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  1. Low Temperature Specific Heat of Tin and Tin-Indium Alloys

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  2. Low Energy Ion Bombardment Effects in Supersaturated Copper-Indium Alloys

    … Ar('+) ion bombardment of supersaturated Cu:In alloys. Ion bombardment always resulted in the preferential sputtering of In although for sample temperatures T(,s) (GREATERTHEQ) 250(DEGREES)C, In loss due to preferential sputtering was increasingly compensated by radiation-assisted surface …

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  3. The genesis of cellular precipitation in copper rich copper-indium alloys

    … to occur simultaneously in quenched and aged alloys while only cellular precipitation was observed to occur in isothermally aged alloys. Because of the presence of wide, vacancy depleted precipitate free zones in the vicinity of grain boundaries, general precipitation was observed to have no …

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  4. Anisotropy Effects in the Critical Field of Superconducting Tin - Indium Alloys

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  5. Anisotropy effects in the critical field of superconducting tin-indium alloys

    … Hc versus T, for eight superconducting dilute alloys of indium in tin near the critical temperature and at low temperatures extending to about 0.30 K. The effective magnitude of the superconducting energy gap is sensitive to the direction of the electron momentum relative to the crystal lattice …

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  6. A study of superconducting lead-indium alloys subjected to hydrostatic pressure using the electron tunneling technique

    … have been determined for the superconducting alloys Pb<sub>95</sub>In<sub>5</sub> and Pb<sub>88</sub>In<sub>l2</sub>, where the numbers refer to atomic percent. These alloys were selected for study due to their strong-coupling properties and the existence in the phonon spectrum of the …

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  7. Specific heat of superconducting films of indium and of indium alloyed with magnetic impurities

    … transmission for quench-condensed films of indium, indium-manganese, and indium-chromium. Manganese and chromium are 3-d transition elements, and retain their magnetism when dissolved in indium. This is the first (investigation of this sort where 3-d magnetic impurities have been studied in …

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