A STATUS REPORT ON THE SLC PROGRAM
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Prescott, C.↗
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Prescott, C.
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SUMMARY AND OUTLOOK ON THE FUTURE
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Prescott, C.↗
Summary of the Electron Accelerator Session
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Prescott, C.↗
SUMMARY OF THE 9TH INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON HIGH ENERGY SPIN-PHYSICS
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Prescott, C.↗
AN OVERVIEW OF SPIN PHYSICS
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Prescott, C.↗
WEAK ELECTROMAGNETIC INTERFERENCE IN POLARIZED E D SCATTERING
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Prescott, C.↗
Polarization Developments
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Prescott, C.↗
e+ e- Collisions at the SLC: The Left-Right Asymmetry
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Prescott, C.↗
THE 50-GEV PROGRAM AT SLAC.
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SPIN STRUCTURE OF THE NUCLEON AND POLARIZATION
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Prescott, C.↗
Review of the SLAC and Les Houches Workshops
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Prescott, C.↗
Physics Results with Poilarized Electrons at SLAC
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An Overview of the SLAC Results
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An oxidation and erosion test facility for cooled panels
The Panel Oxidation and Erosion Testbed (POET) facility under construction at GASL to provide the required test environment is described. The POET facility comprises three major element including a vitiated air heater, a supersonic nozzle, and a test section. A hydrogen-fueld vitiated air heater will provide the oxidizing and erosive environment. The flow through the test section characterized by low supersonic speed and Mach number of 1.4 will maximize the local heat transfer rate and the local surface shear stress.
Swartwout, W. H.↗