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Herbert G. Lipson, Alfred Kahan
The optical reflectivity of Mg2Sn measured between 10 and 45 μ at temperatures of 80, 296, and 473°K shows the effects of both lattice-vibration and free-carrier absorption. For the range of carrier concentrations investigated, 1017 to 1019 cm-3, the plasma …
6 entries
R. Geick, W. J. Hakel, C. H. Perry
The reflectivity of pure samples of magnesium stannide has been measured in the infrared region from 50 to 370 cm-1 at temperatures from 100 to 600 °K. The reflection spectra have been analyzed by means of a fit with a …
7 entries
C. Y. Liang
Based upon the two-band model, a combined analysis of the experimental data of an n-type GaSb sample obtained from Faraday rotation, spectral emittance, and Hall-effect measurements is discussed. It is found that the ratio of the mobilities of the (000) …
4 entries
Donald E. Mccarthy
No abstract provided
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J. D. Axe, G. D. Pettit
Measurements at room temperature of the infrared reflectivity, low-frequency dielectric constant (ε0), and optical index of refraction (n) have been made on KCoF3, KMnF3, and RbMnF3. The reflectivity data have been analyzed using Kramers-Kronig relations to obtain the dielectric dispersion …
4 entries
E. R. Schleiger, L. A. Webb
Measurements of total hemispherical emittance of selected Irtran filters are reported for the temperature range 45°K to 312°K. Values obtained for 1-mm thick specimens are 0.38, 0.23, and 0.15 for Irtran 2, 4, and 6, respectively, at 312°K and 0.49 …
15 entries
George Calingaert, S. D. Heron, Ralph Stair
A STUDY has been made of materials available and suitable for the construction of transparent windows employed for observation inside the combustion-chamber. Materials that can be used include quartz, spinel, sapphire, periclase, and fluorite. The transparency of these materials in …
2 entries
J. R. Jasperse, A. Kahan, J. N. Plendl, S. S. Mitra
Infrared-reflectivity measurements were made from 200 cm-1 to 800 cm-1 at temperatures ranging from 7.5 to 1060°K for LiF and from 8 to 1950°K for MgO. The reflection spectra were analyzed by means of a two-resonance damped-oscillator model, and the …
7 entries
J. A.a. Ketelaar
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D. L. Stierwalt
Optical properties of solids are usually determined by measurements of either the transmittance or the reflectance. Each of these methods has advantages and disadvantages, depending upon the spectral region and the nature of the material being studied. A third method, …
9 entries