Review of Scientific Instruments. 1998, V 69, N 3, Mar.
ISSN 0034-6748
HIGH POWER ULTRAFAST LASERS. [Review]
Backus S; Durfee CG; Murnane MM; Kapteyn HC.
pp 1207-1223
HIGH RESOLUTION REFLECTIVITY DIFFRACTOMETER ON STATION 2.3 (DARESBURY
LABORATORY).
Tang CC; Collins SP; Murphy BM; Telling ND; Wogelius RA; Teat SJ.
pp 1224-1229
A LOW-COST AND FLEXIBLE DOUBLE-CRYSTAL MONOCHROMATOR FOR AN X-RAY
BEAMLINE.
Hwang CS; Lin FY; Lee CH; Yu KL; Hsieh CH; Tseng PK; Lin JT; Pong WF.
pp 1230-1235
A SIMPLE EXTENDED-CAVITY DIODE LASER.
Arnold AS; Wilson JS; Boshier MG.
pp 1236-1239
SINGLE PULSE SELECTION FROM A CW MODE-LOCKED LASER.
Nampoothiri AVV; Kundu T; Singh BP.
pp 1240-1242
THERMO-OPTICAL AND DIELECTRIC CONSTANTS OF LASER DYE SOLVENTS.
Elkashef H.
pp 1243-1245
OPTICAL INTERFEROMETRIC SIGNAL GENERATOR BASED ON ELECTRICAL PHASE-LOCKED
LOOP TECHNIQUE.
Chang LW; Lee CT; Chien PY.
pp 1246-1252
A NEW OPTICAL OSCILLOSCOPE.
Li SH; Niu HB; Yang QL; Zhang HW; Guo BP; Zhou JL.
pp 1253-1256
DOUBLE-MODULATION ELECTRO-OPTIC SAMPLING FOR PUMP-AND-PROBE ULTRAFAST
CORRELATION MEASUREMENTS.
Frolov SV; Vardeny ZV.
pp 1257-1260
PHOTOREFLECTANCE SPECTROSCOPY WITH WHITE LIGHT PUMP BEAM.
Ghosh S; Arora BM.
pp 1261-1266
SOFT X-RAY FLUORESCENCE SPECTROMETER USING A MULTILAYER INTERFERENTIAL
TRANSMISSION PLATE.
Andre JM.
pp 1267-1269
CLUSTER FORMATION AND URANIUM PHOTOIONIZATION IN THE AFTERGLOW OF A PULSED
HOLLOW CATHODE LAMP.
Neri JW; Silveira CAB; Rodrigues NAS; Schwab C; Riva R; Destro MG; Mirage
A.
pp 1270-1274
DESIGN AND PERFORMANCE OF AN ELECTROSPRAY ION SOURCE FOR MAGNETIC-SECTOR
MASS SPECTROMETERS.
Belov ME; Colburn AW; Derrick PJ.
pp 1275-1281
MEASUREMENTS OF DEAD TIME AND CHARACTERIZATION OF ION COUNTING SYSTEMS FOR
MASS SPECTROMETRY.
Fahey AJ.
pp 1282-1288
TIME-RESOLVING, POSITION-SENSITIVE DETECTION SYSTEM FOR SCATTERING AND
RECOILING IMAGING SPECTROMETRY.
Kim C; Albayati A; Rabalais JW.
pp 1289-1292
A SIMPLE DESIGN OF SEXTUPOLE MAGNETS WITH OPTIMIZED CIRCULAR POLE FACES.
Sarma PR; Bhandari RK.
pp 1293-1294
A 3.9 MEV PHOTOINJECTOR AND DELAY SYSTEM FOR WAKEFIELD MEASUREMENTS.
Power JG; Conde ME.
pp 1295-1297
TIME-RESOLVED STUDY OF THE NEGATIVE ION DENSITY IN A VOLUME H- ION SOURCE
BY PHOTODETACHMENT.
Hamabe M; Oka Y; Tsumori O; Kuroda T; Bacal M.
pp 1298-1301
ELECTRON CYCLOTRON RESONANCE SOURCES - HISTORICAL REVIEW AND FUTURE
PROSPECTS (INVITED).
Geller R.
pp 1302-1310
DESIGN ASPECTS OF A COMPACT, SINGLE-FREQUENCY, PERMANENT-MAGNET ELECTRON
CYCLOTRON RESONANCE ION SOURCE WITH A LARGE UNIFORMLY DISTRIBUTED RESONANT
PLASMA VOLUME.
Liu Y; Alton GD; Mills GD; Reed CA; Haynes DL.
pp 1311-1315
ION SOURCES FOR FISSION FRAGMENT ACCELERATORS.
Koster U; Kester O; Habs D.
pp 1316-1321
PRODUCTION OF MULTICHARGED RADIOACTIVE ION BEAMS - NEW RESULTS FOR THE
1+-]N+ METHOD WITH THE MINIMAFIOS AND SARA-CAPRICE ELECTRON CYCLOTRON
RESONANCE ION SOURCES.
Lamy T; Bruandet JF; Chauvin N; Curdy JC; Fruneau M; Geller R; Gimond G;
Sole P; Vieuxrochas JL; Gaubert G; Maunoury L; Sortais P; Villari ACC.
pp 1322-1326
THE ELECTRON-BEAM PLASMA ION SOURCE AS SOURCE OF NEGATIVE FLUORINE.
Alton GD; Welton RF; Murray SN; Cui B.
pp 1327-1331
ION CHARGE STATE DISTRIBUTIONS OF PULSED VACUUM ARC PLASMAS IN STRONG
MAGNETIC FIELDS.
Anders A; Yushkov G; Oks E; Nikolaev A; Brown I.
pp 1332-1335
INVESTIGATIONS ON LIQUID ALLOY ION SOURCES FOR RARE-EARTH ELEMENTS.
Machalett F; Wesch W; Muhle R; Barth S.
pp 1336-1339
CHARACTERIZATION OF A LOW-ENERGY CONSTRICTED-PLASMA SOURCE.
Anders A; Kuhn M.
pp 1340-1343
CONCEPTUAL DESIGN OF A HELICON ION SOURCE FOR HIGH-CURRENT DC
ACCELERATORS.
Hwang YS; Hong IS; Eom GS.
pp 1344-1348
OBSERVATION OF DIFFERENT TA AND PT ION GROUPS PRODUCED BY LASER RADIATION
WITH THE INTENSITIES OF I-LAMBDA(2)SIMILAR-TO-10(15) W CM(-2) MU-M(2).
Mroz W; Laska L; Krasa J; Kralikova B; Masek K; Pfeifer M; Rohlena K;
Skala J; Parys P; Wolowski J; Woryna E; Fry D; Stockli MP.
pp 1349-1352
A MICROBEAM CS ION SOURCE FOR ACCELERATOR MASS SPECTROMETRY.
Sie SH; Niklaus TR; Suter GF; Bruhn F.
pp 1353-1358
TRANSPORTATION OF INTENSIVE ION BEAMS (INVITED).
Soloshenko IA.
pp 1359-1366
MEASUREMENT OF ION CHARGE STATE DISTRIBUTIONS INSIDE ELECTRON CYCLOTRON
RESONANCE NEON AND CHLORINE PLASMAS BY X-RAY SPECTROSCOPY.
Grubling P; Kuchler D; Ullrich A; Werner T; Zschornack G.
pp 1367-1371
IMPROVEMENTS TO FLOATING DOUBLE PROBE FOR TIME-RESOLVED MEASUREMENTS IN
PULSED RF PLASMAS.
Smith BA; Overzet LJ.
pp 1372-1377
ELECTRON TEMPERATURE ESTIMATION IN THE SAHA-INSTITUTE-OF-NUCLEAR-PHYSICS
TOKAMAK FROM THE SOFT X-RAY IMAGING SYSTEM.
Paul RK; Banik D; Iyengar ANS; Hui AK.
pp 1378-1382
SPHERICITY ANALYSIS OF SOLID DENSITY STANDARDS.
Giardini WJ; Mana G.
pp 1383-1390
A COUNTER-ROTATING COUETTE APPARATUS TO STUDY DEFORMATION OF A
SUB-MILLIMETER SIZED PARTICLE IN SHEAR FLOW.
Dehaas KH; Vandenende D; Blom C; Altena EG; Beukema GJ; Mellema J.
pp 1391-1397
DETECTION OF SMALL QUANTITIES OF GASEOUS CONTAMINATION IN A GAS BY USING A
DIFFERENTIAL OPTICAL METHOD.
Djaozandry R; Starnaud JM; Bose TK; Frechette MF.
pp 1398-1402
A TWO-DIMENSIONAL ULTRAHIGH VACUUM POSITIONER FOR SCANNING TUNNELING
MICROSCOPY.
Pond K; Nosho BZ; Stuber HR; Gossard AC; Weinberg WH.
pp 1403-1405
A NOVEL LOW PROFILE ATOMIC FORCE MICROSCOPE COMPATIBLE WITH OPTICAL
MICROSCOPES.
Nakano K.
pp 1406-1409
MEASUREMENT OF FORCES AND SPRING CONSTANTS OF MICROINSTRUMENTS.
Saif MTA; Macdonald NC.
pp 1410-1422
A MULTIPURPOSE MINIATURE PISTON-CYLINDER DIAMOND-ANVIL CELL FOR PRESSURES
BEYOND 100 GPA.
Machavariani GY; Pasternak MP; Hearne GR; Rozenberg GK.
pp 1423-1425
ADVANCES IN THE USE OF LASER-FLASH TECHNIQUES FOR THERMAL DIFFUSIVITY
MEASUREMENT.
Sheindlin M; Halton D; Musella M; Ronchi C.
pp 1426-1436
NEW SEQUENTIAL METHOD TO PROCESS NOISY TEMPERATURE RESPONSE FROM FLASH
EXPERIMENT MEASURED BY INFRARED CAMERA.
Mourand D; Gounot J; Batsale JC.
pp 1437-1440
FALLING CAPILLARY TUBE VISCOMETER SUITABLE FOR LIQUIDS AT HIGH PRESSURE.
Kumagai A; Kawase Y; Yokoyama C.
pp 1441-1445
A NEW BREWSTER ANGLE MICROSCOPE.
Lheveder C; Henon S; Mercier R; Tissot G; Fournet P; Meunier J.
pp 1446-1450
NONLINEAR RESPONSE OF TYPE II SUPERCONDUCTORS - A NEW METHOD OF MEASURING
THE PRESSURE DEPENDENCE OF THE TRANSITION TEMPERATURE T-C(P).
Raphael MP; Reeves ME; Skelton EF.
pp 1451-1455
LONGITUDINAL DETECTION OF PULSED LOW-FREQUENCY, LOW-TEMPERATURE NUCLEAR
MAGNETIC RESONANCE USING A DC SQUID.
Wurm M; Brison JP; Flouquet J.
pp 1456-1462
HIGH-PRESSURE LIGHT SCATTERING APPARATUS TO STUDY PRESSURE-INDUCED PHASE
SEPARATION IN POLYMER SOLUTIONS.
Xiong Y; Kiran E.
pp 1463-1471
DIRECT MEASUREMENT OF REFRACTIVE-INDEX DISPERSION USING A TIME-DELAYED
TECHNIQUE.
Lin SY; Wang L; Zubrzycki W.
pp 1472-1475
IMAGING CONOSCOPE FOR INVESTIGATION OF OPTICAL INHOMOGENEITY IN LARGE
BOULES OF UNIAXIAL CRYSTALS.
Bajor AL; Salbut L; Szwedowski A; Piatkowski T.
pp 1476-1487
THICKNESS AND CONDUCTIVITY DETERMINATION OF THIN NONMAGNETIC COATINGS ON
FERROMAGNETIC CONDUCTIVE SUBSTRATES USING SURFACE COILS.
Ptchelintsev A; Dehalleux B.
pp 1488-1494
A NOVEL DISTRIBUTED SYSTEM FOR PLASMA IMMERSION ION IMPLANTER CONTROL AND
AUTOMATION.
Liu AG; Wang XF; Tang BY; Chu PK; Ko PK; Cheng YC.
pp 1495-1498
A MODIFIED BROAD BEAM ION SOURCE FOR LOW-ENERGY HYDROGEN IMPLANTATION.
Otte K; Schindler A; Bigl F; Schlemm H.
pp 1499-1504
PHOTOMODULATED THERMOREFLECTANCE DETECTION OF HYDROGEN GAS USING OPTICALLY
THIN PALLADIUM FILM ON SILICON OXIDE.
Kalli K; Othonos A; Christofides C; Lundstrom I.
pp 1505-1511
MULTIDIMENSIONAL FLUORESCENCE SPECTROSCOPY USING A STREAK CAMERA BASED
PULSE FLUOROMETER.
Buhler CA; Graf U; Hochstrasser RA; Anliker M.
pp 1512-1518
TWO TYPES OF ION GUN EQUIPPED SPUTTER-INITIATED RESONANT IONIZATION AND
TIME-OF-FLIGHT MASS SPECTROSCOPY AND ITS APPLICATION IN MICROANALYSIS OF
MINERALS.
Jin L; Dai ST; Dong GX; Li CM; Wang SL; Tian JH; Chen DY.
pp 1519-1522
APPLICATION OF A NEW NONCRYOGENIC X-RAY DETECTOR IN PORTABLE INSTRUMENTS
FOR ARCHAEOMETRIC ANALYSES.
Fiorini C; Longoni A.
pp 1523-1528
NOVEL GAS-DOPING TECHNIQUE FOR LOCAL SPECTROSCOPIC MEASUREMENTS IN
PULSED-POWER SYSTEMS.
Arad R; Ding L; Maron Y.
pp 1529-1533
A FACILITY FOR ELECTRICAL CONTACT RESISTANCE MEASUREMENT.
Maheshappa HD; Nagaraju J; Krishnamurthy MV.
pp 1534-1536