Focused Ion Beam Capabilities at the Sandia Ion Beam Laboratory.
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Titze, Michael↗
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Understanding Ion Implantation Defect Distributions in Silicon Induced by FIB and Other Ion Sources Using Advanced STEM
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Jauregui, Luis Jose↗
Focused Ion Beam Implantation Capability at Sandia Ion Beam laboratory for Defect Center Creation
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Bielejec, Edward Salvatore↗
Water and Ion Transport in Hydrated Ion-Conducting Polymers
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Frischknecht, Amalie [Sandia National Laboratories↗
Silicon detector R&D for the future Electron-Ion Collider
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Atomic, Nuclear and Particle Physics↗
Using In-Situ Laboratory and Synchrotron-Based X-ray Diffraction for Lithium-Ion Batteries Characterization: A Review on Recent Developments
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Quantifying low fluence ion implants in diamond-like carbon film by secondary ion mass spectrometry by understanding matrix effects
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Amy J. G. Jurewicz↗
Ion Phase Space Density Profiles Within the Magnetosphere of Saturn: Investigating the Source of Suprathermal Ions
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R. C. Allen↗
Studies of ion acceleration and neutralization problems using the ion accelerator analysis computer program
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Edwards, R. N.↗
Absorbing-sphere model for calculating ion-ion recombination total cross sections.
An 'absorbing-sphere' model based on the Landau-Zener method is set up for calculating the upper limit thermal energy (300 K) reaction rate and the energy dependence of the total cross sections. The crucial parameter needed for the calculation is the electron detachment energy for the outer electron on the anion. It is found that the cross sections increase with decreasing electron detachment energy.
Olson, R. E.↗
Ion-ion instability induced by ac electric fields.
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Papadopoulos, K.↗
Photoionization and ion cyclotron resonance studies of the reaction of vibrationally excited C2H2/+/ ions with H2
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Buttrill, S. E., Jr.↗
Reactions of fragment ions in methane - Ion-molecule reactions in methane and helium-methane mixtures
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Huntress, W. T., Jr.↗
Charge exchange ion formation and motion in mercury ion engine thrust beams
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Komatsu, G. K.↗
Ion cyclotron resonance studies on the reaction of H2/+/ and D2/+/ ions with various simple molecules and hydrocarbons
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Kim, J. K.↗
Ion composition irregularities and ionosphere-plasmasphere coupling - Observations of a high latitude ion trough
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Taylor, H. A., Jr.↗
Specific-ion electrodes for measuring Ag ions
Migration of aqueous solutions through electrode pellet, and thus corrosion of soldered connection, is prevented by coating pellet and silver wire attachment with silver-conductive epoxy.
Day, J. L.↗
Feedback mechanism in self-oscillations excited by the ion-ion instability
The self-excitation of the slow beam mode has been studied in an experiment performed with a double-plasma device having multidipole confinement. The oscillations observed are nearly monochromatic. The feedback mechanism which produces the frequency selection is probably provided by the backward acoustic mode, rather than the instantaneous mechanism proposed by Fujita el al. (1977).
Alport, M. J.↗