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Top-seed solution growth and characterization of AlSb single crystals for gamma-ray detectors. Final report, 1 October 1994--30 September 1995

Description: The ultimate objective of the conducted research is to ascertain the potential of AlSb (in single crystal form) for application as {gamma}-detector material operating at room temperature. To this end approaches to crystal growth were to be developed which permit control of growth parameters affecting critical application specific properties of AlSb. The research was focused on exploration of the effectiveness of the Czochralski method and on the development of methods and procedures leading to … more
Date: January 26, 1996
Creator: Witt, A.F.; Becla, P.; Counterman, C.; DiFrancesco, J.; Landahl, G.; Morse, K. et al.
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Use and characterization of linear nozzles for spray forming

Description: Commercial production of aluminum sheet and plate by spray atomization and deposition is a potentially attractive manufacturing alternative to conventional ingot metallurgy/hot-milling, and to continuous casting processes because of reduced energy requirements and reduced cost. To realize the full potential of this technology the Aluminum Company of America (Alcoa), under a cooperative agreement with the U.S. Department of Energy, has investigated currently available state-of-the-art atomizatio… more
Date: November 1, 1995
Creator: Leon, D.D. & Kozarek, R.L.
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Recent results from E802 and E859

Description: Recent single-particle inclusive measurements and two-particle correlation data from E802 and its successor, E859, are presented. The K{sup +}/{pi}{sup +} ratio observed for collisions of 14.6 A{center_dot} {sup 28}Si ions on various targets is presented as a function of both forward and transverse energy. Source sizes are determined via interferometry using {pi}{sup +}, {pi}{sup {minus}}, K{sup +} and proton pairs.
Date: December 31, 1991
Creator: Zajc, W. A. & E-802 Collaboration, ANL-BNL-UCBerkeley-UCRiverside-Columbia-Hiroshima-INS-Kyushu-LLNL-MIT-NYU-Tokyo
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