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Unclassified Publicationsof Lincoln Laboratory
IVolume 9
15 December 1983
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FOREWORD
Volume 9 of Unclassified Publications of Lincoln Laboratory lists reports publishedfrom 15 December 1981 to 15 December 1983, as well as updated information on earlierpublications.,,.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Forewordii
Quarterly Technical SummariesI
Semiannual Technical Summary Reports 3Miscellaneous Progress Reports 5Technical Reports
7Journal Articles
13Meeting Speeches
37Author Index
61Subject Index
71
PRVOSPAGE-IsBLN
QUARTERLY TECHNICAL SUMMARIES
ADVANCED ELECTRONIC TECHNOLOGY
DTIC No. DTIC No.
15 February 1982 AD-A118869 15 August 1982 AD-A123581/1
15 May 1982 AD-A120971 15 November 1982 AD-A126917/4
SOLID STATE RESEARCH
1982:1 AD-A 118847 1983:1 AD-A128894/ 31982:2 AD-A122252 1983:2 AD-A134594/I1982:3 AD-A124305/4 1983:31982:4 AD-A128982/6 1983:4
* I
. !
SEMIANNUAL TECHNICAL SUMMARY REPORTS
DISTRIBUTED SENSOR NETWORKS
DTIC No. DTIC No.
31 March 1982 AD-A 118868 31 March 1983 AD-A133250/I30 September 1982 AD-A131245, 3
MULTI-DIMENSIONAL SIGNAL PROCESSING RESEARCH
31 March 1982 AD-A118186/6 31 March 1983 AD-A)35732'630 September 1982 AD-A126333i4 30 September 1983
PACKET SPEECH SYSTEMS TECHNOLOGY
31 March 1982 AD-A120433 30 September 1982 AD-A126880 4
RESTRUCTURABLE VLSI
31 March 1982 AD-A120471 31 March 1983 AD-A131246, I30 September 1982 AD-A126216, I 30 September 1983
SEISMIC DISCRIMINATION
31 March 1982 AD-A121241 30 September 1982 AD-AI24322/9
WIDEBAND INTEGRATED VOICE/DATA TECHNOLOGY
31 March 1983 AD-A1322841 I 30 September 1983
.,lE ff_ I S,, AN Q -
SLA [
MISCELLANEOUS PROGRESS REPORTS
DEFENSE SWITCHED NETWORK TECHNOLOGY
DTIC No. DTIC No.
30 September 1982 AD-A128932" I
GaAs SHALLOW-HOMOJUNCTION SOLAR CELLS(NASA Final Reports)
28 February 1982 Not deposited 19 September 1983 Not deposited
lnP MATERIALS
30 September 1982 AD-A125348 3 30 September 1983 AD-A138992
OPTICAL CORRELATORS
31 January 1982 AD-A 114149 8
REMOTE SENSING
30 September 1982 AD-A130259!5 30 September 198318 December 1982 AD-A127717i7
UNCLASSIFIED PUBLICATIONS OF LINCOLN LABORATORY(Previous Volumes)
15 September 1966 AD-803845 15 December 1975 AD-A028523,915 September 1969 AD-863031 15 December 1977 AD-A062413!015 September 1971 AD-734038 15 December 1979 AD-AI01092/515 December 1973 AD-778085/1I 15 December 1981 AD-A 129036,0
S IPRE~ou--._g
TECHNICAL REPORTS
TR No. DTIC No.
563 A 20 GHz Circularly Polarized, D.C. Weikle 9 Mar. 1982 AD-A 114291 8
Fan Beam Slot Array Antenna
564 Maximum Likelihood Estima- E.J. Kelly 9 Dec. 1982 AD-A124 301 3
tion in Monopulse Problems:Part L" The Structure of the
Estimators
577 A High Pressure Mercury Tur- R.M. Lerner 22 Mar. 1983 AD-AI2901 6 2
bine Cycle for Use in Spacecraft
and Terrestrial Power Plants
582 Application of Advanced Signal J.E. Evans 23 June 1982 AD-Al 18306, 0
Processing Techniques to Angle J.R. Johnson
of Arrival Estimation in ATC D.F. Sun
Navigation and SurveillanceSystems
587 Exposing Objects Under Light T. Peli 6 Jan. 1982 AD-A 112338' 9
Cloud Cover by Adaptive Ho- T.F. Quatieri
momorphic Filtering
590 A Comparative Study of Nar- E. Singer 6 Jan. 1982 AD-Al 12053 4
rowband Vocoder Algorithmsin Air Force Operational Envi-
ronments Using the DiagnosticRhyme Test
592 Dielectric Lens Antenna for W. Rotman 16 Feb. 1982 AD-Al 13250! ;
EHF Airborne Satellite Corn- J.C. Lee
munication Terminals
596 A Catalogue of Spreading Mod- E.J. Kelly 20 Sep. 1983 AD-A134850/7i ulation Spectra
597 Geometry of Earthshine Reflec- M.P. Jordan 29 Jan. 1982 AD-A) 12446!0
tion from a Spherical Target
598 Application of Adaptive Estima- C.B. Chang 13 Jan. 1982 AD-Al12036/9
tion to Target Tracking J.A. Tabaczynski
SPREVIOUSPAGEIS LANK
Technical ReportsTR No. DTIC No.
599 A Model for Sensor-Interceptor C.B. Chang 18 Jan. 1982 AD-A 112046/8
Trade-Off Analysis
600 MSTRIP2: Parameters of J.A. Weiss 4 June 1982 AD-Al 17364/0
Microstrip Transmission Lines R.S. Withers
and of Coupled Pairs of R.C. Lewis
Lines - 1978 Version and Its
Application
602 Maximum Likelihood Spectral R.J. McAulay 5 Feb. 1982 AD-Al 14070/6
Estimation and Its Applicationto Narrowband Speech Coding
603 The Programmable Matched A.E. Filip I Apr. 1982 AD-A 115026/7
Filter: A Design Study J.D. DrinanA.H. HuntoonJ.D. KurtzeD. Malpass
604 Interference Sources and De- A.J. Fenn 12 May 1982 AD-Al 16583/6
grees of Freedom in AdaptiveNulling Antennas
607 Multiple Resource Replenish- S.L. Bernstein 2 Sep. 1982 AD-A121009
ment with Multi-Mission Satel-lite Applications
608 Millstone Hill Thomson Scat- J.V. Evans 1 Jan. 1982
ter Results for 1974 J.M. Holt
609 Consumption of Degrees of A.J. Fenn 12 Oct. 1982 AD-AI22389
Freedom in Adaptive NullingArray Antennas
610 Equatorial Motion About an L.G. Taff I June 1982 AD-Al 17641 / i
Oblate Primary
611 A Functional Model for the C.B. Chang 20 May 1982 AD-A 116890/5
Closely Spaced Object Resolu- K.P. Dunn
tion Process
612 A Multiport Buffer Memory for V.J. Sferrino 14 July 1982 AD-A 119157
an Internet Packet Voice/ DataGateway
B
A4.
Technical Reports
TI No.DTIC No.
614 No.ptimization Methodology for R.B. Holmes 21 Sep. 1982 AD-A 214 9
64Analysis of Defense of a Com-
bined MX j MM. Force ,.Ncol 25Ag192 D-207
619 MonopulSe Angle E-stimation RE ihlS 2 u.18 DA102
from Coherently IntegratedRadar Signals 3Jn 93A-161/
620 EHF Dielectric Lens Antenna W. Rotn'an 3Jn 93 A-16 1 /
for Satellite communicationSystems ISp 92A-109
622 LBS - Lincoln Boolean J.R. Southard 1Sp 92A-109
Synthesizer A. DomicK.W. Crouch
623 LFP Users Manual (Lincoln j.H. cosgrove I Sep. 1982 AD-A12 1004
Fortran preprocessor) Version E.T. Bayliss
02.01 for IBM/ Andah) Systems DC yadIJn 93A-1171
62 ean-Square optimal, Full- DC.Hard1Jn193AAll7 f
'1 626Order Compensation of Struc-tural Systems with Uncertain
Parameters s LG af1 a.18 DA1671
628 The Resurrection of Laplaces LG.Tf17Jn193 DA2l 4!
Method of Initial OrbitDetermination .. Cag1Juy18 DA323/3
629 Application of Pseudoinver- C.B. Honl5muy193 ADA1223s
sion to Linear System Identi- R.Hle
fication with DiscreteMeasurements .. Shedr 12Jn193A-2677
631 A Note on BearnformiflgWH.Soedf 12Jn193 D-26 7 /
Algorithms . Qair 28Jn 93A-2641
632 Object Detection by Two-TF.Qtei 28Jn193 D-26O1
Dimensional Linear Prediction 2 e.19 DA161
633 Steady State performance of R.P. Lippmann 29D.192 DA26 31
Survivable Routing Procedures
for circuit-Switched Mixed-Media Networks
9
Technical Reports
TR No. DTIC No.
635 A Compilation Catalog in the L.G. Taff 18 Jan. 1983 AD-A126175 9
Direction of the Galactic S.A. StansfieldCenter
637 A Distributed Signal Process- A.E. Filip 12 May 1983 AD-A130227 2
ing Architecture J.S. ArthurJ.D. DrinanA.H. HuntoonD,E. KirkJ.G. Verly
639 Design of Microwave Beam- M.L. Burrows 5 Dec. 1983 AD-A137240
Switching Networks
641 Numerical Solutions to III- J.R. Rogers 30 Nov. 1983 AD-A137353Posed and Well-Posed Imped-ance Boundary ConditionIntegral Equations
642 Range Glint Effects for Homing M.P. Jordan 26 Apr. 1983 AD-A129464 4Interceptor Miss Distance
643 An Algorithm for Multiple Tar- CB. Chang 13 June 1983 AD-A131313 9get Tracking and Data L.C. YouensCorrelation
644 Close Approaches Between Sat- T.S. Seay 25 Aug. 1983 AD-A133779 9ellites in Circular Orbits
645 A Compact Q- K-Band Dual J.C. Lee 3 May 1983 AD-A130258 7Frequency Feed Horn
646 Sampling Mismatch and Tim- S.C. Pohlig 9 Sep. 1983 AD-A 134683! 2ing Jitter in Pulse-DopplerRadar
647 The Performance of an Isolated G. Neben 13 Apr. 1983 AD-A128983/4Word Recognizer Using NoisySpeech
650 On Perturbation Theory L.G. Taff I June 1983 AD-A130213i2
652 Durable Copper Polyimide E.B. Murphy 24 May 1983 AD-A130221 5Adhesive Bonds A.E. Mason
E.S. Wainwright
10
Technical Reports
TR No. DTI( No.
653 A Programmable Voice Pro- E.M. Hofstetter 18 Aug. 1983 AD-A133780 7cessor for Fighter Aircraft E. SingerApplications J. Tiernev
656 Earth Coverage Corrugated D.C. Weikle 19 July 1983 AD-A133241 0Horns (44.5 GHz and 20.7 GHz)
657 A Refined Model for Radar M.J. Tsai 27 Oct. 1983 AD-A136108 8Homing Intercepts S.D. Weiner
659 Channel Tracking Errors and M.L. Burrows 9 Sep. 1983 AD-A134596 6the Adaptive Multiple-BeamAntenna
660 Relativity and Radars L.G. Taff II Jul. 1983 AD-A133791 4
663 Protocol Software for a C.K. McElwain 16 No%. 1983 AD-A136938Packet Voice Terminal
664 The Lorentz Transformation E.M. Gaposchkin 15 Dec. 1983 AD-A137901and the Radar DopplerEquation
670 Vocoder Analysis Based on B. Gold 22 Dec. 1983 AD-A138660Properties of the Human J. TiernevAuditory System
672 On the Estimation of Spectral L.M. Novak 14 Dec. 1983 AD-A137932Parameters Using BurstWaveforms
674 On Mean Kullback-Leibler's In- T.S. Lee 30 Nov. 1983 AD-A137222formation, Maximum Likeli- K-P. Dunnhood Principle, and UncertainNonlinear Systems
I1
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JOURNAL ARTICLES
JA No.
4983 Nonlinear Coupled-Mode N.P. Vlannes J. Appl. Phys. 53. 372
Theory for Surface Acoustic A. Bers (1982), DTIC AD-Al 14664 6Waves
5059 Stoichiometric Lasers S.R. Chinn In CRC Handbook of LaserScience and Technology,Volume . Lasers and Masers.M.J. Weber, Ed. (CRC Press.
Boca Raton, Florida, 1982),Sec. 2, pp. 147-169
5090 Long Wavelength Semicon- 1. Melngailis In McGraw-Hill 1981 Year-
ductor Diode Lasers book of Science andTechnology (McGraw-Hill.New York, 1981), pp. 216-221
5099 Differential Correction for L.G. Taff Celes. Mech. 26, 423
Near-Stationary Satellites J.M. Sorvari (1982)
5113 Experimental Study of Non- N.P. Vlannes J.Appl. Phys. 53, 385
linear Interactions for Noncol- (1982), DTIC AD-Al 14559 8linear Surface Acoustic Waves
5124 Paramagnetic Ion Lasers P.F. Moulton In CRC Handbook of LaserScience and Technology,Volume . Lasers and Masers,M.J. Weber, Ed. (CRC Press.Boca Raton, Florida, 1982).Sec. 2. pp. 21-146
5158 Coding for the Turbulent Atmo- V.W.S. Chan IEEE Trans. Commun.
spheric Optical Channel COM-30, 269 (1982),DTIC AD-A 125053 9
5184 The Nature of the Initial Tran- H. Mazurek Surf. Sci. 118, 530sient in the Rate of Formation R.S. Mehta (1982)
of Nickel Carbonyl M.S. DresselhausG. DresselhausH.J. Zeiger
[Fl rv
Ou$ pAGT
13 NK
. = f _
Journal Articles
JA No.
5196 Resolution of Closely Spaced M-J. Tsai IEEE Trans. AerospaceOptical Targets Using MLE Electron. Syst. AES-18,and MEM 209 (1982)
5209 Photovoltaic Cells J.C.C. Fan In Jirk-Othmer: Encyclo-pedia of Chemical Tech-nology, Vol. 17, Third Edition(Wiley, New York, 1982),pp. 709-732,DTIC AD-A125129/ 7
5214 Collimator Effects in High J.G. Verly IEEE Trans. MedicalResolution X-Ray Computed Imaging MI-i, 122 (1982),Tomography DTIC AD-A 135091i/7
5217 The Reconstruction of a Multi- M.H. Hayes IEEE Trans. Acoust., Speech,dimensional Sequence from the and Signal ProcessingPhase or Magnitude of Its ASSP-30, 140 (1982)Fourier Transform
5221 Laser Beamsteering Using the P.D. Henshaw Appl. Opt. 21, 2323 (1982)Photorefractive Effect
5223 Classes of Functions with H.Z. Ollin J. Approx. Theory 34,Explicit Best Uniform I. Gerst 264 (1982)Approximations
5224 A Propagation Experiment M.L. Meeks IEEE Trans. AntennasCombining Reflection and Propag. AP-30, 318 (1982),Diffraction DTIC AD-A 125031 / 5
5226 Adaptive Filtering for Image T. Peli Opt. Eng. 21, 108 (1982),Enhancement J.S. Lim DTIC AD-A 114528 / 3
5228 Large Sample Identification T.S. Lee IEEE Trans. Acoust., Speech,and Spectral Estimation of and Signal ProcessingNoisy Multivariate Autore- ASSP-31, 76 (1983),gressive Processes DTIC AD-A135114/7
5232 Performance of Experimental S.E. Forman IEEE Trans. ReliabilityTerrestrial Photovoltaic R-31, 235 (1982)Modules
14
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Journal Articles
JA No.
5238 Reducible Polynomials in More M.H. Hayes Proc. IEEE 70, 197 (1982)Than One Variable J.H. McClellan
5239 Technique for Generating Focal- W.B. Veldkamp Rev. Sci. Instrum. 53,Plane Flattop Laser-Beam 294 (1982),Profiles DTIC AD-A1l4529A
5248 Comparison of Single- and A. Gopinath IEEE Trans. Microwave
Dual-Gate FET Frequency A.J. Seeds Theory Tech. MTT-30.Doublers J.B. Rankin 919 (1982)
5250 A Calculation of the Capaci- J.P. Donnelly Solid-State Electron. 25,tance-Voltage Characteristics 669 (1982)of p+-inP n-lnP n-lnGaAsPPhotodiodes
5257 Optimal Estimation for Band- D.P. Kolba IEEE Trans. Acoust., Speech.
Limited Signals Including Time T.W. Parks and Signal ProcessingDomain Considerations ASSP-31. 113 (1983)
5259 Rotation-invariant Optical E.W. Hansen J. Opt. Soc. Am. 72. 1670
Processing J.G. Verly (1982)E.B. Keirstead
5265 Rationale for a Queueable R.L. Walton IEEE Trans. Commun.Object Distributed Interprocess COM-30. 1417 (1982)Communication System
5267 Laser Microchemistry - Local D.J. Ehrlich Thin Solid Films 90, 287Nucleation Mechanisms for R.M. Osgood, Jr. (1982)Photodeposition
5268 Implementation of 2-D Digital T.F. Quatieri IEEE Trans. Acoust., Speech,
Filters by Iterative Methods D.E. Dudgeon and Signal ProcessingASSP-30, 473 (1982)
5269 The Permeable Base Transistor C.O. Bozler Proc. IEEE 70, 46 (1982),and Its Application to Logic G.D. Alley DTIC A D-A 125032, 3Circuits
5270 Production and Annealing of B-Y. Tsaur J. Appl. Phys. 53, 940Ion-Bombardment Damage in C.H. Anderson, Jr. (1982), DTIC AD-A125001/8Silicides of Pt, Pd, and Ni
15
i -,
Journal Articles
JA No.
5272 Multiple-Order Radial-Grating P.D. Henshaw Appl. Opt. 21, 1772 (1982)Shearing Interferometer S.K. Manlief
5274 Photodeposition of Metal Films D.J. Ehrlich J. Vac. Sci. Technol. 21.with Ultraviolet Laser Light R.M. Osgood. Jr. 23 (1982)
T.F. Deutsch
5275 Compact. Collinear, and W. Veldkamp Appi. Opt. 21, 7 (1982).Variable Anamorphic-Beam E. Van Allen DTIC AD-A 121745
Compressor Design
5277 Efficient Raman Frequency S.R.J. Brueck IEEE J. Quantum Electron.Conversion in Liquid Nitrogen H. Kildal QE-18, 310 (1982),
DTIC AD-AI21744
5279 Zone-Melting Recrystallization M.W. Geis Appl. Phys. Lett. 40, 158of Encapsulated Silicon Films H.I. Smith (1982), DTIC AD-A121757on Si0 2 - Morphology and B-Y. TsaurCrystallography J.C.C. Fan
E.W. MabyD.A. Antoniadis
5280 A Study of Edge Detection T. Peli Computer Graphics andAlgorithms D. Malah Image Processing 20, 1 (1982)
5282 Stress-Enhanced Carrier Mobil- B-Y. Tsaur Appl. Phys. Lett. 40. 322ity in Zone Melting Recrystal- J.C.C. Fan (1982), DTIC AD-A121756lized Polycrystalline Si Films M.W. Geison Si0 2-Coated Substrates
5283 Localized Laser Etching of R.M. Osgood, Jr. Appl. Phys. Lett. 40, 391Compound Semiconductors in A. Sanchez-Rubio (1982). DTIC A D-A 121765Aqueous Solution D.J. Ehrlich
V. Daneu
5285 A Comparison of Linear and K.H. Wickwire Int. J. Syst. Sci. 13,Optimal Nonlinear Filters for a 337 (1982)Machine Maintenance Problem
5286 Beam Profile Shaping for Laser W.B. Veldkamp Appl. Opt. 21, 345 (1982).Radars That Use Detector C.J. Kastner DTIC AD-A121767Arrays
16
Journal Articles
JA No.
5287 Monte Carlo Description of R.M. Lerner Appl. Opt. 21, 861 (1982)Time- and Space-Resolved Mul- J.D. Summerstiple Forward Scatter in NaturalWater
5288 An Estimation-Theoretic Ap- C.W. Therrien Computer Vision Graphics,proach to Terrain Image and Image Processing 22,Segmentation 313 (1983)
5290 Stability Limits for "Isothermal" J. Katz Astrophys. J. 264, 476Cores in Globular Cluster L.G. Taff (1983)Models: Two-ComponentSystems
5292 Single-Gate MESFET Fre- A. Gopinath IEEE Trans. Microwavequency Doublers J.B. Rankin Theory Tech. MTT-30, 869
(1982)
5293 Infrared Laser Developments A. Mooradian Laser Focus 18, 52 (1982)P.F. Moulton
5295 Effects of Subgrain Boundaries B-Y. Tsaur IEEE Electron Device Lett.on Carrier Transport in Zone- J.C.C. Fan EDL-3, 79 (1982)Melting-Recrystallized Si Films M.W. Geis
on Si0 2-Coated Si Substrates D.J. SilversmithR.W. Mountain
5298 Losses in Coplanar Waveguides A. Gopinath IEEE Trans. MicrowaveTheory Tech. MTT-30, 1101(1982)
5301 Sidelobe Control in Cylindrical J-C. Sureau IEEE Trans. AntennasArrays K.J. Keeping Propag. AP-30, 1027 (1982)
5303 Picosecond InP Optoelectronic A.G. Foyt Appi. Phys. Lett. 40, 447Switches F.J. Leonberger (1982), DTIC AD-A121766
R.C. Williamson
5305 Amorphous-Crystalline H.J. Zeiger Phys. Rev. B 25, 4002 (1982)Boundary Dynamics in cw J.C.C. FanLaser Crystallization B.J. Palm
R.L. ChapmanR.P. Gale
17
Journal Articles
JA No.
5308 Applications of Guided-Wave F.J. Leonberger Laser Focus 18, 125 (1982)Interferometers
5310 Raman Measurements of Stress S.R.J. Brueck Appl. Phys. Lett. 40, 895in Silicon-on-Sapphire Device B-Y. Tsaur (1982)Structures J.C.C. Fan
D.V. MurphyT.F. DeutschD.J. Silversmith
5311 An Etch Pit Technique for An- K.A. Bezjian J. Electrochem. Soc. 129,alyzing Crystallographic Ori- H. 1. Smith 1848 (1982),entation in Si Films J.M. Carter DTIC AD-A122129
M.W. Geis
5312 4-Bit 828-Megasample is F.J. Leonberger Appl. Phys. Lett. 40, 565Electro-optic Guided-Wave C.E. Woodward (1982), DTIC AD-A121743Analog-to-Digital Converter R.A. Becker
5313 Transient Annealing of R.L. Chapman Appl. Phys. Lett, 40, 805Selenium-Implanted Gallium J.C.C. Fan (1982)Arsenide Using a Graphite Strip J.P. DonnellyHeater B-Y. Tsaur
5314 Laser Remote Sensing of Hy- N. Menyuk Appl. Opt. 21, 2275 (1982)drazine, MMH, and UDMH D.K. KillingerUsing a Differential-Absorption W.E. DeFeoCO 2 Lidar
5315 A Place for Lasers in Radar R.J. Hull Photonics Spectra 16, 60
(1982)
5316 Tantalum Oxide Capacitors for M.E. Elta IEEE Electron Device Lett.GaAs Monolithic Integrated A. Chu EDL-3, 127 (1982)Circuits L.J. Mahoney
R.T. CerretaniW.E. Courtney
5317 Lateral Epitaxial Overgrowth D.D. Rathman J. Electrochem. Soc. 129,of Silicon on SiO 2 D.J. Silversmith 2303 (1982)
J.A. Burns
18
Journal Articles
JA No.
5318 A Novel Technique for Z.L. Liau Appl. Phys. Lett. 40, 568GaInAsP/lnP Buried Hetero- J.N. Walpole (1982), DTIC AD-A121779structure Laser Fabrication
5319 Microsecond Carrier Lifetimes B-Y. Tsaur Appl. Phys. Lett. 41, 83in Si Films Prepared on SiO 2- J.C.C. Fan (1982)Coated Si Substrates by Zone- M.W. GeisMelting Recrystallization and bySubsequent Epitaxial Growth
5320 Observation of Linewidth D. Welford Appl. Phys. Lett. 40, 560Broadening in (GaAI)As Diode A. Mooradian (1982), DTIC AD-A121778Lasers Due to Electron NumberFluctuations
5321 Fabrication of Through-Wafer D.J. Ehrlich IEEE Trans. Components,Via Conductors in Si by Laser D.J. Silversmith Hybrids, and ManufacturingPhotochemical Processing R.W. Mountain Technology CHMT-5, 520
J. Tsao (1982)
5322 The SAOC and the AGK3 L.G. Taff Astron. J. 87, 1884 (1982)S.A. Stansfield
5324 Status of CO2 Isotope Lasers C. Freed IEEE J. Quantum Electron.and Their Applications in QE-18, 1220 (1982)Tunable Laser Spectroscopy
5325 Integrated Optical Temperature L.M. Johnson Appl. Phys. Lett. 41, 134Sensor F.J. Leonberger (1982)
G.W. Pratt, Jr.
5326 Efficient GaAs Solar Cells T.F. Deutsch Appl. Phys. Lett. 40, 722Formed by UV Laser Chem- J.C.C. Fan (1982)ical Doping D.J. Ehrlich
G.W. TurnerR.L. ChapmanR.P. Gale
5327 Output Power and Temperature D. Welford Appl. Phys. Lett. 40, 865Dependence of the Linewidth of A. Mooradian (1982)Single-Frequency cw (GaAI)AsDiode Lasers
19
Journal Articles
JA No.
5328 Stimulated Surface-Plasma- S.R.J. Brueck Phys. Rev. Lett. 48, 1678Wave Scattering and Growth of D.J. Ehrlich (1982)a Periodic Structure in Laser-Photodeposited Metal Films
5329 LPC Synthesis with Simplified B. Gold J. Acoust. Soc. Am. 72,Spectrum Flattening of the Ex- J. Tierney 1306 (1982)citation Function
5330 Zone-Melting Recrystallization J.C.C. Fan Appl. Phys. Lett. 41, 186of 3-in.-diam Si Films on Si0 2 - B-Y. Tsaur (1982)Coated Si Substrates R.L. Chapman
M.W. Geis
5331 Optically Pumped Mode- R.S. Putnam Appl. Phys. Lett. 40, 660Locked InGaAsP Lasers C.B. Roxlo (1982)
M,M. Salour
S.H. GrovesM.C. Plonko
5332 V9F Propagation over Hilly, M.L. Meeks IEEE Trans. AntennasForested Terrain Propag. AP-31, 483 (1983),
DTIC AD-A 135206' 1
5335 Pulse-Pumped Operation of Di- P.F. Moulton IEEE J. Quantum Electron.valent Transition-Metal Lasers QE-18, 1185 (1982)
5336 Laboratory-Scale Mirrors for G.F. Dionne Intl. J. Infrared andSubmillimeter Wavelengths Millimeter Waves 3,
417 (1982)
5337 Target-Reflectivity Theory for J.H. Shapiro Appl. Opt. 21, 3398 (1982)Coherent Laser Radars
5338 Evaluation of a Process for P.K. Smith J. Electrochem. Soc. 130,Achieving Low Between-Metal T.O. Herndon 225 (1983)Contact Resistance in Plasma R.L. BurkeEtched Polyimide Vias D.R. Day
S.D. Senturia
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Journal Articles
JA No.
5341 Submicrometer-Linewidth Dop- D.J. Ehrlich Appl. Phys. Lett. 41, 297ing and Relief Definition in J.Y. Tsao (1982)Silicon by Laser-ControlledDiffusion
5342 Effects of Ionizing Radiation B-Y. Tsaur IEEE Electron Device Lett.on n-Channel MOSFET's Fabri- J.C.C. Fan EDL-3, 195 (1982)cated in Zone-Melting-Recrys- G.W. Turnertallized Si Films on Si0 2 D.J. Silversmith
5343 Laser-Related Research at P. Kelley Laser Focus 18, 28 (Part 1)Lincoln Laboratory: A His- (August 1982) and 32 (Part 2)torical Review - Parts I and 2 (September 1982)
5344 Direct-Write Metallization of J.Y. Tsao IEEE Electron Device Lett.Silicon MOSFET's Using Laser D.J. Ehrlich EDL-3, 164 (1982)Photodeposition D.J. Silversmith
R.W. Mountain
5345 Cavity Dumping and Coupling S. Marcus J. App). Phys. 53, 6029Modulation of an Etalon- (1982)Coupled CO 2 Laser
5346 Low-Dislocation-Density GaAs B-Y. Tsaur Appl. Phys. Lett. 41, 347Epilayers Grown on Ge-Coated R.W. McClelland (1982)Si Substrates by Means of J.C.C. FanLateral Epitaxial Overgrowth R.P. Gale
J.P. SalernoB.A. VojakC.O. Bozler
5347 High-Speed Ultraviolet and T.F. Deutsch Appl. Phys. Lett. 41, 402X-Ray Sensitive InP Photo- F.J. Leonberger (1982)conductive Detectors A.G. Foyt
D. Mills
5348 Low Resistance Laser Formed J.A. Yasaitis IEEE Electron Device Lett.Lateral Links G.H. Chapman EDL-3, 184 (1982)
J.1. Raffel5349 Laser Beam Profile Shaping W.B. Veldkamp Appi. Opt. 21, 3209 (1982)
with Interlaced Binary Dif-fraction Gratings
21
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Journal Articles
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5351 Small Signal Gain and Satu- L.E. Freed IEEE J. Quantum Electron.ration Intensity of 000 1- C. Freed QE-18, 1229 (1982)[1000, 020011 and I1 Vibrational R.G. O'DonnellBand Transitions in Sealed-Off
CO 2 Isotope Lasers
5352 Graphoepitaxy of Germanium M.W. Geis Appl. Phys. Lett. 41, 526on Gratings with Square-Wave B-Y. Tsaur (1982)and Sawtooth Profiles D.C. Flanders
5354 Deep-Ultraviolet Spatial-Period A.M. Hawryluk Opt. Lett. 7, 402 (1982)Division Using an Excimer H.I. SmithLaser R.M. Osgood
D.J. Ehrlich
5355 Remote Sensing Conference N. Menyuk Laser Focus 1, 12 (1982)Focuses on TechnologicalAdvances in Measurement
5357 A Two-Stage Monolithic IF A. Chu Joint special issue onAmplifier Utilizing a Ta20 5 L.J. Mahoney Monolithic Microwave ICs:Capacitor M.E. Elta IEEE Trans. Microwave
W.E. Courtney Theory Tech. MTT-31, 21M.C. Finn (1983), DTIC AD-A135098/2;W.J. Piacentini and IEEE Trans. ElectronJ.P. Donnelly Devices ED-30, 21 (1983)
5358 Adaptive Antenna Design Con- J.T. Mayhan IEE Proc. F,H 130, 98 (1983)siderations for SatelliteCommunication Antennas
5361 Limitations of Signal Averaging N. Menyuk Appl. Opt. 21, 3377 (1982)Due to Temporal Correlation D.K. Killingerin Laser Remote-Sensing C.R. MenyukMeasurements
5362 Analysis of Integrated-Optics R.H. Rediker IEEE J. Quantum Electron.Near 3 dB Coupler and Mach- F.J. Leonberger QE-IS, 1813 (1982); alsoZehnder Interferometric Modu- in IEEE Trans. Microwavelator Using Four-Port Scatter- Theory Tech. MTT-30,ing Matrix 1801 (1982)
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5363 Wide-Band Monolithic R.A. Becker IEEE Trans. SonicsAcoustoelectric Memory R.W. Ralston Ultrason. SU-29, 289Correlators P.V. Wright (1982)
5364 Optically Induced Microstruc- R.M. Osgood, Jr. Opt. Lett. 7, 385 (1982)tures in Laser-Photodeposited D.J. EhrlichMetal Films
5365 Simultaneous Formation of a B-Y. Tsaur Appl. Phys. Lett. 41, 877Shallow Silicon p-n Junction C.H. Anderson (1982)and a Shallow Silicide/SiliconOhmic Contact by an IonImplantation Technique
5367 Zone-Melting Recrystallization M.W. Geis J. Electrochem. Soc. 129,of Si Films with a Moveable- H.I. Smith 2812 (1982)Strip-Heater Oven B-Y. Tsaur
J.C.C. FanD.J. SilversmithR.W. Mountain
5368 The Library Committee: How J.H. Katayama Special Libraries 74, 44 (1983)Important Is It?
5369 Spatial Light Modulation Using R.H. Kingston Appl. Phys. Lett. 41, 413Electroabsorption in a GaAs B.E. Burke (1982)Charge-Coupled Device K.B. Nichols
F.J. Leonberger
5370 Lateral Epitaxial Overgrowth R.P. Gale Appl. Phys. Lett. 41, 545of GaAs by Organometallic R.W. McClelland (1982)Chemical Vapor Deposition J.C.C. Fan
C.O. Bozler
5371 A Compilation Catalog in the L.G. Taff Bull. Am. Astron. Soc. 15,Direction of the Galactic S.A. Stansfield 621 (1983),Center DTIC AD-A135129/5
5372 Microstrip Reactive Circuit H.A. Atwater IEEE Trans. MicrowaveElements Theory Tech. MTT-31, 488
(1983)
23
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5375 Be-Implanted GalnAsP lnP J.P. Donnelly IEEE J. Quantum Electron.Double Heterojunction Laser J.N. Walpole QE-19, 175 (1983),Diodes Z.L. Liau DTIC AD-A 135053 7
5376 Digital Line-Artifact Removal T. Peli Opt. Eng. 22, 479 (1983)J.G. Verlv
5377 Time-Resolved Measurements D.J. Ehrlich Appl. Phys. Lett. 41. 630of Stimulated Surface Polariton S.R.J. Brueck (1982)Wave Scattering and Grating J.Y. TsaoFormation in Pulsed-Laser-Annealed Germanium
5378 2-Bit I Gsample s Electrooptic R.A. Becker IEEE J. Quantum Electron.Guided-Wave Analog-to-Digital F.J. Leonberger QE-18, 1411 (1982)Converter
5379 Holographic Local-Oscillator W.B. Veldkamp Appl. Opt. 22. 891 (1983).Beam Multiplexing for Array DTIC AD-A 135036 2Heterodyne Detection
5381 Reflectometric Spectroscopy V. Daneu Opt. Lett. 8. 151 (1983),of Adsorbed Molecular Layers D.J. Ehrlich DTIC AD-A135027 I
R.M. Osgood, Jr.5383 External Cavity Controlled R.H. Rediker IEEE J. Quantum Electron.
Operation of a Semiconductor R.P. Schloss QE-19, 433 (1983)Diode Gain Element in Series D. Welfordwith an Optical Fiber A. Mooradian
5384 Diagrammatic Analysis of Third J.G. Fujimoto IEEE J. Quantum Electron.Order Nonlinear Optical T.K. Yee QE-19, 861 (1983)Processes
5385 High-Resolution Submillimeter- G.F. Dionne Appl. Phys. Lett. 42, 862Wave Radiometry of Supersonic J.A. Weiss (1983), DTIC AD-A135084 2Flow J.F. Fitzgerald
H.R. Fetterman
M.M. Litvak5387 Effects of Very Low Growth G.M. Metze Appl. Phys. Lett. 42, 818
Rates on GaAs Grown by Mo- A.R. Calawa (1983), DTIC AD-A135063 6lecular Beam Epitaxy at LowSubstrate Temperatures
24
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Journal Articles
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5388 Orientation Selection by Zone- H.A. Atwater Appl. Phys. Let. 41, 747
Melting Silicon Films Through HI. Smith (1982)
Planar Constrictions M.W. Geis
5390 Transmission Electron Micros- B.A. Vojak Appl. Phys. Lett. 41, 1151
copy of GaAs Grown over Sub- J.P. Salerno (1982)
micrometer-Period Tungsten
Gratings
5391 Signal Averaging Limitations N. Menyuk In Optical and Laser Remote
in Heterodyne- and Direct- D.K. Killinger Sensing, edited by D.K. Kil-
Detection Laser Remote Sensing C.R. Menyuk linger and A. Mooradian
Measurements (Springer-Verlag, New York,
1983), p. 185
5392 Rate of Ethylene Hydrogen- H.J. Zeiger Surf. Sci. 124, 583 (1983)
ation on Nit-XCux Catalysts - B. Wasserman
Effect of Magnetic Ordering M.S. DresselhausG. Dresselhaus
5394 Atlas of the High-Tempera- A.S. Pine J. Phys. Chem. Ref. Data
ture Water Vapor Spectrum M.J. Coulombe 12, 413 (1983)
in the 3000 to 4000 cm-1 C. Camy-Peyret
Region J-M. Flaud
5395 A Compact, Flexible LPC J.A. Feldman IEEE J. Solid-State Circuits
Vocoder Based on a Corn- E.M. Hofstetter SC-18, 4 (1983)!; and IEEE
mercial Signal Processing M.L. Malpass Trans. Acoust.. Speech, and
Microcomputer Signal Processing ASSP-31,
252 (1983)
5396 High Resolution Ion Beam J.N. Randall Appl. Phys. Lett. 42, 457
Lithography at Large Gaps D.C. Flanders (1983), DTIC AD-A 135035/4
Using Stencil Masks N.P. EconomouJ.P. DonnellyE.I. Bromley
5397 Multigigahertz-Bandwidth J.T. Lynch Appl. Phys. Lett. 43, 319
Linear-Frequency-Modulated R.S. Withers (1983)
Filters Using a Superconductive A.C. Anderson
Stripline P.V. WrightS.A. Reible
25
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5400 Binary Holographic LO Beam W.B. Veldkamp Appl. Opt. 22, 1497 (1983)Multiplexer for IR Imaging E.J. Van AllenDetector Arrays
5402 Solidification-Front Modulation M.W. Geis J. Electrochem. Soc. 130,to Entrain Subboundaries in H.I. Smith 1178 (1983)Zone-Melting Recrystallization D.J. Silversmithof Si on Si0 2 R.W. Mountain
C.V. Thompson
5403 Experimental Comparison of D.K. Killinger Appl. Opt. 22, 682 (1983),Heterodyne and Direct Detec- N. Menyuk DTIC AD-A 135054 5tion for Pulsed Differential W.E. DeFeoAbsorption CO 2 Lidar
5405 Transmission Electron Micros- B.A. Vojak J. Appl. Phys. 54, 3554 (1983)copy of GaAs Permeable Base J.P. SalernoTransistor Structures Grown D.C. Flandersby Vapor Phase Epitaxy G.D. Alley
C.O. BozlerK.B. NicholsR.W. McClellandN.P. Economou
G.A. LincolnR.A. MurphyW.T. Lindley
G.D. Johnson
5406 Thin-Film Transistors Fabri- B-Y. Tsaur J. Appl. Phys. 54, 1151cated in Solid-Phase-Recrys- J.C.C. Fan (1983), DTIC AD-A 135031 3tallized Si Films on Fused G.W. TurnerSilica Substrates M.W. Geis
D.J. SilversmithR.W. Mountain
5407 SOI/CMOS Circuits Fabricated B-Y. Tsaur IEEE Electron Device Lett.in Zone-Melting-Recrystallized J.C.C. Fan EDL-3, 398 (1982)Si Films on Si0 2-Coated Si R.L. ChapmanSubstrates M.W. Geis
D.J. SilversmithR.W. Mountain
26
Journal ArticlesJA No.5409 Remote Sensing of Hydrazine N. Menyuk In Optical and Laser RemoteCompounds Using a Dual Mini- D.K. Killinger Sensing, edited by D.K. Kil-TEA CO2 Laser DIAL System W.E. DeFeo linger and A. Mooradian
(Springer-Verlag, New York,1983). p. 17
5410 Progress in Laser Sources for A. Mooradian In Optical and Laser RemoteRemote Sensing P.F. Moulton Sensing, edited by D.K. Kil-N. Menyuk linger and A. Mooradian
(Springer-Verlag, New York.1983), p. 2575411 IR Detectors: Heterodyne and D.L. Spears In Optical and Laser RemoteDirect Sensing, edited by D.K. Kil-linger and A. Mooradian(Springer-Verlag, New York,1983), p. 278
5412 A Slow Selective Etch for G.A. Ferrante J. Electrochem. Soc. 130,GalnAsP Grown on InP J.P. Donnelly 1222 (1983)C.A. Armiento
5413 Amplified Surface Plasma Wave D.J. Ehrlich In Ph vsics News in 1982,Scattering: A New Mechanism S.R.J. Brueck P.F. Schewe, Ed. (Americanfor the Generation of Surface J.Y. Tsao Institute of Physics. NewMicrostructures York, 1982), p. 87
5414 Titanium-Doped Sapphire: A P.F. Moulton In Physics News in 1982,New Tunable Solid State Laser P.F. Schewe, Ed. (AmericanInstitute of Physics, NewYork, 1982), p. 895415 Q-Switched Semiconductor D.Z. Tsang IEEE J. Quantum Electron.Diode Lasers J.N. Walpole QE-19, 145 (1983),DTIC AD-A 35062,8
5417 A Comparison of Etched- B.A. Vojak IEEE Trans. Electron DevicesGeometry and Overgrown G.D. Alley ED-30, 877 (1983)Silicon Permeable BaseTransistors by Two-Dimensional NumericalSimulations
27
Journal Articles
JA No.5418 Comments on "Real-Time B. Gold IEEE Trans. Commun.Speech Coding" J. Tierney COM-31, 466 (1983)5419 The Mechanism of Orientation H.I. Smith J. Electrochem. Soc. 130.in Si Graphoepitaxy by Laser or C.V. Thompson 2050 (1983)Strip-Heater Recrystallization M.W. Geis
R.A. Lemons
M.A. Bosch5420 Collisional Effects on the S. Nazemi J. Chem. Phys. 78, 4797Rovibrational Transitions of A. Javan (1983)the HD Fundamental Band A.S. Pine5421 Noise in Homodyne and Hetero- H.P. Yuen Opt. Lett. 8, 177 (1983),dyne Detection V.W.S. Chan DTIC AD-A 135048 75422 On the Relation Between Trian- C.W. Therrien Proc. IEEE 71, 1459 (1983)gular Matrix Decomposition
and Linear Prediction5423 UV Laser Photopolymerization J.Y. Tsao Appi. Phys. Lett. 42, 997of Volatile Surface-Adsorbed D.J. Ehrlich (1983)
Methyl Methacrylate5424 Silicon-on-Insulator by Grapho- H.I. Smith I. Cryst. Growth 63, 527epitaxy and Zone-Melting Re- M.W. Geis (1983)crystallization of Patterned C.V. Thompson
Films H.A. Atwater
5426 Photodeposition of Ti and Ap- J.Y. Tsao Appl. Phys. Lett. 42, 559plication to Direct Writing of R.A. Becker (1983), DTIC AD-A135047/9Ti:LiNbO3 Waveguides D.J. Ehrlich
F.J. Leonberger5430 Low-Loss LiNbO 3 Waveguide L.M. Johnson Opt. Lett. 8, 111 (1983),Bends with Coherent Coupling F.J. Leonberger DTIC AD-A135038/85431 Broadband Guided-Wave R.H. Kingston Appl. Phys. Lett. 42. 759Optical Frequency Translator R.A. Becker (1983)Using an Electro-Optical Bragg F.J. Leonberger
Array
28
Journal Articles
JA No.
5433 Laser-Formed Connections J.1. Raftel Appl. Phys. Lett, 42, 705Using Polyimide J.F. Freidin (1983)
G.H. Chapman
5434 Real Time Monitoring of CW D. Welford Opt. Commun. 45, 101 (1983)Mode-Locked Dye Laser Pulses B.C. JohnsonUsing a Rapid-ScanningAutocorrelator
5435 Developing a Technology Base N.P. Economou Proc. IEEE 71, 601 (1983)for Advanced Devices andCircuits
5436 Diffusion Length of Holes in V. Diadiuk Appl. Phys. Lett. 42, 892n-lnP S.H. Groves (1983)
C.A. ArmientoC.E. Hurwitz
5437 Three-Guide Optical Couplers J.P. Donnelly J. Lightwave Technol. LT-1,in GaAs N.L. DeMeo, Jr. 417 (1983)
G.A. Ferrante
5438 Electron-Beam Programmable D.C. Shaver IEEE Electron Device Lett.128K Bit Wafer-Scale EFROM R.W. Mountain EDL-4, 153 (1983)
D.J. Silversmith
5439 Integrated Optics Wave Front R.H. Rediker Appl. Phys. Lett. 42, 647Measurement Sensor T.A. Lind (1983)
F.J. Leonberger
5440 A Differential Doppler Study of J.V. Evans Radio Sci. 18, 435 (1983)Traveling Ionospheric Distur- J.M. Holtbance from Millstone Hill R.H. Wand
5441 On the Formation of Daytime J.V. Evans Geophys. Res. Lett. 10, 405Troughs in the F-Region Within J.M. Holt (1983)the Plasmasphere R.H. Wand
5442 Traveling Ionospheric Distur- J.V. Evans J. Atmos. Terr. Phys. 45,bances Detected by UHF Angle- R.H. Wand 255 (1983)of-Arrival Measurements
29
Journal Articles
JA No.
5443 Submicrometer Periodicity D.C. Flanders Appl. Phys. Lett. 42, 492Gratings as Artificial Aniso- (1983), DTIC AD-A 13507011tropic Dielectrics
5444 Damage Induced in Si by Ion S.W. Pang J. Appl. Phys. 54, 3272 (1983)Milling or Reactive Ion Etching D.D. Rathman
D.J. SilversmithR.W. MountainP.D. DeGraff
5445 Fourier Transformation Using R.H. Kingston IEEE J. Quantum Electron.an Electroabsorptive CCD Spa- F.J. Leonberger QE-19, 1443 (1983)tial Light Modulator
5447 An Investigation of GaAs Films G.M. Metze J. Vac. Sci. Technol. B 1,Grown by MBE at Low Sub. A.R. Calawa 166 (1983)strate Temperatures and Growth J.G. MavroidesRates
5448 Monolithic Circuits for A. Chu Microwave J. 26, 28 (1983)Millimetre-Wave Systems W.E. Courtney
L.J. Mahoney5449 Broadly Tunable Modelocked R.S. Putnam Appl. Phys. Lett. 43, 408
HgCdTe Lasers M.M. Salour (1983)T.C. Harman
5451 The Design of Masking Pro- P.M. Fishman IEEE Trans. Inf. Theorycesses by the Method of L.K. Jones IT-29, 245 (1983),Minimal Divergence C.W. Therrien DTIC AD-A135030/5
5453 2-Bit l-Gsample/s Electro- R.A. Becker Electron. Lett. 19, 332 (1983)Optic Guided-Wave Analogue- C.E. Woodwardto-Digital Convertor System F.J. Leonberger
5455 Further Projections on the Use D.H. Temme Microwave J. 26, 22 (1983)of Microwave Monolithics
5456 LPE Growth and Characteriza- S.H. Groves J. Cryst. Growth 64, 83 (1983)tion of InP Photodiodes M.C. Plonko
C.A. ArmientoV. Diadiuk
30
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Journal Articles
JA No.
5463 Integrated Optics: A New Text- F.J. Leonberger Laser Focus 19, 98 (1983)
book and Thoughts on FutureDirections
5464 Image Enhancement for the E. Peli Accepted Opt. Eng.
Visually Impaired T. Peli
5466 Enhanced Raman Scattering D.V. Murphy Opt. Lett. 8, 494 (1983)
from Silicon Microstructures S.R.J. Brueck
5467 Radiation Effects in Nitrided F.L. Terry, Jr. IEEE Electron Device Lett.
Oxides R.J. Aucoin EDL-4, 191 (1983)M.L. Naiman
S.D. Senturia
5469 Comparison of Guided-Wave R.A. Becker Appl. Phys. Lett. 43, 131
Interferometric Modulators (1983)
Fabricated on LiNbO 3 via TiIndiffusion and ProtonExchange
5472 An Ultrafast All-Optical Gate A. Lattes IEEE J. Quantum Electron.H.A. Haus QE-19, 1718 (1983)F.J. Leonberger
E.P. Ippen
5473 Impact Ionization in (100)-, C.A. Armiento AppI. Phys. Lett. 43, 198
(110)-, and (I I )-Oriented S.H. Groves (1983)InP Avalanche Photodiodes
5474 Effect of Magnetic Transition H.J. Zeiger Phys. Rev. B 28, 317 (1983)
on the H-D Exchange Reaction B. Wasserman
on Nil-,CU, Alloys M.S. DresselhausG. Dresselhaus
5475 Graphite-Strip-Heater Zone- J.C.C. Fan J. Cryst. Growth 63, 453
Melting Recrystallization of B-Y. Tsaur (1983)
Si Films M.W. Geis
5478 Surface Photoacoustic Wave S.R.J. Brueck Appl. Phys. Lett. 43, 157
Spectroscopy of Thin Films T.F. Deutsch (1983)D.E. Oates
31
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5479 Self-Developing Resist with M.W. Geis Appl. Phys. Lett. 43, 74Submicrometer Resolution and J.N. Randall (1983)Processing Stability T.F. Deutsch
P.D. DeGraffK.E. KrohnL.A. Stern
5480 Dual Ion Implantation Tech- B-Y. Tsaur J. Appl. Phys. 54, 6336 (1983)nique for Formation of Shallow C.H. Anderson, Jr.p+/n Junctions in Silicon
5481 Assessment of Relative Error N. Menyuk Appl. Opt. 22, 2690 (1983)Sources in IR DIAL Measure- D.K. Killingerment Accuracy
5482 A Technique for the Determina- E.I. Bromley J. Vac. Sci. Technol. B 1.tion of Stress in Thin Films J.N. Randall 1364 (1983)
D.C. Flanders
R.W. Mountain
5483 New Developments in Solid- P.F. Moulton Laser Focus 19, 83 (1983)State Lasers
5484 Laser-Controlled Chemical J.Y. Tsao Appl. Phys. Lett. 43, 146Etching of Aluminum D.J. Ehrlich (1983)
5485 Frequency Sampling of the T.F. Quatieri J. Opt. Soc. Am. 73, 1523Short-Time Fourier-Trans- S.H. Nawab (1983)form Magnitude for Signal J.S. LimReconstruction
5486 InP Optoelectronic Switches A.G. Foyt Accepted as Chapter inF.J. Leonberger Picosecond Optoelectronic
Devices, C.H. Lee, Ed.(Academic Press, New York)
5488 Experience with Speech C.J. Weinstein Accepted IEEE Trans.Communications in Packet J.W. Forgie Commun.Networks
5489 Laser Direct Writing for VLSI D.J. Ehrlich Accepted as Chapter in VLSIJ.Y. Tsao Electronics (Academic Press,
New York)
32
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5490 Fully Isolated Lateral Bipolar B-Y. Tsaur IEEE Electron Device Lett.MOS Transistors Fabricated in D.J. Silversmith EDL-4, 269 (1983)Zone-Melting-Recrystallized Si J.C.C. FanFilms on SiO 2 R.W. Mountain
5491 Fundamental Linewidth in C. Freed Appi. Phys. Lett. 43, 629Solitary, Ultranarrow Output J.W. Bielinski (1983)
PbSi_,Se, Diode Lasers W. Lo
5492 Local-Oscillator Excess-Noise G.L. Abbas Opt. Lett. 8, 419 (1983)Suppression for Homodyne V.W.S. Chanand Heterodyne Detection T.K. Yee
5494 Resonant Tunneling Through T.C.L.G. Sollner Appl. Phys. Lett. 43. 588Quantum Wells at Frequencies W.D. Goodhue (1983), DTIC AD-A 136442, IUp to 2.5 THz P.E. Tannenwald
C.D. ParkerD.D. Peck
5496 Self-Developing UV Photoresist T.F. Deutsch J. Appl. Phys. 54, 7201 (1983)Using Excimer Laser Exposure M.W. Geis
5499 A CCD Time-Integrating B.E. Burke IEEE J. Solid-StateCorrelator D.L. Smythe Circuits 18, 736 (1983)
5500 A Review of Laser-Microchem- D.J. Ehrlich J. Vac. Sci. Technol. B 1,ical Processing J.Y. Tsao 969 (1983)
5501 Deep-UV Spatial-Frequency A.M. Hawryluk J. Vac. Sci. Technol. B 1,Doubling by Combining Multi- H.I. Smith 1200 (1983)layer Mirrors with Diffraction D.J. EhrlichGratings
5502 Generalized Analysis of Pressure T.K. Yee Accepted Opt. Commun.Induced Nonlinear Optical J.G. FujimotoProcesses
5503 Optical Heterodyne Spectros- W. Lenth Opt. Lett. 8, 575 (1983)copy with Frequency-Modulatedand Amplitude-ModulatedSemiconductor Lasers
33
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5504 A High-Speed Digitally Pro- A.M. Chiang IEEE J. Solid-Stategrammable CCD Transversal B.E. Burke Circuits 18, 745 (1983)Filter
5507 MacPitts: An Approach to J.R. Southard Computer 16, 74 (1983)Silicon Compilation
5508 Orientation Filtering by H.A. Atwater Appl. Phys. Lett. 43, 1126Growth-Velocity Competition C.V. Thompson (1983)in Zone-Melting Recrystalliza- H.I. Smithtion of Silicon on Si0 2 M.W. Geis
5509 Optimal Design of Amorphous i.C.C. Fan Solar Cells 10, 81 (1983)Single-Junction and Tandem B.J. PalmSolar Cells
5512 Effects of Dry Etchiag on GaAs S.W. Pang J. Vac. Sci. Technol. B 1,G.A. Lincoln 1334(1983)R.W. McClellandP.D. DeGraffM.W. GeisW.J. Piacentini
5513 Read-Only Memory with D.C. Shaver J. Vac. Sci. Technol. B 1.Electron-Beam Programmable 1084 (1983)Floating-Gate Transistors
5514 Low-Loss GalnAsP Buried- L.M. Johnson Accepted Appl. Phys. Lett.Heterostructure Optical Wave- Z.L. Liauguide Branches and Bends S.H. Groves
5515 Silicon Nitride Stencil Masks .i.N. Randall J. Vac. Sci. Technol. B I,for High Resolution Ion Lith- D.C. Flanders 1152 (1983)ography Proximity Printing N.P. Economou
J.P. DonnellyE.I. Bromley
5517 Nitrocellulose as a Self-Develop- M.W. Geis J. Vac. Sci. Technol. B 1,ing Resist with Submicrometer J.N. Randall 1178 (1983)Resolution and Processing T.F. DeutschStability N.N. Efremow
J.P. DonnellyI.D. Woodhouse
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5520 Large Area Ion Beam Assisted G.A. Lincoln J. Vac. Sci. Technol. B 1,Etching of GaAs with High M.W. Geis 1043 (1983)Etch Rates and Controlled S. PangAnisotropy N.N. Efremow
5521 Synthesis of Metastable, S. Oguz Appl. Phys. Lett. 43, 848
Semiconducting Ge-Sn W. Paul (1983)Alloys by Pulsed UV Laser T.F. DeutschRecrystallization B-Y. Tsaur
D.V. Murphy
5524 Effect of Substrate Annealing P.A. Maki J. Electron. Mater. 12,and V:lll Flux Ratio on the S.C. Palmateer 1051 (1983)Molecular Beam Epitaxial G.W. WicksGrowth of AIGaAs-GaAs Single L.F. EastmanQuantum Wells A.R. Calawa
5527 Zone Melting Recrystallization H.A. Atwater Accepted Mater. Lett.
of Thick Silicon on Insulator H.I. SmithFilms C.V. Thompson
M.W. Geis
5528 Optimal Design of Amorphous/ J.C.C. Fan Accepted Solar CellsCrystalline Tandem Cells B.J. Palm
5534 Structural Characterization by B.A. Vojak Accepted Appl. Phys. Lett.Transmission Electron Micros- D.D. Rathmancopy of Silicon Grown Over J.A. BurnsSubmicrometer-Period Gratings S.M. Cabralof Deposited Tungsten N.N. Efremow
5536 Monolithic Silicon Bolometers P.M. Downey Accepted Appl. Opt.A.D. JeffriesS.S. MeyerR.W. Weiss
F.J. BachnerJ.P. DonnellyW.T. Lindley
R.W. MountainD.J. Silversmith
35
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5539 Nonreciprocal Laser-Micro- D.J. Ehrlich Accepted Appl. Phys. Lett.chemical Processing: Spatial J.Y. TsaoResolution Limits and Demon-stration of 0 .2 -Mm Linewidths
5549 Dry Etching Induced Damage S.W. Pang Accepted Solid Statein Si and GaAs Technol.
5552 Frequency-Modulation (FM) G.C. Bjorklund Appl. Phys. B 32. 145 (1983)Spectroscopy - Theory of Line- M.D. Levensonshapes and Signal-to-Noise W. LenthAnalysis C. Ortiz
5553 Linewidth Measurements of a W. Lenth Accepted Appl. Phys. Lett.(GaAI)As Diode Laser with aHigh Reflectivity Coating
5556 Laser Microchemical Process- D.J. Ehrlich Accepted as Book Chaptering: Spatial Resolution and J.Y. Tsao (Academic Press, Orlando,Rate Limits of Optical Direct- Florida)Writing Techniques
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MEETING SPEECHES
MS No.
49370 Some Factors that Influence L.J. Ricardi Millimeter Wave Technol-EHF SATCOM Systems ogv I. J.C. Wiltse, Ed., SPIE
423, 106-i 12 (1983)
5520 Operating Experience with the F.J. Solman Proc. Fifteenth IEEENatural Bridges National Mon- B.L. Grossman Photovoltaic Specialistsument Photovoltaic Power Conference - 198 1, Orlando,System Florida, 12-15 May 1981,
pp. 1231-1236
5609B Advances in Divalent P.F. Moulton Proceedings of the Interna-Transition-Metal Lasers tional Conference on La-
sers '81, edited by C.B.Collins (STS Press. McLean,Virginia, 1981), p. 359
5614A Point Image Focus Sensing D.G. Kocher Wavefront Sensing, N. Bare-Using an Automated Foucault ket and C.L. Koliopoulos,Test Eds., Proc. SPIE 351, 148-154
(1982)
5618 Lateral Growth of Single-Crystal P. Vohl J. Cryst. Growth 56, 410lnP Over Dielectric Films by C.O. Bozler (1982), DTIC AD-A 113266 1Orientation-Dependent VPE R.W. McClelland
A. Chu
A.J. Strauss
5650 The Effect of Grooves in Amor- R. Anton J. Cryst. Growth 56, 433phous Substrates on the Orien- H. Poppa (1982)tation of Metal Deposits D.C. Flanders
5653C Frequency Stability and Control A. Mooradian Proc. Symposium on Fre-
Characteristics of (GaAI)As D. Welford quency Control, Philadelphia,Semiconductor Lasers Pennsylvania, 2-4 June 1982,
pp. 338-339,DTIC AD-A130811
5660 Parallel Signal Processing for G.J. Mayer Real-time Signal Process-Optical Satellite Detection MJ. MacDonald ing IV, Proc. SPIE 298,
173-183 (1982)
37
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MS No.
5665 Measurement Correlation for C.B. Chang IEEE Trans. Automat. Contr.Multiple Sensor Tracking in L.C. Youens AC-27, 1250 (1982)a Dense Target Environment
5679 Liquid Phase Epitaxial Growth T.C. Harman Proc. Meeting of the IRISof Hgl-xCdxTe Using a Hori- Specialty Group on Infraredzontal Slider Technique Detectors - Volume I,
Syracuse, New York,2-4 June 1981, pp. 377-391
5707C Summary Abstract: Photodepo- D.J. Ehrlich J. Vac. Sci. Technol. 20, 738sition of Metal Films with Ultra- R.M. Osgood, Jr. (1982)violet Laser Light T.F. Deutsch
57071 Laser Fabrication of Micro- D.J. Ehrlich In Laser Diagnostics andstructures: Effect of Geometrical J.Y. Tsao Photochemical ProcessingScaling on Chemical Reaction for Semiconductor Devices,Rates edited by R.M. Osgood,
S.R.J. Brueck, and H.R.Schlossberg (North-Holland,New York, 1983), Vol. 17, p. 3
5710 EHF System Concepts For D.R. McElroy Proc. AIAA 9th Commu-Serving Mobile Users nications Satellite Systems
Conf., San Diego, California,7-11 March 1982, pp. 263-268,DTIC AD-A125127/i
5734 Multiple Beam EHF Antenna/ R.E. Eaves Proc. AIAA 9th Commu-Receiver Configuration for D.P. Kolba nications Satellite SystemsUnified Satellite Communica- Conf., San Diego, California,tions Uplink Coverage 7-11 March 1982, pp. 248-254,
DTIC AD-A125222/05742 Generalized Control and Net- D.P. Kolba Proc. AIAA 9th Commu-
working for EHF Satellite nications Satellite SystemsCommunication Systems Conf., San Diego, California,
7-11 March 1982, pp. 269-275,DTIC AD-A125128/9
38
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Meeting Speeches
MS No.
5744 A Compact Digital Channel J.A. Feldman Proc. IEEE Intl. Conf. onVocoder Using Commercial Acoustics. Speech, and Sig-Devices nal Processing. Paris, France,
3-5 May 1982. pp. 1960-1963
5748 Oxide Barriers to the For- D.J. Silversmith Thin Solid Films 93, 413mation of Refractory Silicides D.D. Rathman (1982)
R.W. Mountain
5757 High Resolution Angular J.E. Evans Proc. First ASSP WorkshopSpectrum Estimation Tech- J.R. Johnson on Spectral Estimation,niques for Terrain Scattering D.F. Sun Hamilton, Ontario, Canada.Analysis and Angle of Arrival 17-18 August 1981.Estimation Vol. 2, pp. 5.3.1-5.3.10
5759A Laser Radar Beam Control with W.B. Veldkamp International ConferenceHolographic Diffraction on Computer-generated
Gratings Holographj-, S.H. Lee, Ed.,Proc. SPIE 437, 197-204(1983)
5760 Transient Heating with Graph- J.C.C. Fan In Laser and Electron-Beamite Heaters for Semiconductor B-Y. Tsaur Interactions with Solids.Processing M.W. Geis B.R. Appleton and
G.K. Celler, Eds. (ElsevierNorth Holland, Amsterdam,1982), pp. 751-758
5763 Preparation of Oriented GaAs J.P. Salerno In Grain Boundaries inBicrystal Layers by Vapor- R.W. McClelland Semiconductors, H.J, Leamy.Phase Epitaxy Using Lateral P. Vohl G.E. Pike, and C.H. Seager,Overgrowth J.C.C. Fan Eds. (Elsevier North Holland,
W. Macropoulos Amsterdam, 1982), pp. 77-82
C.O. BozlerA.F. Witt
5764 Single-Crystal GaAs Films on C.O. Bozler J. Vac. Sci. Technol. 20, 720Amorphous Substrates by the R.W. McClelland (1982)CLEFT Process J.P. Salerno
J.C.C. Fan
39
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MS No.
5765 Ion Beam Assisted Etching for G.A. Lincoln J. Vac. Sci. Technol. 20, 786GaAs Device Applications M.W. Geis (1982)
L.J. MahoneyA. ChuB.A. VojakK.B. NicholsW.J. Piacentini
N. EfremowW.T. Lindlev
5766 Effects of Interface Structure B-Y. Tsaur Thin Solid Films 93, 331on the Electrical Characteris- D.J. Silversmith (1982)tics of PtSi-Si Schottky Bar- R.W. Mountainrier Contacts C.H. Anderson. Jr.
5767 Silicon-on-Insulator MOSFETs B-Y. Tsaur In Laser and Electron-BeamFabricated in Zone-Melting- M. W. Geis Interactions with Solid-.Recrystallized Poly-Si Films J.C.C. Fan B.R. Appleton andon SiO 2 D.J. Silversmith G.K. Celler. Eds. (Elsevier
R.W. Mountain North Holland. Amsterdam,1982). pp. 585-590
5781 Military Applications of Coher- R.C. Harney Physics and Technology ofent Infrared Radar Coherent Infrared Radar,
Proc. SPIE 300, 2-11 (1981)
5782 The Use of Measurements to S.E. Forman Solar Cells 7, 165 (1982)Detect Electrical Problems inOperational Photovoltaic Arrays
5794 Syntactic Analysis of Seismic K.R. Anderson Geoexploration (Netherlands)Waveforms Using Augmented 20, 16( (1982)Transition Network Grammars
5797 Vertical Single-Gate CMOS In- G.T. Goeloe Proc. IEEE Intl. Electronverters on Laser-Processed Mul- E.W. Maby Devices Mtg., Washington,tilayer Substrates D.J. Silversmith DC, 7-9 December 1981,
R.W. Mountain pp. 554-556,D.A. Antoniadis DTIC AD-A125061/2
40
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Meeting SpeechesMS No.
5800 Review of Laser Technology at S. Marcus Proc. Intl. Conf. onM.I.T. Lincoln Laboratory Lasers '81, New Orleans,
Louisiana, 14-18 December1981, pp. 628-636
5803 Stress-Enhanced Mobility in B-Y. Tsaur Proc. IEEE Intl. ElectronMOSFETs Fabricated in Zone- J.C.C. Fan Devices Mtg., Washington,Melting-Recrystallized Poly-Si M.W. Geis DC, 7-9 December 1981,Films D.J. Silversmith pp. 232-235,
R.W. Mountain DTIC AD-A 125016 6
5806 Some Surprising Results in P.F. Moulton Proceedings of the Inter-Studies of Transition-Metal- national Conference onDoped Crystals Lasers '81, edited by
C.B. Collins (STS Press,McLean, Virginia, 1981),p. 789
5808 The Importance of Boundary M.H. Hayes Proc. ICASSP 82, Paris,Conditions in the Phase Re- T.F. Quatieri France, 3-5 May 1982,trieval Problem Vol. 3, pp. 1545-1548
5809 Theory and Status of High D.L. Spears Physics and Technology ofPerformance Heterodyne Coherent Infrared Radar,Detectors Proc. SPIE 300, 174-184
(1981)
5818 The Application of Dynamic C.M. Rader Proc. ICASSP 82, Paris,Programming to the Optimal France, 3-5 May 1982,Ordering of Digital Filter Vol. 1, pp. 73-78Sections
5826 Single-Mode GaInAsP Optical N.L. DeMeo Topical Meeting on Inte-Waveguides F.J. Leonberger grated and Guided-Wave
S.H. Groves Optics, Pacific Grove,California, 6-8 January 1982,Digest of Technical Papers,pp. WD7-1 - WD7-3
41
Meeting Speeches
MS No.
5835 Design Rules for Low-Loss L.M. Johnson Topical Meeting on Inte-Coherently-Coupled LiNbO 3 F.J. Leonberger grated and Guided-WaveWaveguide Bends Optics, Pacific Grove.
California, 6-8 January 1982,Digest of Technical Papers,pp. WD2-1 - WD2-4
5837A High Speed Charge-Coupled B.E. Burke Real Time Signal Process-
Device (CCD) Two-Dimensional A.M. Chiang ing V, J. Trimble, Ed., Proc.Correlator W.H. McGonagle SPIE 341, 159-164 (1982)
G.R. McCullyJ.F. Melia
5840 GalnAsP/lnP Double Hetero- Z.L. Liau Topical Meeting on Inte-structure Laser with Mono- J.N. Walpole grated and Guided-Wavelithically Integrated Passive Optics, Pacific Grove,Waveguide California, 6-8 January 1982,
Digest of Technical Papers,pp. WB3-1 - WB3-4
5845 4-Bit 275-MS/s Electrooptic F.J. Leonberger Topical Meeting on Inte-
A/D Converter C.E. Woodward grated and Guided-WaveR.A. Becker Optics, Pacific Grove,
California, 6-8 January 1982,Digest of Technical Papers,pp. WA3-1 - WA3-4
5846 External Cavity Controlled R.H. Rediker Topical Meeting on Inte-
Operation of a Semiconductor R.P. Schloss grated and Guided-WaveDiode Gain Element in Series A. Mooradian Optics, Pacific Grove,with an Optical Fiber D. Welford California, 6-8 January 1982,
Digest of Technical Papers,
pp. ThB2-1 - ThB2-4
5855 The Reliability Function of a V.W.S. Chan Proc. Intl. Symp. on Informa-Poisson Optical Channel with tion Theory, Les Arcs,Block Orthogonal Signaling France, 21-25 June 1982,
pp. 174-175
42
Meeting Speeches
MS No.
5862 Receiver Technology for the B.J. Clifton Integrated Optics andMillimeter and Submillimeter Millimeter and MicrowaveWave Regions Integrated Circuits.. Proc.
SPIE 317, 339-347 (1982)
5865A Wideband, Phase Coded Milli- W.E. Keicher Millimeter Wave Technology,meter Wave Instrumentation H.E. Zieman W.E. Keicher and R.R. Pa-
Radar renti. Eds., Proc. SPIE 337,138-145 (1982)
5871 Picosecond InP Optoelectronic A.G. Fovt Conference on Lasers andSwitches F.J. Leonberger Electro-Optics, OSA IEEE,
R.C. Williamson Washington, DC, 14-16 April1982, Digest of TechnicalPapers, p. 52
5873 Laser Linking Process for G.H. Chapman Conference on Lasers andRestructurable VLSI J.l. Raffel Electro-Optics. OSA IEEE,
J.A. Yasaitis Washington, DC. 14-16 AprilS.M. Cheston 1982, Digest of Technical
Papers, p. 60
5883 4-Bit 828-Megasamples sec F.J. Leonberger Conference on Lasers andGuided-Wave Electrooptic C.E. Woodward Electro-Optics. OSA IEEE.Analog-to-Digital Converter R.A. Becker Washington, DC, 14-16 April
1982. Digest of TechnicalPapers, p. 114
5883A Performance Characteristics of F.J. Leonberger Future Trends in Fibera 4-Bit 828-Megasamples sec R.A. Becker Optic Communications.Electro-Optic Analog-to- C.W. Kleekamp, Ed., Proc.Digital Converter SPIE 340, 66-68 (1982)
5885 New Microlithographic Resists K.I. Lee Submicron Lithography.H. Jopson P.D. Blais. Ed., Proc.P. Cukor SPIE 333, 15-18 (1982)D,C. Shaver
5889 EHF Dielectric Lens Antenna W. Rotman 1982 APS Symposium Digest.for Multiple Beam Antennas and Propagation.MILSATCOM Applications Volume 1, University of
New Mexico, Albuquerque.
24-28 May 1982, pp. 132-136
43
Meeting Speeches
MS No.
5897 Evidence for Interaction Effects A.E. White Phys. Rev. Lett. 48, 1752
in the Low-Temperature Resis- M. Tinkham (1982)
tance Rise in Ultrathin Metallic W.J. SkocpolWires D.C. Flanders
5899 Laser Raman Scattering as a S.R.J. Brueck Conference on Lasers and
Probe of Si Device Structures B-Y. Tsaur Electro-Optics, OSA IEEE,D.V. Murphy Washington, DC, 14-16 AprilJ.C.C. Fan 1982, Digest of Technical
T.F. Deutsch Papers, p. 40D.J. Silversmith
5901 Two Distance Measure-Based D.B. Paul IEEE Intl. Conf. on Commu-
Vocoder Quantization Algo- P.E. Blankenship nications, Philadelphia,
rithms for Very-Low Data Rate Pennsylvania, 13-17 June
Applications: Frame-Fill and 1972, Conf. Record, Vol. 2,
Spectral Vector Quantization pp. 3G.5. I-3G.5.6
5908 Passive Superconducting Micro- J.T. Lynch 1982 IEEE MTT-S Inter-
wave Circuits for 2-20 GHz A.C. Anderson national Microwave Sym-
Bandwidth Analog Signal R.S. Withers posium Digest, Dallas, Texas,Processing P.V. Wright 15-17 June 1982, pp. 524-526
S.A. Reible
5911 Automated Step-Frequency P.S. Kao 1982 APS Symposium Digest,
Radar Cross-Section Antennas and Propagation,Measurements Volume 1, University of
New Mexico, Albuquerque,24-28 May 1982, pp. 237-240
5922 On Insolation Measurements M.C. Russell Proc. 17th Intersociety
Using Pyranometers and Solar P. Raghuraman Energy Conversion Engi-
Cell Devices G.W. Hart neering Conf., Los Angeles,California, 8-12 August 1982,Vol. 3, pp. 1517-1524
5925 Heterodyne Experiments from A. Chu IEEE 1982 Microwave and
Millimeter Wave to Optical H.R. Fetterman Millimeter- Wave MonolithicFrequencies Using GaAs D.D. Peck Circuits Symposium, Digest
MESFETs Above fT P.E. Tannenwald of Papers, R.A. Murphy, Ed.(IEEE, New York, 1982),pp. 25-27
44
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Meeting SpeechesMS No.
5927 A Two-Stage Monolithic IF A. Chu IEEE 1982 Microwave andAmplifier Utilizing a High Di- L.J. Mahoney Millimeter- Wave Monolithicelectric Constant Capacitor M.E. Elta Circuits Sy'mposium, Digest
W.E. Courtney of Papers, R.A. Murphy, Ed.W.J. Piacentini (IEEE, New York, 1982),J.P. Donnelly pp. 61-63
5930 Signal Reconstruction from S.H. Nawab IEEE Trans. Acoust., Speech,Short-Time Fourier Transform T.F. Quatieri and Signal ProcessingMagnitude J.S. Lim ASSP-31, 986 (1983),
DTIC AD-A 1375905933 The Effect of Attenuation on V.F. Cormier Bull. Seismol. Soc. Am.
Seismic Body Waves 72, S 169 (1982)5934 Thin Films of III-V Compounds J.C.C. Fan J. de Physique 43, 327
and Their Applications (1982)5937 Applications of Microcomputers J.H. Katayama In Microcomputers Inin Special Libraries Libraries, edited by
C. Chen and S.E. Bressler(Neal-Schuman Publishers.New York, 1982),pp. 127-143
5947 The Effect of Operating-Point- H.M. Branz Proc. Sixteenth IEEE Photo-Control Strategy on the voltaic Specialists Confer-Annual Energy Production ence - 1982, San Diego.of Degraded Photovoltaic California, 27-30 SeptemberArrays 1982, pp. 525-531
5948 Swept Measurement of High C.H. Cox III Proc. Sixteenth IEEE Photo-Power I-V Curves T.H. Warner voltaic Specialists Confer-
ence - 1982, San Diego,California, 27-30 September1982, pp. 1277-1283
5949 Reduction of Photovoltaic C.H. Cox III Proc. Sixteenth IEEE Photo-Cell Reverse Breakdown by D.J. Silversmith voltaic Specialists Confer-a Peripheral Bypass Diode R.W. Mountain ence - 1982, San Diego,
California, 27-30 September1982, pp. 834-839
45
IL
Meeting Speeches
MS No.
5950 Review of PV Module Perfor- S.E. Forman Proc. Sixteenth IEEE Photo-mance at DOE/MIT Lincoln M.P. Themelis voltaic Specialists Confer-Laboratory Test Sites During ence - 1982, San Diego,the Period 1977-1982 California, 27-30 September
1982, pp. 1198-1207
5952 Photovoltaic Energy Systems: E.C. Kern, Jr. Proc. Sixteenth IEEE Photo-A Project Perspective voltaic Specialists Confer-
ence - 1982, San Diego,California, 27-30 September1982, pp. 246-252
5955 Prototype Residential Photo- B.E. Nichols Proc. Sixteenth IEEE Photo-voltaic Systems: Evaluation M.C. Russell voltaic Specialists Confer-Results ence - 1982, San Diego,
California, 27-30 September1982, pp. 1344-1349
5970 A Bandwidth Analysis of Base- J.M. Frankovich Proc. 3rd Intl. Conf. online Networks Distributed Computing Sys-
tems, Miami, Florida,18-22 October 1982,pp. 572-578
5972 Growth and Characterization of J.P.Salerno Proc. Sixteenth IEEE Photo-Oriented GaAs Bicrystal Layers R.W. McClelland voltaic Specialists Confer-
J.C.C. Fan ence - 1982, San Diego,P. Vohl California, 27-30 SeptemberC.O. Bozler 1982, pp. 1299-1303,
DTIC AD-A 135026/3
5999 Efficient GaAs/Ge/Si Solar B-Y. Tsaur Proc. Sixteenth IEEE Photo-Cells J.C.C. Fan voltaic Specialists Confer-
G.W. Turner ence - 1982, San Diego,F.M. Davis California, 27-30 SeptemberR.P. Gale 1982, pp. 1143-1148,
DTIC AD-A135130/3
46
Meeting SpeechesMS No.
6002 Junction Formation in GaAs G.W. Turner Proc. Sixteenth IEEE Photo-Shallow- Homojunction Solar B-Y. Tsaur voltaic Specialists Confer-Cells by the Use of Spin-On J.C.C. Fan ence - 1982, San Diego,Diffusion Sources F.M. Davis California, 27-30 SeptemberR.P. Gale 1982, pp. 1153-1156,M.K. Connors DTIC AD-A 135095 / 8
6008 Optimal Design of High- J.C.C. Fan Proc. Sixteenth IEEE Photo-Efficiency Tandem Cells B-Y. Tsaur voltaic Specialists Confer-B.J. Palm ence - 1982, San Diego,
California, 27-30 September1982, pp. 692-701,DTIC AD-A135137 8
6008A High-Efficiency, Low-Cost J.C.C. Fan Proc. Electrochemical SocietyCrystalline Tandem Cells Mtg., San Francisco,8-13 May 1983, pp. 377-391
6008B High-Efficiency Crystalline J.C.C. Fan Photovoltaics for SolarTandem Cells B-Y. Tsaur Energjv Applications 11,B.J. Palm D. Adler, Ed., Proc. SPIE
407, 73-87 (1983)6010 On Kullback-Leibler's Informa- T.S. Lee Proc. 21st IEEE Conferencetion and Discrete-Time Un- K.P. Dunn on Decision & Control,certain Nonlinear Systems Orlando, Florida,
8-10 December 1982,Volume 3. pp. 1172-1177
6012 Solar Photovoltaic Cells J.C.C. Fan Proc. First U.S.-China Conf.on Energy, Resources andEnvironment, Beijing, China,7-12 November 1982, p. 480
6014 On Linear Estimation with C.B. Chang IEEE Trans. Automat. Contr.Transformed Measurements R.B. Holmes AC-28, 242 (1983),DTIC AD-A 135207,9
6014A On Linear Estimation with C.B. Chang Proc. 21st IEEE ConferenceTransformed Measurements R.B. Holmes on Decision & Control,with Applications to Fixed- Orlando, Florida,Interval Smoothing 8-10 December 1982,
Volume 1, pp. 217-220
47
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MS No.
6025 Optimal Control in Adaptive J. Herrmann Adaptive Optics Sistems andOptics Modeling of Nonlinear Technology. R.J. Becherer,Systems Ed.. Proc. SPIE 365, 84-88
(1983)
6028 High-Speed, Single Chip Signal A.M. Chiang Digest of Papers. GovernmentProcessing Devices for Radar C.M. Rader Microcircuit Applicationsand Sonar Conf., Orlando, Florida.
2-4 November 1982, p. 222
6033 Heterodyne and Direct Detec- D.L. Spears Proc. Mtg. of IRIS Specialtytion at 10 ym with High- Group on Infrared Detectors.Temperature p-Type HgCdTe San Diego, California,Photodetectors 27-29 July 1982, Vol. 1,
pp. 163-177
6036 A Distributed Signal Processing A.E. Filip Proc. 3rd Intl. Conf. onArchitecture Distributed Computing
Systems, Miami, Florida,18-22 October 1982. pp. 49-55
6050 Frequency Stabilization of CO 2 C. Freed Advanced Laser TechnologyLasers: Some Applications and Applications. L. Ester-
owitz, Ed., Proc. SPIE 335,59-68 (1982)
6060 Superconductive Convolver S.A. Reible IEEE Trans. MagneticsA.C. Anderson MAG-19, Pt. I. 475 (1983)P.V. WrightR.S. WithersR.W. Ralston
6061 Superconductive Tapped Delay R.S. Withers IEEE Trans. MagneticsLines for Microwave Analog A.C. Anderson MAG-19, Pt. I, 480 (1983)Signal Processing P.V. Wright
S.A. Reible
6063 Substrates for Superconductive A.C. Anderson IEEE Trans. MagneticsAnalog Signal Processing R.S. Withers MAG-19, Pt. I, 485 (1983)Devices S.A. Reible
R.W. Ralston
48
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Meeting Speeches
MS No.
6065 Fabrication of GaAs CCDs for B.E. Burke GaAs IC '82 Symposium,High-Speed Spatial Light K.B. Nichols New Orleans, Louisiana,Modulators J.T. Kelliher 9-11 November 1982,
R.A. Murphy Technical Digest, pp. 45-48
6067 Laser Photochemical Processing D.J. Ehrlich Jpn. J. Appl. Phys. 22, 161for Microelectronics T.F. Deutsch (1983)
R.M. Osgood, Jr.
D.J. Silversmith
6069 Total Dose Susceptibility of J.P. Woods IEEE Trans. Nucl. Sci.the SBP-9989 Microprocessor J.V. MacPhee NS-29, 1740 (1982)
6073 Electronic Properties of Grain J.P. Salerno Materials Research SocietyBoundaries in GaAs: A Study of R.W. McClelland Symposium Proceedings,Oriented Bicrystals Prepared by J.G. Mavroides Vol. 14 (Elsevier, New York,Epitaxial Lateral Overgrowth J.C.C. Fan 1983), pp. 375-382
A.F. Witt
6074 Distributed FFT Algorithms A. Filip IEEE Conf. Record, Six-with Data Transfers Over- G.L. Kelly teenth Asilomar Conferencelapping Computation D.E. Kirk on Circuits, Systems &
Computers, Pacific Grove,California, 8-10 November1982, pp. 417-421
6075 Maximum Likelihood Estima- L.M. Novak IEEE Conf. Record, Six-tion of Spectral Parameters N.E. Lindgren teenth Asilomar ConferenceUsing Burst Waveforms on Circuits, Systems &
Computers, Pacific Grove,California, 8-10 November1982, pp. 450-456
6076 Electrical Characteristics of B-Y. Tsaur Proc. Materials ResearchZone-Melting-Recrystallized J.C.C. Fan Society Symp., Boston,Si Films on Insulators M.W. Geis 1-4 November 1982, Vol. 13,
R.L. Chapman pp. 593-604S.R.J. BrueckD.J. SilversmithR.W. Mountain
49
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MS No.
6077 Ion Implantation Technique for B-Y. Tsaur Thin Solid Films 104, 383Simultaneous Formation of a C.H. Anderson, Jr. (1983)Shallow Silicon p-n Junctionand a Shallow Silicide-SiliconOhmic Contact
6079 Phase and Frequency Tracking J.E. Kaufmann Proc. ITC USA '82,Considerations for Heterodyne San Diego, California.
Optical Communications 28-30 September 1982,pp. 123-136
6081 UV Laser-Initiated Formation T.F. Deutsch In Laser Diagnostics andof Si 3 N4 D.J. Silversmith Photochemical Processing for
R.W. Mountain Semiconductor Devices,edited by R.M. Osgood,S.R.J. Brueck, andH.R. Schlossberg (North-Holland, New York, 1983).Vol. 17, p. 129,
DTIC AD-A135090 9
6082 Zone-Melting Recrystallization M.W. Geis Proc. Materials Researchof Semiconductor Films H.I. Smith Society Symp., Boston.
B-Y. Tsaur 1-4 November 1982. Vol. 13,J.C.C. Fan p. 477D.J. SilversmithR.W. MountainR.L. Chapman
6083 A Closed-Loop Controller for D.M. Boroson 1982 Ultrasonics SymposiumRAC-Based Chirp-Fourier I.E. Drover Proceedings (IEEE, NewTransformers R.H. Jacobson York, 1982), pp. 172-176,
DTIC AD-A135141 / 0
6084 Submicrometer-Linewidth Laser J.Y. Tsao In Laser Diagnostics and
Doping D.J. Ehrlich Photochemical Processing forSemiconductor Devices,edited by R.M. Osgood,S.R.J. Brueck, and
H.R. Schlossberg (North-Holland, New York, 1983),Vol. 17, p. 235
50
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NIS No.
6085 Lateral Epitaxial Overgrowth R.P. Gale In Institute of Physicsof GaAs and GaAlAs Organo- R.W. McClelland Conference Series ,Vo. 65:metallic Chemical Vapor J.C.C. Fan Chapter 2 (The Institute ofDeposition C.O. Bozler Physics, New York, 1983).
pp. 101-108,DTIC AD-A135081 8
6087 Surface Electromagnetic Waves D.J. Ehrlich Proc. Materials Researchin Laser-Material Interactions S.R.J. Brueck Society Symp.. Boston,
J.Y. Tsao 1-4 November 1982, Vol. 13.p. 191
6090 Laser-Induced Fluorescence S. Pang In Laser Diagnostics andDiagnostics of Carbon Tetra- S.R.J. Brueck Photochemical Processing forfluoride Oxygen Hydrogen Semiconductor Devices,Plasma Etching edited by R.M. Osgood.
S.R.J. Brueck, and
H.R. Schlossberg (North-Holland. New York. 1983),Vol. 17. p. 161
6091 Summary Abstract: Zone- M.W. Geis J. Vac. Sci. Technol. A 1,Melting Recrystallization of Si 716 (1983).Films with a Movable Strip- DTIC AD-A135065 1Heater Oven
6092 Optical Microanalysis of Small D.V. Murphy In Laser Diagnostics andSemiconductor Structures S.R.J. Brueck Photochemical Processing for
Semniconductor Devices,edited by R.M. Osgood.S.R.J. Brueck, andH.R. Schlossberg (North-Holland, New York, 1983).Vol. 17. p. 81.DTIC AD-A 135028 9
6095 RF Magnetron Sputtering of A.C. Anderson 1982 Ultrasonics SYmposiumZnO for SAW: Effects of DE. Oates Proceedings (IEEE, NewMagnetic Field Strength and York, 1982). pp. 329-333.Configuration DTIC AD-A 135045 3
51
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MS No.
6096 Adaptive CW Filtering by Chirp D.R. Arsenault 1982 Ultrasonics SymposiumTransformation Using Overlap Proceedings (IEEE, NewSummation York. 1982), pp. 180-185.
DTIC AD-A135096 6
6097 Wideband Analog Signal S.A. Reible 1982 Ultrasonics SymposiumProcessing with Supercon- Proceedings (IEEE. Newductive Circuits York, 1982), pp. 190-201.
DTIC AD-A135164 2
6100 A 500-800 bps Adaptive Vector D.B. Paul GLOBECOM '82 ConferenceQuantization Vocoder Using a Record, Miami. Florida.Perceptually Motivated Dis- 29 November - 2 Decembertance Measure 1982, Vol. 3, pp. 1079-1082
6100A An 800 bps Adaptive Vector D.B. Paul ICASSP '83 Proceedings.Quantization Vocoder Using a Boston. 14-16 April 1983.Perceptual Distance Measure Vol. I, pp. 73-76
6107 The Microwave Silicon Per- D.D. Rathman Proc. IEEE Intl. Electronmeable Base Transistor N.P. Economou Devices Mtg., San Francisco.
D.J. Silversmith 13-15 December 1982,R.W. Mountain pp. 650-653S.M. Cabral
6108 Pulsed UV Excimer Laser T.F. Deutsch In Laser Diagnostics andDoping of Semiconductors Photochemical Processing for
Semiconductor Devices,edited by R.M. Osgood,S.R.J. Brueck. andH.R. Schlossberg (North-Holland, New York, 1983).Vol. 17, p. 225
6113 Printed Dipole - Schottky P.T. Parrish Millimeter Wave Technology.Diode Millimeter Wave An- T.C.L.G. Sollner W.E. Keicher and R.R. Pa-tenna Array R.H. Mathews renti, Eds., Proc. SPIE
H.R. Fetterman 337, 49-52 (1982)C.D. ParkerP.E. TannenwaldA.G. Cardiasmenos
52
Meeting Speeches
MS No.
6115 Complex Reflectivity and R.B. Goldner Inverse Optics, A.J. Devaney,
Refractive-Index Profiles T.F. Quatieri Ed., Proc. SPIE 413, 124-128
from Reflectivity Magni- M.N. Grimbergen (1983)tude Measurements
6116 Practical Considerations for H.M. Heggestad GLOBECOM '82 Conference
Speech Digitizing Systems at R.J. McAulay Record, Miami, Florida,
Rates from 64.0 to 0.6 kbps J. Tierney 29 November - 2 December1982, Vol. 1. pp. 349-356
6120 Frequency Sampling of the T.F. Quatieri Proc. Topical Meeting on Sig-
Short-Time Fourier Trans- S.H. Nawab nal Recovery and Synthesis
form Magnitude J.S. Lim with Incomplete Informationand Partial Constraints. In-cline Village, Nevada,12-14 January 1983
6134 A 10-MHz CCD Time- B.E. Burke 1983 International Solid-State
Integrating Correlator D.L. Smythe Circuits Conference, NewD.J. Silversmith York, NY, 23-25 FebruaryW.H. McGonagle 1983. Digest of TechnicalR.W. Mountain Papers, pp. 256-257B.J. Felton
6141 Application of Pseudoinver- C.B. Chang ICASSP '83 Proceedings,
sion to Scattering Function R.B. Holmes Boston, 14-16 April 1983,
Estimation with Discrete Vol. 2, pp. 655-658
Measurements
6143 Improving the Resolution Per- A.J. Barabell ICASSP '83 Proceedings.
formance of Eigenstructure- Boston,. 14-16 April 1983.
Based Direction-Finding Vol. 1, pp. _36-339Algorithms
6145 Vocoded Speech Through B. Gold ICASSP '83 Proceedings,
Fading Channels J. Lynch Boston, 14-16 April 1983,
J. Tierney Vol. I, pp. 101-103
6148 Confidence Interval Determina- A.B. Baggeroer ICASSP '83 Proceedings.
tion for Spectral Estimates Boston, 14-16 April 1983,
Using "Tilted Densities" Vol. 3, pp. 1454-1457
53
Meeting Speeches
MS No.
6149 Experiments in Isolated Word G. Neben ICASSP '83 Proceedings.Recognition Using Noisy R.J. McAulay Boston, 14-16 April 1983,Speech C.J. Weinstein Vol. 3, pp. 1156-1159
6151 Characterization of GaAIAs F.G. Walther OSA 'IEEE Sixth TopicalLaser Diode Frequency Noise J.E. Kaufmann Meeting on Optical Fiber
Communication, NewOrleans, 28 February -2 March 1983, Digest ofTechnical Papers, p. 70
6153 Algorithms for Signal Recon- S.H. Nawab ICASSP '83 Proceedings,struction from Short-Time T.F. Quatieri Boston, 14-16 April 1983,Fourier Transform Magnitude J.S. Lim Vol. 2, pp. 800-803
6154 Object Detection by Two- T.F. Quatieri ICASSP '83 Proceedings,Dimensional Linear Prediction Boston, 14-16 April 1983,
Vol. 1, pp. 108-1i16168 Loop Structures for Tracking C.W. Therrien Proc. IEEE 1983 interna-
of Multidimensional Signals tional Symposium on Circuits
and Systems, Newport Beach,California, 2-4 May 1983,Vol. 2, pp. 841-844
6172 The Design and Measured Per- A. Buige IEEE PLANS 82 - Positionformance of an Experimental R.R. LaFrey Location and NavigationGPS Navigation Receiver for S.D. Campbell Symposium Record, AtlanticGeneral Aviation City, 6-9 December 1982,
pp. 5-126178 Discrimination of a Set of C.W. Therrien IEEE Conf. Record, Six-
Delay-Modulated Signals with S.R. Parker teenth Asilomar ConferenceApplication to Radar Target R.B. Leonard on Circuits, Systems &Identification Computers, Pacific Grove,
California, 8-10 November1982, pp. 106-1Il
6181 MILSATCOM Trends C.W. Niessen ICC '83 Conference Record,Volume 2, Boston, 19-22 June1983, pp. 606-610
54
Meeting SpeechesMS No.6187 Performance of a Coded Optical L.L. Jeromin ICC '83 Conference Record,Communication System Using V.W.S. Chan Volume i, Boston, 19-22 Junean APD Direct Detection 1983, pp. 235-244
Receiver6189 Overview of United States R.W. Wedan AGARD Conference Pro-Program for Modernizing Air P.R. Drouilhet ceedings No. 340, Lisbon,Traffic Control and Airway Portugal, 15 October 1982,Facilities
pp. 9-1 - 9-146190 Distributed Estimation in the J.R. Delaney Proc. 1983 American ControlMIT LL DSN Testbed R.T. Lacoss Conference, San Francisco,
P.E. Green 22-24 June 1983, pp. 305-3116192A Advances in LEC Growth of G.W. Iseler Proc. 2nd NATO WorkshopInP Crystals
on Materials Aspects of InP,Lancaster, U.K., 28-30 March1983, pp. 10-1 - 10-66193 Low Loss Electronically Con- D.S. Besse 1983 IEEE MTT-S Interna-trolled EHF Variable Power T.E. Sharon tional Microwave SymposiumDividers Digest, Boston, 31 May -3 June 1983, pp. 332-3346195 A High-Speed, Digitally- A.M. Chiang 1983 International Sym-Programmable CCD Trans- posium on VLSI Technology,versal Filter Systems and Applications,Taiwan ROC, 30 March -I April 1983, Proceedings ofTechnical Papers, p. 456196 Voice and Data Communication H.M. Heggestad ICC '83 Conference Record,Experiments on a Wideband C.J. Weinstein Volume 1, Boston, 19-22 JuneSatellite/Terrestrial Inter- 1983, pp. 1-8
network System6198 Spatial Acquisition Algorithms P. Van Hove ICC '83 Conference Record,and Systems for Optical ISL V.W.S. Chan Volume 1, Boston, 19-22 June
1983, pp. 1208-12146204 Fabrication of Submicro- S.M. Cabral Electrochemical Societymeter Structures in Si Using D.D. Rathman Extended Abstracts,SiCI4 /0 2 Reactive Ion Etching N.P. Economou Vol. 83-1, No. 153, p. 246
55
Meeting Speeches
MS No.
6205 The Effect of Chamber Con- S.W. Pang Electrochemical Societyfiguration and Bias Voltage C.M. Horwitz Extended Abstracts,on Damage Induced in Si by D.D. Rathman Vol. 83-1, No. 172, p. 278Reactive Ion Etching S.M. Cabral
D.J. Silversmith
R.W. Mountain
6207 Limitations of Laser Trans- N. Menyuk Laser Beam Propagation inmission Measurements Due D.K. Killinger the Atmosphere. J.C. Leader.to Correlated Atmospheric Ed.. Proc. SPIE 410. 32-36Effects (1983)
6210 Noise in Homodyne and Hetero- H.P. Yuen CLEO '83, Baltimore. Mary-dyne Detection V.W.S. Chan land, 17-20 May 1983, Digest
of Technical Papers,pp. 218-219
6212 Frequency Tracking for Hetero- F.G. Walther CLEO '83, Baltimore, Mary-dyne Optical Communications S.D. Lowney land, 17-20 May 1983, DigestUsing Semiconductor Lasers J.E, Kaufmann of Technical Papers, p. 220
6217 Fourier Transformation Using R.H. Kingston CLEO '83, Baltimore, Mary-an Electroabsorption CCD F.J. Leonberger land. 17-20 May 1983. DigestSpatial Light Modulator of Technical Papers. p. 44
6221 Performance Criteria of Compo- R.A. Becker Integrated Optics III.nents Required for Electrooptic F.J. Leonberger L.D. Hutcheson andAnalog-to-Digital Conversion D.G. Hall. Eds., Proc. SPIE
408. 50-56 (1983)
6223 Linearity Measurements of C.H. Cox Ill CLEO '83. Baltimore, Mary-High-Speed lnP Optoelectronic V. Diadiuk land, 17-20 May 1983. DigestSwitches R.C. Williamson of Technical Papers. p. 172
A.G. Foyt
6224 Laser Photoreactions of Volatile D.J. Ehrlich Springer Ser. Chem. Phys. 33.Surface-Adsorbed Molecules J.Y. Tsao 171 (1983)
6226 Laser Remote Sensing Using D.K. Killinger CLEO '83. Baltimore, Mary-Heterodyne and Direct Detec- N. Menyuk land, 17-20 May 1983, Digesttion IR LIDAR of Technical Papers, p. 236
56
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Meeting Speeches
MS No.
6231 Speech Analysis/Synthesis J.C. Anderson ICASSP '83 Proceedings,
Based on Perception C.L. Searle Boston, 14-16 April 1983.Vol. 3, pp. 1364-1367
6238 Scattering by Offset L.V. Muresan 1983 Intl. Symposium Digest,
Hyperboloids A.R. Dion Antennas and Propagation,Volume 1. Houston, Texas,
23-26 May 1983, p. 81
6239 A Demonstration of Very Large J.1. Raffel Proc. IEEE 1983 Interna-
Area Integration Using Laser A.H. Anderson tional Symposium on Circuits
Restructuring G.H. Chapman and Systems, Newport Beach,S.L. Garverick California, 2-4 May 1983,K.H. Konkle Vol. 2, pp. 781-784B. MathurA.M. Soares
6243 A Custom IC for Automatic J.A. Feldman ICASSP '83 Proceedings,
Gain Control in LPC Vocoders E.J. Beauchemin Boston, 14-16 April 1983,Vol. 2, pp. 511-514
6247 Design and Performance of L. Rosenheck 1983 IEEE MTT-S Interna-
K-Band Power GaAs FETs on S. Dow tional Microwave Symposium
Matched Carriers C.D. Berglund Digest, Boston, 31 May -M.L. Stevens 3 June 1983, pp. 270-272
6248 Survivable Routing Procedures R.P. Lippmann ICC '83 Conference Record.
for Circuit-Switched Satellite- Volume 1, Boston, 19-22 June
Terrestrial Networks 1983, pp. 17-22
6252 Heterodyne LASERCOM Sys- V.W.S. Chan ICC '83 Conference Record,
tems Using GaAs Lasers for ISL L.L. Jeromin Volume I, Boston, 19-22 June
Applications i.E. Kaufmann 1983, pp. 1201-1207
6254 High Resolution Forward J. Austin 1983 Intl. Symposium Digest,
Scatter Measurement in Low Antennas and Propagation,
Grazing Angle Ground to Air Volume 1, Houston. Texas,
Links 23-26 May 1983, p. 6
6255 Applications of Excimer Lasers T.F. Deutsch CLEO '83, Baltimore, Mary-
to Semiconductor Processing land, 17-20 May 1983, Digestof Technical Papers. p. 230
57
Meeting Speeches
MS No.
6259 Zone-Melting Recrystallization C.J. Keavney Electrochemical Society
of lnSb on Oxidized Si Wafers H.A. Atwater Extended Abstracts,
H.I. Smith Vol. 83-1. No. 331, p. 520
M.W. Geis
6270 Intensity Noise Statistics of T.K. Yee OSA IEEE Sixth Topical
GaAIAs Lasers V.W.S. Chan Meeting on Optical Fiber
G.L. Abbas Communication. NewOrleans. 28 February -
2 March 1983, Digest ofTechnical Papers, pp. 70-72
6271 Monolithic Freqvency Doublers A. Chu IEEE 1983 Microwave and
W.E. Courtney Millimeter- Wave Monolithic
L.J. Mahoney Circuits Symposium, Digest
R.A. Murphy of Papers. B.E. Spielman, Ed.
R.W. McClelland (IEEE, New York, 1983).pp. 45-49
6273 A Single Wafer 16-Point S.L. Garverick Proc. IEEE Custom Inte-
16-MHz FFT Processor E.A. Pierce grated Circuits Conf.,Rochester, New York.23-25 May 1983. pp. 244-248
6275 A Traffic Alert and Collision V.A. Orlando Proc. 5th Dtital Avionics
Avoidance System > r General J.D. Welch Systems Conference, Seattle,
Aviation W.H. Harman Washington. 31 October -3 November 1983,pp. 20.4.1-20.4.7
6283 New Solid-State Tunable P.F. Moulton CLEO '83. Baltimore. Mary-
Lasers land, 17-20 May 1983. Digestof Technical Papers. p. 188
6288 A Review of Seven Years W.W. Ward ICC '83 Conference Record.
of Orbital Service by the D.M. Snider Volume 3. Boston. 19-22 June
LES-8/9 EHF Intersatellite R.F. Bauer 1983, pp. 1171-1180
Links
6292 A Precision Wide-Range Optical D.C. Flanders J. Vac. Sci. Technol. B 1.
Gap Measurement Technique T.M. Lyszczarz 1196 (1983)
58
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Meeting Speeches
MS No.
6293 Generation of <50 nm Period D.C. Flanders J. Vac. Sci. Technol. B 1,Gratings Using Edge Defined N.N. Efremow 1105 (1983)Techniques
6297 Numerical Aspects of the T.S. Lee Proc. 22nd IEEE Conferencet Inverse Function Theory on Decision and Control,San Antonio, Texas,14-16 December 1983.pp. 424-429
6323 Developments in Fabrication W.B. Veldkamp International Conference onof Binary Optical Elements G.J. Swanson Computer-generated Holog-
raph.v, S.H. Lee, Ed., Proc.SPIE 437, 54-59 (1983)
6330 Q-Switched Semiconductor D.Z. Tsang Integrated Optics Ill.Diode Lasers with Integrated J.N. Walpole L.D. Hutcheson andModulators D.G. Hall, Eds.. Proc. SPIE
408, 128-132 (1983)
6339 The Experimental Integrated C.J. Weinstein MILCOM '83 Proceedings,Switched Network - a System- Washington, DC, 31 Octo-Level Network Test Facility ber - 2 November 1983.
Vol. 2, pp. 449-456
6345 Electrooptic 2-Bit R.A. Becker CLEO '83, Baltimore, Mary-I-GSample,'sec Guided- C.E. Woodward land, 17-20 May 1983, DigestWave ADC System F.J. Leonberger of Technical Papers, p. 120
6364 A Displaced Phase Center E.J. Kelly EASCON '83 Proceedings,Antenna Concept for Space G.N. Tsandoulas Washington, DC. 19-21 Sep-Based Radar Applications tember 1983, pp. 141-148
6371 Mosaic CCD Focal Plane A.J. Wardrop EASCON 83 Proceedings,Technology for Electro- E.W. Rork Washington, DC, 19-21 Sep-Optical Space Surveillance D.C. Harrison tember 1983, pp. I I1-114
6374 Ground-Based Electro-Optical E.W. Rork EASCON '83 Proceedings,Surveillance of Satellites R.J. Bergemann Washington, DC, 19-21 Sep-
in Daylight by Detection of S.S. Lin tember 1983, pp. 103-I 10Reflected Sunlight J.M. Sorvari
A.J. Yakutis
59!'
Meeting Speeches
MS No.
6393 Wideband Signal Processing for J.H. Cafarella NTC '83 Proceedings,Communication and Radar San Francisco, 14-16 Novem-
ber 1983, pp. 55-58
6408 High-Speed InP-Based F.J. Leonberger Proc. IEEE InternationalPhotodetectors V. Diadiuk Electron Devices Meeting.
Washington. DC. 5-7 Decem-ber 1983, pp. 460-463
6430 Optimal Design and Perfor- G.L. Abbas GLOBECOM '83 Conferencemance of a Dual-Detector V.W.S. Chan Record, Volume 1, SanOptical Heterodyne Receiver Diego, California, 28 Novem-for Local Oscillator Noise ber - I December 1983.Suppression pp. 422-427
6434 Modulation Design for Hetero- L.L. Jeromin GLOBECOM '83 Conferencedyne Optical Communication V.W.S. Chan Record. Volume I. SanSystem Diego, California, 28 Novem-
ber - I December 1983,pp. 412-415
60
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AUTHOR INDEX
Abbas, G.L.. JA-5492;, MS-6270, MS-6430 Berglund. C.D.. MS-6247
Alley, G.D., JA-5269, JA-5405, JA-5417 Bernstein, S.L.. TR-607
Anderson, A.C., JA-5397; MS-5908, Bers. A.. JA-4983MS-6060. MS-6061, MS-6063. MS-6095 Besse, D.S.. MS-6193
Anderson, A.H., MS-6239 Bezjian. K.A., JA-5311
Anderson. C.H., Jr.. JA-5270. JA-5365, Bielinski. J.W.. JA-5491JA-5480: MS-5766, MS-6077
Anderson, J.C., MS-6231 Bjorklund, G.C., JA-5552
Anderson, K.R., MS-5794 Blankenship, P.E., MS-5901
Anton, R., MS-5650 Boroson, D.M., MS-6083
Antoniadis, D.A., JA-5279; MS-5797Boh.M ,JA59
Armiento, C.A., JA-54 12, JA-5436, Bozier, C.O., JA-S269, JA-5346, JA-5370,
JA-5456, JA-5473 JA-5405, MS-56 18, MS-5763, MS-5764.MS-5972, MS-6085
Arsenault, D.R.. MS-6096 Branz. H.M.. MS-5947
Arthur, J.S.. TR-637 Bromley, E.l., JA-5396, JA-5482. JA-5515
Atwater, H.A., JA-5372, JA-5388, JA-5424, Brueck, S.R.J.. JA-5277. JA-5310. JA-5328,JA-S508, JA-5527; MS-6259 JA-5377. JA-54 13. JA-5466, JA-5478-,
Aucoin, R.J., JA-5467 M S-5899, M S-6076, M 5-6087. M S-6090,
Austin, J., MS-6254 M S-6092
Buige, A.. MS-6172
Bacher, .J. JA-536Burke, B.E., JA-5369, JA-5499, JA-5504;Bacher, .J. JA-536MS-5837A. MS-6065. MS-6134
Baggeroer, A.B., MS-6148 Burke, R.L., JA-5338
Barabell, A.J., MS-6143 Burns, J.A., JA-53 17, JA-5534
Bauer, R.F., MS-6288 Burrows, M.L. TR-639, TR-659
* Bayliss, E.T., TR-623
Beauchemin, E.J., MS-6243 Cabral, S.M., JA-5534, MS-6107,
Becker, R.A., JA-53 12, JA-5363, JA-S378, MS-6204, MS-6205iA-5426, JA-5431, JA-5453, JA-5469-1Cfrla .. S69MS-5845, MS-5883, MS-5883A, MS-6221, Cfrla .. S69
*MS-6345 Calawa, A.R., JA-5387, JA-5447, JA-5524
*Bergemann, R.J., MS-6374 Campbell. S.D., MS-6172
61
Author Index
Camy-Peyret, C., JA-5394 Daneu, V., JA-5283, JA-5381
Cardiasmenos, A.G., MS-61 13 Davis, F.M., MS-5999, MS-6002
Carter, J.M., JA-5311I Day, D.R., JA-5338
Cerretani, R.T., JA-5316 DeFeo, W.E., JA-53 14, JA-5403, JA-5409
Chan, V.W.S., JA-5158, JA-5421, JA-5492; DeGraff, P.D., JA-5444, JA-5479, JA-5512MS-5855, MS-6187, MS-6198, MS-6210, Delaney, J.R., MS-6190MS-6252, MS-6270, MS-6430, MS-6434
Chang, C.B., TR-598, TR-599, TR-61 1,DeMeo, N.L., Jr., JA-5437; MS-5826TR-629, TR-643; MS-5665, MS-60 14, Deutsch, T.F., JA-5274, JA-53 10, JA-5326,MS-6014A, MS-6141 JA-5347, JA-5478, JA-5479, JA-5496,
ChapanG.H, J-538, J-543; S-573, JA-55 17, JA-5521; MS-5707C, MS-5899,CaMan .HJ65423A933 S-83 MS-.607, MS-6081, MS-6108, MS-6255
Chapman, R.L., JA-5305, JA-53 13, JA-5326, MS-640.,8 -53,JA556 S-23JA-5330, JA-5407;, MS-6076, MS-6082MS60
Cheston, S.M., MS-5873 Dion, A.R., MS-6238
Chiang, A.M., JA-5504; MS-5837A, MS-6028, Dionne, G.F., JA-5336, JA-5385MS-6 195 Domic, A., TR-622
Chinn, S.R., JA-5059 Donnelly, J.P., JA-5250, JA-53 13, JA-5357,
Chu, A., JA-53 16, JA-5357, JA-5448;JA37,A-96JA51,A54,MS-56 18, MS-5925, MS-5927, MS-6271 JA-55 IS, JA-55 17, JA-5536; MS-5927
Cipolle, D.J., TR-606 (Vol. 1) Dw . S64
Clifton, B.J., MS-5862DonyPM.JA53
Connors, M.K., MS-6002 Dresselbaus, G., JA-S 184, JA-5392, JA-5474
Cormier, V.F., MS-5933 Dresseihaus, M.S., JA-5184, JA-5392, JA-5474
Cosgrove, J.H., TR-623 Drinan, J.D., TR-603, TR-637
Coulombe, M.J., JA-5394 Drouilhet, P.R., MS-6189
Courtney, W.E., JA-53 16, JA-5357, JA-5448; Drover, J.E., MS-6083MS-5927, MS-6271 Dudgeon, D.E., JA-5268
Cox, C.H. III, MS-5948, MS-5949, MS-6223 Dunn, K.P., TR-61 1, TR-674; MS-6010
Crouch, K.W., TR-622
Cukor, P., MS-5885
62
Author Index
Eaves, R.E., MS-5734 Fishman, P.M.. JA-5451
Economou, N.P., JA-5396, JA-5405, JA-5435, Fitzgerald. J.F.. JA-5385JA-55I5. MS-6107. MS-6204 Flanders, D.C., JA-5352, JA-5396, JA-5405.
Efremow, N.N., JA-55 17, JA-5520, JA-5534; JA-5443, JA-5482, JA-5515; MS-5650,MS-5765. MS-6293 MS-5897, MS-6292, MS-6293
Ehrlich, D.J., JA-5267, JA-5274, JA-5283, Flaud, J-M.. JA-5394JA-5321. JA-5326, JA-5328. JA-5341, ogeJ.,JA58JA-5344. JA-5354, JA-5364, JA-5377,FrieJ..JA58JA-538 1, JA-5413, JA-5423, JA-5426, Forman. S.E., JA-5232; MS-5782, MS-5950JA-5484, JA-5489. JA-5500, JA-5501,JA-5539. JA-5556; MS-5707C, MS-57071, Foyt, A.G., JA-5303, JA-5347. JA-5486;
MS-6067, MS-6087, MS-6224 MS-5871, MS-6223
Elta, M.E.. JA-S3 16. JA-5357; MS-5927 Frankovich, J.M., MS-5970
Evans. i.E.. TR-582; MS-5757 Freed. C., JA-5324, JA-535 1, J A-549 1; M S-6050
Evans, J.V.. TR-6O8; JA-5440, JA-5441, Freed, L.E., JA-5351
JA-5442 Freidin, J.F., JA-5433
Fujimoto, J.G., JA-5384
Fan, J.C.C., JA-5209, JA-5279. JA-5282,iA-5295, JA-5305, JA-53 10, .JA-53 13,JA-53 19, JA-5326, JA-5330, iA-5342, Gale, R.P.. JA-5305, JA-5326. JA-5346,JA-5346, JA-5367, JA-5370, JA-5406, JA-5370; MS-5999, MS-6002, MS-6085JA..5407, JA-5475, JA-5490, JA-5509, Gaposchkin, E.M., TR-664JA-5528; MS-5760, MS-5763. MS-5764,MS-5767, MS-5803, MS-5899, MS-5934, Garverick, S.L., MS-6239. MS-6273MS-5972, MS-5999, MS-6002, MS-6008, Geis, M.W., JA-5279, JA-5282, JA-5295.MS-6008A, MS-6008B, MS-6012, JA-531 1, JA-53 19. JA-5330. JA-5352.MS-6073, MS-6076. MS-6082, MS-6085 JA-5367, JA-5388. JA-5402. JA-5406,
Feldman, J.A., iA-5395; MS-5744, MS-6243 iA-5407, JA-5419, JA-5424, JA-5475,JA-5479, JA-5496, JA-5508, .!A-5512,
Felton, B.J., MS-6 134 JA-55 17, JA-5520, JA-5527; MS-5760,
Fenn, A.J.. TR-604, TR-609 MS-5765, MS-5767, MS-5803, MS-6076.MS-6082, MS-6091, MS-6259
Ferrante, G.A., JA-54 12, JA-5437 esLJA52Fetterman, H.R., JA-5385; MS-5925, Goeloe, G.T., MS-5797
MS-6113
Filip, A.E., TR-603, TR-637, MS-6036, Gold, B., TR-67O, JA-5329, JA-54 IS; MS-6 145
MS-6074 Goldner, R.B.. MS-6115S
Finn, M.C., JA-5357 Goodhue, W.D., JA-5494
63
Author Index
Gopinath. A.. JA-5248, JA-5292, JA-5298 Ippen, E.P.. JA-5472
Green. P.E.. MS-6190 Iseler. G.W., MS-6192A
Grimbergen. M.N., MS-6115Jaosn .,MS68Grossman, B.L., MS-5520JaosnR..MS68
Groves, S. H., JA-533 1, JA-5436. JA-5456, Jvn . A52
JA-5473, JA-55 14, MS-5826 Jeffries. A.D., JA-5536
Jeromin. L.L., IMS-6 187, MS-6252. MS-6434
Hansen. E.W.. JA-5259 Johnson. B.C.. JA-5434
Harman, T.C.. JA-5449; MS-5679 Johnson, G.D., JA-5405
Harman, W.H., MS-6275 Johnson. J.R.. TR-582, MS-5757
Harney, R.C., MS-5781 Johnson. L.M.. JA-5325. JA-5430, JA-55 14.MS-5835
Harrison, D.C., MS-6371 Jones. L. K., J A-5451
Hart, G.W., MS-5922 Jopson, H.. MS-5885Haus, H.A., JA-5472 Jordan. M.P.. TR-597. TR-642
Hawryluk, A. M., JA-5354, JA-5501I
Hayes, M.H., JA-5217, JA-5238, MS-5808 Kao. P.S.. MS-5911I
Heggestad, H.M., MS-61 16, MS-6196 Kastner. C.J., JA-5286Henshaw, P.D., JA-522 1, JA-5272 Katavama. J.H., JA-5368; MS-5937
Herndon, T.O., JA-5338 Katz. J., JA-5290
Herrmann, J., MS-6025 Kaufmann, i.E.. MS-6079. MS-6l51, MS-6212.
Hofstetter, E.M., TR-653; JA-5395 MS-6252
Holmes, R.B., TR-614, TR-629; MS-6014, Keavney, C.J.. MS-6259MS-6014A, MS-6141 Keeping, K.J.. JA-5301
Holt, J.M., TR-608; JA-5440, JA-5441 Keicher, W.E., MS-5865A
Horwitz, C.M., MS-6205 Keirstead. E.B., JA-5259
Hull, R.J., JA-5315 Kelley, P., JA-5343
Huntoon, A.H.. TR-603, TR-637 Kelliher, J.T.. MS-6065
Hurwitz, C.E., JA-5436 Kelly. E.J.. TR-564, TR-596; MS-6364
Hyland, D.C., TR-626 Kelly. G.L.. MS-6074
64
Author Index
Kern, E.C., Jr., MS-5952 Lewis, R.C.. TR-600
Kildal, H., JA-5277 Lifau. Z.L.. JA-53 18. JA-5375, JA-5514;
Killinger, D.K., JA-53 14, JA-5361. JA-5391. MS-5840. MS-6345
JA-5403, JA-5409, MS-6207. MS-6226 Lim. J.S.. JA-5226, JA-5485; MS-5930.
Kingston. R.H.. JA-5369, JA-5431, JA-5445; MS-6120. MS-6153
MS-6217 Lin, S.S.. MS-6374
Kirk. D.E., TR-637; MS-6074 Lincoln. G.A.. JA-5405. JA-5512, JA-5520.M S-5765
Kocher. D.G.. MS-5614ALind. T.A., JA-5439
Kolba. D.P., JA-5257; MS-5734. MS-5742
Konkle, K.H., MS-6239 Lindgren, N.E.. MS-6075
Krohn, K.E., JA-5479 Lindley'. W.T.. JA-5405, JA-5536;M S-5765
Kurtze, J.D., TR-603 Lippmann. R.P.. TR-633; MS-6248
Litvak, M.M.. JA-5385Lacoss, R.T.. MS-6190 Lo. W., JA-5491
LaFrey. R.R., MS-6172 Lowney, S.D.. MS-6212
Lattes, A.. JA-5472 Lynch, J.T.. JA-5397; MS-5908, MS-6145
Lee, J.C., TR..592, TR-645 Lyszczarz. T.M.. MS-6292
Lee. K.I., MS-5885
Lee. T.S.. TR-674; JA-5228, MS-6010. Maby. E.W.. JA-5279; MS-5797MS-6297
MacDonald, M.J., MS-5660Lemons. R.A., JA-5419
MacPhee, J.V., MS-6069Lenth, W., JA-5503, JA-5552, JA-5553
Leonard, R.B., MS-6178 Macropoulos, W., MS-5763Mahoney, L.J., JA-53 16, JA-5357. JA-5448;
Leonberger, F.J.. JA-5303, JA-5308, JA-53 12, MS-5765. MS-S927, MS-6271JA-5325. JA-5347, JA-5362, JA-5369. Maki, P.A., JA-5524J A-5378, J A-5426, i A-5430, i A-543 1,JA-5439, JA-5445. JA-5453. JA-5463, Malah, D.. JA-5280JA-5472, JA-5486; MS-5826, MS-5835, apsDT60MS-5845, MS-5871, MS-5883, MS-5883A. apsD.T-0MS-62 17. MS-6221. MS-6408 Malpass. M.L., JA-5395
Lerner, R.M., TR-577; JA-5287 Manlief, S.K., JA-5272
Levenson, M.D.. JA-5552 Marcus, S., JA-5345; MS-5800
65
Author Index
Mason. A.E.. TR-652 Mountain, R.W.. JA-5295, JA-532l. JA-5344.
Mathws, .H. MS-113JA-5367, JA-5402, JA-5406, JA-5407,Mathws, .H.,MS-6 13JA-5438. JA-5444. JA-5482. JA-5490.
Mathur, B., MS-6239 JA-5536, MS-5748, M S-5766. MS-5767,
Mavride. JG.,JA-547,MS-073MS-5797. MS-5803. MS-5949. MS-6076.Mavride. JG.,JA-547;MS-073MS-608l. MS-6082, MS-6107. MS-6134.
Mayer, G.. MS-5660 MS-6205
Mayhan, 1.1.. JA-5358 Muresan. L.V.. MS-6238
Mazurek, H.. JA-5184 Murphy. D.V.. JA-53l0. JA-5466, JA-552l;MS-5899, MS-6092
McAulay. R.J., TR-602; MS-6l l6. MS-6 149
McClellan, il-i., JA-5238 Murphy, ERB. TR-652
McClelland, R.W.. JA-5346, JA-5370, JA-5405. Murphy, R.A., JA-5405; MS-6065. MS-6271
JA-55l2; MS-5618, MS-5763. MS-5764,MS-5972, MS-~6073. MS-6085, MS-6271 Naiman. M.L.. JA-5467
McCully, G.R., MS-5837A Nawab, H.S., JA-5485; MS-5930, MS-6 120,
McElroy, D.R., MS-5710 MS-6153
McElwain, C.K., TR-663 Nazemi. S., JA-5420
McGonagle, W.H., MS-5837A, MS-6 134 Neben, G., TR-647: MS-6 149
Meeks, M.L., JA-5224, JA-5332 Nicholls, R.E., TR-619
Mehta, R.S., JA-5184 Nichols. B.E.. MS-5955
Melia, i.F.. MS-5837A Nichols. K.B.. JA-5369. JA-5405; MS-6065,
Meingailis, L,. JA-5090MS56Niessen. C.W., MS-6181
Menyuk, C.R., JA-5361, JA-5391Novak. L.M.. TR-672; MS-6075
Menyuk. N., JA-53 14. JA-5355, JA-536l.JA-5391, JA-5403, JA-5409, JA-5410,JA-5481; MS-6207, MS-6226 Oates, D.E.. JA-5478; MS-6095
Metze, G.M., JA-5387, JA-5447 Oguz. S., JA-5521
Meyer, S.S., JA-5536 Ohmi, H.Z., JA-5223
Mills, D., JA-5347 Orlando, V.A., MS-6275
Mooradian, A., JA-5293, JA-5320, JA-5327, Ortiz, C., JA-5552JA-5383, JA-5410; MS-5653C, MS-5846
MoulonP.F, J-514, J-523, A-535. Osgood, R.M., Jr. JA-5267, JA-5274.MoulonP., JA-514, JA-593. J-5335B, JA-5283, JA-S364, MS-5707C, MS-6067
MS-5806, MS-6283
66
I -~ .
Author IndexPalm. BiJ.. JA-5305. JA-5509. JA-5528; Raffel. J.L. JA-5348, JA-5433; MS-5873,
IMS-6008. MS-6008B MS-6239
Palmateer, S.C.. JA-5524 Raghuraman. P., M4S-5922
Pang, S.W.. JA-5444. JA-55 12, iA-5520. Ralston, R.W.. JA-5363; MS-6060, MS-6063JA-5549. MS-6090. MS-6205
Randall, i.N.. JA-5396, JA-5479. JA-5482.Parker. C.D., JA-5494. MS-61 13 JA-55l5, JA-5517
Parker. S.R.. MS-6178 Rankin, J.B., JA-5248. JA-5292
Parks. 1.W.. JA-5257 Rathman, D.D.. JA-53 17. JA-5444, JA-5534;
Parrish. P.T.. MS-61 13 MS-5748. MS-6 107. MS-6204, MS-6205
Paul, D.B.. MS-5901, MS-6100A Rediker. R.H.. JA-5362, JA-5383. JA-5439;
Paul, W.. JA-5521 M S-5846
Peck. D.D.. JA-5494, MS-5925 Reible, S.A., JA-5397; MS-5908, MS-6060,MS-6061. MS-6063, MS-6097
Peli. E., JA-5464Ricardi, L.J., MS-4937G
Peli. T.. TR-587, JA-5226. JA-5280.JA-5376. JA-5464 Rogers, .JR.. TR-641
Piacentini. W.J.. JA-5357, JA-55 12; Rork, E.W., MS-6371, MS-6374MS-5765, MS-5927 Rosenheck, L., MS-6247
Pierce, E.A.. MS-6273 Rotman, W., TR-592. TR-620, MS-5889
Pine. A.S., JA-5394. JA-5420 Roxlo, C.B.. JA-5331
Plonko, M.C.. JA-5331, JA-5456 Russell, M.C.. MS-5922, MS-5955Pohlig. S.C.. TR-646
Popp, H. MS-650Salerno. J.P.. JA-5346, JA-5390, JA-5405;Pratt, G.W.. Jr.. JA-5325 MS-5763, MS-5764. MS-5972. MS-6073
Putnam, R.S.. JA-5331, JA-5449 Salour, M.M.. JA-533l. JA-5449
Sanchez-Rubio, A.. JA-5283Quatieri. T.F.. TR-587, TR-632; JA-5268,SclsRP J-3;M-54
JA-5485; MS-5808, MS-5930, MS-61 15. cls.RPJ-,3 S54MS-6120, MS-6153, MS-154 Schoendorf. W.H.. TR-631
Searle, C.L.. MS-6231Rader, C.M., MS-5818, MS-6028
67
Author Index
Seav. T.S., TR-644 Stevens. M.L.. MS-6247
Seeds, A.J.. JA-5248 Strauss, A.J.. MS-5618
Senturia. S.D., JA-5338. JA-5467 Summers. J.D.. JA-5287
Sferrino, V.J., TR-612 Sun. D.F., TR-582; MS-5757
Shapiro. J.H.. JA-5337 Sureau. i-C.. JA-5301
Sharon. T.E.. MS-6193 Swanson. G.J.. MS-6323
Shaver, D.C.. JA-5438, JA-5513
Silversmith, D.J., JA-5295. JA-5310, JA-5317. Tabacynski. i.A.. TR-59SJA-5321, JA-5342. JA-5344. JA-5367. Taff, L.G.. TR-6I0. TR-628. TR-635. TR-650.JA-5402. JA-5406. JA-5407. JA-5438. T-6;J-09 A59,J-32JA-5444, JA-5490, JA-5536. MS-5748, JA-5371A59. A520 A-32MS-5766, M S-5767. MS-5797. M S-5803. A-7IMS-5899, MS-5949, MS-6067. MS-6076. Tannenwald. P.E.. JA-5494: MS-5925.MS-6081, MS-6082. MS-6107. MS-6I34. M S-61 13
MS-6205Temnme. D.H.. JA-5455Singer. E.. TR-590, TR-653 Terry. F.L.. Jr.. JA-5467
Skocol. .J. MS-897Themelis. M.P.. MS-5950Smith, H.I.. .A-5279. JA-531 1. JA-5354. Therrien, C.W.. JA-5288. JA-5422. JA-5451.
JA-5367. JA-5388. JA-5402. JA-54 19. M-18 S67JA-5424, JA-5501. JA-5508. JA-5527; S6 6.MS67MS-6082, MS-6259 Thompson. C.. JA-5402. JA-54 19. JA-5424.
Smith, P.K., JA-5338 JA-5508, JA-5527
Smythe, D.L.. JA-5499; MS-6134 Tierney'. J., TR-653. TR-67O, JA-5329.JA-5418, MS-61 16. MS-6145
Snider, D.M.. MS-6288 Tinkham. M.. MS-5897Soares. A.M., MS-6239 Tsai, M.J.. TR-657; JA-5 196Soliner, T.C.L.G.. JA-5494; MS-61 13 TaduaGN S66Solman, F.J.. MS-5520 Tsang, D.Z.. JA-54I5; MS-6330
Sorvri, .M. JA-099 MS-374Tsao, J.Y., JA-5321, JA-5341, JA-5344,Southard, J.R., TR-622; JA-5507 JA-5377. JA-54 13. JA-5423, JA-5426,
Speas, DL.,JA-51 1 MS-809 MS-033JA-5484. JA-5489. JA-5500, JA-5539.Speas, .L. JA54II; S-509,MS-033JA-5556; MS-57071, MS-6084, MS-6087.
Stansfield, S.A., TR-635; JA-5322, JA-5371 M S-6224
Stern, L.A., JA-5479
68
Author Index
Tsaur, B-Y., JA-5270. JA-5279. JA-5282, Weiner, S.D.. TR-657J A-5295, J A-53 10, J A-5313, J A-5319, Weinstein, C.J.. JA-5488; MS-6149,JA-5330, JA-5342, JA-5346, JA-5352. S69, S63JA-5365. JA-5367, J A-5406, JA-5407,MS69.M-63JA-5475. JA-5480. JA-5490, JA-552l; Weiss. J.A.. TR-600; JA-5385MS-5760. MS-5766. MS-5767. MS-5803,MS-5899, MS-5999, MS-6002, MS-6008, Weiss. R.W.. JA-5536MS-6008B, MS-6076, MS-6077, MS-6082 Welch, J.D.. MS-6275
Turner. G.W.. JA-5326. JA-5342. JA-5406; Welford. D.. JA-5320. JA-5327. JA-5383.MS-5999. MS-6002 JA-5434; MS-5846
White. A.E.. MS-5897Van Allen. E., JA-5275 Wicks, G.W.. JA-5524
Van Hove. P.. MS-6198 Wickwire, K.H.. JA-5285
Veldkamp. W.B.. JA-5239. JA-5275. JA-5286. Williamson, R.C.. JA-5303; MS-5871.JA-5349. JA-5379. JA-540O; MS-5759A, MS-6223MS-6323
Withers, R.S.. TR-6OO; JA-5397: MS-5908.Verly, J.G.. TR-637; JA-52 14. JA-5259. MS-6060. MS-6061. MS-6063
JA-5376Witt, A.F.. MS-5763. MS-6073
Viannes. N.P.. JA-4983. JA-51 13Woodhouse, J.D.. JA-5517
Vohi. P.. MS-5618. MS-5763. MS-5972Woods. i.P., MS-6069
Vojak, B.A., JA-5346. JA-5390. JA-5405.JA-5417. JA-5534; MS-5765 Woodward, C.E.. JA-5312. JA-5453; MS-584S.
MS-5883. MS-6345Wright. P.V., JA-5363. JA-5397, MS-5908.
Wainwright, E.S.. TR-652 MS-6060. MS-6061Walpole, J.N.. JA-S3 18. JA-5375. JA-54I5;
MS-5840, MS-6330Yakutis. A.. MS-6374
Walther, F.G., MS-6151. MS-6212 aitsJ.,JA54Walton, R.L., JA-5265
Yee, T.K., JA-5384. JA-5502; MS-6270Wand, R.H., JA-5440, JA-5441, JA-5442
Youens, L. C., TR-643; MS-5665* Ward, W.W.. MS-6288
Yuen, H.P., JA-5421; MS-6210* Wardrop, A.J.. MS-6371
Warner, T.H., MS-5948Zeiger. H.J., JA-5 184, JA-5305. JA-5392,
Wasserman, B.. JA-5392, JA-5474 JA-5474
Wedan, R.W.. MS-6189 Zieman, H.E., MS-5865A
Weikle, D.C., TR-563, TR-656
69
SUBJECT INDEX
AID CONVERTER ADVANCED COMMUNICATIONMS-6243 TECHNOLOGY
ABSORPTION COEFFICIENT MS-6339JA-5481I ADVANCED DEVICES
ACOUSTIC COMMUNICATIONS JA-5435TR-590 ADVANCED SIGNAL PROCESSING
ACOUSTIC TRACKING TR-582MS-6190 AERIAL RECONNAISSANCE
ACOUSTOELECTRIC DEVICE JA-5376, TR-587JA-5363 AEROSOL BACKSCATTER
ACQUISITION SYSTEMS JA-5481MS-6288 AIRBORNE
ACTIVE HOMING MS-5781, TR-592TR-599 AIRBORNE LASER
ADAPTIVE ANTENNA MS-5767JA-5358, TR-659 AIRPORTS
ADAPTIVE FILTERS JA-5224TR-587, TR-632 AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL
ADAPTIVE NULLINGMS68,T52TR-604, TR-609 AIRWAYS FACILITIES
ADAPTIVE OPTICS M- 8MS-6025, MS-6039 ALGORITHMS
ADAPTVE VOODERJA-5280, JA-5376, MS-5665, MS-5901,ADA TIV1 VO0 DE MS-6074, MS-6143, MS-6153, MS-6178.
MS-6100ATR-590, TR-63 1, TR-643ADATOMS ALLOYS
JA-5447 JA-5392, JA-5474
ADDITIVE NOISE ALL-POLE MODELINGMS-6187 TR-602
ADHESIVES ALTAIRTR-652 TR-619
ADSORPTION ALTERNATING LAYER DEPOSITIONJA-5381I MS-5748
ADVANCED CIRCUITS ALUMINUMJA-5435 JA-5484, MS-5746
71 PRevIOUSPA Ge
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Subject Index
AMORPHOUS-CRYSTALLINE ANGLE ESTIMATIONBOUNDARY DYNAMICS TR-564. TR-619
JA-5305 ANGLE OF ARRIVAL
AMORPHOUS-CRYSTALLINE iA-S 158, JA-5442, TR-582TANDEM CELLS ANGLES ONLY DATA
JA-5528 TR-628
AMORPHOUS MATERIALS ANGULAR SPECTRUMJA-5509 MS-5757
AMORPHOUS SUBSTRATES AIORPJA-567,MS-650,MS-764JA-5283. JA-5443, JA-5520. MS-5734
AMPLIFIED SPONTANEOUS EMISSION ANNEALINGJA-5415 JA-5466, JA-5524
AMPLIFIED SURFACE ANTENNA ARRAYJA-5413 MS-61 13, TR-631I
AMPLIFIERS ANTENNA DESIGNJA-5357 M S-6364
AMPLITUDE ANTENNA GAINJA-4983, JA-5349, JA-5445, JA-5503 TR-592, TR-631I
AMPLITUDE PROBABILITY ANTENNA PATTERNSDISTRIBUTION M S-62 75
MS-6 198
ANALOG-TO-DIGITAL CONVERSION ANTENNA PERFORMANCEJA-5303, JA-5308, JA-53 12, JA-5378, S66
JA-5453, MS-5883, MS-5338A, MS-6221 ANTENNAS
ANALOG SIGNAL PROCESSING MS-5742, MS-5757, MS-5889, TR-563
MS-6061, MS-6063, MS-6393 TR-604, TR-609
ANALOG SIGNALS APERIODIC PROCESSESMS-5908, MS-6060, MS-6097 TR-602
ANALO WAVFORMARBITRARY INTERFERENCE
JA-5378 T-6
ANALYSIS ARCHITECTUREJA-5502, JA-5330, TR-614 MS-6036
ANALYSIS WINDOW ARCHIVES
MS-5930 JA-5446
ANAMORPHIC-BEAM COMPRESSOR ARGON
JA-5275 JA-5479
72
Subject Index
ARGON FLUORIDE LASER AUDITORY MODELINGJA-5354 TR-670
ARGON ION LASER AUGMENTED TRANSITION NETWORKJA-5433 GRAMMAR
ARPA MS-5794
TR-663 AUTOCORRELATION
ARRAY JA-5434
JA-5379. MS-5767, MS-6221 AUTOMATIC FOCUSING
ARRAY PERFORMANCE MS-5614
MS-5947, MS-5948, TR-631 AUTOMATIC GAIN CONTROL
ARTIFACTS MS-6243
JA-5376 AUTOREGRESSION
ARTIFICIAL EARTH SATELLITES JA-5451
TR-628, TR-660 AUTOREGRESSIVE MODELING
ASTEROID SEARCH TR-582
TR-628 AUTOREGRESSIVE MOVING AVERAGE
ASTEROIDS JA-5228
TR-628 AUTOVON
ASTRONOMY MS-6339, TR-633
JA-5322, MS-5808, TR-635 AVALANCHE DIODESMS-6221
ATLASJA-5394 AVALANCHE PHOTODETECTORS
MS-6187ATMOSPHERIC COMPENSATION
MS-6039 AVALANCHE PHOTODIODES
ATMOSPHERIC EFFECTS JA-5436. JA-5473, MS-6221. MS-6408
MS-6207 AVERAGING TECHNIQUES
ATMOSPHERIC EXTINCTION JA-539. TR-650
JA-5481 AZIMUTH
ATMOSPHERIC OPTICAL JA-5265, MS-6190
COMMUNICATIONJA-5158 BACKSCATTER
ATMOSPHERIC TURBULENCE JA-5239, MS-6207, TR-641
JA-5158, MS-6039 BACKWARD-WAVE COUPLER
ATTENUATION MR-6061, MS-6063
MS-5933, MS-6243
73
Subject Index
BAND-LIMITED COMMUNICATION BERYLLIUMJA-5257 JA-5375
BAND-LIMITED, TIME CONCENTRATED BEST UNIFORM APPROXIMATIONSJA-5257 JA-5223
BANDWIDTH BIAS VOLTAGEJA-5397, MS-5908, MS-5970 MS-6205
BARRIERS BICRYSTALMS-5748 MS-5763
BASELINE SYSTEM BICRYSTAL LAYERSMS-5970 MS-5763, MS-5972, MS-6073
BATTERIES BINARY DIFFRACTION GRATINGSMS-5520 MS-5759
BCAS (SEE BEACON COLLISION BINARY HOLOGRAMSAVOIDANCE SYSTEM) JA-5400, MS-6323
BEACON COLLISION AVOIDANCE BISMUTH GERMANIUM OXIDESYSTEM JA-5221
MS-6275 BISMUTH SILICON OXIDE
BEAM CONTROL SYSTEM JA-5221MS-5759A BISTATIC SCATTERING
BEAMFORMING TR-641TR-631 BIT-SLICE MICROPROCESSOR
BEAMS TR-653TR-563 BLIND DECONVOLUTION
BEAM SHAPING JA-5217JA-5286, MS-5767 BODY WAVES
BEAM SPLITTING MS-5933JA-5272, JA-5381, MS-6210, MS-6430 BOILERS
BEAM SPREADING TR-577JA-5158 BONDING
BEAMSTEERING MS-6073, TR-652JA-5221 BOOLEAN LOGIC LAYOUT
BEAM SWITCHING TR-622TR-639 BORON
BEAMWIDTH JA-5341JA-5301, TR-631
74
Subject Index
BORON TRICHLORIDE CARBON DIOXIDE LASERSMS-5746 JA-5239, JA-5293, JA-5315, JA-5324,
BOUNDARY LAYER JA-5403. JA-5409, JA-5481, MS-5759,
JA-5158 MS-5800, MS-5800, MS-5809, MS-6050,MS-6226
BOUNDARY VALUES CARBON MONOXIDEMS-5808 JA-5184
BRAGG ARRAY CARBON TETRAFLUORIDEJA-5431 MS-6090
BROADBAND CARRIER TRANSPORTJA-543 I JA-5295
BUFFER MEMORY CATALOGSTR-6 12 JA-5371, TR-596, TR-635
BURIED HETEROSTRUCTUREJA-5318, JA-5514 JA-5392
BURST RADAR WAVEFORM CAVITY DUMPINGTR-672 JA-5345
BURST WAVEFORM CELESTIAL MECHANICSMS-6075 TR-650
BUS ARBITRATION CFAR (SEE CONSTANT-FALSE-TR-612 ALARM-RATE)
BUTTERFLY NETWORK CHANNEL CODINGMS-6036, MS-6273, TR-637 JA-5158
CHANNEL MISMATCHCALCIUM FLUORIDE TR-659MS-6063
CALIBRATION CHANNEL OPERATION
JA-5250 JA-5430CHANNEL TRACKING
CANCELLATION SYSTEM TR-659
TR-659
CAPACITANCE-VOLTAGE CHANNELIZATION SYSTEMS
JA-5250, JA-5417 MS-6145
CAPACITORS CHARGE-COUPLED DEVICESJA-5369, JA-5445, JA-5504, MS-5837A,MS-6006, MS-6065, MS-6195, MS-6217.
CARBON DIOXIDE MS-6371, MS-6393JA-5314
75
Subject Index
CHARGE-COU PLED-DEVICES CIRCULAR ARRAYCORRELATOR JA-5301I
JA-5499. MS-6006, MS-6134 CIRCULAR ORBITS
CHARGE-COUPLED-DEVICES IMAGING TR-644M S-6065 CIRCULAR POLARIZATION
CHARGE TRANSPORT TR-563JA-5494 CIRCULAR WAVEGUIDE
CHEMICAL DOPING TR-645JA-5326 CLEAVAGE LATERAL EPITAXIAL FILM
CHEMICAL ETCHING TRANSFERJA-5412. JA-5484 MS-5764. MS-6085
CHEMICAL LASERS CLEFT (SEE CLEAVAGE LATERALJA-5351 EPITAXIAL FILM TRANSFER)
CHEMICAL REACTIONS CLOSE APPROACHESMS-57071 TR-644
CHEMICAL VAPOR DEPOSITION CLOSED LOOPJA-53 19, JA-5370. JA-5406, MS-6081, MS-6083M S-6293 CLOSELY SPACED OBJECTS
CHIPS JA-5196. TR-61 1, TR-629JA-5357, JA-5378 CLOUD COVER
CHIRP JA-5226, TR-587MS-5908 CLOUD DEGRADATION
CHIRP FILTERS TR-587JA-5397. MS-6061 CLUSTERS
CHIRP FOURIER TRANSFORM JA-5290MS-6083 CLUTTER CANCELLATION
CHIRP-TRANSFORM M S-6364MS-6083, MS-6096 CMOs
CHIRP-TRANSFORM ADAPTIVE FILTER JA-5407. JA-5475, JA-5480, MS-5797,MS-6096 MS-6273, TR-622
CHI-SQUARE DISTRIBUTION CODINGMS-6148 JA-5158, MS-6187, MS-6252
CIRCUIT SWITCHED NETWORK COHERENCE THEORYMS-6248, TR-633 JA-5217
CIRCUITRY COHERENT COUPLINGJA-5407 JA-5430
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Subject Index
COHERENT DETECTORS COMMUNICATION TERMINALSTR-619 TR-592
COHERENT INFRARED RADAR COMPACT OPERATORMS-5781I TR-629
COHERENT INTEGRATION COMPILATIONTR-619 JA-5371
COHERENT INTERFERENCE COMPLEXMS-5757 MS-61 15
COHERENT LASERS COMPLEX TARGETJA-5275, JA-5337 TR-642
COHERENT RADIATION COMPOUND SEMICONDUCTORSJA-5239 JA-5283
COHERENT SIGNAL COMPRESSORMS-5855, TR-619 JA-5275
COLLIMATOR COMPUTATIONJA-5214 TR-596
COLLISION AVOIDANCE COMPUTER APPLICATIONSMS-6189 JA-5446
COLLISIONAL PROCESSES COMPUTER ARCHITECTI REJA-5420 TR-637
COLOR PHOTOGRAPHS COMPUTER-BASED PROPAGATIONTR-632 MODEL
COMBINED FIELD INTEGRAL JA-5332
EQUATION COMPUTER-GENERATEDTR-641 HOLOGRAPHY
COMMAND GUIDANCE MS-6323
TR-599 COMPUTER NETWORKS
COMMUNICATION NETWORKS TR-637
TR-633 COMPUTER PROGRAMS
* COMMUNICATIONS TR-623
JA-5158, JA-5363, MS-5800, MS-6181, COMPUTER SIMULATIONMS-6393 MS-5947
COMMUNICATION SATELLITES COMSATM S-618 1, T R-656 MS-4937G
COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS CONCENTRATORS* JA-5265 MS-6012
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Subject Index
CONFIDENCE INTERVAL COST ANALYSISDETERMINATION MS-5520
M S-6 148 COSTSCONFIGURATIONS MS-4937G, MS-6189
MS-5767, MS-6095, MS-6205 COUPLED MODE ANALYSIS
CONSTANT-FALSE-ALARM RATE MS-6061MS-6154 COUPLING CONSTANT
CONSTRAINED MATRIX GAME JA-4983, JA-51 13TR-614 COVARIANCE MATRIX
CONTINUOUS WAVE TR-609JA-5274, JA-5434, MS-6096 CRAM ER-RAO BOUND
CONTINUOUS-WAVE LASERS MS-6075JA-5 124, JA-5305, JA-5320. JA-5327, CROSS CORRELATIONJA-5341I JA-5481I
CONTROL CHARACTERISTICS CRYSTAL DEFECTSM S-5653C JA-5387
CONVERGENCE CRYSTAL GROWTHJA-5268 JA-5317
CONVERSION EFFICIENCIES CYTLIELSRJA-5209, JA-5277, JA-5286 JA-5 124
CONVERTERS CRYSTALLINE OVERLAYERSMS-5845, MS-5883A MS-5650
CONVOLUTIONS CRYSTALLINE QUARTZJA-5259MS63
COPLANAR WAVEGUIDE CRYSTALLOGRAPHIC DATAJA-5298 JA-5352
CAOPPER -59, R-5 CRYSTALLOGRAPHYJA-592,MS-897 TR652JA-52 17, JA-5279, JA-531 1, JA-5330,
COPPER OXIDES JA-5402, MS-5803, MS-5808TR-652 CRYSTALS
CORRELATION TECHNIQUES JA-53 17, MS-6 192AMS-5665, TR-643 CURVE TRACER
COR RELATORS M S-5948JA-5363, MS-5837A CW (SEE CONTINUOUS WAVE)
CORRUGATED HORNSTR-645, TR-656
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CYCLIC CONVOLUTION DEFENSE COMMUNICATIONS AGENCYJA-5259 M S-6339
CYLINDRICAL ARRAY DEFENSE SWITCHED NETWORKJA-5301 MS-6196, MS-6248. MS-6339, TR-633
DEGRADATIONDAMAGE JA-5509, MS-5947, MS-5948. MS-6430
JA-5444 DEGREES OF FREEDOM
DATA MS-6 148, TR-604. TR-609TR-643 DELAY LINES
DATA COMMUNICATION MS-6060MS-6 189 DELAY-LOCK LOOPS
DATA RATE MS-6178TR-599 DEMODULATION
DATA REDUCTION MS-62 12TR-660DEMONSTRATIONS
DATA TRANSFER MS-6239M S-6074 DENSE TARGET ENVIRONMENT
DAYLIGHT SATELLITE ACQUISITION MS-5665& TRACKING DENSITY
MS-6092, MS-6148DAYLIGHT TRACKING DSG
MS-6374JA-5358. MS-5835, MS-6247. MS-6434.
DEBUGGING TR-598. TR-603, TR-656TR-663 DETECTION
DECISION MAKING JA-5280, JA-5343, JA-5391, MS-6033.MS-60 14 TR-619
DECOMPOSITION DETECTOR ARRAYSJA-5422 JA-5286, MS-5759
DEEP-LEVEL TRANSIENT DETECTORSSPECTROSCOPY JA-5347, JA-535S. JA-5400, JA-541 1
MS-6073 DETERMINISTIC MODEL
DEEP-SPACE RADAR TR-674TR-619 DEYGOUT APPROXIMATION
DEFECTS JA-5332MS-6092
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Subject Index
DFT (SEE DISCRETE FOURIER DIFFUSIONTRANSFORM) JA-5287. JA-5341. JA-5375. JA-5436.
DIAGNOSTIC RHYME TESTS MS-6002
TR-590. TR-670 DIGITAL CHANNEL VOCODER
DIAGRAMS MS-5744
JA-5384, TR-596 DIGITAL CIRCUITS
DIALING CONVENTIONS MS-6221
TR-663 DIGITAL CONTROL
DIEKE ENERGY DIAGRAM MS-6243
MS-5806 DIGITAL DESIGN
DIELECTRIC CONSTANT TR-603
MS-6063 DIGITAL FILTERS
DIELECTRIC LENS ANTENNA JA-5268, MS-5818
MS-5889, TR-620 DIGITAL INTEGRATOR
DIELECTRIC MATERIAL MS-6239
JA-5381 DIGITAL PROCESSING
DIELECTRICS JA-5312
JA-5316, JA-5439, JA-5443. TR-592 DIGITAL SIGNAL PROCESSING
DIESEL ENGINES MS-5818. MS-5930. MS-6097. MS-6393
MS-5520 DIODE LASERSJA-5090. JA-5320, JA-5327, JA-5383,DIFRETA AJA-5553. MS-5846, MS-6221. MS-6223
JA-5314
DIFFERENTIAL-ABSORPTION DIODES
LASER-RADAR JA-5250, MS-5949
JA-5355 DIRECT DETECTORS
DIFFERENTIA L-ABSORPTION LIDAR JA-5391. JA-5403. MS-6187. MS-6198,
JA-5403, JA-5481, MS-6226 MS-6207. MS-6212. MS-6226DIRECT WRITING
DIFFERENTIAL CORRECTION D ARECT WRATINGJA-5099JA-5489, JA-5556
JA-5099
DIFFRACTION DIRECTION FINDING
JA-5224, JA-5501, MS-5759A MS-5757. MS-6143
DIFFRACTION GRATINGS DISCRETE-ADDRESS
JA-5239. JA-5283, JA-5286, JA-5349, MS-6189
MS-6323 DISCRETE COMPONENTSMS-5862
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Subject Index
DISCRETE FOURIER TRANSFORM DOPPLER MEASUREMENTSTR-629 JA-5315
DISCRETE MEASUREMENTS DOPPLER SHIFTMS-6141 MS-6079, TR-664
DISCRETE-TIME DOPPLER VELOCITYMS-5930, MS-6010 MS-6075, TR-672
DISCRIMINATION DOUBLE HETEROSTRUCTUREMS-6178 MS-5840
DISPERSION DOWNLINKMS-6063 M S-5742
DISTANCE MEASUREMENT DROPLET BOILERMS-6100A TR-577
DISTRIBUTED PROCESSOR DRT (SEE DIAGNOSTIC RHYME TESTS)JA-5265, TR-603 DRY ETCHING
DISTRIBUTED SENSOR NETWORK iA-5444. JA-5479, JA-5512. JA-5549.MS-6190 M S-5765
DISTRIBUTED SIGNAL PROCESSING DSCS III SATELLITESMS-5744, MS-6036, MS-6074, TR-637 MS-6181, MS-6193
DISTRIBUTED SURVEILLANCE DSN (SEE DISTRIBUTEDNETWORK SURVEILLANCE NETWORK)
MS-6190, TR-633 DUAL-DETECTOR
DIURNAL VARIATIONS MS-6430TR-608 DUAL FREQUENCY
DONORS JA-5348. TR-592, TR-645JA-5387 DUAL GATE
DOPED CRYSTAL JA-5248, JA-5348MS-5806 DUAL LASER
DOPED LASER JA-5481JA-5326 DUAL SYSTEMS
DOPED SAPPHIRE J A-5409JA-5414 DYE LASERS
DOPING JA-5293, JA-5434JA-5326, JA-5341, JA-5387, MS-5806, DYNAMIC PROGRAMMINGMS-6084 JA-5285. MS-5818
DOPPLER FREQUENCY DYNAMIC RANGEJA-5440, MS-5970 JA-5226
81
Subjet Index
E-PLANE ELECTRICAL PERFORMANCETR-641 MS-5782
EARTH COVERAGE ELECTRICAL SYSTEMSTR-656 MS-5520, MS-5782. MS-5950
EARTHQUAKES ELECTRO-ABSORPTIONMS-5933 JA-5369. JA-5445. MS-6217
EARTHSHINE ELECTRO-OPTIC INTERFEROMETRICTR-597 MODULATOR
ECCM (SEE ELECTRONIC JA-5308
COUNTER-COUNTERMEASURES) ELECTROOPTICAL DEVICES
ECHO JA-5312, JA-5378. JA-5431. MS-5781 .
TR-663 MS-5845, MS-5883A. MS-6345
ELECTRO-OPTICAL SENSORSECONOMIC ANALYSIS MS-578 I
MS-5947, TR-607 M
EDGE DETECTION ELECTRO-OPTICS
JA-5280. MS-6293 JA-5345, JA-5431, JA-5453. JA-5469.MS-5781. MS-5883. MS-6221
EFFECTIVE ISOTROPICALLY RADIATED ELECTROCHEMICAL CELLSPOWER MS-6012
MS-4937G
EFFICIENCY ELECTROMAGNETIC WAVESMS-60 12 •MS-6087, TR-664
ELECTRON-BEAM PROGRAMMABLEEIGENANALYSISTR-582 READ-ONLY MEMORY
JA-5438, JA-5513
EIGENSTRUCTURE EMS-6143 ELECTRON BEAMSMS-6 143 SJA-5436, JA-5438. MS-5760, MS-6077
FIGENVALUES
TR-609 ELECTRON BOMBARDEDMS-6069
EIGENVECTORS ELECTRON DENSITYMS-6143 TR-608
ELECTRIC FIELDSCTRIC FELECTRON MICROSCOPYTR-641 JA-5217
ELECTRIC POWERJA-5209 MS-5952 ELECTRON NUMBER FLUCTUATIONSJA-5320
ELECTRICAL CHARACTERIZATIONMS-6076
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Subject Index
ELECTRON RADIATION EPROMMS-6069 JA-5438
ELECTRONIC COUNTER- EQUATIONSCOUNTERMEASURES JA-5259, JA-5267, JA-5285. TR-64I
TR-592 EQUATORIAL PLANE
ELECTRONIC FABRICATION TR-610MS-5885 ERROR DETECTION
ELECTRONIC PROPERTIES TR-659MS-6073 ERROR FUNCTIONS
ELLIPSOIDS JA-5223JA-5336 ERRORS
ELLIPTIC JA-5223, JA-5481TR-610 ESTIMATION THEORY
EMISSION SPECTRA JA-5288JA-5327 ESTIMATOR
ENCAPSULATION TR-564
JA-5279, JA-5367, JA-5402 ETALONS
ENERGY FORECASTING JA-5345MS-5947 ETCH PIT
ENERGY GAP JA-5311MS-5806 ETCH ING
ENERGY LEVELS JA-5283, JA-5310, JA-531 1, JA-5318,MS-5947 JA-5417, JA-5423, JA-5520. MS-5746.
ENERGY USER MS-5765, MS-5885
MS-5950 ETHYLENE
ENGAGEMENT MODEL JA-5392
TR-657 EVAPORATION
ENHANCEMENT MS-6077
JA-5466, JA-5490 EXACT SOLUTION
EPITAXIAL GROWTH TR-610
JA-5317, JA-5319, JA-5346, JA-5370, EXCIMER LASERJA-5375, JA-5524, MS-5972, MS-6073 JA-5326, JA-5354, JA-5479, JA-5496,
EPITAXIAL LAYER MS-6108, MS-6255
MS-5999 EXCITATION
EPITAXY JA-5329
MS-5763, MS-5764
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Subject Index
EXPERIMENTAL DESIGN FAR FIELDMS-6172 JA-5272. JA-5275, MS-5759
EXPERIMENTAL INTEGRATED FAST DIGITAL PROCESSORSWITCHED NETWORK MS-5837A
MS-6339FAST FOURIER TRANSFORMEXPERIMENTAL TEST SYSTEM M S-5818. M S-6036, M S-6074, M S-6083,
M S-6374 MS-6083. MS-6273
EXPLICIT BEST UNIFORM FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATIONAPPROXIMATIONS MS-6172, MS-6189
JA-5223 FEED HORN
EXTERNAL CAVITY LASERS TR-645JA-5383 FEEDBACK
EXTREMELY HIGH FREQUENCY JA-5268MS-4937G. M S-57 10. MS-5742, MS-5767, FERMI ENERGYMS-5889, MS-6181, MS-6193, MS-6288. MS-5934TR-563, TR-592. TR-620
FERMI SURFACE
F-I15 JA-5351TR-590 FERRITE PHASERS
F-REGIONMS69TR-608 FET (SEE FIELD EFFECT TRANSISTORS)
FABRICATION FFT (SEE FAST FOURIER TRANSFORM)JA-5318, JA-5321, MS-5552, MS-6061, FIBER OPTIC TAPERED BUNDLEMS-6063, MS-6204, MS-6323 MS-6371I
FABRY-PEROT INTERFERENCE FBROTCJA-5383 FBROTC
MS-5883A, MS-6292, MS-6371FACILITIES FEDEFC RNITR
MS-6189 FEDEFC RNITRJA-5248, IA-5292, JA-5348. JA-5480.
FADING MS-5925
MS-6145FIGHTER AIRCRAFTFAILURE ANALYSIS TR-653
MS-5782, MS-5950 FIGHTERS
FALSE TARGETS TR-590
TR-646FIGURESFAN BEAM JA-5308, iA-5388, JA-5392, MS-6060,
TR-563 MS-6061, MS-6063
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Subject Index
FILM FOOTPRINTSJA-5270. JA-5279, JA-5282, JA-5295, JA-5286JA-5305, MS-5803 FORCE ELEMENT TERMINAL
FILM DEPOSITION JA-5372JA-5274 FORTRAN
FILTER BANK TR-623MS-5744 FORWARD SCATTERING
FINITE STATE MACHINE MS-6254TR-612 FOUCAULT TEST
FIREPOND MS-5614MS-5781 FOUR WAVE MIXING
FISHER INFORMATION MATRIX JA-5384MS-6297 FOURIER TRANSFORM
FIXED-INTERVAL SMOOTHER JA-5217. JA-5445, JA-5485. MS-5808,MS-6014 MS-5930. MS-6096, MS-6120, MS-6153.
FLAT-PLATE MS-6217, TR-629
MS-5947 FRAME FILL
FLIGHT TESTING MS-5901
MS-6172 FREE ENERGY
FLOATING-GATE JA-5392
JA-5513 FREQUENCY
FLTSAT JA-5485, MS-5767. MS-5933. MS-6151,
MS-618 1, MS-6181 MS-6434
FLUORESCENCE FREQUENCY BAND
JA-5355 JA-5292. TR-656
FLUX FREQUENCY CONVERTERS
JA-5267 JA-5277, JA-5378
FLUX INCIDENCE FREQUENCY DOMAIN
TR-597 JA-5376, JA-5451. MS-6075
FOCAL PLANE FREQUENCY DOUBLING
JA-5239, JA-5275, MS-5759. MS-6371 JA-5248, JA-5292, JA-5348. MS-6271
FOCUSED BEAM FREQUENCY MANAGEMENT
MS-57071 MS-4937G
FOG FREQUENCY MODULATIONJA-5287 JA-5308, JA-5503JA-5287
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Subject Index
FREQUENCY-MODULATION GALLIUM ARSENIDESPECTROSCOPY JA-5090, JA-5283, JA-5292, JA-5313,
JA-5552 JA-5316, JA-5320, JA-5321, JA-5346,FREQUENCY RANGE JA-5363, JA-5369, JA-5370, JA-5372,
FREQEC RJA-5387, JA-5390, JA-5405, JA-5417,JA-5437, JA-5445, JA-5494, JA-5512,
FREQUENCY SAMPLING FILTERS JA-5520, JA-5549, MS-5763, MS-5764,MS-6120 MS-5765, MS-5925, MS-5972, MS-5999,
FREQUENCY SHIFTING MS-6002, MS-6012, MS-6065, MS-6073,MS-590 SMS-6085, MS-6217, MS-6252, MS-6271MS-5970
GALLIUM ARSENIDE CIRCUITSFREQUENCY STABILIZATION MS-5925
MS-5653C, MS-6050GALLIUM ARSENIDE DIODESFREQUENCY TRACKING MS-6221
MS-6079, MS-6212
GALLIUM ARSENIDE FETFREQUENCY TRANSLATOR MS-6247
JA-5431GALLIUM ARSENIDE FILMS
FUNCTIONAL SIMULATOR JA-5447, MS-5764TR-611I
GALLIUM ARSENIDE LASERSFUNCTIONS JA-5293, JA-5327, MS-6252
JA-5223GALLIUM ARSENIDE SOLAR CELLS
FUSED QUARTZJA56JA-5282JA-5326JA-5282
GALLIUM INDIUM ARSENIDEFUSED SILICAPH PHDJA-5475PHOSPHIDE
JA-5475 JA-5412, JA-5514, MS-5826
GAIN GALLIUM INDIUM ARSENIDEJA-5383, MS-6107 PHOSPHIDE/INDIUM PHOSPHIDE
LASERS
GALACTIC CENTER JA-5375, MS-5826, MS-5840JA-5371 GAMMA RADIATION
GALAXY MS-6069TR-635 GAPFILLER SATELLITE
GALLIUM ALUMINUM ARSENIDE MS-6181JA-5320, JA-5378, JA-5553, MS-5653, GAP MEASUREMENTMS-5653C, MS-6085, MS-6151, MS-6212 MS-6292
GALLIUM ALUMINUM ARSENIDE GAS LASERSLASERS JA-5343 (Pt.2), JA-5491
MS-6"70
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Subject Index
GAUSSIAN BEAM GRAPHITE HEATERSMS-5759. MS-6025 JA-5406, JA-5475. MS-5760
GAUSSIAN NOISE GRAPHOEPITAXYJA-5451 JA-5352, JA-5424, MS-5650
GAUSSIAN PROCESSES GRAPHSJA-5451, MS-6014, TR-628 JA-5124, JA-5331, MS-5653. MS-5653C.
GENERAL AVIATION MS-6012, MS-6061, TR-596. TR-641
MS-6172, MS-6275 GRATINGS
GEODSS (SEE GROUND-BASED JA-5239, JA-5352, JA-5377, JA-5405,GE E EO-OP L G DEEPACE JA-5443, JA-5501. JA-5534. MS-5759A,ELECTRO-OPTICAL DEEP SPACE MS-6293
SURVEILLANCE)
GEOMETRIC SCALING GRAZING ANGLE
MS-57071 MS-6254
GROUND-TO-AIRGEOSYNCHRONOUS SATELLITES MS-6254
TR-656
GERMANIUM GROUND-BASED ELECTRO-OPTICALDEEP SPACE SURVEILLANCE
JA-5303, JA-5352, MS-5999, MS-6091 MS-6371. MS-6374
GLIDED WAVE GROUND-BASED RADAR
MS-6221 MS-5781. MS-5970
GLINT GROUND MOBILE TERMINALSTR-642 TR-563
GLIT GROUP II-V COMPOUNDSMS-5794 MS-5934
GLITCHES GROWTHMS-5947 JA-5387, JA-5456. MS-5972. MS-5999
GOLD GROWTH RATEMS-5897 JA-5447
GPS NAVIGATION RECEIVER GROWTH TEMPERATUREMS-6172 MS-6085
GRADIENT SEARCH GUIDANCETR-609 TR-599
GRAIN BOUNDARIES GUIDED WAVEMS-5763, MS-5934, MS-5972, MS-6073 JA-5308, JA-5312, JA-5378, JA-5426,
GRAPHITE JA-5431, JA-5453, JA-5469, MS-5826.JA-5313, JA-5330, MS-5760, MS-5767 MS-5840, MS-5883, MS-6345
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Subject Index
HARMONIC OSCILLATOR HIGH REFLECTANCE COATINGTR-650 JA-5553
HD FUNDAMENTAL BAND HIGH RESISTIVITYJA-5420 JA-5303
HEAT TRANSFER HIGH RESOLUTIONTR-577 JA-5214, JA-5335, JA-5343 (Pt.2),
HELIUM JA-5385, JA-5396, JA-55 15, MS-5757,MS-6292 MS-6254, TR-582
HETERODYNE HIGH SPEEDJA-5391, JA-541 1, JA-5491, MS-5809, JA-5347, JA-5504, MS-6028, MS-6065,MS-5862, MS-5925, MS-6033, MS-6079, MS-6195, MS-6221, MS-6223MS-6151, MS-6212, MS-6252, MS-6430, HIGH SPEED DIGITAL CORRELATIONMS-6434 MS-6 195
HETERODYNE DETECTION HIGH TEMPERATURE TRANSITIONJA-5379, JA-5403, JA-5492, MS-5809, JA-5394MS-6 198, MS-62 10, MS-6226, MS-6434 HILLY FORESTED TERRAIN
HETERODYNE RADIOMETRY JA-5332JA-5385 HISTORY
HETERODYNE RECEPTION JA-5343, JA-5343 (Pt.2)JA-5357 HOLES
HETEROJUNCTIONS JA-5436JA-5375, JA-5421 HOLOGRAPHIC LITHOGRAPHY
HETEROSTRUCTURE MS-6293
JA-5318HOLOGRAPHY
HIGH ALTITUDE JA-5379. MS-5759A, MS-5767MS-5970 HOMING
HIGH EFFICIENCY TR-599MS-6008 HOMING GUIDANCE
HIGH ENERGY LASER TR-599MS-6025 HOMING INTERCEPTOR
HIGH FREQUENCY TR-599, TR-642MS-5862, MS-5927, MS-6 145 HOMING RADAR
HIGH POWER TR-642JA-5349, MS-5948 HOMODYNE DETECTION
HIGH PRESSURE RESEARCH JA-5421, JA-S492, MS-6210TR-577
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Subject Index
HOMODYNE/ HETERODYNE LASER IMAGE SEGMENTATIONCOMMUNICATION SYSTEM JA-5288
JA-5492IMGN
HOMOJUNCTION CELLS MS-5767MS-6002IMPACT IONIZATION
HOMOMORPHIC FILTERING JA-5473TR-587
IMPACT STUDIESHORN ANTENNAS JA-5473
TR-656 IMPEDANCE BOUNDARY CONDITIONSHOST CRYSTALS TR-641
JA-5 124 IMPLANTSHOT LUMINESCENCE JA-5375
JA-5384INCOHERENT SCATTER RADARHYBRID SIGNAL PROCESSING TR-608
MS-6097, MS-6393 INDIFFUSIONHYDRAZINE JA-5469
JA-53 14, JA-5409 INDIUM ANTIMONIDEHYDROGEN M S-6259
M S-6090 INDIUM COMPOUNDSHYDROGENATION JA-5250
JA-5392 INDIUM GALLIUM ARSENIDEPHOSPH IDE
I-V CURVE JA-5331. JA-5412JA-5494, MS-5947, MS-5948 INDIUM PHOSPHIDE
IDENTIFICATION FUNCTION JA-5250, JA-5303, JA-53 18, JA-533 I.JA-5228, TR-629 JA-5347. JA-54 12. JA-5436, JA-S456,
IMAGE ANALYSIS JA-5473, JA-5486, MS-S618. MS-5871.JA-5280, TR-632 MS-6223, MS-6408
IMAGE ENHANCEMENT INERTIAL POSITION*JA-5226, JA-5464, TR-587 TR-664
*IMAGE INTENSIFIERS INFORMATION RETRIEVALTR-587 MS-5937
IMAGEPROCESINGINFRARED APPLICATIONS
JA-5280, JA-5376JA58) INFRARED HETERODYNE RADARIMAGE RESTORATION MS-6050JA-5214
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INFRARED IMAGING INTEGRATED OPTICAL TEMPERATUREJA-5400 SENSOR
INFRARED LASERS MS-5552
JA-5293, JA-5345, JA-5400 INTEGRATED OPTICS
INFRARED RADAR JA-5283, JA-5362, JA-5439, JA-5463,
JA-5315, JA-5345, MS-5767, MS-5781, MS-55S2, MS-5826, MS-5840, MS-5846
MS-5800, MS-5970, MS-6226 INTENSITY NOISE
INFRARED SENSORS MS-6270
TR-643 INTERACTION
INFRARED SPECTROSCOPY MS-6087
JA-5381 INTERCEPTORS
INSERTION LOSS TR-599
MS-6063 INTERCONNECTIONS
INSOLATION MS-6239
MS-5922 INTERFERENCEINSTRUMENTATION MS-5710, MS-5742, TR-604, TR-609
MS-5865A INTERFERENCE CANCELLATION
INSULATOR FILMS TR-659
JA-5527 INTERFERENCE SOURCES
INSULATOR-METAL TRANSITION TR-604
JA-5338 INTERFEROMETERS
INSULATORS JA-5272, JA-5308, JA-5325. JA-5362,
MS-6076 MS-5552
INTERFEROMETRYINTEGRAL EQUATIONS JA-5312, JA-5469, MS-5809
TR-641
INTEGRALS INTERLEAVING
TR-610 MS-6074
INTEGRATED CIRCUITS INTERMEDIATE FREQUENCY
JA-5270, JA-5295, JA-5316, JA-5348, JA-5357, MS-6212
JA-5433, JA-5435, MS-5744, MS-5862, INTERMODULATIONTR-622 MS-6223
INTEGRATED MISSION CONTROL INTERNETTINGSYSTEM MS-6196
MS-5660 INTERROGATOR
INTEGRATED MODULATORS MS-6275MS-6330
90
Subject Index
INTERSATELLITE LINK ISOTROPICMS-6212, MS-6252, MS-6288 MS-6063
INVERSE FUNCTION THEORY ITERATIVEMS-6297 JA-5349
INVERTER ITERATIVE FILTERSMS-5520, MS-5797 JA-5268
INVESTIGATION ITERATIVE PROCESSINGJA-5447 JA-S268, TR-587
ION BEAM ASSISTED ETCHINGMS-5765 JAMMERS
ION BEAM ETCHED TR-563JA-5443, JA-5520, MS-5765 JAMMING
ION BEAMS TR-596JA-5396, JA-5435, JA-5479 JITTER
ION BOMBARDMENT TR-646JA-5270 JOINT TACTICAL INFORMATION
ION IMPLANTATION DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMJA-5313, JA-S365, JA-5480, MS-6077 TR-653
ION LITHOGRAPHY PROXIMITY JUNCTIONPRINTINGMS60
JA-5515
ION MILLING K-BANDJA-5444 MS-6247, TR-645
IONIZATION KALMAN FILTERJA-5342, JA-5473 MS-6297
IONOSPHERIC SCATTER KNIFE-EDGE DIFFRACTIONTR-608 JA-5224
ISOLATED WORD RECOGNITION KRYPTONMS-6149, TR-647JA53
ISOTHERMAL KULLBACK-LEIBLER
JA-5290 MS-6010, TR-674
ISOTOPE LASERS LBNJA-5324, JA-5351 L -52D
ISOTOPES LAGEOSJA-5351 T-6
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Subject Index
LAP SHEAR TESTING LASER-INDUCED FLUORESCENCETR-652 DIAGNOSTICS
LAPLACE TRANSFORMATION MS-6090
TR-628 LASER LIGHT
LARGE SCALE INTEGRATION MS-6223
TR-598 LASER LINKS
LASER ANNEALING MS-6239, MS-6273
MS-5759A LASER-MATERIAL INTERACTIONS
LASER APPLICATIONS MS-6087
JA-5419 LASER MICROCHEMICAL PROCESSING
LASER BEAM PROFILES JA-5500, JA-5539, JA-5556
JA-5239 LASER MICROCHEMISTRY
LASER BEAMS JA-5267
JA-5239, JA-5344, JA-5349, JA-5361, LASER PHOTOCHEMICAL TECHNIQUESJA-5400, MS-5759, MS-5759A, MS-6292 JA-5423, MS-6067
LASER BEAMSTEERING LASER PHOTODEPOSITIONJA-5221 JA-5267, JA-5328, JA-5344, JA-5364
LASERCOM TECHNOLOGY LASER PHOTOREACTIONMS-6252 MS-6224
LASER CONTROLLED ETCHING LASER PULSESJA-5484 MS-5883
LASER CRYSTALLIZATION LASER RADARJA-5124, JA-5305 JA-5275, JA-5286, JA-5315, JA-5337,
LASER DIODES MS-5759, MS-5759A, MS-5767
JA-5375, MS-6151 LASER RADIATION
LASER DIRECT WRITING MS-5707C, MS-6207, MS-6226
JA-5489 LASER REMOTE SENSING
LASER DOPING JA-5314, JA-5361, JA-5391, JA-5481,
MS-6084 MS-6226
LASER DOPPLER LASER RESTRUCTURING
MS-6084 MS-6239
LASER EMISSION LASER SCANNING
JA-5383 JA-5315
LASER FABRICATION LASER SOURCESMS-57071 JA-5355, JA-5410
LASER IMAGING LASER SPECTROSCOPY
JA-5379 JA-5324, MS-5653
92
Subject Index
LASER TECHNOLOGY LIBRARY COMMITTEEJA-5800 JA-5368
LASER TRANSITIONS LIBRARY SCIENCEJA-5124 JA-5368, MS-5937
LASER TRANSMISSION LIDARMS-6207 JA-5314, JA-5343, JA-5355, MS-6207
LASER WAVEGUIDES LIGHT CLOUD COVERJA-5318 TR-587
LASERS LIGHT SCATTERINGJA-5059, JA-5090, JA-5283, JA-53 15, JA-5343JA-5318, JA-5335, JA-5343, JA-5343 LIKELIHOOD RATIO(Pt.2), JA-5348, JA-5354, MS-5614,MS-5760, MS-5781, MS-5797, MS-5800, MS-5665, MS-6178
MS-5840, MS-5845, MS-5846, MS-5873, LIMITATIONSMS-6212, MS-6224, MS-6270 JA-5361, MS-6207
LATERAL EPITAXIAL GROWTH LINCOLN BOOLEAN SYNTHESIZERMS-6085 TR-622
LATERAL EPITAXY BY SEEDED LINCOLN DIGITAL SIGNAL PROCESSORSOLIDIFICATION JA-5418
JA-5239, JA-5279, JA-5330 LINCOLN FORTRAN PREPROCESSOR
LATERAL OVERGROWTH TR-623MS-5763, MS-6073 LINE REMOVAL
LAUNCHING JA-5376TR-607 LINEAR ACCELERATORS
LEAD-SALT MS-6069JA-5090 LINEAR APPROXIMATION
LEAD-TIN TELLURIDE MS-6014JA-5090 LINEAR ARRAY
LEAST SQUARES MS-6292TR-643 LINEAR FILTER
LENS ANTENNAS JA-5259, JA-5285MS-5889, TR-620 LINEAR FREQUENCY
LES-8/9 MS-6061MS-6288 LINEAR FREQUENCY MODULATED
LEXNET JA-5397TR-663
93
Subject Index
LINEAR HOLOGRAMS LOCALIZED LASER ETCHINGJA-5379 JA-5283
LINEAR MEASUREMENTS LOCAL LUMINANCE MEANMS-6223 JA-5226
LINEAR PREDICTION LOCAL OSCILLATORJA-5422, MS-6 154, TR-632 JA-5379. JA-5400, JA-5421, JA-5#92,
LINEAR PREDICTIVE CODING MS-62 10, MS-6223, MS-6430JA-5329, TR-602 LOCATION ALGORITHM
LINEAR PREDICTIVE VOCODING MS-6 190TR-653 LOGIC
LINEAR PROGRAMMING TR-622TR-614 LOGIC CIRCUITS
LINEAR SYSTEMS JA-5269TR-626, TR-629 LOGIC GATES
LINESHAPE PARAMETERS JA-5269JA-5552 LONG WAVELENGTHS
LINEWIDTH JA-5090, JA-5250JA-534 I, JA-549 I, JA-5539, JA-5553, LONGLEY-RICEMS-5653 JA-5332
LINEWIDTH BROADENING LOOP STRUCTURESJA-5320 M S-6168
LINK MARGIN LORENTZ TRANSFORMATIONSJA-5158 M S-615 1. TR-664
LINKS LORENTZIAN PROFILEMS-6254 JA-5491I
LIQUID PHASE EPITAXY LOW FREQUENCYJA-53 18, JA-5375, JA-5436, JA-5456 MS-5897
LITHIUM LOW GROWTH RATEJA-5355 JA-5447
LITHIUM NIOBATE LOW-LOSSJA-5221, JA-5325, JA-5363, JA-5378, JA-55 14, MS-6 193JA-5426, JA-5430, JA-5439, JA-5469, LOW PASS FILTERJA-5478, MS-5835, MS-6083, MS-6221 JA-5226
LITHOGRAPHYLO PWEJA-5269, JA-5354, JA-5396, MS-5873, LOW 221 POWER 7MS-6292 J-21 S67
94
Subject Index
LOW-PRESSURE CHEMICAL VAPOR MARKOV PROCESSESDEPOSITION TR-607
MS-6081I MASERS
LOW SIDELOBE ANTENNA JA-5343JA-5301 MASK
LPC VOCODER MS-6292JA-5395, JA-5418, MS-6243 MASK ANGLE
LPE (SEE LIQUID PHASE EPITAXY) JA-5224
LSI (SEE LARGE SCALE INTEGRATION) MASKED ION BEAM LITHOGRAPHYJA-5396
MACH-ZEHNDER MASKINGJA-5469 JA-5396, JA-5451I
MACPITTS MATCHED FILTERSJA-5507, MS-6243 MS-6061, TR-603
MAGNETIC BEHAVIOR MATERIALS GROWTHJA-5474 JA-5435
MAGNETIC FIELD INTEGRAL MATHEMATICSEQUATION TR-650
TR-641 MATRIX ALGEBRA
MAGNETIC FIELDS JA-5228, JA-5362MS-6095, TR-641 MATRIX MATERIALS
MAGNETOSPHERE JA-5422TR-608 MAXIMUM ENTROPY
MAGNETRON SPUTTERING JA-5 196, JA-5228, TR-582, TR-626
MS-6095MAXIMUM LIKELIHOOD TECHNIQUE
MAGNETRONS JA-5 196. MS-6075, TR-564. TR-582,MS-605 TR-602, TR-619, TR-672, TR-674
t MAGNITUDE MBE (SEE MOLECULAR BEAM EPITAXY)JA-5217, JA-5485, MS-5930, MS-61 15, MENSUR
MS-6 120 TR-626
A-5285~NC JA-5355, JA-5377, JA-5391, JA-5439,
MARISAT JA-5553, MS-5665, MS-5948, MS-6115,MS-6181 MS-6207, MS-6254, TR-599
95
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Subject Index
MEASUREMENT CORRELATION METAL LASERMS-5665, TR-643 MS-5609B
MEASUREMENT LOGIC METALLIZATIONMS-5782 JA-5344
MECHANISM METAL MIRRORSJA-54 13, JA-5419 JA-5336
MEGAHERTZ MEASUREMENTS METAL OXIDESMS-6273 JA-5365
MEGAHERTZ MULTIPLIER METAL OXIDE SEMICONDUCTORMS-6273 J A-5433
MEMORY CORRELATOR METAL-OXIDE-SEMICONDUCTORJ A-5 363 FIELD-EFFECT TRANSISTORS
MEMOY MNAGEENTJA-5282, JA-5295, JA-53 19, JA-5330,MEMR Y AN GE EN JA-5342, JA-5343 (Pt.2), JA-5344,
TR-6 12JA-5423, JA-5438, JA-5480, JA-5490,MERCURY (ELEMENT) MS-5767, MS-5802, MS-6091
TR-577 METASTABLE
MERCURY CADMIUM TELLURIDE JA-5521MS-5809METHODOLOGY
MERCURY CADMIUM TELLURIDE MS-5922, TR-614LASERS METHYLMETHACRYLATE,
JA-5449 JA-5423
MEA-5 8 A56 MICROCHEMISTRYJA-538, JA5365JA-5267
MESFETS (SEE METAL EPITAXIALMIRCDDELOENSEMICONDUCTOR FIELD-EFFECT MIROCDEDEELPMNTRANSISTORS) MIROCOM UTE
METAL DEPOSITS MICROCOMUTER S-93MS-5650JA59,M-7,M-93
METAL EPITAXIAL SEMICONDUCTOR MRELETROICFIELD-EFFECT TRANSISTORSMS67
JA-5292, JA-53 16, MS-5925 MICROFABRICATION
METAL FIBERS JA-5484, MS-57071MS-5897 MICROLITHOGRAPHY
METAL FILMS MS-5885JA-5274, JA-5328, JA-5364, MS-5707C MICROPROCESSORS
MS-609, MS-61 16, TR-612
96
Subject Index
MICROSTRIP MILLIMETER WAVESJA-5298, JA-5372 JA-5357, MS-5865A, MS-5925, MS-5927,
TR-656MICROSTRUCTURES
JA-5364, JA-5466, MS-57071 MILLSTONE HILLTR-608
MICROWAVE CIRCUITJA-5357 MILLSTONE RADAR
JA-5440, TR-608, TR-619, TR-660MICROWAVE COMPONENTS
MS-6097 MILSATCOM (SEE MILITARYSATELLITE COMMUNICATIONS)
MICROWAVE DEVICES MINIMAL DIVERGENCEJA-5269, JA-5283, JA-5375 JA-5451
MICROWAVE EQUIPMENT MIRRORSMS-6189 JA-5336
MICROWAVE INTEGRATED CIRCUITS MISMATCHJA-5862 TR-646
MICROWAVE LANDING SYSTEM MISS-DISTANCETR-582 TR-642, TR-657
MICROWAVE MONOLITHICS MISSILE DEFENSEJA-5455 TR-614
MICROWAVES MISSILE DEPLOYMENTJA-5455, MS-5925, MS-5927, MS-6107 TR-614
MICROWAVE SWITCHES MIXED-MEDIA ROUTINGTR-639 MS-6248
MILITARY APPLICATIONS MIXERS
MS-5781 MS-6060
MILITARY COMMUNICATIONS MLS (SEE MICROWAVE LANDING
MS-6339 SYSTEM)
MILITARY SATELLITE MLT (SEE MAXIMUM LIKELIHOOD
COMMUNICATIONS TECHNIQUE)
MS-5889, MS-6181, TR-592 MOBILE TERMINALSMS-5767
MILLIMETER-WAVE ANTENNAMS-6113, TR-592, TR-620 MOBILITY
MS-5803MILLIMETER-WAVE SYSTEMS
JA-5448 MODEJA-5349
97
Subject Index
MODE LOCKED MORPHOLOGYJA-533 1, JA-5434 JA-5279, JA-5328. MS-6092
MODELS MOS (SEE METAL OXIDEMS-60 to, TR-61 1, TR-657 SEMICONDUCTOR)
MODERNIZATION MOSAICMS-6189 MS-6371
MODULATION MOSFETS (SEE METAL-OXIDE-JA-5345, JA-5349, JA-5402, JA-54 15, SEM ICONDUCTOR FIELD-EFFECTMS-57 10, MS-5767, MS-6252, MS-6434 TRANSISTORS)
MODULATORS MOTIONJA-5397, JA-5469, MS-6221, MS-6330 TR-610
MOLECULAR BEAM EPITAXY MULTI-DIMENSIONALJA-5387, JA-5447, JA-5494 TR-603
MOLECULAR BEAMS MULTI-DIMENSIONAL SEQUENCEJA-5524 JA-5217
MOLECULAR FILMS MULTI-DIMENSIONAL SIGNALJA-5381 PROCESSING
MOLECULAR SPECTROSCOPY JA-5238, MS-6 168JA-5335 MULTIFREQUENCY SHIFT KEYING
MONITORING MS-6434JA-5434, TR-663 MULTI LAYER SUBSTRATES
MONOLITHIC CIRCUITSMS59JA-5357, JA-5448, MS-5925, MS-5927 MULTIPATH
MONOLITHIC MICROWAVE MS-5757, TR-582INTEGRATED CIRCUIT MULTIPHOTON PROCESSES
MS-6271 M S-6081
MONOLITHIC SILICON BOLOMETER MULTIPLE ACCESSJA-5536 MS-5710
MONOLITHIC STRUCTURES MULTIPLE-BEAM ANTENNAJA-5316, JA-5363, MS-5840, MS-5862, MS-5889, TR-604, TR-620, TR-639,MS-5999, MS-6271 TR-659
MONOMETHYLHYDRAZINE MULTIPLE DIFFRACTION MODELJA-5314 JA-5332
MONTE CARLO MULTIPLE FORWARD SCATTERiA- 196, JA-5287, JA-5290, MS-6434 JA-5287
98
Subject Index
MULTIPLE RESOURCE NEGATIVE RESISTANCETR-607 JA-5494
MULTIPLE SENSOR TRACKING NEODYMIUM YTTRIUM ALUMINUMMS-5665, TR-598 GARNET
MULTIPLE TARGETS JA-5293, MS-5883
TR-598, TR-643 NEON
MULTIPLEXING MS-6292
JA-5379 NETWORK DAMAGE
MULTIPLEXING EQUIPMENT TR-633
JA-5400 NETWORKING
MULTIPLIERS MS-5742, MS-6339
JA-5292 NETWORKS
MULTIPORT MS-5970
TR-612 NETWORK SPEECH
MULTI-PROCESSORS TR-663
TR-603, TR-637 NETWORK VOICE PROTOCOL
MX MISSILES TR-663
TR-614 NICKELJA-5184, JA-5270, JA-5392, MS-5897
N-CHANNEL NICKEL MAGNESIUM FLUORIDEJA-5342, JA-5490, MS-5767, MS-5803 MS-5806
NARROW-BAND NICKEL TETRA-CARBONATETR-590, TR-602 JA-5 184
NARROW-BAND INTERFERENCE NIGHT VISIONMS-6096 MS-5781
NATIONAL AIRSPACE SYSTEM NIOBIUMMS-6189 JA-5397, MS-6060
NATURAL BRIDGES NIOBIUM OXIDEMS-5520, MS-5950 MS-6060
NAVSTAR NITRIC OXIDEMS-6172 JA-5467
NEAR STATIONARY NITROCELLULOSEJA-5099 JA-5517
NEBRASKA NITROCELLULOSE FILMSMS-5950 JA-5479
99
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Subject Index
NITROGEN NONLINEAR SYSTEMSJA-5277 JA-5343, MS-6010, MS-6025, MS-6297,
NODAL PROCESSORS TR-674MS-6036 NONLINEARITY
NODE COMPUTER JA-5226JA-5265 NONPARAMETRIC ESTIMATION
NOISE MS-6141, TR-629JA-5325, JA-542 I, MS-6 151, MS-62 10, NONRECIPROCALMS-6434, TR-647 JA-5539
NOISE CANCELLATION NORTH AMERICAN AIR DEFENSEJA-5492 COMMAND
NOISE DETECTION MS-6374MS-5794 NOTCH FILTER
NOISE MEASUREMENT MS-6096MS-6270 NUCLEATION
NOISE SPEECH JA-5267MS-6149 NULL DEPTH
NOISE SUPPRESSION TR-659JA-5492, MS-6149, MS-6430 NMRCLAAYI
NOISELESS CHANNELS MS-6297MS-5855NUMERICAL SIMULATION
NOISY MULTIVARIATE JA-5417AUTOREGRESSION
JA-5228OBJECT DETECTION
NONCOLLINEAR INTERACTIONS MS-6 154, TR-632JA-5I113
OBLATE PRIMARYNON-COOPERATIVE SEARCH TR-610
MS-6198NONLNEARACOUTICSOBSERVABILITY
NOLAR AOUSIC MS-6297
NONLNEA FILERSOFF-BORESIGHT MONOPULSE
JA-5285 T-6
NONLINEAR OPTICS OFFSET HYPERBOLOIDSJA-5343, JA-5384, JA-5502 MS-6238
NONLINEAR PROCESS OHMIC CONTACTJA-5384 MS-6077
100
Subject Index
ON BOARD OPTICAL SENSORSMS-5767 JA-5325
OPTICAL CHANNEL OPTICAL SIGNAL PROCESSINGJA-5 158, MS-5855 JA-5 196, JA-5370
OPTICAL COMMUNICATION OPTICAL SYSTEMSMS-5759A, MS-6079, MS-6187, MS-6198, JA-5272, MS-6151MS-62 12, MS-6434 OPTICAL TRANSITIONS
OPTICAL COUPLING MS-5806JA-5437 OPTICAL WAVEGUIDES
OPTICAL DETECTION JA-55 14, MS-5826MS-5660 OPTICAL WAVELENGTHS
OPTICAL DEVICES MS-6217JA-5472, MS-5835 OPTICALLY PUMPED LASERS
OPTICAL FIBER COMMUNICATIONS JA-5331JA-5383, MS-5846 OPTICS
OPTICAL FREQUENCIES JA-52 17, JA-5463, JA-5472, MS-5808,JA-5431, MS-5925 MS-5826
OPTICAL GATE OPTIMAL CONTROLJA-5472 MS-6025, TR-626
OPTICAL HETERODYNE OPTIMAL DESIGNJA-5503, MS-5767, MS-6430 JA-5509, JA-5528, MS-6430
OPTICAL INTEGRATED CIRCUITS OPTIMAL ESTIMATIONMS-5835 JA-5257
OPTICAL INTERFEROMETERS OPTIMAL FILTERSMS-6292 JA-5285
OPTICAL MICROANALYSIS OPTIMIZATIONMS-6092 MS-58 18, MS-6008, TR-614
OPTICAL PROCESSING OPTOELECTRON IC SWITCHJA-5259, JA-5369, JA-5445 JA-5303, JA-5486, MS-5871, MS-6223
OPTICAL PULSES ORBIT DETERMINATIONJA-5415 TR-628
OPTICAL RADAR ORBITAL ELEMENTSJA-53 15, MS-5767 JA-5099
OPTICAL SAMPLER ORBITAL POSITION ALIGNMENTJA-5308 MS-4937G
10I
Subject Index
ORBITAL SERVICE PACKAGINGMS-6288 MS-6063
ORGANOMETALLIC CHEMICAL VAPOR PACKET NETWORKSDEPOSITION JA-5488
MS-6085 PACKET SPEECH
ORGANOMETALLIC COMPOUNDS TR-663JA-5328 PACKET VOICE TERMINAL
ORIENTATION EFFECTS TR-663JA-5508 PACKET VOICE/DATA MULTIPLEXING
ORTHOGONAL SPACING MS-6196MS-5855 PAGING ANTENNAS
OUTPUT CIRCUIT TR-563MS-6060 PALLADIUM
OUTPUT POWER JA-5270JA-5327, JA-5331 PARABOLOIDAL
OVERLAP SIMULATION JA-5336MS-6096 PARALLEL PLATE
OVERVIEW MS-5746MS-6189 PARALLEL TUNING
OXIDATION JA-5372JA-5310, MS-6259 PARAMAGNETIC-ION CRYSTALLINE
OXIDATION STACKING FAULTS LASERSJA-5444 JA-5124
OXIDES PARAMETER UNCERTAINTYMS-5748 TR-626
OXYGEN PASSIVATIONMS-6090 MS-5934
OZONE PASSIVE DETECTORSMS-5809 MS-6275
PASSIVE OPTICSP-CHANNEL MS-5840
MS-5767 PASSIVE SENSOR
P-N JUNCTIONS TR-598JA-5365, JA-5480, MS-6077 PATH LOSS
P-WAVES JA-5332MS-5933
102
Subject Index
PERCEPTION PHOTOACOUSTIC TECHNIQUESMS-6231, TR-670 JA-5478
PERFORMANCE PHOTOCHEMISTRYMS-6221. MS-6247, MS-6430, TR-611I JA-5321
PERIODIC LINEAR TIME DELAY PHOTOCONDUCTIVITYJA-5434 JA-5303, JA-5347
PERIODIC PROCESSES PHOTOCONDUCTORSTR-602 MS-5809
PERIODIC STRUCTURE PHOTODEPOSITIONJA-5328 JA-5267, JA-5426, MS-5707C
PERMEABILITY PHOTODESORPTIONMS-6107 JA-5274
PERMEABLE BASED TRANSISTOR PHOTODETECTORSJA-5269, JA-5390, JA-5405. JA-5417, MS-6033, MS-62 10, MS-6408JA-5435 PHOTODIODES
PERTURBATION THEORY JA-5250, JA-5436, JA-5456, MS-5809TR-610, TR-650 PHOTOELECTRONIC DEVICES
PERTURBATIONS MS-5871JA-5384 PHOTOGRAPHS
PHASE JA-5267, JA-5324, JA-5346, JA-5355,JA-5217, MS-6434 JA-5365, JA-5370, JA-5378, JA-5435,
PHASE CODE JA-5438, MS-5744, MS-5763, MS-5865A,MS-5865A MS-5955, MS-6050, MS-6060, MS-6061,
MS-6077, MS-6107, TR-620, TR-645,PHASE FLUCTUATION TR-653, TR-656
JA-5 158 PHOTOLITHOGRAPHY
PHASE-LOCKED LOOPS JA-5274, JA-5370MS-6079, MS-6168 PHOTOLYSIS
PHASE NOISE JA-5426, MS-6081IJA-5491I PHOTOM ULTIPLIER
PHASE SHIFTERS MS-6187MS-6193 PHOTONS
PHASED ARRAY JA-5287, JA-5415MS-6364, TR-609 PHOTOPOLYMERIZATION
PHASED ARRAY ANTENNA JA-5423TR-604
103
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PHOTOREFRACTIVE EFFECTS PLASMASJA-5221 JA-5413
PHOTOVOLTAIC ARRAY PLASMASPHEREMS-5520. MS-5782, MS-5947. MS-5948 JA-5441
PHOTOVOLTAIC CELLS PLATINUMJA-5209, MS-5949. MS-5955 JA-5270
PHOTOVOLTAIC DETECTORS PMMA (SEE POLYMETHYL-JA-5315 METHACRYLATE)
PHOTOVOLTAIC ENERGY POINT IMAGEMS-5520. MS-5952 MS-5614
PHOTOVOLTAIC MODULES POINT SOURCEMS-5782. MS-5950 TR-633
PHOTOVOLTAIC SYSTEMS POINTER/ TRACKERMS-6012 MS-5947
PICOSECOND POISSON PROCESSESJA-5303 MS-5855, MS-6210
PIPELINES POISSON'S EQUATIONTR-653 JA-5269
PITCH DISCRIMINATION POLAR COORDINATES
MS-5744 JA-5259PIXELS POLARITONS
JA-5286 JA-5377PLANAR POLYCRYSTALLINE
MS-6271 JA-5270, JA-5279, JA-5282, JA-531 1.PLANAR CIRCUIT ELEMENTS MS-5763, MS-5934. MS-5972
JA-5372 POLYGRIDPLANAR CONSTRICTION TR-633
JA-5388 POLYIMIDEPLANNING AIDS JA-5338, JA-5433, TR-652
JA-5368 POLYMETHYLMETHACRYLATEPLASMA ETCHING JA-5396, JA-5405. JA-5423, MS-6293
JA-5338, MS-5746, MS-6090 POLYNOMIALSPLASMA WAVEGUIDES JA-5223, JA-5238
JA-5328
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Subject Index
POLYSILICON PRIVATE LINE NETWORKJA-5348, JA-5388, MS-5767, MS-5797, MS-6339MS-5803 PROBABILITY
POSITION ACCURACY MS-5970MS-6190 PROCESSORS
POSITION TRACKING JA-5259, MS-5660MS-6190 PROGRAMMABLE DEVICES
POWDERS JA-5438. TR-603JA-5392 PROGRAMMABLE TRANSVERSAL
POWER DENSITY FILTERJA-5209 JA-5504, MS-6134
POWER PLANTS PROGRAMMABLE VOICE PROCESSORTR-577 TR-653
POWER SPECTRUM PROGRAMMINGJA-5228 TR-623
POWER TRANSMISSION PROPAGATIONMS-6210 JA-4983, JA-5224. JA-5332, MS-4937G
PREAMPLIFIERS PROTON BOMBARDMENTJA-5316 JA-5303
PRECISION LANDING AIDS PROTON FLUXMS-6189 TR-608
PREDICTION ERROR PROTONSTR-657 JA-5469
PREDICTIONS PROXIMITY PRINTINGTR-657 MS-6292
PREFILTER PSEUDOINVERSEMS-6149, TR-647 MS-6141, TR-629
PRENUCLEATION PSKJA-5267 MS-6079
PRESSURE PSYCHOPHYSICSJA-5502 TR-670
PRINTED CIRCUITS PULSE COMPRESSIONMS-6113 JA-5397, MS-6061
PRISM PULSE COMPRESSORSJA-5275, JA-5286 TR-646
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PULSE-DOPPLER RADAR CROSS SECTIONSTR-646 MS-5865A, MS-5911
PULSE GENERATORS RADAR DATAJA-5434 TR-660
PULSED LASERS RADAR & ELECTRONIC INTELLIGENCEJA-5274, JA-5377, JA-5521, MS-6 108, JA-5363MS-6221I RADAR HOMING INTERCEPT
PYRANOM ETER TR-657MS-5922 RADAR MEASUREMENTS
PYRIDINE MS-5911IMS-5885 RADAR/OPTICAL SIGNAL PROCESSING
TR-629Q-BAND RADAR & OTHER DETECTION SYSTEMS
TR-645 MS-6028, MS-6393, TR-660Q-SWITCHRAASINL
JA-5403, JA-54 15, MS-6330 RR6IGAL
QUANTIZATION RADAR TARGETSMS-5901 MS-6 178. TR-646
QUANTUM EFFECTS RADIAL GRATINGMS-6187JA27
QUANTUM ELECTRONICS RDA IESUJA-5343, JA-5472JA37
QUANTUM MECHANICSRAITOEFCSJA-542 IJA-5298, JA-5342, JA-5467
QUANTUM WELLS RDAINPTENJA-5494, JA-5524 RAITIONPATERN
QUARTZ RADIATION SIGNATURESMS-5803 TR-597
QUERYING RADIATIVE TRANSFERMS-6248 JA-5385, TR-577
RADAR ABSORBING MATERIALS RADIOMETERSJA-5348 MS-61 13
RADAR CALIBRATION RAIMETRY0MS-6297MS50
106
Subject Index
RADOME REFRACTION REAL-TIMETR-657 JA-5418. JA-5434, MS-5660, MS-6036,
RADOMES MS-6074, MS-6097, MS-6178
TR-657 REAL-TIME SYSTEM
RAM (SEE RADAR ABSORBING MS-6141
MATERIALS) RECEIVER TECHNIQUES
RAMAN LASERS MS-5862
JA-5277 RECEIVERS
RAMAN SCATTERING MS-5734, MS-5734, MS-5734, MS-6430
JA-5277, JA-5310, JA-5384, JA-5466, RECOGNITIONMS-5899 TR-647
RAMAN SPECTROSCOPY RECONSTRUCTIONMS-6092 MS-6073
RANDOM PROCESSES RECRYSTALLIZATIONMS-6178 JA-5319, JA-5330, JA-5388, JA-5402,
RANGE JA-5406, JA-5419, JA-5480, JA-5508,
TR-644 JA-5521, JA-5527, MS-5803, MS-6082RECURSIVE SEQUENCES
RANGE MEASUREMENTS JA545I
TR-642
RANKINE CYCLE REFLECTED SUNLIGHT
TR-577 MS-6374
RAPID SCANNING REFLECTING SURFACES
JA-5434 JA-5336
RARE-EARTH COMPOUNDS REFLECTIONS
JA-5 124 JA-5224, TR-597
REFLECTIVE ARRAY COMPRESSORRARE-EARTH CRYSTALS MS-6083
MS-5806
RARE-EARTH METALS REFLECTIVITY
MS-5806 MS-6115
REACTION RATES REFRACTIVE INDEX
JA-5392 JA-5320, JA-5327
REFRACTORY MATERIALSSREACTIVE ION ETCHING MS-5748
JA-5444, MS-6204, MS-6205, MS-6293REGISTER
READ-ONLY MEMORY REGISTEJA-5513
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RELATIVITY THEORY ROUTING ALGORITHMTR-660 M S-6248
REMOTE EARTH STATION RTIMS-6248 MS-6178
REMOTE SENSING RUMMLER PROCESSINGJA-5355. JA-5385, JA-5409, JA-5410, MS-6075MS-6226 RVLSI (SEE RESTRUCTURABLE VLSI)
REPLENISHMENT1 R-607 S-WAVES
RESIDENTIAL MS-5933MS-5955 SAMPLING
RESISTANCE JA-5485, TR-646JA-5338. JA-5348 SAPPHIRE
RESOLUTION JA-5282. JA-5397, JA-5475, MS-6063JA-5479, MS-5781, MS-6143, TR-611 SATCOM
RESONANT TUNNELING MS-4937G, MS-5710. MS-5767JA-5494 SATELLITE ANTENNA
RESONATORS JA-5358. MS-57343A-5298 SATELLITE APPLICATIONS
RESOURCE MANAGEMENT TR-607JA-5368 SATELLITE COMMUNICATIONS
RESTRUCTURABILITY JA-5358, MS-5710, MS-5734. MS-5742,JA-5435 TR-592. TR-620. TR-633
RESTRUCTURABLE VLSI SATELLITE CONFIGURATIONSMS-5873, MS-6239 MS-5767
RIPPLE SATELLITE DETECTIONJA-5328 MS-5660
ROM (SEE READ-ONLY MEMORY) SATELLITE MECHANISMS
ROTATION AXIS TR-610
MS-5763 SATELLITE ORBIT DETERMINATION
ROTATION INVARIANT TR-664
JA-5259 SATELLITE SURVEILLANCE
ROUTING MS-6374
TR-633
108
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SATELLITE-TERRESTRIAL SELENIUMINTERNETWORK SYSTEM JA-5313
MS-6196 SELF-ACTIVATED LASER
SATELLITE-TERRESTRIAL NETWORK JA-5059MS-6248 SELF-DEVELOPING RESISTS
SATELLITES JA-5479JA-5099. MS-6181, TR-644 SEM (SEE SCANNING ELECTRON
SAW (SEE SURFACE ACOUSTIC WAVES) MICROSCOPE)
SCANNING ELECTRON BEAM SEMICONDUCTING ALLOYSLITHOGRAPHY JA-5521
JA-5435 SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICES
SCANNING ELECTRON MICROSCOPE JA-5209, JA-5480, MS-5846JA-5239, JA-5267, JA-5396, JA-5405, SEMICONDUCTOR DIODE LASERSJA-5435 JA-5090, JA-5383, JA-54 15, MS-5653.
SCATTERING MS-6330JA-5337, JA-5355, JA-5362, JA-5413, SEMICONDUCTOR FILMSMS-6141, MS-6238 MS-6082
SCHOTTKY BARRIERS SEMICONDUCTOR LASERSMS-5 765 JA-5343 (Pt.2), JA-5492, JA-5503,
SCHOTTKY DIODE MS-5653, MS-5653C, MS-6212. MS-6434MS-6113, MS-6271 SEMICONDUCTOR PROCESSING
SEASONAL VARIATIONS MS-5760, MS-6255TR-608 SEMICONDUCTORS
SECONDARY ION MASS JA-5269, JA-5283, JA-5321, JA-5402.SPECTROMETRY MS-5748, MS-5760. MS-5763, MS-6092,
JA-5480 MS-6108
SECONDARY RADAR SENSOR-INTERCEPTORTR-642 TR-599
SEEK COMM SENSOR NETTINGMS-6006 JA-5265
SEISMIC WAVES SENSOR NOISE MODELMS-5794, MS-5933 TR-657
SEISMOLOGY SENSOR PROCESSINGMS-5794 MS-6190
SELECTIVE ETCH SENSOR/TRACKING NODESJA-5412 MS-6190
109
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SENSORS SILANEJA-5439, MS-5552, MS-5781, TR-599, JA-5317TR-657 SILENCE DETECTION
SEQUENCING TR-663MS-6153 SILICIDES
SEQUENTIAL FUNCTIONS JA-5270, JA-5365, MS-5748, MS-6077MS-6074
SILICONSERVO CONTROL JA-5209, JA-5267, JA-5279, JA-5282,
MS-5614 JA-5317, JA-5321, JA-5341, JA-5342,
SH ALLOW-HOMOJUNCTION CELLS JA-5344, JA-5365, JA-5388, JA-5402,MS-6002 JA-54 17, JA-5423, JA-5424, JA-5444,
JA-5466, JA-5480, JA-5507, JA-5508,SHEARING INTERFEROMETER JA..5509, JA-5527, JA-5534, JA-5549,
JA-5272 MS-5650, MS-5797, MS-5803, MS-6012,
SHORT-TIME MS-6061, MS-6063, MS-6077, MS-6081JA-5485, MS-5930, MS-6120, MS-6153 SILICON BOLOMETER
SHORT-TIME FOURIER-TRANSFORM JA-5536JA-5485 SILICON COMPILER
SIDELOBE TR-622JA-5301, TR-631 SILICON DIODES
SIGNAL AVERAGING JA-5282JA-5391, JA-5481, MS-6207 SILICON DIOXIDE
SIGNAL DETECTION JA-5279, JA-5295, JA-53 17, JA-53 19,TR-564 JA-5330, JA-5342, MS-5767
SIGNAL-TO,-NOISE RATIO SILICON FILMSJA-5239, JA-5301, JA-5381, JA-5492, JA-531 1, JA-5319, JA-5330, JA-5367,JA-5552, TR-672 JA-5387, JA-5388, JA-5407, JA-5475,
SIGNAL PROCESSING JA-5490, MS-5803, MS-6076, MS-6091JA-5257, JA-5303, JA-5395, MS-5660, SILICON GRAPHOEPITAXYMS-5710, MS-5744, MS-5808, MS-5883A, JA-5419MS-5908, MS-6028, MS-6097, MS-6134,MS-6292, MS-6393, TR-629, TR-637 SILICON-ON-INSULATOR
SIGNAL RECONSTRUCTION JA-5424, JA-5490, MS-5767, MS-6092JA-5485, MS-5930, MS-6 153 SILICON NITRIDE
SIGNALS JA-5443, JA-55 15, MS-6081MS-5794, TR-604 SILICON OXYNITRIDE
SIGNIFICANCE TESTING JA-5402, JA-5475TR-632
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SILICON-ON-SAPPHIRE SOLAR CELLSJA-5303, JA-53 10, JA-5342, JA-5475, JA-5209, JA-5326, JA-5509, MS-5922,MS-5899, MS-6092 MS-5972, MS-5999, MS-6002, MS-6008,
SILICON SUBSTRATES MS-6012, MS-6085JA-5267, JA-5295, JA-53 19, JA-5330, SOLAR ENERGYJA-5397, JA-5407, MS-5999 JA-5209, MS-5955, TR-577
SILICON TRANSISTORS SOLAR PHOTOVOLTAIC SYSTEMSMS-6101 MS-60 12
SILICON WAFER SOLAR SYSTEMMS-6239, MS-6259 MS-5922
SIMULTANEOUS INTERCEPT SOLIDIFICATIONJA-5365 JA-5402
SINGLE CHIP SOLID-PHASE EPITAXYMS-6028 JA-5480
SINGLE CRYSTAL FILMS SOLID STATE LASERSMS-5764, MS-6091 JA-5059, JA-5293, JA-5335,
SINGLE CRYSTALS JA-5343 (Pt.2), JA-54 14, JA-5483,JA-5346, MS-5934 MS-5806, MS-6283
SINGLE GATE SOLID STATE PHYSICSJA-5248, JA-5348 JA-5472
SINGLE-JUNCTION CELLS SOLITARY ULTRANARROW OUTPUTJA-5509 JA-5491I
SLOT ARRAY SONARTR-563 MS-6028
SMITHSONIAN ASTROPHYSICAL SOS (SEE SILICON-ON-SAPPHIRE)OBSERVATORY CATALOG SOUTHERN REFERENCE STAR
JA-5322 PROGRAM
SODIUM JA-5371, TR-635JA-5355 SPACE-BASED RADAR
SOFTWARE MS-6364TR-663 SPACE COMMUNICATION ANTENNAS
SOFTWARE DEFINED NETWORK TR-645MS-6339 SPACE COMMUNICATIONS
501 (SEE SPACE OBJECT MS-6198IDENTIFICATION)
Subject Index
SPACECRAFT SPECTRAL ENVELOPE ESTIMATIONMS-5710, MS-5767 MS-6100
SPACECRAFT POWER SYSTEMS SPECTRAL ESTIMATIONTR-577 JA-5228, MS-6148, TR-602
SPACE OBJECT IDENTIFICATION SPECTRAL MAGNITUDEJA-5407 MS-6153
SPACE PROCESSING SPECTRAL PARAMETERSTR-587 MS-6075, TR-672
SPACE SURVEILLANCE SPECTRAL PURITYMS-637 I MS-6050
SPACE SYSTEM PROBLEMS SPECTRAL RESOLUTIONTR-644 JA-5196
SPACE SYSTEMS SPECTRAL VECTORTR-644 MS-5901
SPATIAL ACQUISITION SPECTRORADIOMETRYMS-6198 MS-5767
SPATIAL ALGORITHMS SPECTROSCOPYMS-6198 JA-5343 (Pt. 2), JA-5503
SPATIAL DISCRIMINATION SPECTRUM ESTIMATIONMS-4937G TR-582
SPATIAL DISTRIBUTION SPECULAR REFLECTIONSJA-5415 JA-5224, TR-597
SPATIAL LIGHT MODULATION SPEECHJA-5369, JA-5445, MS-6065, MS-6217 MS-6231
SPATIAL RESOLUTION SPEECH ALGORITHMS
JA-5539, JA-5556, MS-57071 JA-5395
SPECKLE NOISE SPEECH CODINGJA-5286 JA-5418, TR-602
SPECTRA SPEECH COMMUNICATIONSTR-596 JA-5488
SPECTRAL ANALYSIS SPEECH COMPRESSIONMS-5744 JA-5395, MS-6116, TR-653
SPECTRAL DECAY SPEECH DIGITIZERMS-5933 MS-6116
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SPEECH FLATTENING STOCHASTIC PROCESSESJA-5329 TR-626
SPEECH PROCESSING STOICHIOMETRIC LASERMS-5930, MS-6100A, TR-590 JA-5059
SPEECH RECOGNITION STREAM PROTOCOLMS-5818, TR-647 TR-663
SPIN-ON SOURCES STRENGTHMS-6P2 MS-6095
MS-4937G, MS-5710, MS-5767, JA-5482MS-6006, MS-6393, MS-6434 STRESS ENHANCED
SPREADING MODULATIONS MS-5803i TR-596* TSTRESSES
SPREADING WAVEFORM JA-5310, MS-5803, MS-6092TR-596 STRIP HEATER
SQUARE WAVE JA-5419, JA-5466, JA-5475JA-5352 STRIP-HEATER OVEN
STABILITY J A-5279, J A-5313, JA-5330, J A-5367,JA-5290, JA-5479, JA-5517 MS-5767
STAR CATALOGS STRIPLINE COUPLINGJA-5322, TR-635 MS-6061
STARS STRIP TRANSMISSION LINESJA-5290, JA-5322 JA-5397, TR-600
STATE-OF-THE-ART STRUCTURAL CHARACTERIZATIONMS-6252 JA-5534
STATE ESTIMATION STRUCTURAL SYSTEMSMS-6297 TR-626
STATISTICAL MODEL STRUCTURED PROGRAMMINGTR-674 TR-623
STATISTICS SUBGRAIN BOUNDARIESMS-6270 JA-5295
STELLAR ATMOSPHERE SUBMICROMETER FABRICATIONJA-5290 JA-5274, JA-5435
STENCIL MASKS SUBMICROMETER-LINEWIDTHJA-5515 JA-5341, MS-6084
113
Subject Index
SUBMICROMETER PROCESSING SURFACESJA-5479, JA-5517 JA-5423, MS-6092
SUBMICROMETER RESOLUTION SURVEILLANCEJA-5517 TR-582
SUBMICROMETER STRUCTURES SURVIVABLEMS-6204 TR-633
SUB-MICRON SURVIVABLE ROUTING PROCEDURESMS-6084 MS-6248
SUBMILLIMETER WAVES SWITCHESJA-5336, JA-5385, MS-5862 MS-5871
SUBSTRATES SWITCHINGJA-5282, JA-5295, JA-5305, JA-5381 TR-639JA-5387, JA-5447, JA-5509, MS-5707C, SYNTACTIC ANALYSISMS-6063, MS-6085, MS-6271, MS-6292 MS-5794
SUPERCONDUCTIVE ANALOG SIGNALPROCESSING DEVICES SYNTHESIS
MS-6063 JA-530i, JA-5521
SUPERCONDUCTIVE CONVOLVERS SYNTHESIZER
MS-6060, MS-6063 MS-6231
SUPERCONDUCTORSJA-5397, MS-6097 TABLESJA-5 !124. JA-5285
SUPERSONIC FLOW TANDEM JUNCTION CELLJA-5385 MS-6008
SUPERSONIC TURBINE TANDEM SOLAR CELLSTR-577 JA-5509
SURFACE ACOUSTIC WAVESJA-4983, JA-5113, JA-5363, JA-5478, TANTALUM OXIDEMS-6083, MS-6095, MS-6097, MS-6393 JA-5316, JA-5357, MS-5927
SURFACE PHOTOACOUSTIC WAVE TAPERED BUNDLE
SPECTROSCOPY MS-6371
JA-5478 TAPPED DELAY LINES
SURFACE-PLASMA-WAVE MS-6061JA-5328 TARGET DETECTION
SURFACE WAVES JA-5315JA-5328 TARGET REFLECTION
JA-5337
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TARGET SIGNATURE TERRAINJA-5337 JA-5224, JA-5288, JA-5376
TARGET SIGNATURE CLASSIFICATION TERRAIN SCATTERINGMS-6168 MS-5757
TARGET SPHERE TEST BEDTR-597 MS-6190, MS-6339
TARGET SURVEILLANCE TEST-BED TRACKING SYSTEMJA-5265 MS-6190
TARGET TRACKING TEST AND EVALUATIONMS-5665, TR-598, TR-643 MS-6172
TARGET TRAJECTORY TEST FACILITIESTR-599 MS-5950
TARGETS TEXTURED IMAGESJA-5403, TR-597 MS-6154
TCAS (SEE TRAFFIC ALERT COLLISION THERMAL ANNEALINGAVOIDANCE SYSTEM) JA-5270, JA-5365, JA-5480, MS-6077
TEA LASERS THERMAL BLOOMINGJA-5403, MS-6207 MS-6025
TECHNOLOGY BASE THERMAL CYCLINGJA-5435 MS-5999
TELEMETRY THERMAL EXPANSIONMS-6079 MS-5803
TEMPERATURE THERMAL PROPERTIESJA-5392, JA-5447 JA-5305
TEMPERATURE DEPENDENCE THERMAL STRESSESJA-5327 JA-5282
TEMPERATURE EFFECTS THERMODYNAMICSTR-608 TR-577
TEMPERATURE SENSORS THIN FILM TRANSISTORJA-5325, MS-5552 JA-5406
TEMPORAL CORRELATION THIN FILMSJA-5361 JA-5295, JA-5402. JA-5406, JA-5478,
TENSILE LAP SHEAR JA-5482, JA-5484, MS-5934, MS-6012,
TR-652 MS-05
TERMINALS THOMSON SCATTER
TR-645 TR-608
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THREE-GUIDE OPTICAL COUPLERS TRANSISTORSJA-5437 JA-5269, JA-5406, JA-5513, MS-6273
TILT TRANSITION-METAL LASERMS-6148 MS-5609B
TIME DELAY TRANSITION METALSJA-5434, TR-599 JA-5335, MS-5806
TIME DOMAIN TRANSITION SYSTEMJA-5257, MS-5933, MS-6075 JA-5420
TIME-INTEGRATING TRANSMISSIONJA-5499, MS-6134 JA-5445
TIMING TRANSMISSION ELECTRONMS-6145 MICROSCOPY
TITANIUM JA-5390, JA-5405, JA-5406, JA-5480,
JA-5414, JA-5426, JA-5430, JA-5469 JA5534
TRANSMISSION LINES,OMOGRAPHY MS-6060JA-5214, JA-5376
TOPOGRAPHY TRANSPORT PROPERTIES
JA-5403 JA-5295
TRACKING TRANSVERSAL FILTERJA-5504, MS-6061, MS-6195
JA-5265, MS-5665, MS-6168, MS-6288TRAVELING IONOSPHERIC
TRAFFIC ALERT COLLISION DIURBNS
AVOIDANCE SYSTEM DISTURBACESMS-6275 JA-5440, JA-5442
TRAJECTORY TRAVELING WAVES
TR-650 JA-5440
TRANSDUCERS TRIANGULATION
MS-5552 JA-5422TRIFLUOROMETHANE
TRANSIENT ANNEALING MS-6293
JA-5313 MS-6293
TRANSIENT HEATING TUNABLE
MS-5760 JA-5449
TRANSIENT RESPONSE TUNABLE LASER
JA-5384 JA-5324, JA-5414, MS-6283TRANSIENTS TUNGSTEN
JA-5184 JA-5390, JA-5534
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TUNGSTEN SILICIDES VANADIUM MAGNESIUM FLUORIDEJA-5365 MS-5806
TURBINES VAPOR PHASE EPITAXYTR-577 JA-5310. JA-5405. MS-5763
TURBULENT ATMOSPHERE VARIABLE POWER DIVIDERJA-5158 MS-6193
TWO-DIMENSIONAL VARIABLESJA-5214, JA-5268, JA-5445, MS-5808, JA-5238MS-5837A, MS-6154, TR-632 VECTOR QUANTIZATION
TWO-DIMENSIONAL FILTERS MS-6100A
JA-5259 VECTORS
MS-6100ULTRA HIGH FREQUENCY VELOCITY
JA-5442, MS-5650, MS-6288 VELOCITJA-5508. TR-664
ULTRAVIOLET DETECTORS VELOCITY AZIMUTH DISPLAYJA-5347 MS-5970
ULTRAVIOLET LASERS VERY HIGH FREQUENCYJA-5274, JA-5326, JA-5354, JA-5423, JA-5332. MS-4937GJA-5426, MS-5707C, MS-6081
VERY LARGE SCALE INTEGRATIONJA-5479 JA-5282. JA-53 10, JA-5329, JA-5348.JA-5489, MS-5746, MS-5803, MS-5873,
UNITED STATES MS-5899, MS-6195. MS-6239. MS-6323.MS-6189 TR-622
UNSYMMETRICAL DIMETHYL- VERY-LOW DATA RATEHYDRAZINE MS-5901
JA-5314 VIBRATIONAL TRANSITION
UPLINK JA-5351MS-6 181 VISIBLE LASERS
UPLINK COVERAGE MEASUREMENT MS-6039MS-5742 VISUAL IMPAIRMENT
UPLINK/DOWNLINK ANTENNA JA-5464MS-5742 VISUAL PERCEPTION
USER MANUAL JA-5464TR-623
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VLSI (SEE VERY LARGE SCALE WAVEGUIDE BENDSINTEGRATION) MS-5835
VOCODED SPEECH WAVEGUIDE DEVICESMS-6 145 JA-5439
VOCODER WAVEGUIDE INTERFEROMETERSJA-5329, MS-5744, MS-590i, MS-6100, MS-5552
MS-6100A, MS-61 16, MS-6145, MS-6243, WVGIETR -5 0, T -66 , TR 670JA-5298, JA-5325, JA-5426, JA-5430,
VOCODER EVALUATION JA-5437, MS-5826TR-653 WAVELENGTHS
VOICE JA-5272, JA-5336, JA-5494, MS-5707C.TR-590 MS-5781I
VOICE CONFERENCING WAVE PROPAGATIONTR-663 TR-600
VOICE DATA INTEGRATION WEATHER DATAMS-6196 MS-6189
VOICE PROCESSING WET STEAM TURBINETR-653 TR-577
VOLTAGE WHITE NOISEJA-5250 JA-5451I
WIDEBANDWAFER-SCALE CIRCUITS JA-5363, MS-5865A, MS-6097, MS-6430
JA-5438, MS-6273 WIDEBAND NETWORK
WAFERS TR-659JA-5283, JA-53 13, JA-53 18, JA-5321, WIDEBAND PACKET NETWORKJA-5405, MS-5797, MS-6081, MS-6273 MS-6196
WATER WIDEBAND SATELLITE NETWORKJA-5287 MS-6339, TR-612
WATER VAPOR WIDEBAND SIGNALSJA-5394 MS-6393
WAVEFORM CODER WIDE BANDWIDTHMS-6116 MS-5767, MS-5809
WAE39,ORMS9 WIND MEASUREMENTSJA-569, R-5%MS-5970
WAVEFRONTSJA-5439
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WIRE ZINC OXIDEMS-5897 MS-6095
WORD SELECTION ZINC SELENIDETR-647 JA-5221I
ZONE MELTINGX-RAY COMPUTED TOMOGRAPHY JA-5282, JA-5295, JA-53 19, JA-5330,
JA-5214 JA-5342, JA-5388, JA-5402, JA-5424,X-RA DIFRACIONANALSISJA-5508, JA-5527, MS-5767, MS-5803,
JA-5270MS68
X-RAY IMAGING ZONE-MELTING RECRYSTALLIZATIONJA-5347 JA-5279, JA-5367, JA-5407, JA-5424,
JA-5475, JA-5490, MS-6076, MS-6091,X-RAY LITHOGRAPHY MS-6259
JA-5435, JA-5443, MS-6 107
YIELD.JA-5433
YTTRIUM ALUMINUM GARNETJA-5312
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