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Physics Flash February 2015
This is the 2015 February edition of the LANL, Physics Division newsletter.
Physics Flash November 2015
This is the November 2015 issue of the LANL Newsletter of the Physics Division.
Physics Flash January 2016
This is the newsletter for LANL's January 2016 edition for the Physics Division.
Flash Foods' Job Creation and Petroleum Independence with E85
Protec Fuel Management project objectives are to help design, build, provide, promote and supply biofuels for the greater energy independence, national security and domestic economic growth through job creations, infrastructure projects and supply chain business stimulants.
Physics Flash April 2018
Meet Physics Division's newest converted staff researchers: Young Jin Kim (Applied Modern Physics, P-21), Matt Freeman and Ralph Massarczyk (Neutron Science and Technology, P-23), and Xuan Li, Kun Liu, Levi Neukirch, and Zhaowen Tang (Subatomic Physics, P-25). These staff members conduct a range of applied and fundamental research—from making precision magnetic measurements to constructing sensitive detectors that may show how matter evolved and to exploring physics beyond the Standard Model.
Physics Flash July 2018
Fundamental nuclear physics research is an essential element of the Laboratory's mission to solve national security challenges through scientific excellence. Basic science research advances the Lab's mission through new discoveries and under-pins the Lab's applied research by attracting and developing the required expertise and capabilities.
Physics Flash March 2019
This is a newsletter from the Los Alamos National Laboratory Physics Division highlighting important events from the laboratory during March 2019.
Detector Response Matrices, Effective Areas, and Flash-Effective Areas for Radiation Detectors
A Detector Response Matrix (DRM) is a discrete representation of an instrument’s Detector Response Function (DRF), which quantifies how many discrete energy depositions occur in a detector volume for a given distribution of particles incident on the detector.
TID radiation effects on flash memories
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TID, SEE and radiation induced failures in advanced flash memories
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A Flash Clustering Algorithm for North Alabama Lightning Mapping Array Data
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Micron MT29F128G08AJAAA 128GB Asynchronous Flash Memory Total Ionizing Dose Characterization Test Report
The purpose of this test was to characterize the Micron MT29F128G08AJAAAs parameter degradation for total dose response and to evaluate and compare lot date codes for sensitivity. In the test, the device was exposed to both low dose and high dose rate (HDR) irradiations using gamma radiation. Device parameters such as leakage currents, quantity of upset bits and overall chip and die health were investigated to determine which lot is more robust.