Electrolytic preparation of high dielectric films quarterly report, 3 aug. - 3 nov. 1964
Production of high dielectric films containing barium titanate
DIELECTRIC MATERIAL↗
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Determination of the emissivity of materials semiannual progress report, nov. 15, 1964 - may 14, 1965
Titanium oxide, zirconium titanate, and barium titanate coatings on niobium-zirconium tubes and calcium titanate and iron titanate on stainless steel emittance testing
IRON COMPOUND↗
Anisotropic oxygen polarizability in batio sub 3.
Anisotropic oxygen polarizability and optical anisotropy of tetragonal barium titanate according to point-dipole description
BARIUM TITANATE↗
Determination of the low-frequency linear electro-optic effect in tetragonal batio sub 3.
LF linear electro-optic effect at 5461 angstroms in single crystal barium titanate in temperature range from 5 to 120 degrees C
ELECTRO-OPTICS↗
Vacuum ultraviolet radiation and solid state physics Semiannual status report no. 7, period ending 31 Aug. 1965
Vacuum ultraviolet radiation and solid state physics - optical constants for barium and silver surfaces and thin films
THIN FILM↗
Electrolytic preparation of high dielectric thin films
Electrolytic formation techniques for high dielectric materials in thin films - barium salts - titanate, zirconate, and niobate
THIN FILM↗
Research on gravitational mass sensors Research contract status report, 15 Sep. - 15 Oct. 1965
Gravitational mass sensor - piezoresistive and barium titanate transducers, and torsional stress sensors
GRAVITY↗
Research on Cold Cathodes First Quarterly Report, 14 May - 14 Aug. 1965
Application of gallium phosphide crystals for hot-electron cold cathode research - life tests for silver-barium oxide phototubes - surface film, semiconductor, and vacuum requirements
HOT ELECTRON↗
The Bao-ni Matrix Cathode Formed by the Nickelate Technique
Properties of thermionic cathode produced by reacting barium carbonate and nickel oxide on nickel
THERMIONIC CATHODE↗
Some dielectric and electro-optic properties of BaTiO sub 3 single crystals.
Curie temperature, static dielectric constant and electro-optic coefficient of large single crystals of barium titanate
SINGLE CRYSTAL↗
Anisotropic oxygen polarizability and the Lorentz correction in BaTiO sub 3.
Minimum internal energy calculation of anisotropic oxygen polarizability and Lorentz correction in barium titanate crystal
LORENTZ GAS↗
Self-lubricating fluoride metal composites.
Self-lubricating properties of composites of porous nickel and nickel-chromium alloy impregnated with barium fluoride-calcium flouride eutectic
CHROMIUM↗
Preparation and properties of positive temperature coefficient thin-film thermistors.
Sputtering, slurry and doctor-blade techniques for depositing thin thermistor films of lanthanum- doped barium-strontium-titanate for bolometer application
BARIUM TITANATE↗
Characterization of ceramic materials for microelectronic applications Summary report no. 1, 23 Nov. 1965 - 23 Nov. 1966
Dielectric properties of polycrystalline barium titanate ceramic materials for microelectronic applications
CERAMICS↗
Properties of simple atoms and ions Semiannual report, 1 Jul. - 31 Dec. 1966
Properties of simple atoms and ions - atomic helium, rubidium, lithium, barium, and potassium transitions
ELECTRON TRANSITION↗
Mass-spectrometric studies at high temperatures. IX.
Sublimation and gaseous equilibria involving neodymium fluorides and barium fluorides
SUBLIMATION↗
Ferroelectricity and antiferroelectricity in BaTiO sub 3.
Energy densities of polar and antipolar arrays in barium titanate including nonlinear oxygen polarizability
ANTIFERROELECTRICITY↗
Bifurcating optical pattern recognition in photorefractive crystals
A concept of bifurcating optical pattern rocognizer (BIOPAR) is described and demonstrated experimentally, using barium titanate crystal. When an input is applied to BIOPAR, the output may be directed to two ports.
BARIUM TITANATE↗