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    Support and Extension of the Rotational Model of Thin Film Magnetization

    This paper describes the magnetic behavior of some thin permalloy films in terms of the rotational model of Stoner and Wohlfarth. Experimental evidence is shown for the existence of a single domain whose orien...

    J. E. Schwenker, T. R. Long in Proceedings of the Seventh Conference on M… (1962)

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    Electron Transport Phenomena and Oscillatory Behavior in the Lattice Conductivity of an Antimony Single Crystal in a Magnetic Field at Low Temperature

    With the magnetic field parallel to the trigonal direction, the experimental coefficients of the transport effects have been measured in the basal plane of an antimony crystal, i.e., in a transverse field. The...

    C. G. Grenier, Jerome R. Long, J. M. Reynolds, N. H. Zebouni in Low Temperature Physics LT9 (1965)

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    Standards and Correction Procedures in Electron-Probe Analysis of Rock-Forming Minerals

    A large proportion of the substances which fall under the heading of rock-forming minerals consist of silicates and oxides incorporating elements from Z = 11 (Na) to Z = 28 (Ni) in addition to oxygen and hydrogen...

    T. R. Sweatman, J. V. P. Long in Vth International Congress on X-Ray Optics… (1969)

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    Standards and Correction Procedures in Electron-Probe Analysis of Rock-Forming Minerals

    A large proportion of the substances which fall under the heading of rock-forming minerals consist of silicates and oxides incorporating elements from Z =11 (Na) to Z = 28 (Ni) in addition to oxygen and hydrogen....

    T. R. Sweatman, J. V. P. Long in Vth International Congress on X-Ray Optics… (1969)

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    Observation of soft X-ray emission from a region near Per X-1

    Soft X-ray emission from the X-ray source Per X-1 was observed in the 0.4–2 keV energy interval from a rocket borne X-ray detector. Spectral analysis of the data indicates that in the 0.4–2 keV band the X-ray ...

    P. C. Agrawal, K. Long, G. P. Garmire in Astrophysics and Space Science (1974)

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    Phonon reflection at a cleaved sodium fluoride-helium film interface

    High-frequency phonons (hω/k B≳10 K) have been reflected on the solid side of a sodium fluoride-helium-4 interface. The reflectivity was measured as a function of helium film thickness and it was found that most ...

    A. R. Long, R. A. Sherlock, A. F. G. Wyatt in Journal of Low Temperature Physics (1974)

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    Energy transfer from solids to helium vapor by the desorption of surface-bound atoms

    Energy transfer from solid to helium vapor by desorption of surface-bound helium atoms is examined. The ideas presented give a good qualitative explanation of recent phonon reflection data, and preliminary num...

    A. R. Long in Journal of Low Temperature Physics (1974)

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    General-altitude transformations between geocentric and geodetic coordinates

    Formulas for the general-altitude (height above the ellipsoid) transformation from geocentric to geodetic coordinates and vice versa are derived. The set of four formulas is expressed in each of two useful for...

    S. A. T. Long in Celestial mechanics (1975)

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    On a one-dimensional spin system

    S. A. Molchanov, Nguyen The Long in Theoretical and Mathematical Physics (1975)

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    Molecular absorption of infrared laser radiation in the natural atmosphere

    This paper discusses the information available concerning atmospheric molecular absorption of radiation in the 1 to 25μm range. Particular attention is given to the high spectral resolution requirements for predi...

    P. L. Kelley, R. A. McClatchey, R. K. Long, A. Snelson in Optical and Quantum Electronics (1976)

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    OSO-8 X-Ray Polarimeter and Bragg Crystal Spectrometer Observations

    The OSO-8 satellite contains a focusing mosaic graphite crystal X-ray polarimeter that is oriented along the spin axis of the wheel section of the satellite. The polarimeter operates at 2.6 and 5.2 keV. Polari...

    R. Novick, H. L. Kestenbaum, K. S. Long, E. H. Silver in Highlights of Astronomy (1977)

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    Photovoltaic and Photoconductive Infrared Detectors

    Photovoltaic and photoconductive effects in solids are widely used for detecting infrared radiation. These detectors offer very high detectivities, although they must often be cooled to achieve such performanc...

    D. Long in Optical and Infrared Detectors (1977)

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    The Bight of Abaco Pressure Experiment

    In November-December of 1974, we conducted a joint experiment to investigate microscale air pressure fluctuations above surface gravity waves. The primary objective of this experiment was to study the vertical...

    R. L. Snyder, R. B. Long, F. W. Dobson in Turbulent Fluxes Through the Sea Surface, … (1978)

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    Silicon X-ray line emission from solar flares and active regions

    New observations of solar flare and active region X-ray spectra obtained with the Columbia University instrument on OSO-8 are presented and discussed. The high sensitivity of the graphite crystal panel has all...

    John H. Parkinson, R. S. Wolff, H. L. Kestenbaum, W. H.-M. Ku, J. R. Lemen in Solar Physics (1978)

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    Anomalous pressure dependences of the superconducting transition temperature of dilute alloys of LaSn3 containing light rare earth impurities

    The initial depressions of the superconducting transition temperature T c of LaSn3 by rare earth (RE) impurities are known to be anomalous. In an attempt to clarify this behavior, we have measured the pressure de...

    L. E. De Long, M. B. Maple, R. W. McCallum in Journal of Low Temperature Physics (1979)

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    Observations of Supernova Remnants in the Large Magellanic Cloud with the Einstein Observatory

    As the nearest extragalactic system, the Large Magellanic Cloud (LMC) is destined to play a major role in understanding the X-ray emission from all normal galaxies including our own. Classed as a prototype Sb(...

    David J. Helfand, Knox S. Long in X-Ray Astronomy (1980)

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    The Hall Effect in Heavily Doped Semiconductors

    The properties of the Hall effect in relatively pure, lightly-doped semiconductors are now generally well understood.1 However, the Hall effect and mobility in heavily-doped semiconductors, which have metal-like ...

    Donald Long, O. N. Tufte in The Hall Effect and Its Applications (1980)

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    Atmospheric and Watershed Inputs of Mercury to Cranberry Lake, St. Lawrence County, New York

    Cranberry Lake is a large (28.2 km2) reservoir located in the northwestern Adirondack Mountains in New York State. The area surrounding the lake is primarily wilderness with no major industry. In 1969, fish colle...

    Jay A. Bloomfield, Scott O. Quinn, Ronald J. Scrudato, Dean Long in Polluted Rain (1980)

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    Photovoltaic and photoconductive infrared detectors

    D. Long in Optical and Infrared Detectors (1980)

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    The Fluid Mechanical Problem of Fjord Circulations

    There are too many theoretical aspects of fluid mechanical research on fjords and estuaries to treat all of them in a single paper even if, contrary to present circumstances, the author could claim overall com...

    Robert R. Long in Fjord Oceanography (1980)

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