Anomalous OH absorption in the direction of Cassiopeia A.
SHF OH absorption lines in Cassiopeia A spectrum, noting 1665 and 1667 MHz lines split
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SHF OH absorption lines in Cassiopeia A spectrum, noting 1665 and 1667 MHz lines split
IR observations of Crab Nebula using dual beam photometer mounted at Cassegrain focus of 60 inch telescope at Mt. Wilson
Separated flow in two dimensional and axisymmetric nozzles with various wall contours, determining flow structure and shock-boundary layer interaction
Interferometric study of OH emission source in W3 /IC 1795/ region, processing data on digital computer
Compatibility of refractory metals with liquid Hg, Cs, K, Na and Li, noting resistance to corrosion
Tantalum and Ta alloys contamination rates in low pressure oxygen environment tests for use in space power systems
Voigt profile closed form empirical approximation, showing accuracy and radiant energy transport calculations fitting to curves of growth
Modes and mechanisms of wear covering adhesive, abrasive and corrosive wear, surface fatigue and fretting corrosion
Climatological radiance profiles in 14 to 16 micron interval represented by closed form functions dependent only on tangent height
Ellipsoidal particle model to account for high magnetic stability in volcanic rocks
HF plate vibration damping due to gas pumping in riveted joints, considering pressure dependence of viscosity
Lubrication and bearings in space vacuum environment, examining grease, liquid and semisolids evaporation rate by Langmuir equation
Improved p-i-n photodiode UV response for use in multichannel radiometer
IR observations of comet 1965f show color temperature changes with solar distance
Choice reaction time to visual stimuli - analysis of major theoretical positions to perceptual recognition theories
Computer program predicts the spectra resulting from electronic transitions of diatomic molecules and atoms in local thermodynamic equilibrium. The program produces a spectrum by accounting for the contribution of each rotational and atomic line considered.
Because introduction of hydrogen during bright-cadmium electroplating of high strength steels causes hydrogen-stress cracking, a program was undertaken to evaluate various processes and materials. Report describes effectiveness of inhibitors for reducing hydrogen absorption by steels.
Mechanical properties and morphological studies on thin films and laminates of boron carbide