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    Using Earth’s Field NMR to Study Brine Content in Antarctic Sea Ice: Comparison with Salinity and Temperature Estimates

    We report on the use in Antarctica of a portable nuclear magnetic resonance spectrometer which utilizes the Earth’s magnetic field. We obtain estimates of brine content, in samples of sea ice extracted at diff...

    M. W. Hunter, R. Dykstra, M. H. Lim, T. G. Haskell… in Applied Magnetic Resonance (2009)

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    Efficient distributed feedback solid state dye laser with a dynamic grating

    We present the first operation of a distributed feedback solid state dye laser with a dynamic, pump-induced grating. Broadly tunable, narrow band operation in the region of 616 nm (604–649 nm) has been demonst...

    W.J. Wadsworth, I.T. McKinnie, A.D. Woolhouse, T.G. Haskell in Applied Physics B (1999)

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    Calving of Erebus Glacier tongue

    W. ROBINSON, T. G. HASKELL in Nature (1990)

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    Vehicles and aircraft on floating ice

    Ice roads and ice runways are a common feature of Arctic and Antarctic transportation: cars are driven across floating ice, whether for pleasure or for economic reasons such as avoiding a circuitous route arou...

    V. A. Squire, W. H. Robinson, P. J. Langhorne, T. G. Haskell in Nature (1988)

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    Matrix elements of the radial-angular factorized harmonic oscillator

    The radial wave functions of the harmonic oscillator are shown to form a basis for representations of the noncompact groupO 2,1 in the schemeSp 6,R ⊃O 2,1 ×SO 3. The tensor operatorsT q ...

    T. G. Haskell, B. G. Wyboturne in Il Nuovo Cimento B (1971-1996) (1972)