Description: I. TECHNIQUES . II. d DOPING . III. QUANTUM WELLS . IV. HYDROGEN IN SEMICONDUCTORS . V. BOUND EXCITONS . VI. IMPURITIES IN SILICON . VII. IMPURITIES IN Ge AND GexSi1-x. VIII. IMPURITIES IN COMPOUND SEMICONDUCTORS . IX. DX CENTRES .

Materials Science Forum Vols. 62-64

Edited by: J. Barthel et al.

Online since: January 1991

Description: Materials Science Forum Vols. 62-64

Materials Science Forum Vol. 61

Edited by: N.B. Singh and D.J. Todd

Online since: January 1990

Description: Theory and experimental techniques of acousto-optic devices were developed for the purpose of modulating and deflecting the laser beams. By the end of the sixties very important results on acoustic beam steering, acoustic interaction in anisotropic media and efficiency and bandwidth of acoustooptic deflectors and modulators had been published. Since then varieties of acousto-optic devices have evolved with many applications in diverse fields.

Materials Science Forum Vols. 59-60

Edited by: A. Chamberod and J. Hillairet

Online since: January 1990

Description: This book contains a series of lectures given in a Summer School held in Aussois (France) in September 1989. It offers a global perspective on the current state-of-the-art in the rapidly emerging field of metallic multilayered structures.

Materials Science Forum Vols. 56-58

Edited by: B.C. Muddle

Online since: January 1990

Description: Part 1 . 1. PREMARTENSITIC BEHAVIOUR. 2. TRANSFORMATION THERMODYNAMICS AND MECHANISMS. 3. Transformations in ferrous Alloys. 4. BAINITE TRANSFORMATIONS . 5. NON-FERROUS ALLOYS. 6. MARTENSITIC TRANSFORMATIONS IN CERAMICS. Part 2 . 7. SHAPE MEMORY ALLOYS. 8. COPPER-BASED SME ALLOYS . 9. TITANIUM-NICKEL SME ALLOYS. 10.FERROUS SME ALLOYS. 11. MECHANICAL PROPERTIES AND APPLICATIONS OF SHAPE MEMORY ALLOYS .

Materials Science Forum Vols. 54-55

Edited by: J. J. Pouch and S. A. Alterovitz

Online since: January 1990

Description: Boron nitride thin films can be deposited on different substrates using techniques such as plasma deposition, ion beam deposition and reactive sputter deposition.

Materials Science Forum Vols. 52-53

Edited by: J. J. Pouch and S. A. Alterovitz

Online since: January 1990

Description: Amorphous, hydrogenated carbon (AHC) films can be deposited on various substrates using several techniques, e.g. plasma deposition and ion beam deposition. The resulting films can be hard, wear resistant and transparent.

Materials Science Forum Vol. 51

Edited by: William M. Yen

Online since: January 1990

Description: Materials Science Forum Vol. 51