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Page 54
Increasing relaxation with higher temperature has been demonstrated by Potter
and Millard ( 1977 ) in 7075 - T6 aluminum alloy without cycling and by Leverant
et al . ( 1978 ) in Ti - 6Al - 4V subjected to bending . It cannot be determined ...
Increasing relaxation with higher temperature has been demonstrated by Potter
and Millard ( 1977 ) in 7075 - T6 aluminum alloy without cycling and by Leverant
et al . ( 1978 ) in Ti - 6Al - 4V subjected to bending . It cannot be determined ...
Page 164
Assuming the absorption coefficient rises with increasing photon energies , the
excitation profile gets increasingly ... then that the PL intensity reduction factor
must decrease ( or at least not increase ) with increasing excitation photon
energy .
Assuming the absorption coefficient rises with increasing photon energies , the
excitation profile gets increasingly ... then that the PL intensity reduction factor
must decrease ( or at least not increase ) with increasing excitation photon
energy .
Page 214
Sputtering yields , which are the number of target atoms ejected per incident ion ,
increase rapidly at low voltages . Because these yields increase more slowly at
high voltages , greater gains in sputtering rate are achieved by increasing the ion
...
Sputtering yields , which are the number of target atoms ejected per incident ion ,
increase rapidly at low voltages . Because these yields increase more slowly at
high voltages , greater gains in sputtering rate are achieved by increasing the ion
...
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