Applied physics papers

Applied physics papers 1956-58 only Bimonthly 600 Consultants Bureau, Inc. 200... 

S. Yamazaki, W. Nomura, T. Kawazoe, M. Ohtsu, Extended Abstracts (The 68th Autumun Meeting, 2007) The Japan Society of Applied Physics, paper number 7p-Q-10, Sapporo, Japan, September 2007... 

Cox, H.L., The elasticity and strength of paper and other fibrous materials, liritish Journal of Applied Physics, 1952, 3, 52. 

H. Asada and T. Matsui, Japanese Journal Of Applied Physics Part 1-Regular Papers Short Notes Review Papers 21 (1982) 259. 

Costas A. Varotsos received his B.Sc. in Physics at Athens University in 1980, and a Ph.D. in Atmospheric Physics in 1984. He was appointed Assistant Professor in 1989 at the Laboratory of Meteorology of the Physics Department of the Athens University, where he also set up the Laboratory of the Middle and Upper Atmosphere. In 1999 he became Associate Professor of the Department of Applied Physics at Athens University. He is Editor of the International Journal of Remote Sensing and Advisor to the Environmental Science Pollution Research journal. He has published more than 300 papers and 20 books in the fields of atmospheric physics, atmospheric chemistry, and global change. 

It was based on these uniqueness and commonalities, my colleague and I submitted a paper entitled Crystal Structure and A Unique martensitic Transition of TiNi to a Journal concerned with metals and alloys for publication in 1965. But, the paper was rejected outright by two anonymous reviewers who could not accept our observation that the Nitinol transition was unique. Obviously the reviews contend that by accepting Nitinol transition being unique, may make all other martensitic transformations garden variety. This may upset the theory of martensitic transition formulated thus far. We then, submitted the paper to the Journal of Applied Physics and was accepted for publication and eventually appeared in print [10]. A few months after the appearance of this article, the editor of the very journal that rejected my paper, asked me to review two papers on Nitinol for the journal. Suddenly, I was an undisputed expert in Nitinol Up to this point I had not really start to apply covalent-bond concept but devoting more time in collecting experimental data [14,15], which may be important in support or non-support of covalent-bond concept. 

In 1967, on April 3 and 4, under the sponsorship of ONR (Office of Naval Research) I organized the first International Conference on Nitinol called Symposium on TiNi and Associated Compounds . The conference was held at Naval Ordnance Laboratory, the birthplace of Nitinol. As the chairman of the conference I assisted in selecting the papers from this conference that were later published in block form in the Journal of Applied Physics [16]. Despite these efforts the Nitinol transition remained elusive for sometime. In fact, after more than 30 years since the discovery of memory effect and with more than 139 papers have appeared in various journals on this subject, the investigators still do not agree with one another. At the same time more than 4,000 patents worldwide have been filed on the use of the memory effect or superelasticity in Nitinol. Out of all this, the actual application of Nitinol remains only a handful. In sharp contrast other conventional alloys with martensitic transition has no controversy and in fact they are so well understood that a Crystallographic theory of martensitic transformation was formulated [27],... 

Japan Journal of Applied Physics Part I. Regular Papers Short Notes Review Papers, Vol.36, 1997, pp.6884-6887. 

The name coefficient of viscosity was said by Lord Kelvin, Mathematical and Physical Papers, 1890, 3, 437, to be both illogical and vicious, and a mystery of circumlocution. The same applies to elasticity, compressibility, rigidity, conductivity, etc., etc. 

Tables in Winkelmann, Handbuch der Physik, 1906, 3, 1092 Landolt-Bornstein, Tabellen, 4th edit., 1912,185. On determination of latent heat, see Griffiths, in Glazebrook, Diet, of Applied Physics, 1922,1, 550 Smith, J, Opt. Soc. Amer, 1925, 10, 711 technical data in Hausbrand, Evaporation, Condensation, and Cooling Apparatus, 5th edit., 1933. Manch. Mem. 1862, 1, 99 Scientific Papers, 1884,1, 482. ...

J. Gnerra, D. Vezenov, P. Sullivan, W. Haimberger, and L. Thulin, Near-field optical recording without low-flying heads Integral near-field optical (INFO) media. Japanese Jonmal of Applied Physics Part 1-Regular Papers Short Notes Review Papers 41 p. 1866-1875 (2002). 

Echigo, T. Naka, S. Okada, H. Onnagawa, H. Japanese Journal of Applied Physics, Part 1 Regular Papers, Short Notes Review Papers 2005,... 

Yase, K., Takahashi, Y., Ara-Kato, N., and Kwazu, A., Vapor pressure of organics (CuPc, etc.). Japanese Journal of Applied Physics Part 1-Regular Papers Short Notes Review Papers, 1995.34 636. 

Applied Physics Letters. Also published by AIP. Consists of three page papers covering important developments in applied physics. A repository for many of the early papers covering processing of HTSC films. 

Dina Katzir is Deputy CEO and Head of R D at Acktar Ltd, Israel. She holds M.Sc. Degree in Applied Physics and has close to 20 years experience in various aspects of material science and optics. She has authored of above 50 patents and numerous papers. She has published on a wide range of subjects IR optics, thin film coatings, membranes, medical devices, electronics and solar energy. 

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