Glass, Volume 26Minoru Tomozawa, R. H. Doremus Academic Press, 1977 - Glass |
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... less than 50 Å . It is obvious that the surface is emphasized by this technique . In this connection , the quality ... less than several micrometers , the energy loss AE is considerably less than the measured energy E of the scattered ...
... less than 50 Å . It is obvious that the surface is emphasized by this technique . In this connection , the quality ... less than several micrometers , the energy loss AE is considerably less than the measured energy E of the scattered ...
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... less than would be expected from the increase in surface area . The tightness of the crack , its depth and width , appear to be important . The data suggested that release rates from cracks are two to three times less than those that ...
... less than would be expected from the increase in surface area . The tightness of the crack , its depth and width , appear to be important . The data suggested that release rates from cracks are two to three times less than those that ...
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... less than 10-2 dB / km ( ~ 10-8 cm - 1 ) are needed ( see Subsection IV.D ) . The applicability of various vitreous and crystalline materials , including heavy - metal fluoride glasses , to infrared fiber optics has been the subject of ...
... less than 10-2 dB / km ( ~ 10-8 cm - 1 ) are needed ( see Subsection IV.D ) . The applicability of various vitreous and crystalline materials , including heavy - metal fluoride glasses , to infrared fiber optics has been the subject of ...
Contents
vii | 57 |
RONALD E LOEHMAN 119 Sandia National Laboratories Albuquerque | 119 |
HeavyMetal Fluoride Glasses | 151 |
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