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Orthogonality of case's eigenfunctions in one-speed transport theory
(Elsevier, 1964-12)
The eigenfunctions of the one-speed transport equation, as introduced by Case, are shown to have more general orthogonality properties than previously known. In particular, for isotropic scattering, partial range and ...
The nuclear structure of 24Na and some remarks on the nuclear structure of 25Mg
(Elsevier, 1964)
The experimental data on the 23Na(d, p)24Na reaction at Ed = 7.8 MeV reported in a previous paper 1) (referred to as I) are used for a tentative interpretation of the even parity levels of 24Na at low excitation. Comparison ...
Adhesion of Vapor‐Deposited Aluminum to Lime‐Soda Glass
(The American Institute of Physics, 1964-01)
Radiation from a Ferrite Cylinder
(The American Institute of Physics, 1964-03)
A theoretical and experimental investigation has been made of a ferrite post in the aperture of a rectangular waveguide. This problem is representative of a general class of problems where an anisotropic obstacle is ...
Calculated Scattering Cross Sections for He☒He at Thermal Energies
(The American Institute of Physics, 1964-02-01)
Steady and Unsteady Motions and Wakes of Freely Falling Disks
(The American Institute of Physics, 1964-02)
The motions and wakes of freely falling disks were studied and it was found that the diverse motions of the disks exhibit a systematic dependence on the Reynolds number Re, and the dimensionless moment of inertia I*. The ...
Hydraulic Jump in a Rotating Fluid
(The American Institute of Physics, 1964-05)
A hydraulic jump occurs in a layer of fluid flowing down the inner wall of a rotating cylinder when the downstream conditions are adequate. The theory of these jumps is presented, together with supporting experimental data. ...
Noise in Single‐Crystal Tellurium from Thermal or Optical Excitation
(The American Institute of Physics, 1964-02)
The electrical noise of carefully prepared single‐crystal tellurium samples was measured in the extrinsic temperature range. The effect of temperature variations on the noise power spectrum is interpreted quantitatively ...
Gamma-gamma directional correlation measurements in the decay of Ba133
(Elsevier, 1964)
The gamma rays following the electron capture decay of Ba133 have been studied using coincidence and directional correlation techniques. The existence of gamma rays with energies of 162 keV and 222 keV has been ascertained. ...