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Conference: 5. international workshop on slow-positron beam techniques for solids and surfaces, Jackson, WY (United States), 6-10 Aug 1992; Related Information: AIP Conference Proceedings, No. 303.

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Items related to Slow Positron Beam Techniques for Solids and . Alex Weiss Eric Ottewitte. Published by American Institute of Physics.

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Eric Ottewitte, Alex Weiss. This text examines the application of positron beams to studies of solids and surfaces with profiles for an increasing array of materials. It presents the progress made in areas of defect profiling, including improvements in theoretical modelling and the realization of the power of pulsed variable-energy beam lifetime techniques. Coverage of the current use of slow positron beams for the development of positron microscopes, as well as other future applications to materials science, is included.

International Workshop on Slow-Positron Beam Techniques for Solids & Surfaces (5th : 1992 : Jackson Hole, Wyoming). Ottewitte, E. H. (Eric . Weiss, Alex H. American Institute of Physics. Positrons - Scattering - Congresses. Positron annihilation - Congresses. Surfaces (Physics) - Congresses.

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PDF On Jan 1, 2006, I Y Al-Qaradawi and others published 10th International Workshop on Slow Positron Beam Techniques for Solids and Surfaces. significant and numerous developments and achieve-. ments in our field which are reflected in the diversity. of contributions to this volume, both in the develop-. ment of novel and ever more powerful techniques and. in their application to new areas of science. This is the first time the workshop makes its way to.

This text examines the application of positron beams to studies of solids and surfaces with profiles for an increasing array of materials. It presents the progress made in areas of defect profiling, including improvements in theoretical modelling. ISBN13:9781563962677. Release Date:December 1994.

Coleman, F Malik, JPF Sellschop A slow positron beam depth profiling of single crystalline natural type IIA, type IIB and synthetic type IB diamonds Abstract in Proceedings of 17 th general meeting of the International mineralogical association

Coleman, F Malik, JPF Sellschop A slow positron beam depth profiling of single crystalline natural type IIA, type IIB and synthetic type IB diamonds Abstract in Proceedings of 17 th general meeting of the International mineralogical association. Toronto, Canada, August 1998 1 Cloete M, Hart R, Schmid H, Demanet C, Sankar V, Mar? L and Drury M. Crystallographic and magnetic orientations of magnetite particles in shocked quartz, Vredefort, South Africa

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August 2001, Volume 11, Issue 2, pp 121–125 Cite as. Subsurface Zones in Steel Samples Studied by Means of Positron Annihilation. Authors and affiliations. A. Simpson (AIP Press, New York, 1990) p. 17. oogle Scholar. Walker, Slow Positron Beam Techniques for Solids and Surfaces, AIP Conference Proceedings, Vol. 303, eds.