40,

1156 (1969),

Interactions

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N.

Menyuk

DDC

AD-692911

Chromite

2380

Pressure-Effect

Measurements

N.

Menyuk

J.

Appl.

Phys.

40, 1324

(1969),

Using

a

Vibrating-Coil

J.

A.

Kafalas

DDC

AD-692913

Magnetometer

K.

Dwight,

Jr.

J.

B.

Goodenough

2383

Interferometric

Observations

J.

M.

Moran,

Jr.

NEREM

Record

(1968),

of

Interstellar

Hydroxyl

DDC

AD-685688

Clouds

of

Extremely

Small

Size

2385

Optical

Studies

and Band

J.

Feinleib

J.

Appl.

Phys.

40,

1400

Structure

of

Cu-Ni

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W.

J.

Scouler

(1969),

DDC

AD-692915

..

Hanus

2388

Determination

of

Domain

Wall

K.

J.

Harte

J.

Appl.

Phys.

40,

1218

(1969),

Profiles

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DDC

AD-692919

2389

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Scattering

by

Magnetic

S.

R.

Chinn

J.

Appl.

Phys.

40, 1603

(1969),

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H.

J.

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AD-692920

J.

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2433

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2438

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J.

Appl.

Phys.

40,

1272 (1969),

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Dimensionality

DDC

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Lattice

of

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Dimensionality

2440

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M

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Proc.

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Conf.,

Boston,

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1969,

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Proc.

Am.

Phil.

Soc.

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2511

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on

the

A.

flraga-llla

AIAA

Guidance,

Control,

and

Orbital

Operation

of

the

Flight

Mechanics

Conf.,

Automatic

Stationkeeping

Princeton.

August

1969

System of

LES-&

6S

LINCOLN

MANUALS

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IM)C

No.

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Mai.

1962

AD-400280

Interpretive

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Instruction

Manual

51

Millstone

IillI

Observatory,

Apr.

1964

AD-44

3421

Vols.

I

and

2

AD-443422

53

Millstone

L-Band

Monopul-e

3

Dec.

1963

AI)-443480

Radar

Antenna Systern

Preventive

and

Corrective

Maintenance

Procedures

54

TRADEX

Data

Evaluation

I

Apr.

1964

AD-443423

56

PRESS

Ground

Optics

D)igitsl

Aug.

4964

AD-453854

Pointing

and

Control

System

60

LLXPS:

Lincoln

Laboratory

Analyses

12

Nov.

1964

AD-614818

of

Paraboloidal

Shells

64-

1

Large

Aperture

Seismic

Array Jan.

4966

AD-823038

Subarray

Electronic

Module

(SEM)

64-2

Large

Aperture

Seismic

Array

Apr.

1966

AD-823039

Timing

Sy,-stem

64-3

Large

Aperture

Seismic

Array

May

1966

AI)-823040

Phone-Line

Input

System

64-4

Iarge

Aperture

Seismic

Array

Apr.

4966

AD-823041

Maintenance

Display

Console

64-5

Large

Aperture

Seismic

Array

Apr.

4966

AD-823042

Digital-to-Analog

Converter

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Laboratory

Multi-

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Jan.

1967

AD-650190

Programming

Supervisor

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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

Beusch,

J.

U.,

TN-i966-20,

TN-1967-16

Rev.

I

Alter,

R.,

JA-3159

Beutler,

F.J.,

JA-2592

Ames,

L.A.,

TR-3

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,

Blatt,

H.,

MS-1920

JA-3335;

MS-t422, MS-t859B,

MS-2236A

Bluestein,

L.I.,

JA-2770

Arnold,

C.R.,

TN-1967-34 Blum,

F.A.,

JA-3497

Arnott,

R.J.,

JA-Z580,

JA-2768.

JA-2796;

Blustein,

G.,

TN-1967-45

MS-1459,

MS-1464

Arnstein,

D.,

JA-3061

Bogush,

A.

J.,

Jr.,

TR-402

Ash,

M.E.,

JA-2893, JA-2905, JA-3243,

Bold, D.R.,

TR-459

JA-3245, JA-3271;

MS-ZZ79

Borison,

S.

L.,

TR-402;

TN-1967-35; JA-2744,

Assaly,

R.N., TR-409, TR-465; JA-2730.

JA-2931,

JA-3073,

JA-3164

JA-2734,

JA-3051

Bouchard,

R.J..

MS-1477

Athans,

M.,

TN-1967-6, TN-1969-13;

JA-2972, Bowles,

K.

L.,

JA-3178

JA-3142, JA-3453;

MS-703,

MS-7i0

Bradbury,

R.A.o

JA-2806

Austin. M.E..

TR-437

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

Bacchialoni,

F.

L.,

JA-2990

Brandt,

R.C.,

JA-3474

Bachner,

F.

J.,

JA-Z81t,

JA-3486

Brebrick,

R.

F.,

JA-2600,

JA-2637,

JA-Z719,

JA-3119,

JA-3172A,

JA-3206,

JA-3210,

Baecker,

R.M.,

TN-1967-1;

MS-2440

JA-3286, JA-3326,

JA-3380;

MS-2009,

Baldwin,

P.H.,

TR-53

MS-2349

Ball,

J.A.,

TN-1969-42;

JA-2836,

JA-2858,

Breitbord,

J.L.,

TR-52

JA-2926,

JA-3098,

JA-3145,

JA-3199,

Brenner.

N.M.,

TN-1967-2

JA-3259,

JA-3263,

JA-3290

Banus,

M.D.,

JA-2672,

JA-2725A,

JA-2852,

Brewer,

R.G.,

JA-3t85

JA-2891.

TA-2921,

JA-2989,

JA-3303,

Briseoe,

H.W.,

TN-1966-38,

TN-1968-3;

JA-3328,

JA-3350, JA-3447

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,

JA2840

JA-3243

SJA-3259,

JA-3493

Brockett,

R.

W.,

TN-1968-24

J

Barry,

J.G.,

TR-147

Brody,

N.M..

TN-1968-24

Bartee,

T.C.,

MS-1518

Brooks,

H.,

JA-2918

Bellomo.

E..

MS-19t4 Brown,

R.N..

JA-2977

Berger,

It.,

TN-1969-31

Brown,

W.

E,,

mI.

JA-3493

Berger.

R.,

MS-1501.

MS-Z185

Browne.

A.A.L.,

JA-3233, JA-3342

Bermon.

S.,

JA-2978

Bryant,

T.

G.,

JA-3294

Bers.

A.,

JA-2638

Burchfiel, J.,

TR-440

71

Author

Index

Burke,

13.

F.,

JA-2858,

TA-2926,

TA-3033,

Colombo,

G..

TA-2785,

JA-2815;

MS-1914

JA-3098,

JA-3199,

JA-3259 Connolly,

J.B.,

TN-1968-12;

JA-2635,

Burrows.

M.

L.,

TN-1966-4i,

TN-1968-30; JA-2808

JA-2701,

JA-2819,

JA-2870B,

JA-2980,

Cornwell,

J.

C.,

JA-2613A,

JA-3155

JA-3247,

JA-3456

Butler,

J.

F.,

JA-2923,

JA-3240, JA-3300,

Counselman,

C.

C.,

JA-3302.

JA-3325

JA-3371.

JA-3449;

MS-2049

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;

Cahlander,

D.A., JA-2795

JA-Z804

Calawa,

A.R.,

JA-2897,

JA-29Z3,

JA-3140,

Crocker,

E.A..

JA-3356

.TA-3Z19,

JA-3463,

JA-3507

Crocker,

M.C.,

I1.

TN-1968-l0;

JA-3113,

Caldwell,

D..

TR-422

JA-3434

Campbell.

D.

B.,

MS-2279

Crocker,

P.S..

TN-1968-16:

JA-3Z08

Capon.

J.,

TN-1967-26.

TN-1967-50,

Crooker,

P.

P.,

JA-3474

TN-t968-4.

TN-t968-t5;

YA-2834,

Crowther,

P.P.,

TN-t969-2t;

JA-2858,

JA-3071.

JA-3193, JA-3392:

MS-1934

JA-2926,

JA-3098

Carbone,

R.J.,

JA-3038,

JA-3169,

JA-3191,

Crowther,

T.

S.,

MS-1501,

MS-1764,

MS-2145,

JA-3299

MS-2186,

MS-Z348

Carman,

R.

L.,

JA-2942,

JA-3tt0,

JA-3213,

Crowther,

W.

R.,

TR-431; TN-1966-55;

JA-3386

JA-2825

Carter,

J.C.,

JA-2836, JA-3098,

JA-3199,

Cudaback,

D.D., JA-3199,

.JA-3Z59

JA-3Z59,

JA-3493

Curry,

G.R.,

GR-1964-29

Catalano,

S.

F.,

TN-1967-25

Chace,

D.E.,

GR-1965-6;

TN-1967-t0;

JA-2906 Daggett,

N.

L.,

TN-1966-33

Chapin,

D.S.,

MS-989

Dalrymple,

G.

F., JA-2728A

Cheng,

K.

L.,

JA-3155

D'Amato,

R.,

TN-1968-17

Chiao,

R.

Y.,

JA-2889,

JA-2942, JA-3185

Davies,

R.W.,

JA-2790,

JA-3028, JA-3190,

.8JA-3358

Childs,

N.

B.,

TN-1967-27;

JA-2961 DeLong,

D.

F.,

Jr.,

JA-2892,

JA-3251,

Chinn.

S.

R.,

JA-3347;

MS-2389

JA-3291

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;

Clarke,

C.A.,

TN-1966-56 JA-3074

Clay.

W.G., JA-2911,

JA-3120, JA-3147;

Devane,

M.E.,

TR-451,

TR-465;

TN-1965-1Z

MS-Z240

Diamond,

B.

L.,

TR-424,

JA-3231

Cohen,

M.S..

TN-196.?-2t,

TN-1969-2;

Dickey,

D.H.,

JA-2903,

JA-2927,

JA-3139

JA-2763, JA-3039.

JA-3121,

JA-3166,

JA-3194.

JA-3278.

JA-3283;

MS-1468A,

Dickinson,

D.F.,

JA-3308

MS-1764, MS-1947, MS-2388

Dimmock,

J-O.,

JA-2602, JA-2736,

JA-2816,

Cohen,

R.A.. TN-1968-25;

JA-3379, JA-3393,

JA-2903,

JA-2946, JA-3148.

JA-3154,

JA-3486

JA-3197.

JA-3Z20.

JA-3276,

JA-3387,

JA-3442,

JA-3463,

JA-3468,

JA-3470,

Cole.

P.

IH..

JA-2778

JA-3507

Collins,

L.D.,

TN-1969-tZ

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

Dionne.

G.

I'.,

TN-1968-16;

JA-3160, JA-3208,

Falb,

P.

L.,

MS-703

,jA-3289,

,TA-3343.

JA-3351,

JA-3383,R

JA-3404

Panning,

W.R.,

TN-t968-t7;

JA-2583

l)ockrey,

A.

F.,

TN-1966-40

Feinleib,

J., TN-1967-33;

JA-2822,

JA-2869,

JA-2878,

JA-2948o

JA-2920, JA-3044,

Dolbec,

R.E.,

TN-1968-20 JA-3052,

JA-3091,

JA-3306,

JA-3470O

,

Domnitz,

R.1-1.,

JA-3344

MS-4463,

MS-1945,

MS-4959,

MS-2385

!Donnelly,

J.

p..

.TA-3220

Feldman,

B.,

JA-2878

Dresselhaus,

G.V.,

IA-2939,

.A-3317A-

Feldman,

J.A.,

TN-1967-19;

JA-326Z,

MS-1293,

MS-1394,

MS-1611,

IVMS-1857.

JA-3542

NMS-2228,

MS-2282

Ferdinand,

A.J.,

JA-Z911

)Dresselhaus,

M.S.,

.YA-2939,

JA-3237,

Ferretti,

A.,

JA-Z723,

JA-3044;

MS-1464,

I.A-3256,

,IA-3400; MS-1293,

MS-1294.

MS-1657

MS-1451.

MS-1611.

MS-1857, MS-2228,

Fielding,

.TC.,

TN-1966-32

MS-2282

Drouilhet,

P.

R..

Jr.,

TR-431;

TN-1969-4;

Finn,

M.C.,

JA-267Z,

JA-3140, JA-3328;

IA-2729.

JTA-Z755

MS-989

Dumanian,

J.

A..

TR-3

Fischler,

S.,

MS-895,

MS-1610

D~uPotit,

E.N.

JA-2840

Fleck,

P.

L..

Jr.,

TN-1967-3,

TN-t968-14;

"

"'

JA-2649;

MS-1551

IDurlach,

N.

I.,

TR-96

t

~Fordi,

D.WP.,

JA-3143

D)ustin.

D.

E.,

TR-127

IDwight, K.,

Jr.,

,IA-2837.

JA-3066,

JA-3108.

,IA-3311; MS-I176.

MS-1459.

MS-i463,

Fowle,

E.N.,

TR-207

M

IS-1815.

MS-1943,

MS-1945,

MS-2374.

Fox.

R. H.,

TR-6

MS-z380

Foyt

A.G.,

JA-2697, JA-2894,

JA-3080,

I)yce,

R.

B..

.IA-2899;

MS-2279

JA-3086.

JA-3134A,

JA-32Z0,

JA-3329,

JA-3426

Fozard.

J.

L.,

TA-Z751

Frachtman,

II.

E.,

TN-1969-ZI

Edwards.

D.

F.,

JA-2652;

MS-1554

Fraser,

M.

P., TN-1967-24

Pick.

II.A..

.?A-2973

Frediani,

D.J..

TR-451

Ek.

F.

IL..

TN-1966-18

Freed,

C.,

TR-464;

JA-2708,

JA-27Z7.

FIktnd,

J.

I..

7R-53

TA-2994A.

JA-3162.

TA-3273,

JA-3389,

.hflI. 3. ..

-A-3476

Ingland.

R..

JA-3161

Freedman.

J..

TR-96

S)ntkknap.

k.

G..

JA-2643

Freeman.

A.

J..

JA-2736,

JA-3154

EpLeelci.

R-.

JA-3100

Fricker,

S.

J..

TR-87, TR-148

Esterljng,

D.,

TR-435

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.

Gagnon.

G.P.,

US-2144

JA-32S;.

JA-3342;.

M-1330.

U51345.

Galvin.

D.I.

Jr..

TR-415

V,5-1494.

N1-2444

EEIYw.

S.D..

Jr..

Th-42,.

TR-421'

JA-Z@01.

GardeLs,

M.C..

JA-2613A

JA-30@41

5-573A

Garmire.

E..

JA-Z889

73

Author

Index

Gatos.

H.

C.,

JA-Z811

Hagfors,

T..

TR-402,

TR-444;

JA-2721,

Gebrels.

FL,

TN-1966-23,

TN-1969-28

JA-2765.

JA-2867,

JA-2943,

JA-2970,

JA-3416;

MS-1353,

MS-1847

Germsnn.

R.,

JA-3100 Haggarty,

R.D.,

TR

-207

Getsinger.

W.J.,

JA-2484,

JA-3020,

H

-•JA-3095A.

JA-3215

Halberstein,

J.

36.,

JA-2782

SGilLis,

J.

E.. TN-1966-40

Halpern,

.1.,

IA-2739;

MS-1608

GobLek,

T.

J.,

Jr.,

TN-1966-46,

TN-1966-50;

Hanson,

L.1..

JA--2840

9

JA-2646,

JA-3022

Hanus.

J.G.C.,

JA-3052.

JA-31t0,

JA-3312,

Gold.

B..

TN-1967-9;

JA-Z6iZ,

JA-2999.

JA-3470;

MS-1q5q,

MS-Z221, M.3-2385

JA-3056,

JA-3093,

JA-3305,

JA-3307,

Harman,

T.C.,

JA-2509,

,IA-Z633,

JA-2698,

JA-3433;

MS-2022

.A-29Z3.

SA-2998,

JA-3140,

JA-3240,

p

Goldberg,

A.

J.,

TN-t967-9

JA-3273. JA-3296,

JA-3300,

JA-33Z0,

.TA-3

371,

TA-3463.

JA-356l7

Goldstein,

B

S

,

JA-z728A

Harris,

J.N.,

TH-431

Goodenough,

J.

B.,

JA-28ti,

.IA-2872,

JA-2909.

JA-Z948.

JA-3021.

JA-3068.

Harte,

K..J_

3A-2662,

JA-278:8

JA-1286,

JA-3070,

JA-3192,

JA-3218,

JA-3260,

MS-367,

5S-10A,

MS-4Z

2,

1.

JA-3275,

JA-3281.

JA-331t,

JA-3436,

MS-1467,

MS-.468A,

MS-147Z.

AS-1777,

JA-3460;

MS-1464,

MS-1475.

MS-1481,

MS-1948,

MS-2388

'279-1629A,

MS-1791,

MS-1814-l.

lHaus,

H.A.,

TR-464i

TA-2708,

.IA-2727,

U

MS-iB14-ll,

MS-1954,

MS-1955, MS-4956,

JA-3304, JA-3389

MS-1958,

MS-2380

Heart,

F.

E..

TH-431;

JA-2833

Goodman,

L.

M.,

JA-2650,

JA-2720,

,A-272,

JA-2755,

JA-2940, JA-2976

lieggestad, II.M..

TR-454; TN-1966-54

Gordon,

M.A., JA-3046A,

JA-3064,

.JA-3102.

Heifrich,

J.H.,

TN-1968-19

JA-3257,

JA-3373. JA-3376

Heller,

G.S.,

.IA-3069

I

Grarlund,

J.,

TR-94

Henrich,

V.

E.,

JA-3412A,

JA-3467

I'

Gray,

D.

J.,

TR-94

Ilerlin,

M

A

.

"TR-96

Grayzel,

A.

I.,

JA-2355,

JA-z673.

JA-z693A,

Hierndon,

T.

0.,

'MS-2I44,

MS-2145

JA-2775,

JA-2784,

JA-2959,

JA-2971,

JA-3027,

JA-3272,

.IA-3333;

MS-1718,

Herrmann,

J.,

.A-2130;

MS-2240

MS-2105

Hlinkley,

E.D.,

.TA-Z962,

TA-3220,

JA-3273,

Green,

P-E.,

Jr.,

TR-88,

TR-42t;

JA-3476

TN-1967-58;

JA-2651;

MS-1404,

NIS-1934,

Hofstetter,

E.M.,

TN-1969-20;

JA-2892,

MS-1935. MS-1990

.TA-3251,

JA-3291

Greenfield,

R.J.,

TN-1967-26,

TN-1967-50,

Holsinger,

J.

L.

.TA-2646

TN-1967-58,

TN-1968-4.

JA-2834,

JA-3071.

JA-3193

lhong,

S.,

TN-1967-55;

JA-2914,

JA-3073.

Griffin,

D.H.,

TR-149

.rA-3164

V

Grossberg,

M.,

TN-i969-5

Honig,

J.

M..

IA-2473,

JA-2605, JA-2633,

_JA-2698,

JA-2948,

.IA-2998,

JA-3048,

Groves,

S.H.,

TN-1967-33; JA-2869,

JA-3048, JA-3495, JA-3197,

MS-989,

.JA-Z977,

JA-3087,

JA-3091,

.JA-3230,

.MS-4958

JA-3369

GbM..7Hornbuckle,

G.

D.,

JA-3269

Gruber,

M.,

TN-1967-8

Howland,

H ,

JA-3143,

JA-3258

Gschwendtner,

A.B..

TN-1966-48

lHuber,

E.

E.,

Jr.,

JA-2748,

,TA-2781,

JA-3004,

Guditz,

E.A..

MS-2144

JA-3083,

JA-3226

Gull,

T.

R.,

TN-1969-i7

Huggins,

W.

H.,

TR-53

Gustafson,

T.K-,

JA-3065,

JA-3185, JA-3304

Hull,

A.B.,

JA-3290

I

74i

Author

Index

1101.I,

U,

JA-2848 Kelley, P.

L.,'

JA-2889,

JA-2942,

JA-3065,

l1untoon,

A,

11.,

TN-t969-27

JA-3185,

JA-3213, JA-3304,

JA-3386;

Iturity. I It.

TRt09MS-1558

Il~urvttzC.FX,[T-i09

,jA.Kelly,

E.J.,

Jr.,

TN-1967-30,

TN-1968-3,

llurwitz..

Cl.

JA-2757,

JA-2776, JA-2827,

TN-1968-8;

JA-3236;

MS-1404

,IA

-2932.

YA

-3023

.

,1A

-3387;

M

S-

1726Ke n S.

JA

3 6

Eluthinon,13.

i.

TR43fKern,

S.,

JA-3069

lutchinson.

B3.

ll.,

TR-431

Kessler,

A. H.,

TN-1965-41;

JA-3095A

Hlyde,

CG.

M..

JA-Z858.

,IA-29Z6

Kessler,

M.M.,

TR-96

Key,

E.L.,

TR-207

SWAKeyes, R.

J.,

TN-1966-61,

TN-1966-61-1;

I nce.

WV.J.,

.TA-2706A.

JIA-2778.

.JA-2780;

JA-.291i,

JA-2955,

JA-3295

MS-1469.

MS-1473

Ingalls,

R.

1..

TR-87.

TR-148,

TR-444,

Kilcline.

D.R.,

JA-Z.1.

TR-456;

JA-2797,

,lA-2836.

JA-3198, Kingston,

R.H.,

JA-2912

TA-3Z43.

1A-3245,

.JA-387,

JA-3489-.

Kirk,

C.

T..

Jr.,

JA-Z781,

JA-3004, JA-3083,

MS-2279

JA-3226

Iseler,

G.

W.,

JA-2937

Kirkpatrick,

E.

S.,

JA-Z900

Kleiner,

W.

H.,

TN-1967-15;

JA-2570,

JA-2747, JA-2873,

JA-3082,

JA-3197,

Jacobson,

L.A.. .A-3241

.TA-3417;

MS-1610

Jarema.

J.

M.,

TR-52

Knudsen,

H.K.,

TN-1966-35

Javan,

A..

JA-3256;

MS-1558

Kodis,

R.D.,

TR-402

Jelinek.

F.,

JA-2713

Kolker,

R.

J.,

JA-2834,

JA-3071

Jena,

A.K.,

JA-2921,

JA-2989

Konkle,

N.H.,

JA-2983

Johnson.

E.J.,

JA-2749, JA-2760,

JA-2927,

Kornegay,

W.M.,

JA-3146

JA-3085;

MS-1609

Kosicki,

B.B.,

JA-2937

Johnson,

J.

R.,

TN-1969-6

Kraft, L.G.,

TN-1966-23

Johnston,

F.

L.,

Jr.,

JA-3226

Krag,

W.E.,

JA-3442;

MS-1610

Johnston,

R.C.,

TN-1969-2;

MS-1470,

Kresa,

K.,

JA-2851

M:S-

t948

Kunnmann,

W.,

JA-Z723

Jones.

C.

W.,

TR-457

Jones, W.J.,

TR-122

Jordan,

K.L.,

Jr.,

JA-2666,

JA-2951,

JA-3305,

JA-3307

Labitt,

B.

H.,

TR-149

.Jurgens.

R.,

JA-3245;

MS-ZZ79

Labitt,

M.,

TR-307

Lacoss,

R.T.,

TN-1967-26,

TN-1967-50,

TN-1968-4,

TN-1969-24;

JA-3032,

Kafalas,

J.A.,

.A-2909,

JA-3249, JA-3260,

JA-3071.

JA-3193,

JA-3236;

MS-703

JA-3280,

JA-331f,

JA-3437;

MS-2362A,

LaFleur,

W.

J.,

MS-2307

MS-2380

Landoch,

W.J.,

MS-2144

Kafalas.

P.,

MS-2178

LaPage,

B.

F., TR-451,

TR-465

Kaplan,

T.A.,

TN-1967-15;

JA-2774,

JA-2794,

Larsen,

D.

M.,

JA-2668,' JA-2760,

JA-Z927,

JA-2853,

JA-Z873,

JA-2879, JA-3082; JA-3104,

JA-3123,

JA-3126,

JA-3t39,

MS-1746,

MS-1747

JA-3223, JA-3255,

JA-3301,

JA-3474;

Kasper,

It.

M.,

JA-33t6,

JA-3346,

JA-3353

MS-1609

Keezer,

R.C.,

JA-2965

Lautman,

D.A., JA-2785

75

Author

Index

Lavine,

M.C.,

JA-2852,

JA-2891,

JA-3350.

Max,

J.,

TR-447; TN-1966-44

.TA-3447

I I

Maxwell,

E,.,

JA-3187

Lax.

B.,

JA-2525,

JA-2890. JA-2975,

¶x'elE.JA38

.BA

-3048

McAulay,

R.J.,

TN-1969-6, TN-1969-20;.

JA-3217

Leary,

J.

F.,

TR-52

Leboy,

J.

L.,

TR-5210

McCarron,

J.D.,

TN-1966-26

Lebow,

1.L.,

TR-431;

JA-2809, JA-2880

McCue,

J.J.

G..

TN-1969-17;

JA-2773,

Leneman,

O.A.

Z.,

JA-2576, JA-2577,

JA-3356

JA-2592, JA-2628,

JA-2632, JA-2645,

JA-Z694,

JA-Z702,

JA-2717,

TA-2726,

McHugh,

P.G.,

TR-431; JA-2809

JA-2741,

JA-2982, JA-2992.

JA-3363,

McMahon,

R.

E.,

TN-1967-27,

TN-1968-13;

.TA-3364;

MS-1559

JA-2961,

JA-3379, JA-3486

Levin,

M.

J.,

MS-1404

McWhorter,

A.

L.,

JA-2638, JA-2847,

Levine,

J.

I.,

TR-444,

TR-456

JA-2894,

JA-2967,

JA-2968,

JA-3060,

.JA-3080,

JA-3097;

MS-1612,

MS-1719,

Lewis,

J.

B.,

JA-2628,

JA-2632, JA-2726,

MS-2236A.

MS-2336

JA-2741

;

MS-1518

Meeks,

M.

L.,

JA-2836, JA-2847, JA-2858,

Libby,

W.

M..

TR-455. JA-2926.

TA-3033,,JA-3064,

JA-3102,

Licklider,

J.

C.R.,

TR-53

.TA-3145,

JA-3290, JA-3373,

JA-3493;

MNS

-1719

Lifsitz,

J.R.,

JA-3304M-79

Melngailis,

I.,

JA-2591,

JA-2766, JA-2816,

Lin,

C.S.,

JA-2643

JA-2897, JA-3276, JA-3296,

JA-3320,

Lindberg, C.A.,

TR-446;

JA-3390 JA-3394, JA-3463,

JA-3507;

MS-2359

Lindley, W.T.,

JA-3134A,

JA-3220,

Menyuk,

N.,

JA-2837, JA-3066,

.A-3108,

JA-3329,

JA-3336,

JA-3426;

MS-2340

JA-3284,

JA-3311;

MS-1176,

MS-1459,

MS-1463,

MS-1943,

MS-1945.

MS-2374.

Litvak,

M.XM.,

JA-2652, JA-2847,

JA-3169,

MS-2380

JA-3308,

JA-3340, JA-3373, JA-3490,

JA-3491;

MS-1554,

MS-1719, MS-2249

Meyer,

J.W.,

TR-118,

TR-402;

.JA-2677

Lomont,

J.S.,

JA-2871

Middleton,

D.,

TN-1969-16

Longaker,

P.R.,

TN-1966-61,

TN-1966-61-1;

Mitchell,

R.

R.,

JA-2783

JA-3491

Mondshein,

L.

F.,

TN-f967-12

Longo,

J.NM.,

JA-2973,

JA-2993,

JA-3049,

Mooradian,

A.,

JA-2802. JA-2832.

JA-2965,

JA-3249, JA-3260,

JA-3280,

JA-3281,

JA-2988,

JA-3060,

JA-3186,

.TA-3365,

JA-3436,

JA-3437;

MS-1955,

MS-2362A

JA-3386,

JA-3445

Lucovsky,

G.,

JA-2965

Moran,

J.M.,

Jr.,

JA-2858,

.JA-Z926,

JA-3033,

JA-3098, JA-3199, JA-3259.

TA-3465;

MS-2057,

MS-2383

Mack,

C.

L.,

Tr.,.

TN-1966-12; JA-3003;

Morello,

M.

V.,

MS-2433

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 Moses,

H.

E.,

JA-2594A,

JA-2655,

JA-Z786A,

Margolin,

J.,

TR-96,

TR-122,

TR-149

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

Muehe.

C.

E.,

JA-3136, JA-3342

Mavroides,

J.

G.,

JA-2SZ5,

JA-2890,

JA-2975.

Murphy,

E.

B.,

JA-2732

JA-3264,

JA-3441A;

MS-1293,

MS-1294,

MS-1415,

MS-1611,

MS-2023

Murphy,

E.

L.,

TR-294

76

,•autor

Index

Naka,

F.R.,

TR-4

Pratt,

H.J.,

MS-1731

Nanni,

B.,

JA-3116

Prosser,

R.

T.,

TR-402;

JA-Z314o

JA-2587.

Newell,

R.

E.,

JA-32i4,

JA-3268

JA-2608,

JA-Z793

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;

Rabiner,

L.R.,

JA-3397o

JA-3433;

MS-ZOlZ

MS-1702, MS-2389

Raccah,

P.M.,

JA-2768,

JA-Z796,

JA-Z837.

Oliver,

M.R.,

JA-3080,

JA-3086

JA-Z872,

JA-2973.

JA-Z9,3.

JA-3108.

JA-341ZA,

JA-3436o

JA-3467;

1M-1477,

Oppenheim,

A. V.,

TN-1969-19;

JA-3242,

MS-1955.

BIS-1956

JA-3334,

JA-3388,

JA-3428;

MS-2010

Rader,

C.M.,

JA-Z612. JA-Z825.

JA-29".

Owens,

E.B.,

JA-Z508,

JA-2887,

JA-3076

JA-3056.

JA-3093.

JA-3Z.35.

JA-3Z9Z.

JA-3397.

JA-3422

Palik,

E.D.,

JA-2518

Raffel,

J.

I..

JA-323;

IS-IS01.

MS-Z145

Pankowski,

B.J.,

TR-5

Rainville.

L.

P..

TR-456;

JA-Z797.

JA-33Z5

Pannell,

J.

H.,

TR-419

Rankin,

J.

B..

TR-409, TR-41S:

T-4967-29

Parker,

C.D.,

JA-3276

Rasche,

R.

W..

TR-41S

Parker,

D.,

TA-2959,

JA-30Z7.

JA-3Z7Z.

Rediker.

R.H..

JA-296Z;

US-tIM

JA-3333;

MS-Zt05

Reed.

LS..

TR-Z.

TR-"6

Paul,

P. J.. JA-3404

Reed.

T.

B..

JA-263.

JA--291.

JA-Z"7,

Paul,

W.,

JA-291g,

JA-Z920,

JA-Z937,

JA-301b,

JA-3-Z4.

JA-31•7.

JA-3•4S.

JA-3Z19

JA-3225.

JA-3357.

JA-3470

WS-Z5S?

Penfield,

H.,

JA-3033

Reid,

W.A..

JA-Z540

Perry,

F.

IT.,

JA-3174

Reiffen.

B..

TR-232.

TR-46Z4

TN-I%4-M.4

JA-ZS14A,

JA-Z*S5

Pettengill,

G.

H.,

TR-1Z7,

TR-444. TR-456;

JA-2899,

JA-3141,

JA-3168,

JA-3183.

Rheinstein.

J..

"R-40l•

TR-414z

JA-303

JA-3243,

JA-3Z45,

JA-3325;

MS-2279

Ricardi.

LiJ..

TR-4099

tW-19G-lzE

JA-*ZM.

Pfeiffer,

R.

R.,

TN-1966-50

JA-Z?34.

JA-nSt.

JA-ZIB,

JA-2966

Phelan,

R.

J.,

Jr.,

JA-2824,

JA-2946,

Rk1dgey.

D.

H.

JA-262Z.O

US-1464

JA-3025,

JA-3148,

JA-34Z6.

JA-344Z

Roberge.

J.K..

TR-418

Pichler,

H.

H..

TN-1968-13

Roberts,

.J.L .

'-1%M-3

Pidgeon.

C.

R..

TN-1967-33;

JA-2869,

Roberts.

LCG.

JA-Z7?794

)U-129,

JA-2977,

JA-3091,

JA-3230, JA-3369,

Roblo.

P.XL.

iAaZ

S

JA-3470

Pike,

E.

W.,

TR-97.

TR-109

Rogers.

A.&&.

TR-441,

T3-444,

Th-496.

JA-ZS56.

JA-ZZ,

JA-M33.

J.A-J3MS,

Pine,

A.S.,

JA-3348.

JA-3423,

JA-3485

JA-31".

JA--3Z9,

JiA-NS94

U

7

Pippert.

G.

F.,

TR-402

Roges

.

D.

BL.

JA-Z7Z3.

JI.-39S

S0-6464.

Pirroni,

J.

S.,

JA-Z843

11S-16S7

Pitcher,

T.

S..

JA-Z186,

JA-2466

Rogera,

T.

F..

Tl*3

Ploussios,

G.,

TN-1966-59;

JA-2863,

Razmiy.

C.F..

LA-ZIS

JA-3006

Root.

W.

L,

JA-2M

Pollard,

E.R..

JA-3225

Romn=.

P.-

TR-431

77

Author

Index

Rosenblum,.E.S,,

TR-118

Sheftman,

F.

I.,

TR-416;

TN-1968-38;

Rosenthal,

M.

L..

TR-410,

TR-451,

TR-465

JA-2795

Roth,

L.

M.,

JA-2581,

JA-2774, JA-3087

Sheppard,

R.

M.,

Jr.,

TN-1966-38,

TN-1967-44,

TN-1968-3,

TN-1968-23

RoYner,

P.D.,

TN-1967-19;

JA-3262,

JA-3542

Sherman,

IT.,

TR-450;

JA-2908A

Rubin,

M.D.,

TR-125

Sicotte,

R.

L.,

JA-3051

Rubinstein,

M.,

MS-1945

Sigel,

J.

L.,

JA-3335

Ruddy,

J.

M.,

TN-1968-32

Silva,

R.

R.,

JA-2797

Russell,

S.

B.,

TR-431;

TN-1966-24,

Silverman,

E.,

TR-351

TN-1966-40

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

Slattery,

R.

E.,

JA-2911,

JA-3120,

JA-3147;

Ryan,

J.

L.,

TR-443;

TN-1966-64

MS-ZZ40

Sleight,

A.

W..

JA-3049

Smith,

C.R.,

JA-3168

Salah,

J.E.,

TN-1967-13,

TN-1967-14;

Smith,

D.O..

JA-Z647.

JA-2658.

JA-266Z.

JA-3054,

JA-3367

JA-2818,

JA-Z986.

JA-3047,

JA-3058.

Sandison,

J.R.,

TR-126

JA-3063.

JA-3177,

JA-3211.

JA-3Z78,

Sarles,

F.W.,

Jr..

TR-418

JA-34i4;

MS-1126.

MS-t468A,

MS-1472,

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;

Smith,

J.

F.,

TN-t%8-16;

JA-3208

JA-2808

Schneider,

H.,

TN-1965-32, TN-1966-34

Smith,

N.

P.,

TF,-442

Schroeder,

P.

R.,

JA-3256

Smith.

P.D..

.N-1966-15

Schulman,

A.L., JA-2783

Smith.

W.

B., TN-t968-31t

JA-2893,

JA-2987.

JA-3109.

JA-3178,

JA-3243.

JA-3245.

Schulman,

G.M.,

MS-1741

JA-3271;

MS-2279

Schwartz,

P.R..

JA-3493

Smullin, L.

D..

TR-6

Schweppe,

F.C..

TN-1966-35

Snider, D.M.,

TR-428;

JA-2922A.

JA-3381;

Scouler,

W.

J.,

JA-2928A,

JA-3044, JA-3052,

MS-2055,

MS-2t03

.TA-3345,

JA-3470;

MS-1959, MS-2385

Snyder.

D.

L.,

TN-1967-1!

Seavey,

M.H., JA-3421

Sohn,

J.,

JA-3100

Seay,

T.S.,

TN-1968-5,

TN-1969-27

Soltes,

A.S.. TR-53

Sebring, P.

B..

TR-90,

TR-131

Sotiropoulos:

A..

TR-438.

TR-451,

TR-459,

Segal,

R.

L..

TR-1Z6

TR-465;

TN-1967-47, TN-1969-8

Seidman.

L.

P..

JA-3217

Spann,

R.

N..

JA-3269

Sferrino,

V.

J.,

TN-1966-64

Staelin,

D.H..

JA-3263

Shapiro,

1.

1.,

JA-2656,

JA-2663.

JA-2710.

Stanley,

A.G.,

TR-403, TR-443;

TN-1

965-20,

Shapiro,..,

JA-266, JA-263,

JA-270,

TN-1967-20.

TN-I967-52;

JA-2683.

JA-2785,

JA-2807,

JA-28i5,

JA-2893,

JA-Z761,

JA-2796,

JA-Z849.

JA-2991.

JA-2899,

JA-2905.

JA-20IIA,

JA-2057,-39;M-19,1127

JA-3109,

JA-3128,

JA-3165,

JA-3168,

JA-3359;

MS-1697,

MS-2272

JA-3178, JA-3207.

JA-3243. JA-3245.

Stanley,

H.E..

JA-2794,

JA-2850, JA-2853,

JA-3271,

JA-3302,

JA-3325;

MS-1156A,

JA-2907,

JA-3090,

JA-3156, JA-3176,

MS-1457, MS-1658,

MS-1914,

MS-2279,

JA-3267,

JA-3313;

MS-1746,

MS-1747,

MS-2368

MS-2039, MS-2437, MS-2438

78

Author

Index

Starr,

A.W.,

TN-1967-7

Toksoz,

M.N.,

JA-3236

Stauss,

G.

if.,

MS-1945

Toanes,

C.

H.,

JA-3065

Steininger,

J.M.,

JA-3161, JA-3266

Trent,

P.H.,

JA-2998

Steinmetz,

C.M.,

TN-1969-7

Tsandoulas,

G.N..

JA-3179,

JA-3227,

Stqrin,

E.,

TN-1968-36;

JA-2706A,

JA-2780;

JA-3285,

JA-3.-22,

JA-3430

MS-1473

Tse,

E.,

JA-2972

Stetson,

P.,

JA-2754

Tufts,

A.,

JA-3386

Stevens,

R.R.,

JA-2843

Stickler,

J.

J.,

JA-3068,

JA-3069;

MS-1961

Van

Zandt,

L. L..

JA-3805;

MS-1958

Stiglitz,

1.G.,

JA-2709, JA-2750,

JA-3013;

Vierstra.

A.,

TR-257

MS-1143

Vrablik,

W.A.,

JA-3258

Stillman, G.E.,

JA-3276,

JA-3468;

MS-2340

Stockham,

T.G.,

JA-3242;

MS-2051

Walden,

D.C.,

TN-1967-5i

Stone,

K.,

JA-3116

Waldron,

P.,

TR-450

Stone,

M.

L.,

TR-87,

TR-148;

JA-3243

Waldron,

R.A..

JA-3431

Strauss,

A.J.,

JA-2672, JA-2766,

JA-2816,

Walpole,

J.N.,

JA-2967,

JA-2968.

JA-3097

JA-2937,

JA-2941, JA-2963A,

JA-3137;

MS-2009,

MS-2307,

IMS-2349

Wang.

S.C..

TR-148;

TN-1966-49

Strongin,

M.,

JA-3187

Ward,

R.W.,

TN-1969-10

Stuart,

D.

G.,

TN-1968-7 Ward,

W.

W..

TN-1968-18

Stutt,

C.A.,

TR-87

Warekois,

E.

P..

MS-946

Sullivan,

C.D.,

TN-1967-18

Warwas,

A.R.,

TN-1

,&-49

Sutherland,

W.

R.,

MS-1765, MS-2433

Waters,

J.W.,

JA-3493

Swenson,

E.H.,

TN-1968-t0;

JA-3113 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

Wegener,

H.

A.

R..

JA-2761

Tang,

D.

D.,

JA-3041A, JA-3391

Weigand,

R.

M.,

JA-275S

Tannenwald,

P.

E., JA-Z740.

JA-2886,

Weinber,

D.

L.,

JA-Z964,

JA-3026.

JA-3tt0

JA-3026,

JA-3307,

JA-3t74,

JA-3t97,

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

JA-3019,

JA-3TZ.

JA-3253

Taran,

J.

P.,

JA-3304

Weinstein,

C..

JA-3388,

JA-3428

Tausner,

M.

J..

TR-425;

JA-2905

Weinstein,

F.S.,

TR-444,

TR-456;

JA-3168,

Taylor,

W.,

JA-2965

JA-3277

Teich.

M.C..

JA-2879,

JA-Z912,

JA-3078,

Weiss.

G.

P..

MS-146SA.

MS-1472

JA-3426

Weiss,

H.

G.,

TR-44S;

TN-

968-29

Temme,

D.

H.,

JA-3100;

MS-1572

Weiss,

J.A..

TR-429;

TN-1968-27;

JA-2901.

Thaxter,

J.

B.,

JA-2740, JA-2886

JA-3294;

MS-1572,

MS-1573A,

MS-1766

Thompson.

T.W.,

JA-3141,

JA-3245;

MS-2279

Welch,

J.D..

MS-1731

Tichovolsky,

E.

J.,

JA-3441A

Wells.

B.

B..

TR-4

Tierney.

J.,

TR-431

Wheeler.

R.,

JA-3393

79

Author

Index

Whipple,

E.R.,

JA-2620

Wright,

S.

H.,

TR-126

White,

B.E.,

TN-1969-23

Wu,

P.R.,

JA-3062, JA-3338,

JA-3374

White,

D.

P.,

TN-1969-15

Wyatt.

P.

W..

JA-3087

Whitehill,

L.

P.,

TN-1966-53

Wiesen,

R.A.,

TN-1969-5

Willim,

D.K.,

JA-3171

Yakutis.

A.

J.,

JA-3053

Wishner,

R.

P.,

JA-3142,

JA-3453

Yntema,

D.B.,

TN-1969-5;

MS-1240,

Wold, A.,

JA-2768,

JA-3069;

MS-1176,

1MS-

1741

MS-1459, MS-1463,

MS-14770

MS-A945

Yost,

R.C..

TR-420

Wolfe,

C. M.,

JA-3134A,

JA-3276.

JA-3329.

Youtz, P..

JA-3140

.[A-3336,

JA-3426,

JA-3468;

MS-2340

Wollenberg,

W.

J.,

TR-126

Yudkin,

H..

JA-Z685

Wood,

R.

V..

Jr.,

TR-421;

.JA-2643

Woodward.

C.E.,

MS-2t45

Worthington.

W.

C..

JA-3M47

Zelger.

If.

J..

JA-2774,

JA-2847.

JA-3347;

Wright.

G.

B..

JA-25t8.

.A-2802,

JA-283Z,

MS-1610.

*%tS-1719.

MS-1%S.

US-Z369

.TA-2965,

.JA-2988,

JA-3474

Zuckermn.

B..

IA-3033.

JA-3306

8o

SUBJECT

INDEX

ACCELERATORS

ANTENNAS

(Continued)

TN-1966-12

Elliptic

ACOUSTIC

WAVES

JA-3227

Diffract

ion

Feed

JA-2914 JA-2819

Haystack

ADAPTIVE

CONTROL

JA-2833

TR-442; JA-3142

Large

aperture

array

AERODYNAMICS

TN-1967-58

Newtonian

theory LES-1

and LES-2

TN-1965-32

TR-409

LES-4

AIC13M

TR-410,

TR-415

TR-140

Loop

AIR

TR-433

Density

LPDA-433

JA-3367 JA-3338

Millimeter-wave

AIR

TRAFFIC

CONTROL

TN-1969-17

TN-1

968-29

INoise

temperature

ALGOL

TN-1966-59;

JA-3006

JA-3542

Parabolic

JA-2734

ALUMINUM

Planar

array

Chemisorption

JA-3231

JA-2781

Radiation

Oxidation

TR-433

JA-3004, JA-3083

Radiation

patterns

Quantum

chemistry

JA-2913

JA-3412A

Satellite

X-ray

form

factor

TN-1967-17,

TN-1967-29

JA-3467

Slot

ALUMINUM

OXIDES

TR-446;

TN-1966-SZ;

JA-2823B

JA-3226

U

J-F

JA-3390

AMPLIFIERS

ANTIAIRCRAFT

FIRE

CONTROL

COJA-3299

TR-109

Gallium

arsenide

ANTIFERROMAGNETIC

RESONANCE

JA-2894

MS-1961

HF

TR-428;

JA-2922A

ANTIFERROMAGNETISM

Transistor

JA-3260,

JA-3421

MS-2055 ANTI-JAMMING

SYSTEMS

ANALOG

COMPUTERS

TN-1966-44

JA-2646, JA-2650

APERTURE

THEORY

ANISOTROPIC

MATERIALS

TN-1968-32

JA-2763,

JA-3278, JA-3289,

JA-3312,

ARCS

JA-3404;

MS-1764

JA-2997

ANTENNAS.

ARSENIC

Airborne

JA-3237, JA-3400

TN-1966-59

Arrays

ARSENIC

COMPOUNDS

JA-2913

JA-2852

Cassegrainian

TH-416;

TN-1968-38

ASTRONOMY

Coupin

TN1Computer

program

Coupling

TN-1969-42

TR-424

Cylindrical

lens

ASTROPHYSICS

TN-1967-47

JA-3199

81

-..

..*-'.*' -

*, *•,

• -.

\ 1. -

Subject

Index

ATMOSPHERE

CADMIUM

SULFIDE

Calibration

TN-1967-52;

JA-2932,

JA-3266, JA-3359

Bib-31

CADMIUM

TELLURIDE

Kwajalein

TN-1967-13,

TN-1967-14

JA-3080, JA-3086,

JA-3220

Turbulence

CALIBRATION

SPHERE

TN-1968-34 TN-1966-41;

JA-3247

ATTITUDE

CONTROL

CASSEGRAINIAN

SYSTEMS

TN-1968-24;

JA-3258;

Bib-23 TR-416

AUDITORY

PERCEPTION

CESIUM

COMPOUNDS

TR-53

JA-3421,

JA-3437;

MS-2362A;

Bib-33

¶

AUDITORY

SIGNALS

CHARGED

PARTICLES

TN-1966-50

TR-443

AURAL

PULSE

COMPRESSION

CHEMILUMINESCENCE

JA-2773

Q-14

AURORA

CHIRP

E-region

JA-3397

JA-3214

Effect

on

UHF

signals

CIRCUITS

TR-148; JA-1448

Error-correcting

Measurement

I

TN-1967-27;

JA-2961

JA-3268

Failure

erasure

Photometry

JA-Z808

JA-3046

Integrated

TN-1968-25

AUTOMATIC

CONTROL

Single-gate

JA-2990;

MS-Z051

JA-3269

CLUTTER

JA-2795, JA-2892,

JA-3291

BALLISTIC

CLOUDS

COBALT

CHROMITE

TN-1966-35

MS-2374

BALLISTIC

COEFFICIENTS

CODING

TN-1966-34

Channel

t AJA-2514A,

JA-2750,

JA-2940

BALLISTIC

RANGE

Encoding

and

decoding

TN-1967-45; JA-2650, JA-2809,

BARIUM

COMPOUNDS

JA-2940,

JA-3013

JA-3280

Sequential

BATS

JA-2809

JA-2773

COMMUNICATION

SATELLITES

BISMUTH-ANTIMONY

ALLOYS

TN-1967-17; JA-2880, JA-2951;

MS-2103

JA-3441A

Signal

processing

BISMUTH

TELLURIUM

SYSTEM

TN-1966-20

JA-3286o

JA-3326

COMMUNICATIONS

BUZZ

SAW

Barankin

bounds

TR-53

TN-1969-20

Channels

TR-437,

TR-447;

JA-2709, JA-2750,

JA-2793,

JA-2940, JA-2996

CADMIUM

CHROMIUM

SELENIDE

Optical

MS-1945

tical

TR-454

CADMIUM

SELENIDE

Phase measurements

JA-3266

JA-3061

8

82

Subject

Index

COMPUTERS

DECISION

MAKING

Compiler

system

TR-437

TN-1967-12

Component

design

DEMODULATOR

JA-

3095A

MS-2073

Digital-analog

DIELECTRICS

JA-2779

JA-2647

Displays

JA-2983;

MS-1920

DIFFERENTIAL

EQUATIONS

Graphics

TN-1968-31

MS-2433

DIFFRACTION

Haystack

490

JA-2914

TN-1966-40

On-line

DIGITAL

FILTERS

TN-1969-5;

MS-1518

JA-2999

Processing

DIGITAL

SYSTEMS

TN-1967-19

TR-437; TN-1967-10, TN-1967-19;

Program supervisor

JA-2612,

JA-2635;

MS-1518

LM-78

DIODE SWITCH

Programs

TR-435;

TN-1967-2, TN-1967-3,

JA305t

TN-1969-42;

JA-3262o

JA-3542

DIODES

T-49

Avalanche

TR-126

TN-1969-31

TX-

2

Circuits

MS-2433

JA-3029, JA-3215

Computer

design

CONE-SPHERES

J-05

Radar

scattering

JA-3095A

TN-1966-47; JA-2744

Photovoltaic

effect

JA-2897

CONES

Tunnel

Scattering

TN-1966-17

JA-

3073

DIPLEXERS

CONTROL

SYSTEMS

JA-2705

Optimal

DIPOLES

TR-442

TN-1966-32, TN-1967-24,

TN-1968-11,

Nonlinear TN-1969-8;

JA-2807,

JA-2931,

JA-3285,

TN-t969-13;

JA-3142

JA-3383

CONVERTERS

DISCR IMINANTS

Digital-analog

TN-1968-8

JA-2779

COPPER

DISPLAY

SYSTEMS

Optical

properties

TN-1966-24

JA-3317A DOPPLER

RADAR

COPPER-NICKEL

ALLOYS

JA-2905, JA-3322

MS-2385

DUPLEXERS

CRYSTAL

GROWTH

TR-118

JA-2653.

JA-2916;

MS-1657,

MS-2307

DUST

PARTICLES

CYLINDERS

MS-1457

Gas

flow

TN-1967-7

EARTH

Dust belt

DATA

PROCESSING

JA-2785;

MS-1457

ICBM

system

EARTH

ALBEDO

TR-131

TN-1966-53

DATA TRANSMISSION

EARTHQUAKE

WARNING

TR-52

TN-1968-3

83

Subject

Index

ELECTROMAGNETIC

WAVES

FERRIMAGNETIC MATERIALS

Diffraction

TN-1968-16;

JA-3Z08.

JA-3383;

MS-1961

JA-2914

FERRITE

DEVICES

Scatter

ing

katrn

JA-2780;

NIS-1t766

TR-402. TR-419. TH-426;

TN-1966-47;

JA-2980, JA-3019, FERRITES

JA-

3253,

JA-3456;

M

S-

4353

Magnetostriction

JA-3100

ELECTRON

BEAMS

Properties

TNII969-2

JA-3289

ELECTRON

GAS

Thermal

conductance

JA-2875 JA-3050

ELECTHON

SPIN

WAVES

FERROMAGNETIC MATERIALS

1JA-3497

JA-3103;

MS-41Z6,

MS-1746.

MS-i747

ELECTRON

TRANSITIONS

FIELD-EFFECT

DEVICES

.1A-2s72

JA-2798

ELECTRONIC

COMPONENTS

FILTERS

Surface

resistivity

Band-pass

TN-1965-41

TH

-444

ELECTRONIC

MODULE

DigitalN-969-9;

J-

Z,

JA-3292,

iLMtl-64-4

JA-3305, JA-3388, JA-3428

ELECTRONS

Impulse

response

Kinetic

equations

JA-3307

JA-2900

Kalman

Magnetic TN-1967-6

=-MS-

1954

Linear

Observations

JA-2972

TN-1966-64

Matched

Radar

determination

TN-1968-21,

TN-1969-7

JA-2970

Mismatched

ENERGY

BAND

TIIEORY

TNo1969-6

TR-415 Nonlinear

JA-3453

EPHEMERIDES

RC

Radar

determination

TN-1968-26

JA-2893FLIP-FLOPS

EUROPIUM

MONOXIDE

JA-2906

JA-3387, JA-3470

FORTRAN

EXTRATERRESTRIAL

LIFE TN-1967-2

JA-2987

FOURIER

TRANSFORM

JA-3235,

JA-3422

F9C

FREQUENCY SYNTIIESIS

TR-88

TN-1968-12

FASTABU

L

FUNCTIONS

TN-1967-3

Ambiguity

TN-1969-i6

FERMI

LIQUID

Eigenfunctions

JA-3335

TN-1967-15

FERMI SURFACES

FURNACE

JA-2774, JA-2967

JA-3225

84

e

~. .......

J

6J O-Subject

Index

SALLI'UM

ArI.MO.DE

4JA-869,

JA-2937

TR-90,

TH-96

GALLIUM

ARSENIDE HELICONS

JA-Zf72SA

JA-2894,

JA-2962. JA-3060. JA-3097

JA-3t34A.

JA-3276,

JA-3329.

JA-3336.

HYDROGEN

LINES

JA-34Z6,

JA-3468;

MS-Z340

JA-310Z

GALLIUM

SELENIDE

HYDROXYL GROUP

MS-1608

Maser

model

GARNETS

JA-2847;

MS-tT19

JA-3316,

JA-3346

Radio

observation

GAS

FLOW

JA-2836,

JA-Z858.

JA-2926,

GAS 19FLOW

JA-3033,

JA-3145,

JA-3263,

TN-1967-7

JA-3308, JA-3340,

JA-3465;

GERMANIUM

MS-2249, MS-2383

Copper-doped

HYPERSONIC

WAVES

JA-3I34A

HYPESONI

WS

Electroreflectance

JA3485

MS-2240

JA-2869

HYSTERESIGRAPH

Fine

structure

TN-1968-272

JA-30&5

Impurities

JA-Z903

Optical

properties

ICBM

MS-1857

TR-127.

TR-128.

TR-131

Zinc-doped

ILMENITES

JA-2955

JA-3068,

JA-3069

GOLD

IMAGE

TUBES

.JA-2928

JA-3148

GRAPHIC

DISPLAY

TN-1967-1;

MS-1765

INDIUM

ANTIMONIDE

TN-1967-33;

JA-2869,

JA-2891, JA-2921.

GRAPHITE

JA-Z927,

JA-2946, JA-2962,

JA-2989.

JA-3256;

MS-1Z93

JA-3025,

IA-3074, JA-3085, JA-3091,

JA-3104, JA-3126,

JA-3139, JA-3230,

GROUP

IIl-V

ALLOYS

JA-3270, JA-3350, JA-3369. JA-3442;

JA-2548,

JA-Z525,

JA-2579,

JA-2581.

MS-1609,

MS-1612

JA-Z832

INDIUM

ARSENIDE

GROUF

IV-VI

ALLOYS

TN-1967-33

JA-137;

MS-Z349

INDIUM

TELLURIDE

JA-Z7ZSA,

JA-2989

HARTREE-FOCK

THEORY

INFORMATION THEORY

•

~~~~JA-2B73

IFRAINTER

8JA-2646,

JA-Z709,

JA-2750,

JA-32t7.

HAYSTACK

RADAR

JA-3298

TN-1966-24

INFRARED

CONVERTER

Antenna

reflector

surface

JA-3025

TN-1968-7

INFRARED

DETECTION

Bibliography JA-3078.

JA-3427

Bib-

36

Computer

control

INFRARED

DETECTORS

JA-2833

JA-2946.

JA-3295

Orion

A

JA-3257

INFRARED

MODULATORS

Pointing

system

JA-3394;

MS-2359

TN-1966-15.

TN-'..66-55.

INTERFEROMETERS

TN+I966-56,

TN-

1969-21;

JA-3290

JA-2848;

MS-2368

85

I !

• - • : - " - -. * -- - ' . - . , . . . . . . . _._ 7 I 1.. . -.. . .. . ' .. . ...-

Subject

Index

INTERiFEROMETH

LASERS

(Continued)

TR-441.

TR-414;

JA-3O98;

NIS-2057

Pulsed

INTERNATIONAL

COLLOQUIUI

QuArtz

10

ON M]AGNETIC

FILMS

(TIIIIID)

Qartz

JA-r

Suegion Inx

.1

A-2508i

JA-3240,

JA-3273.

JA-3371,

JA-346R,

JA-3507;

MS-1702,

IC)MA)SPIETI

F

MS-1726,

MS--7

049

] i Jh~i--re"giemooduto

*IA-2883,

JA-3138

LCAO

(Linear

Combination

of

Atomic

Scattering

Orbitals)I

JA-3362

TR-435

IONOSPHERIC

SCATTER

LEAD

PYROCHORES

TR-94

JA-3436

i

~LEAD

RUTIIENATE

TN-196-54JA-29854

lKLY

STRONS

LEAD

SELENIDE

; ;

LYTON-165

JA-2978

:

TN165

LEAD)

SUBSTRATE

K'.ALAI.EIN

JA-3379,

JA-3486

Atmosphere

JA-

3054

LEA!)

SULFIDE

.1A-2944

LEAD

TELLURIDE

JA-2968,

JA-3155

LANTHANUM

COMPOUNDS

LEAD-TIN

CdIAI.CO(;ENII)i"S

.

JA-2837,

JA-2948. JA-3049,

.sA-3140,

JA-3320

JA-3108,

JA-3353;

MS-4956

LARGE

APERTURE

SEISMIC

ARRAY

(LASA)

LEA)-TIN-SELENIIM

ALLOYS

SEISMIC

ARRAY

IA-2923,

JA-2963A, JA-3437.

JA-3t96,

.SA-3300,

JA-3463,

JA-3507

LASER

BEAMS

JA-3213

LE.AD-TIN-TELLUIIUNMI

JA-3449

LASERS

Cadmium

sulfide

LEAP

I

A-2932 JA-326Z

Carbon

dioxide

TR-464;

JA-3162,

JA-3491,

LENSES

JA-3273,

3A-3389

Crossed-cylinder

Effects

JA-3143

JA-349t

LESTR-2

Gaseous

.TA-2994A.

JA-3038;

MS-1554

TN-1968-19

Infrared

LIGFT

JA-3240;

MS-2049

Detection

Injection

.JA-30t1A

JA-Z728A;

MS-IIT0A

Scattering

Lead

selenide

JA-2964

IA-3219 LIGHT

PEN

Lead

sulfide

JA-2983

JA-2827

Lorentzian line

shape

LIGHT

PULSES

JA-

3476

JA-3065.

JA-3304

.4

86

ASS

Subject

IxeX

(LESi NfAE)

MAI;NETIc

FtL.MS

,IA-29oR;

.MS-zi0o

TN-1967-4;

iIA-2647

JA-2818

and II;S-ZJA-3047,

JA-3058,

JA-3177,

JA-3211.

SLES~I

and

4ES-Z

, -4t

TR-409

MS-234R

MS-2388

SU

ES-

4

TN--4tn,

T1-415

MAGNETIC

MATERIAI..-

IE'-S-5

JA-3063,

)A-3068,

*1A~3343;

MS-1815

TH-4%1;

T"N-1968-I8,

TN-1969-2?

MAGNETIC

RESONANCE

I.ES3-6

JA-2778,

SA-3069.

JA-3274;

MS-194

5

TR-459, TR-465;

TN-0196..'o

-XI-s-

Z51

M

.ACNL-,rism

ATS-zsii

JA-34i4;

Mt.S%-4791

mm

NCoIs

EXPEI•MENTAL

TERM

I

N.,AO.

,r

35-2380

Tft-431;

1

N-1966-

33;

JA-28o9,

JA-28oA-

MX"S-Z

lNt LINCOIN •,\AND

Ieisenberg

LNoS-h695

JA-285

3,

*IA-2907,

JA-3090,

JA-3313;

MS-1746

MS-1747,

AITHIIU'M

FERIITES

MS-2039. MS-2437

JA-3351

MANGANESE

AtISENIDE

L

-APS

JA-29o9, JA-3311

LM-60

MANGANESE

COMPOUNDS

L

O-BF

E

N

T

Z G

RO

U

p C O M

P O UNt

1S

L0RF;\'Tz moupMS.-

1176

JA-2787A,

JA-2788

JA-2871,

.IA-297,

IA-2981

MANGANOUS

FLuO3I3IES

LORENTZ

MICRoSCopy

BiA-P33

TN-1967-2t-

JA-3039

JA-3166;

AN-9.

MS.-1947

TN-1967-24

LO

ALTITUI)E

TARGETS

MAuI

TR-105,

TII-147

lopogra

py

LUN.,ti

CRATER

.A-3325

LUNA-4ATE MASERS

-TA-314iAttenuator

LUNAR

EPIlE.lERIS

0A11

aor

JA'3168

).IAf -

349

L

UNA

.R

RADAR

.1A-3490

JA-3356

MASS

SPECTROSCOPy

LUNAR

IIEFLECTIONS

JA-Z508,

JA-2887,

JA-3D76

JA-2943

M-'ATHfEMATICS

,

JA-3082, IA-3132,

JA-3323,

JA-3422

MATfLr

ALGEBIIA

TN-1967-5y;

JA-291o

MAGNESIUM

COMP)OUNDS

MSiEMOj)

y

DfV

ICFs

Optical

properties

TN-1967.4;

JA-266

2,

JA-2986,

Optial-pror

JA-3047,

JA-3058,

-'A-32nt,

MAGNESIUM

OXA-.3283;

MS-21

45

MAGNESI-2NI

OXIDE

MEiCURNy

CHALCOGENIDES

JA-2796

JA-

2509

MAGNETIC

DEVICE.S M A-YPNE

JA-7238

MERCURY.

PLANET

MAGNETIC FIE-'2

JA-28z5,

JA-2899;

MS-191

4

MNS-2C23

MERCURY

SELENfDE

.IA-3087;

IS-2009

87

, A

Subject

Index

-.

4

.

4

_

MPmCURY

TELLURIDE

NEODYMIUM

COMPOUNDS

JA-2977, JA-2998

JA-2973

MERCURY

VAPOR

NETWORK

THEORY

.-

A-3469

TR-155; JA-2966

METALS NICKEL

V

Boltzmann equation

JA-3052

JA-3358

Particle

excitations

Band

structure

_JA-2790

MS-1359

Photoluminescence

NICKEL-IRON

FILMS

JA-3365

MS-1764

Surfaces

M

JA-3190

NICKEL

OXIDE

METEOR

ECh1OES

JA-3

306

MS-1

330

NIOBIUM

COMPOUNDS

MICROSONIC

WAVES

JA-28ii

.IA-3431

NOISE

MICHOSOUND

CIRCUITS

City

TN--68-36

JA-3006

Electromagnetic

M1CROSTRIP

JA-2863

JA-3293,

JA-3294

ELF

-MICROWAVE

CIRCUITS

Pseudo

• i iM

S-1731

Pseudo

-IIS-2306

MICROWAVES

Radio

IA-3374

JA-3053

"-Breakdown

Shot-noise

TN-1966-48

JA-2694

MISSILE

TRAJECTORIES

NONLINEAR

SYS'EMS

TN-1966-49

TA-299o

MODIE,

ATMOSPHERE

NON-METALS

TN-1967-13,

TN-t967-14

.A-3284

NORSAR

MODULATORS

NORSA I

Infrared

TN-1969-10

JA-3394;

MS-2359

NUCLEAR

EXPLOSIONS

MOON

Detection

MOONTN-1966-t8

Radar echoes

TNS. 966tie

JA-2943,

MS-1354, MS-1847

Ties

Radio

echoes

TN-1969-3

JA-2765

Surface

measurements

JA-3141,

JA-3178

•OS

(OH GROUP

JA-3148

JA-2836, JA-2847.

JA-z85s,

JA-2926,

SMOTION

JA-3033,

JA-3145,

JA-3259,

JA-3263,

Phase-center

.A-3308,

JA-3340,

JA-3465;

MS-t179,

TN-1967-35

MS-z249,

MS-2383

SMOTOR

RESPONSE

OPTICAL

FILMVS

MOTORRES-

PS741

JA-2658,

JA-3430

OPTICAL

INSTRUMENTS

MOVING

TARGET

INDICATORS

JA-2878

TR-t49

SMULTIPLIERS

OPTICS

JA-2885.

JA-2959

Nonlinear

JA-3185

388

Subject

Index

ORBITING

SOLAR

OBSERVATORY

(OSO)

PIIOTOLUMINESCENCE

TR-418

JPt

-3365

ORION

A

PHOTONS

JA-

3257

JA-2889.

JA-2942

ORION

B

PLANETARY

ORBITS

JA-3376

TH-4Z5;

.IA-3128;

MS-1156A,

MS-i658

ORION

NEBULA

PLASMAS

JA-3064,

JA-3102

Generation

OSCILLATOIS

JA-2652;

MS-i

554

Gunn

HIigh

temperature

JA-3134A

JA-3024

Stability

POLARONS

TN-196g-r

JA-2927,

JA-3123,

JA-3126,

JA-3223,

OXIDES

,IA-3255,

JA-3304,

JA-3474;

MS-1609

Metal

POLYNOMIALS

JA-3460

TN-1966-34

OXYGEN

Atomic

scattering

PORCUPINE

JA-2796

TR-97,

TB-lOS

PRESS

LM-56

PARAMETRIC

AMPLIFIERS

PULSARS

JA-2942,

JA-3095A JA-3302

PARTICLE

MECHANICS

PULSE

TRAINS

iVIS-1457,

MS-4859B .IA-Z992

PEJMALLOY

PU

LSE TRANSMISSION

JA-3196

JA-3171

PEROVSKITES

JA-3021, JA-3260,

JA-3281

PERTURBIATION

THEORY

QUANTUM

ELECTRONICS

TA-2879B

JA-2900,

.IA-3267.

JA-3313;

MS-14zz,

MS-1558,

.MS-2221

PIIASE-LOCKEI)

LOOPS

QUANTUM

MECHANICS

TN-1968-5

MS-185911,

MS-2437,

MS-2438

PHASE

MEASUREMENT

QUARTZ

JA-3061

JA-2886,

TA-3348,

JA-3423

PIIASE

SHIFTERS

JA-Z706A

RADAR

PHIOENIX

Barankin

bounds

TH-52

TN-1969-20

PHIONONS

Chirp

JA-3028,

JA-3149;

MS-2228,

MS-222

TN-1966-54

Doppler

systems

PH

OTOCONDUCTORS

TR-147,

TR-4a0; JA-2905

Ge:Cu

Early

warning

systems

JA-2912

TR-127,

TR-1Z8

PLIOTODIODES

Ground

-wave

JA-34Z6

TR-87

Haystack

(see

also

HAYSTACK

IRAHAR)

P1!OTOGRAIIHY

TR-457;

JA-3290;

Bib-36

Animation

Injection

laser

MS-2440

JA-2728A

Hfigh

speed

Low-altitude

,1S-2l78

TR-125

89

-

)Subject

Index

RA

DAR

(Continued)

RADOMES

Lunar

Bib-I5-2

J

A-3350

Sphere-cone

Millstone

TN-1968-17

TR-430;

LM-51,

LM-53;

Bib-36

T

Monopulse

RAIN

JA-3251

TR-426;

TN-1966-63, TN-1968-33;

Ranges

JA-2804

JA-3147

RAMAN

OSCILLATOR

Shielding

JA-3107

JA-2795

Shipborne

1-AMAN

SCATTERING

TR-149

JA-2988,

JA-3026, JA-3060

T-49

RAMAN

SPECTRA

TR-126

.TA-2832,

JA-'3445;

MS-2236A. MS-2389

RADAR

ASTRONOMY

RARE

EARTH

GARNETS

JA-2797?

JA-2893,

JA-2899, JA-2943,

JA-3346

JA-3102,

JA-3116, JA-3128,

JA-3141,

JA-3165, JA-3168,

JA-3178,

JA-3183

JA-3T54

JA-3198, JA-3207, JA-3245, JA-3489;

MS-1156A,

MS-1354,

MS-1484, MS-1658,

REDUNDANCY

MS-2279,

MS-2444

'iN-1967-27;

JA-2961,

JA-2976

RADAR CROSS

SECTIONS

RE-ENTRY

VEHICLES

TR-4AC;

TN-1966-32

Radar

cross

sections

TR-294

RADAR

LOCATIONRE lITYT

OY

TR-4ZZ

RELA'IJ:1ITY

T11EORV

TR-425;

TN-I966-23;

JA-3243

4

RADAR

MAPPING

TN-1966-35

RESONATORS

JA-3293

RADAR

RECEIVERS

R

TH-420

RHIENIUM

Isotope

effect

RADAR

TARGETS

IA-

3187

TR-122

RIIENIUM

COMPOUNDS

RADAR

TELESCOPES

JA-3049

TR-445

RHENIUM

OXIDE

RADAR

WAVEFORMS

JA-3044

JA-Z892

RIIENIIJM

TRIOXIDE

RADIATION

EFFECTS

JA-3197

TR-403;

TN-1967-20,

JA-2683,

JA-2849,

RING

CIRCULATOR

JA-2991;

MS-1697,

MS-2f7Z

TH-429;

JA-2901;

MS-1573A

RADIO

ASTRONOMY

ROTATION

GROUP

JA-3064, JA-3257,

JA-3373,

JA-2655

JA-336.

,IA-

3493

RUBIDIUM

COMPOUNI)S

RADIO

MAPPING

JA-2778,

JA-3249,

JA-3280,

JA-3347,

JA-3257 JA-3421;

MS-1955,

MS-2389;

Bib-33

RAI)IO

TELESCOPES

TR-445

SAGE

RAI)IOM

ETRY

Ileight-findor

JA-3277

TR-90

RADIOTELETY

PE

SYSTEMS

SAMPLING

TR-88.

TR-94

JA-2982, JA-3363,

JA-3364

¶

90

I I I I I I I I*

Subject

Index

"SATELLITES

SEMICONDUCTORS

Attitude control Binary

TN-1968-24

JA-2637

*

Bibliography

Conferences

TR-450 JA-2975

Communication

Gunn

effect

JA-3381

JA-3086

Danmping

Light

scattering

SIA-3109

,A-3t86

SFrequency

synthesizer

Magneto-optical

effects

GeTN-t968ti2

.JA-Z518,

JA-2525,

JA-2890,

G~eosynchronization

JA-3091;

MS-1611

TR-432;

JA-3±58,

JA-3434

Plasmons

Navigation

MS-2336

TN-tq66-46,

TN-4967-I1,

Quantum

effects

TN-1967-18

JA-Z581

Orbits

Radiation

effects

JA-3205

TN-1967-20;

JA-2849, JA-2890;

Hadar

tracking

MS-1611

TN-1966-61

Raman

scattering

Signal

system

MS-2236A

JA-2713

Transitions

Stationkeeping

JA-2918,

JA-2920

JA-3113

Transport

theory

Synchronous

JA-

2747

TN-i968-t0;

IA-3258,

JA-3434 SEMI-METAIS

SCATTERING

TIIHEOR

JA-2890

JA-2867

SEQUENCES

SEA

CLUTTER

TN-1969-23;

JA-3013

*!

TR-96

SEQUE

ENTIAL

IJ(COI)LRI

SECONDARY

EMISSION

TN-1967-45

,1A-3002,

JA-3029,

JA-3111

SHELLS

Paraboloidal

SEISMIC

ARRAY

I,\-60

TN-1967-z2,

TN-4967-30, 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-27581

.IA-2651,

.IA-Z834,

JA-3±93,

11S-1404,

SHUTTER

A1S-1934,

MS-1935

JA-2843

Design

for Norway

SIGNALS

TN-1968-4

Detection

Noise

TR-66

TN-1968-15

Nonlinear

Signal

processing

dA-

3242

TN-1967-50

Processing

SEISMIC

DATA Hook

TN-1967-44,

TN-l968-t4;

.A-3o3Z, SILICON

JA-3071;

MS-4990

Energy

bands

JA-2939

SEISMIC

NOISE

Impurities

JA-3236

,1A-2988

Optical

properties

SELENIt

M

MS-1857

JA-2879, JA-2965

JA-3206

lRaman

scattering

JA-Z988

SEIENII.M

CO.MPO)UND)S

Sulfur donors

T.A-3447

.MS-1610

91

w r

Subject

Index

SILICON

CARBIDE

3A-341

SPEECH

SILICON

DIOXIDE

Analysis

JA-3393

JA-3334;

MS-Z010.

M -02

Intelligibility

MS-Z022

SILICON-T..rr.'rv

11

SNSTE.M

TN-1967-9

.IA-3210

.Atch

SILVER

tlIJIEReco

ti

JA-3433

JA-

3474

Recognition

JA-3159

SIA-33iC8

SPEECH

COMPRESSION

4

JA-3056

SIN(;i.c

CII't5rALs

.'A-z208,

.I-A3266,

,JA-332o

SPIIEnEs

SA1001-1imI.

Back~seattering

Q-5I

TH-414;

JA-2870I3,

.IA-3031,

JA-3172

SOILS

IIypersonic

Electromagnetic

propagation

JA-30

54,

JA-3120

TN-196k-30

Scattering

SOLAR

CELI

,S

TR-436;

TN-1967-31; JA-2870B

TN-.1967-

5

2;

JA-3359

SPIN

WAVE

RESONANCE

SOLAR

PLASMAS

JA-28o5, JA-31

50,

JA-31

56,

JA-3176,

TN-1966-Z6

JA-3196

SOLALR

SYSTEM

SPINE

LS

-MS-2444

JA-2993,

TA-3066,

JA-3070;

MS-1943

SOLID

STATE

PIhYSICS

Electronic

motions

Thio-

"M"1S-1814-

1,

MS--184-

11

JA-3o75

Reflection

measurements

SelenJ-

_.- __ [J

A

-

2 8

7

8

J

A

-

3

4

4 7

""A-SOLDS

Vanadium

"SLExpansion

IS-1657

JA-280o,

JA-2907

STAmh

Magneto-optical

properties

1M-48

l [TNI-1967-33;

JA-3264.

JA-3-469.

STATISTICAL

ANALYSIS

JA-3400, JA-3449;

MS-1394

JA-2645

Transport

processes

JA-2747

STRIP

TRANSMISsION

LINES

SOU

NDlNG

ROCK

ETS

MS

L

73

-

JA-2851

SU

LtFUR

fDRIJIA

SPAC,

NAVIG;ATION

JA-3373

TN-I966-46,

TN-1967-11

SUPERCONI)UCTIVITY

SPACE

VEHICLES

.1A-z8i

i

Control

systems

SUL'FACE

PEIENOXIENA

TN-1967-1

6,

TN-1967-1

6

Rev.

1

.IA-2774,

JA-2781,

.JA-2786

Internal

environment

_MS-1923

SWITCdES

SPECTRAL

LINES

Diode

T13-441;

MS-2057

i

NA-R730

V

SPECTROGRAP

SWiTCIING

CIRCUITSM

7

Reduction

MS-157Z

-1.1A-

324!

SWITCIIING

TIIEOIIy

SPECTIut:l

ANAI.YSIS

Book

JA-3392

Sý

%POSIA

TH-402

92

• I "

Subject

Index

"T49rADE

TR-126

1.lX-54

TA

BILL.

ES

THAI

ECTORIIES

Scattering

Radar

coordinates

iTN-1967-54

TN-I967-25

FACT

ICAL

TiR[ANSMISSION

SyStEM

"'I'IA.lEC'T()HY

ANAI,YSIS

PROGRAM

(TRAP)

'F1

N-i969-4

IN-1967-48

Tt:LII:1

i'linY

TIuANSt:

.CEHS

TN-1968-19

.IA-3406

T

ES I

,SCOPES

TIRANSISFORS

TH-418,

TR-445

Circuits

'I

Y

ISI(P

TN-1966-17

Signal-to-noise

ratio

Radiation effects

Signal-4969-noi

2at*o?.TA-2683,

JA-Z849,

.IA-2994;

T-N-1969-12

MS-1697, MS-2272

'ELSIA

RII)ES

IA-3286

TRANSITION

METAl.

COMPOUNDS

JA-2918, .IA-2920,

IA-3192,

IA-3218;

"l't,'l.l

.1I

L [

M

NIS-t481,

A13-1629A

S

•,IA-3119

TRANSMISSION

LINES

TItI'I

MAL

SELF-FOCUSING

TR-440, JA-2966. JA-3294

.IA-3386

TRANSPORT

COEFFICIENNTS

TIIERCMOI'LECTRIC

EFFECTS

JA-2747

Book

TRIODES

TI

1-CR

\II)G;AI

A\

ANO(1A(;NETIC

.IA-3226

oL) I.

.ICIENTS

.A-3417

TIHOPIOSCATTEIR

SCATTER

TN-1969-15

TI

I

ER

MI)AtN

EPI.TI(DE'VICES

.JA-S048

TSUNAMI

WARNING

TN-1967-58

TIII:lRMOMAC;NETIC

E1I,'E(:TT

Blook

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, UPPER

ATMOSPIHERE

MIS-1777

TN-1966-48

TI N T l.IU

TELRIDE

,tA-3155

TITANIUM

AI,LMU)S

.

IA-3160

TITANIUM

OXII)E

.IA-3i95,

IA-3303

VAN

ALLEN

BELT

JA-3003

TITANII

Il

SC.-SQIO()XID)E

VANADIUM

OXIIDE

,IA-3018; MS-1958

3IA-2920

TIRA-CKING

\

AIBACTOI

S

"TN-1967-8

,IA-2784,

JA-2959,

JA-Z97T.

JA-3027,

Nonlinear

systems

3A-3041A,

.IA-3272,

.i.-3333,

.I'\-3391;

JA-2990

\IS-1718,

MIS-2105

93

Subject

Index

VENUS

WEAPNS

SYSTEMS

Axial

rotation

TW-1o5

M

S-

49

144T -0

Radar

echoes

WEST

FOPI)

TR-444,

TR-456;

.TA-2797,

3A-2807

JA-2840,

JA-2899,

.1A-3153,

WIENER

MODEL

.IA-3165,

JA-3198,

JA-3245,

TN-1967-34

JA-3287, JA-3489;

MS-2279

Resonance

rotation

WIRE

.IA-3057

ScatterIng

VITAL.

TN-1967-59; JA-3154

TN-1967-1

2

WIRING

VOCODER

MS-2144

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

JA-329s

A-3404

WAVEGU'I)E

ARCS

J

IA-3233

WAVE(;UII)E

TUNEH

.IA-3136

WA V

G

UIDES

Design

ZINC

SULFIDE

TR-

440

JA-2827

Rectangular

ZINC

TELLURIDE

•IA-e706A

JA-30o3,

JA-3161

Rod

JA-3179

ZINC

TELLURII-JE SYSTEMS

JA-338o

I

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