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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Quarterly Progress Reports

Semiannual Technical Summary Reportsto Advanced Research Projects Agency 5

Technical Reports 7

G-Reports 13

Reports Prepared for Lincoln Laboratory 22

Journal Articles 23

Meeting Speeches 37

Special Reports 47

Lincoln Laboratory Publications 47

Lincoln Laboratory Monographs 47

Translations 49

Index of Lincoln Laboratory Authors 67

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SYSTEMS

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15 November 1961 269861

15 February 1962 272957

15 May 1962 275471

15 August 1962 283494

15 November 1962 289815

DIVISION 3

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ASTIA No.

15 January 1962 27195315 April 1962 275470

15 July 1962 283035

15 October 1962 289814

DIVISION 4

RADAR

ASTIA No.

15 February 1'962 273507

15 May 1962 276045

15 November 1962 291103

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45 April 1959 222823 45 April 4964 258076

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t 15 July 1959 226851 H-22 1.60 34.60

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t 15 January 1960 234915 H-64 1.50 29.50t 15 April 1960 239537 H-119 1.50 16.90

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Hayden SerialASTIA No. and Prices

Reentry Physics Program t I Oct. 1958 to 228431 H-12530 June 1959 M$1.50

P$38.80

t31 Dec. 1959 234627 H-127M$1.50P$22.00

30 June 1960 241226 H-269M$1.50P$10.30

t31 Dec. 1960 252669 H-276M$1.50P$11.80

Reentry Physics t30 June 1961 262543 H-361& Project PRESS Programs M$2.65

P$35.90

31 Dec. 1961 273072 H-45-3M$2.05P$48.15

30 June 1962 283478 H-454M$1.80P$37.90

High-Power Tube Program 31 Dec. 1959 23406430 June 1960 24141231 Dec. 1960 25068730 June 1961 260544

t3t Dec. 1961 270734t30 June 1962 278675

Radar Techniques Study 31 Dec. 1959 234063A 30 June 1960 241910

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t 7 Noise-Like Signals and Their B. L. Basore 26 May 1952 4641Detection by Correlation

t$ 24 Automatic-Alarm Radar for H. G. Weiss 4 Aug. 1953 20Z33PROJECT COUNTER CHANGE F. R. Naka(Final Technical Report) J. Freedman

W. P. HarrisJ.W. MeyerJ. F. Bennett

*t 34 Statistical Theory Applied to R. Price 3 Sept. 1953 28497 H-374

Communication through Multi- M$t.50path Disturbances P$10.65

t 56 Comparative Performance J. Freedman 25 Aug. 1954 42667of 10-cm and 70-cm Radar M. M. KesslerOver -the Sea V. L. Lynn

D.A. McKeeW. W. Ward

72 Characteristics and Capabil- H. G. Weiss 15 Oct.1954 55745ities of Automatic Alerting F. R. NakaRadar X-3

t 82 A Bistatic CW Radar E.A. Sloane 6 June 1955 76454E. S. CandidusJ. SalernoM. Skolnik

83 18-Mcps Field-Strength S. J. Fricker 14 June 1955 76455Measurements Over Sea R. P. IngallsWater W. T. Quinn

M. L. StoneC.A. Stutt

86 Project Caterpillar S. J. Fricker 22 Dec. 1955 92635

Antenna Measurements R. P. IngallsW. T. QuinnM. L. StoneC.A. Stutt

119 Some Experiments with J. J. G. McCue 8 June 1956 103579Three-Pulse Cancellationand with Sweep Integration

170 A 64-Pole RF Coaxial Switch L. J. Ricardi 3 Jan. 1958 110035B.F. LaPage

178 Elimination of a Type of R.E. Richardson 15 Apr. 1958 133851Natural Clutter in L-Band J. M. StaceyRadars H. M. Kohler

F.R. Naka

185 Final Engineering Report L. J. Ricardi 7 Aug. 1958 222288on Parabolic Torus Antenna M. E. DevaneSystem

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186 Radio Refraction in a Cool J. R. Bauer 27 Aug. 1958 202331 H-344Exponential Atmosphere W. C. Mason M$ 1.50

F. A. Wilson P$ 6.15

2Z8 Phased Array Radar Studies, J. L. Allen 12 Aug. 1960 249470 H-335I July 1959 to I July 1960 W. W. Camp M$3.00

L. Cartledge P$61.65W. P. DelaneyJ. Dibartolo, Jr.M. SiegelS. SpoerriJ. H. TeeleD. H. Temme

236 Phased Array Radar Studies, J. L. Allen 13 Nov. 1961 2717241 July 1960 to I July 1961 L. Cartledge

W. P. DelaneyE.A. DavidsonJ. DiBartoloA.J. FalloW.J. InceM. SiegelJ.R. SklarS. SpoerriJ. H. TeeleD. H. Temme

241 GENDARE (A Generalized M. M. Marill 22 Jan. 1962 284041Data Reduction System) J. B. Williams, Jr.

246 A Threshold Theory for H. L. VanTrees 22 Aug. 1961 266951Phase-Locked Loops

247 A Solid State Memory System V. J. Sferrino 22 Sept. 1961 264998Utilizing Impulse Switchingof Ferrite Cores

248 Application of the Resonant M. Labitt 17 Oct. 1961 265867Cavity Method to the Measure- M.A. Herlinment of Electron Densities andCollision Frequencies in theWakes of Hypervelocity Pellets

249 Cyclotron Resonance and B. Lax 30 Apr. 1962 278081Magneto-Optical Effects J. Halpernin Semiconductors

251 The DICON System R. S. Berg 31 Oct. 1961 267536D.B. EshlemanJ. N. HarrisR. M. HorowitzI. L. LebowW. H. LongN. J. Morrisson, Jr.F. Nagy, Jr.N. L. Daggett, Editor

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252 Elementary Lattice Theories J. M. Honig 11 Dec. 1961 269570and Their Application to GasAdsorption Phenomena

253 Precision Frequency Control C. M. Steinmetz 3 Jan. 1962 273509of a High-Power MillimeterKlystron

254 Ferro- and Antiferromagnet- G. F. Dresselhaus II Jan. 1962 273950ism in a Cubic Cluster of Spins

255 A Diplexer Using Hybrid L. J. Ricardi 7 Feb. 1962 274524Junctions

256 Radio-Echo Observations of J. V. Evans 19 Feb. 1962 274669the Moon at 3.6-cm Wavelength

257 Secondary Emission Charac- A. Vierstra 20 Feb. 1962 282311teristics of High-Power R. C. ButmanMicrowave-Tube Surfaces

258 Error Probabilities R. Price 23 July 1962 284651for Adaptive MultichannelReception of Binary Signals

259 The West Ford Antenna L. Niro 5 Mar. 1962 282311Feed System

261 Statistical Mechanical Theory P. L. Kelley I May 1962 274740of Magnetic Resonance

263 The COBI Data Transmission K. H. Morey 23 May 1962 277501Modem

264 A More Precise Analysis of R. L. Pease 28 Mar. 1962 275469Multi-Cavity KlystronsI. Solutions of the Boundary-Value Problem

265 Mass Spectrographic Lines E. B. Owens 3 Apr. 1962 275468of the Elements A. M. Sherman

266 Electromagnetic Studies E. L. Murphy 20 Apr. 1962 282309of Ionized Wakes S. Edelberg

G. F. Pippert

267 Magnetism and Crystal J. B. Goodenough 24 Apr. 1962 284300Structure in Nonmetals

268 Calculation of the Surface G. E. Vibrans 16 Nov. 1962Temperature of a Solidunder Electron Bombardment

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269 The Preparation and Properties D. B. Rogers 25 May 1962 282542of Some Vanadium Spinels

270 State Assignment Algorithm for M. I. Schneider 25 May 1962 286784Clocked Sequential Machines

272 Radio-Echo Observations J. V. Evans 22 June 1962 291102of the Moon at 68-cmWavelength

273 Scattering of Electromagnetic J. Rheinstein 28 June 1962 289380Waves by an Eaton Lens

274 Studies of the F-Region by the J. V. Evans 24 July 1962Incoherent Backscatter Method

275 RF Component Development R. S. Berg 3 Aug. 1962 291780for the DICON System B. Howland

276 The El Campo Solar Radar M. E. Devane 17 Aug. 1962 292173Antenna A. R. Dion

277 A Luneburg Lens as a Passive R.N. Assaly 21 Aug. 1962 291781Reflector for Satellite Commu-nication

278 The FX-1 Magnetic Film J. I. Raffel 27 Aug. 1962 292172Memory A. H. Anderson

H. BlattT.S. CrowtherT. 0. Herndon

279 Studies in Search for a R. C. Norris 14 Sept. 1962Conscious Evader

281 A Quantitative Examination J. L. Allen 17 Sept. 1962of the Radar ResolutionProblem

283 A Data Processing Formalism A. W. Armenti 6 Nov. 1962B. J. SchaferJ. M. Winett

284 Scattering from Density M.S. Macrakis 22 Oct. 1962 291779Fluctuations in a Plasma(Scattering and AbsorptionCross Section)

285 The Resistance of Bats D. R. GriffinS 23 Oct. 1962to Jamming J. J. G. McCue

A. D. GrinnellS

286 The Measurement of Small- B. L. Diamond 14 Nov. 1962Signal Parameters of Tran-sistors at VHF

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287 Incoherent Scattering from a M.S. Macrakis 22 Oct. 1962Plasma: I. The ElectronicSpectrum; II. The Ion-CarriedSpectrum

288 Radio-Echo Studies of the Moon J. V. Evans 20 Nov. 1962at 7.84-Meter Wavelength R. P. Ingalls

289 Optimum Incorporation of D. J. Sakrison 30 Nov. 1962External Observations witha Marine Inertial NavigationSystem

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22G-1 Movement of Military Centers J. H. Halbersteln 12 June 1962 285044 H-427as Safeguard Against Nuclear M$ 1.50Attack, Part II P$ 15.15

22G-2 Methods for the Adaptive H.J. Kushner 9 Nov.1962 290741 H-448Optimization of Binary M$ 1.50Detection Systems P$ 14.90

22G-3 Partial Differential Equations: P. L. Falb 27 Nov. 1961 268122 H-368First-Order Theory in One M$ 1.50Dependent Variable - P$ 6.90Deterministic Case

22G-4 On Optimal Linear Control M. Athanassiades 10 May 1962 276881 H-404Systems Which Minimize M$ 1.50the Time Integral of the Ab- P$ 23.65solute Value of the ControlFunction (Minimum- FuelControl Systems)

22G-5 Newtonian Drag Coefficients A. Freed 30 Mar. 1962 275055 H-398and Weights for Blunted MS 1.50Cone-Spheres at Small Angles P$ 6.90of Attack

22G-6 The Local Behavior of Cir- F.C. Schweppe 23 Feb.1962 272869 H-380cular Orbits MS 1.50

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22G-7 A Model for the Study of K.M. Sayre 29 Mar. 1962 274739 H-397Communications Degradation M$ 1.50

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22G-8 Time-Optimal Velocity Control M. Athanassiades 6 Sept. 1962 284207 H-422of a Spinning Space Body P. L. Falb MS 1.50

P$ 11.40

25G-0035 Specifications for a COBI E.J. Hofmann 18 July 1961 261546 H-327Data Transmission Modem MS 1.50

P$ 13.15

25G-0037 Error Statistics of A-1 P. L. Grant 15 Sept. 1961 264332 H-348Digital Data Signaling MS 1.50Equipment over Various P$ 31.40Media

25G-1 A Lower Bound for the Sum B. Reiffen 27 Oct. 1961 266826 H-357of Independently Distributed MS 1.50Continuous Random Variables P$ 2.90

25G-2 Sequential Decoding for R.G. Gallager 27 Oct.1961 266879 H-356Binary Channels with Noise M$ 1.50and Synchronization Errors P$ 8.65

25G-3 Applicability of Coding to A.B. Fontaine 27 Oct. 1961 266827 H-355Radio Teletype Channels MS 1.50

P$ 4.40

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No. No. Prices21G-0006 Primary Recording Instru- E.J. Peters 20 Feb.1961 263517 H-342

mentation for Re-entry M$ 1.50Physics Program P$18.90

21G-0017 Anelex Printout System for E.J. Peters 21 Aug. 1961 263249 H-336Reentry Physics Program M$ 1.50

P$ 8.65

2;1G-0022, Revision of West Ford TTY J. D. Drinan 2 Aug. 1962 283778Suppl. I Checking Program

21G-0024, West Ford Primary Print J.D. Drinan 2 Aug.1962 286367Suppl. 1 Program

21G-0029 Reliability of Redundant R. Teoste 22 Mar. 1961 260494 H-321Computers M$ 1.50

P$ 21.15

21G-0031 Specification for West Ford F. E. Heart 10 July 1961 261181 H-326Pointing Program M$ 1.50

P$ 6.40

21G-8001 Some Reliable Redundant R. Teoste 7 June 1962 284793 H-423Circuits M$ 1.50

P$ 7.65

21G-1 Programmed Satellite A.A. Mathiasen 28 June 1962 282041 H-414Pass Calculations Ms 1.50

P$14.90

21G-2 Project 861 Computer Pro- Group 21 14 Sept. 1962 286547 H-434gramming System; Mathe- M$ 1.50matical Analysis for Compu" P$ 13.15tation of Radar Pointing Data

ZIG-3 Project 861 Computer Pro- J.D. Drinan 6 Sept. 1962 285046 H-426gram System; Auxiliary A. A. Mathiasen M$ 1.50Programs and Techniques P$ 6.90

2IG-4 Project 861 Orbit Programs A. A. Mathiasen 31 Aug. 1962 285045 H-425W.R. Crowther MS 1.50

P$ 14.40

21G-6 Project 861 Computer D. M. Hafford 27 Nov. 1962 290802 H-455Program System; Pointing M$ 1.50Program Notes P$ 4.65

21G-7 Project 861 Computer J. D. Drinan 19 Nov. 1962 291230 H-459Program System; VenusPointing Data

Z2G-0071 Movement of Military J. H. Halberstein 14 May 1961 259667 H-317Operations-Centers or M$ 1.50Other Military Installations P$ 8.15as Safeguard Against NuclearAttack

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25G-4 Experiments in the Improve- H. L. Yudkin 27 Nov. 1961 269557 H-373ment of the Impulse Response M$ 1.50of Telephone Circuits P$ 7.90

25G-5 Automatic Error-Detection W.G. Schmidt 27 Nov. 1961 268128 H-367System for Toll-Grade Tele- M$ 1.50phone Circuit Data Trans- P$ 7.90mission

25G-6 Matching and Error Counter L. Staaf 5 Dec. 1961 268704 H-369E.J. Hofmann M$ 1.50

P$ 5.65

25G-7 Semi-Automatic RANDWORD C.A. Hoover 27 Nov. 1961 268703 H-370Printed Circuit Tester M$ 1.50

P$ 8.40

25G-8 COBI Data Transmission P. L. Grant 27 Mar. 1962 Z75152 H-400Testing in the United Kingdom M$ 1.50

P$ 6.90

25G-9 Transmission Testing on P. L. Grant 29 May 1962 282040 H-413Alaskan Forward- Propagation M$ 1.50Tropospheric Scatter Circuits P$ 14.40

25G-10 Revised RANDWORD Circuitry W.G. Schmidt Z Aug. 1962 289379 H-447and Circuit Characteristics MS 1.50

P$ Zt.90

26G-1 Uniform Oscillations from J. R. O'Connor 8 Jan. 1962 Z70662 H-376Infrared Masers H. A. Bostick M$ 1.50(12 September 1961) D. B. Barkers P$ 3.15

28G-1 A Note on the Multiple J.C. Fogarty 31 Aug. 19.62 283777 H-420Zeros of Random Polynomials J. Max M$ 1.50

P$ 4.90

30G-0014 Distribution of Electrons J. V. Evans 15 Sept. 1961 263902 H-345in the F Region MS 1.50

P$ 9.90

30G-2 Radar Cross-Section Observa- D. P. Hynek 19 Feb. 1962 274065 H-393tions of the Echo I Communi- M$ 1.50cations Satellite P$ 24.15

33G-1 Programming for the Group 33 R. P. Ingalls 9 July 1962 282042 H-415Analog-to-Digital Conversion W. C. Mason M$ 1.50System P$13.65

34G-1 A Critique of Wilcox's W. S. Widnall 28 Nov.1961 267537 H-366Method of Ambiguity Function M$ 1.50Synthesis P$ 3.15

34G-Z The Detection and Identifi- G. L. Turin 2 Mar. 1962 2738Z5 H-389cation of Underground Nuclear MS 1.50Explosions: A Study P$ 9.40

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34G-3 The Effect of Approximation M.J. Levin 13 Feb. 1962 272757 H-379Errors in a General Class MS 1.50of Matched Filter Detectors P$ 4.40

34G-4 Maximum-Likelihood Estima- R. Price 25 May 1962 276903 H-403tion of the Correlation Function M$ 1.50of a Threshold Signal, and Its P$ 8.90Application to the Measurementof the Target Scattering Func-tion in Radar Astronomy

34G-5 Instantaneous Spectra and M.J. Levin Z Mar. 1962 273239 H-386Ambiguity Function MS 1.50

P$ 3.15

34G-6 Estimation of Doppler Shift M.J. Levin 12 June 1962 278686 H-409and Spectral Width of a MS 1.50Random Process P$ 4.40

34G-7 Estimation of the Second- M.J. Levin 2 Nov. 1962 289607 H-445Order Statistics of Randomly MS 1.50Time-Varying Linear Systems P$ 11.40

34G-8 The Estimation of a Pulse M.J. Levin 9 July 1962 282043 H-412Transfer Function in the MS 1.50Presence of Noise P$ 5.65

34G-10 Upper Bound to the Capacity G.D. Forney, Jr. 26 Sept. 1962 287453 H-437of a Linear Time-Varying MS 1.50Channel with Additive Gaussian P$ 5.40Noise

35G-2 Kinetic Theory Description G. BienkowskiS 2 Nov. 1962 290491 H-446of the Initial Expansion of a MS 1.50Gas Cloud P$ 13.40

36G-t The Influence of Terrain W. E. Morrow, Jr. 20 Nov. 1962 290511 H-452Shielding on Radio Wave D. Karp MS 1.50Propagation at 8000Mcps R.V. Locke, Jr. P$ 2.40

W.C. Provencher

36G-2 Microwave Cross Section C. L. Mack, Jr. 15 Nov. 1-962 291231 H-458of Thin Dipoles

312G-0004 200 MC Beacon Tracking E. F. Tarbox 14 Sept. 1961 264325 H-347System for Reentry Physics MS 1.50

P$ 6.65

312G-0006 AC and Impulse Switching R.E. McMahon 26 June 1961 259503 H-319Techniques for Use with MS 1.50Magnetic Memories P$ 7.65

312G-1 Flashing Light Encoders L.A. Jacobson 27 Nov.1961 269588 H-372M$ 1.50P$ 6.15

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312G-3 On the Turbulent Far-Wake A.W.K. Metzner 15 Nov.1961 266943 H-362in Incompressible Axi- M$ 4.50Symmetric Flow P$ 6.40

312G-4 Scattering from a Homogeneous C.M. deRidder 15 Jan. 1962 274067 H-392Plasma Cylinder of Infinite L. G. Peterson M$ 4.50Length P$ 25.40

312G-5 Three-Degrees-of-Freedom K. Kresa 30 Jan. 1962 273134 H-384Trajectory Analysis Program P.A. Willmann MS 4.50

P$ 7.90

312G-7 Optical Observations of F.A. Wilson 16 May 1962 283416 H-418Lincoln Laboratory Hypersonic J. R. Bauer M$ 4.50Re-entry Vehicles Trailblazers P$ 12.15Ic and Id

312G-9 Linearized Theory of Homo- A.W.K. Metzner 7 June 1962 278439 H-407geneous Turbulence in a Corn- M$ 1.50pressible Fluid P$ 10.40

312G-10 Sources of Error in Microwave C. Bressel 3 July 1962 283563 H-419Transmission Measurement of G.H. Price MS 1.50Ionized Trails P$ 19.90

315G-1 Near-Field Characteristics L.J. Ricardi 17 Oct. 1961 266428 H-354of Array Antennas W.C. Danforth, Jr. MS 4.50

M.H. Malone P$14.90

315G-2 A Mechanically Fixed Radar L.J. Ricardi 16 Oct. 1961 266048 H-353Antenna with Scanning R. N. Assaly MS 4.50Capability W.C. Danforth, Jr. P$ 7.15

315G-3 A Mechanical Duplexer for B. F. LaPage 8 Dec. 1961 271400 H-377High-Powered X-Band Radars MS 1.50

P$ 11.65

41G-0009 A Method of Signal Design R.D. Haggarty 19 May 1961 258617 H-312Employing Saddle Point M$1.50Integration P$ 5.90

41G-0011 On Entire Functions and a J.A. Sheehan 5 July 1961 259568 H-314Fourier Integral Problem M$ 1.50

P$ 4.90

41G-0012 An RF Multiple Beam W. P. Delaney 9 Aug. 1961 262017 H-334Forming Technique M$ 1.50

P$ 23.15

41G-0014 Some Recent Strip Trans- D.H. Temme 19 Sept. 1961 264324 H-346mission Line Measure- M$ 1.50ments, Formulae, Techniques P$ 8.40and Components for PhasedArray Radar

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41G-1 Operational Characteristics J. H. Teele 6 Aug. 1962 288223 H-444of 16 Electron-Beam Para-metric Amplifiers in a 900 McpsPhased Array

42G-1 Commentary on a Paper by D. Middletoni 28 Dec. 1961 H-436Kuklev Concerning the In- MS 1.50fluence of Noise on a Decoding P$ 14.40Unit Using a Pulse Code Group

42G-2 Phase Shifting to Avoid B.H. Labitt 23 May 1962 277561 H-395Interference RegionsBetween Antenna Elements

45-34 Notes on MTI Simulation J. W. McGinn, Jr. 7 Oct. 1958 256978 H-322Techniques M$ 4.50

PS 4.40

45-34-1 Notes on MTI Simulation J. W. McGinn, Jr. 29 Mar. 1959 256979 H-323Techniques - Part II MS 4.50

PS 5.40

46G-0006 The High Frequency Low H.S. Bennett 24 Aug. 1961 262240 H-339Pressure Discharge MS 4.50

PS 9.40

46-0012 Evaluation of Three S.J. Miller 21 July 4961 260947 H-325Microwave Densiometers F. I. Sheftman MS 1.50

P$ 2.40

46G-0013 Some Equilibrium Properties J. Fineman 31 July 1961 261866 H-329of Elemental Superconductors MS 4.50

P$ 14.40

46G-1 Amplitude and Phase Deviation A.H. Kessler 8 June 1962 285628 H-430in Waveguides with Shunt MS 1.50Devices P$ 17.15

47-19 Computer Simulation of the S. F. Catalano 12 Sept. 1958 261365 H-332Pure-Phase Periodogram E.J. Jones MS 1.50and the Doppler Phase P$ 2.65Difference Integrator

47G-0010 An Ultrasonic Receiver for A. Bertolini 5 Dec. 1961 268702 H-371(Rev. 1) Detecting Signals of Bats M$1.50

P$ 9.90

47G-0022 Quaternary Cyclic Codes G. Solomon 13 Sept. 1961 263608 H-341MS 1.50PS 4.90

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22

JOURNAL ARTICLESJA No.

i506A Concerning Hybrids. C. W. Jones Microwave J. 4, No. 10, 98(1961)

1511 Length of Series and the N.C. Waugh Am. J. Psychol. 75, 177 (1962)R Learning Curve

1573 Magnetic Properties of J. B. Goodenough Accepted Vol. II of Landolt-Perovskites B~rnstein-Tabellen (Springer-

Verlag, Berlin)

1603A An Infinite-Stage Production- M. Freimer J. Math.Anal.Appl. 2, 500 (1961)Smoothing Process

1626 Two-Error Correcting Bose- N. Zierler Inform. and Control 3 291 (1960)Chaudhuri Codes are Quasi- D. GorensteinSPerfect W. W. PetersonS

1634 Rotating Polarization and J.J. Mikulski Proc. IRE 49, 361 (1961)Periodic Bodies

1637 A Stochastic Model for N.C. Waugh Psychometrika 27, 141 (1962)R Free Recall J.E.K. Smith

1644 Figure Coherence in the B. F. Green, Jr. J. Exptl. Psychol. 62, 272 (1961)R Kinetic Depth Effect

1655 Frequency Variations Due to J.H. Chisholm Trans. IRE, PGAP AP-9, 384Over-the-Horizon Tropospheric S.J. GoodmanS (1961)Propagation J. M. KennedyS

L.B. LambertSL. P. RainvilleJ.F. Roche

1664A Calibration of Prism Spec- S. Zwerdling Spectrochim.Acta 17, 819 (1961)R trometers in the Ultraviolet, J. P. Theriault

Visible, and Near-InfraredRegions

1665 Design Using Computers T.C. Bartee Chap. 6, A Survey of SwitchingCircuit Theory, E. J. McCluskeyand T.C. Bartee, Editors(McGraw-Hill, New York, 1962)

1667 Free Versus Serial Recall N.C. Waugh J.Exptl.Psychol. 62, 496 (1961)

1671 A Theoretical Limitation on J. L. Allen Trans. IRE, PGAP AP-9, 350R the Formation of Lossless (1961)

Multiple Beams in LinearArrays

1682 A Transient Discrete Time J.R. Kinney Ann. Math. Stat. 33, 130 (1962)R Queue with Finite Storage

1688 Computer Languages for B.F. Green, Jr. Trans. IRE, PGEC EC-10, 729

R Symbol Manipulation (1961)

1691 Machine Preparation of E.A. Guditz Trans. IRE, PGPEP PEP-5, 22R Printed- Wiring Masks (1961)

23

JOURNAL ARTICLES (Continued)JA No.

1693 A Poisson Kernel for Certain R. Hermann Proc. Am. Math. Soc. 12, 892R Homogeneous Spaces (1961)

1697 Hexagonal Iron Nitrides A. Wold J. Phys. Chem. 65, 1068 (1961)R R.J. Arnott

N. Menyuk

1704 Emission Spectrographic E. B. Owens Appl. Spectroscopy 16, 86 (1962)R Analysis of Fused Aluminum

Oxide and Fused Tin OxideCrystals

1711 The Computer as a Pattern B. W. White Behavioral Sci. 6, 253 (1961)R Generator for Perceptual

Research

1716 A New Treatment of Bose- H.F. MattsonS J. Soc. Ind. Appl. Math. 9, 654R Chaudhuri Codes G. Solomon (1961)

1717 Stimulus-Conditions Affecting B.W. White Am.J. Psychol. 75, 411 (1962)R a Recently Discovered Stereo-

scopic Effect

1718 Keeping Track of Variables D. B. Yntema J. Exptl. Psychol. 63, 391 (1962)R That Have Few or Many States G, E. Mueser

1721 Relationship Between Crystal J. B. Goodenough Phys. Rev. 124, 373 (1961)R Symmetry and Magnetic A. Wold

Properties of Ionic Compounds R. J. ArnottContaining .Mn 3+ N. Menyuk

1723 Evidence for Canted Magnetic D.G. WickhamS Ltr., J. Phys. Chem. Solids 20R Moments in Manganous Stannate N. Menyuk 316 (1961)

(MnSnO4 ) K. Dwight

1724 Recognition of Patterns in the B.G. Farley Computer Techniques in EEGR EEG Analysis (Elsevier Publishing

Co., Amsterdam, 1961), 49

1725 The Differential Geometry of R. Hermann J.Math. and Mech. 11, 303 (1962)R Foliations, II

1730 Cryosar Memory Design R.C. Johnston Trans.IRE, PGEC EQ-10, 712R (1961)

1733 On Differentials in Function P.L. Falb Am.J. Math. g3, 542 (1961)Fields 0. ZariskiS

1737 Likelihood Ratios for Diffusion T. S. Pitcher Trans. Am. Math. Soc. 101, 168R Processes with Shifted Mean (1961)

Values

1739 Hole Injection During Reduction W.W. Harvey J.Phys. Chem. 65, 1641 (1961)R of Ferricyanide at a Germanium

Electrode

1741 On the Existence of a Funda- R. Hermann Proc. Am. Math. Soc. 13, 489R mental Domain for Riemannian (1962)

Transformation Groups

Z4


1744 Growth of Refractory Crystals T. B. Reed J. Appl. Phys. 32, 2534 (1961)R Using the Induction Plasma Torch

1746 Symmetry of Configurational W.H. Kleiner J. Chem. Phys. 36, 76 (1962)R Entropy in Lattice Statistics

1753 Solution of Schr6dinger Equation L. Eyges Phys. Rev. 423, 1673 (1961)for a Periodic Lattice

1757 'Erektor Subrack Kit' Adapts to W. F. McBride Elec. Design News 7, 64 (1962)R Various Board Sizes

1758 Description of Impurity W.W. Harvey Phys. Rev. 423, 1666 (1961)R Ionization in Semiconductors

by Chemical Thermodynamics

1759 Some Effects of Anisotropy on T.A. Kaplan Phys. Rev. 124, 329 (1961)R Spiral Spin-Configuration with

Application to Rare-Earth Metals

1763A Recognition of Familiar B. W. White Perceptual and Motor Skills 15,R Characters Under an 107 (1962)

Unfamiliar Transformation

1766 Impurity Striations in Unrotated H.C. Gatos J.Appl. Phys. .. , 2057 (1961)Crystals of InSb A.J. Strauss

M.C. LavineT.C. Harman

1767 A Theory of Transistor Cutoff C.T. Kirk, Jr. Trans. IRE, PGED ED-9, 464R Frequency (fT) Falloff at High (1962)

Current Densities

1768 High-Power Duplexers C. E. Muehe, Jr. Trans. IRE, PGMTT MTT-9,R 506 (1961)

1769A Effect of Temporal Ordering B. W. White Perceptual and Motor Skills 15,R on Visual Recognition 75 (4962)

1771 Utilization of Order-Disorder J. M. Honig Advances in Chemistry Series,Theory in Physical Adsorption. No. 33, 239 (1961)II. The Square Lattice

1772 Width of the Turbulent Trail R. E. Slattery Phys. Fluids 4, 1199 (1961)R Behind a Hypervelocity Sphere W. G. Clay

1775 Angular Dependence of T.C. Harman Ltr., J. Appl. Phys. 32, 1800R Magnetoresistance in HgSe (1961)

1776 Measurement of Mitral Regur- W. H. LevisonS Circulation Res. 9, 1109 (1961)R gitation by Indicator-Dilution W. D. JacksonS

Techniques H. ShermanL. B. McGuireS

1777 Elements of Order-Disorder J.M. Honig J. Chem. Educ. 38, 538 (1961)R Theory

1779 Generalized Reed-Muller Codes E. Weiss Accepted Inform. and Control

25


1780 Cyclotron Resonance B. Lax Science 134, 1333 (1961)R

1783 Preparation of Stoicheiometric E. Whipple J. Inorg. Nucl. Chem. 24, 23R Chromites A. Wold (1962)

1784 Discussion of Incoherent Back- V.C. Pineo J. Geophys. Res. 66, 3965 (1961)R scatter Power Measurements H. W. Briscoe

at 440 Mc/s

1785 Magnetotunneling in Lead R.H. Rediker J.Appl. Phys. 3ZS, 2189 (1961)R Telluride A. R. Calawa

1786 The Negative Resistances in I. Hefni Proc. IRE (Correspondence) 49,R Junction Diodes 1427 (1961)

1788 The Dielectric Constant of C.E. Chase Physica 27, 1129 (1961)R Liquid Helium E. Maxwell

W. E. Millett§

1789 Magnetism and the Chemical J. B. Goodenough Accepted Suppl. I of Progress inBond Inorganic Chemistry, Vol. 4

(Interscience Publishers) Elec.Design News 7, 64 (1962)

1791 Magnetic Field Dependence of D.H. Douglass, Jr. Phys. Rev. 124, 735 (1961)R the Superconducting Penetration

Depth in Thin Specimens

1794 Solid-State Devices Other B. Lax Proc. IRE 50, 1011 (1962)R than Semiconductors J.G. Mavroides

1795 Oscillatory Magnetoabsorption S. Zwerdling J.Appl. Phys. 32S,2118 (1961)R in InSb Under High Resolution W. H. Kleiner

J. P. Theriault

1796 Noncoherent Switching in D.O. Smith J.Appl. Phys. 3, 1399 (1962)R Permalloy Films K.J. Harte

1797 Crystallographic Polarity in E. P. Warekois J.Appl. Phys. 3, 690 (1962)R the II-VI Compounds M.C. Lavine

A.N. MarianoH.C. Gatos

1798 The Structure and Switching D. 0. Smith Accepted Chap. 31, Magnetism:of Permalloy Films a Treatise on Modern Theory

and Materials, George T. Rado,Editor (Academic Press)

1799 Proposal for Magnetic Domain- D. 0. Smith Trans. IRE, PGEC EC-10, 708R Wall Storage and Logic (1961)

1802 Tangential Limits of Functions J.R. Kinney Accepted Proc. Am. Math. Soc.from the Class S.

1803 Compression and Coding E. Weiss Trans. IRE, PGIT IT-8, 256R (1962)

26


1805 Signal Sets with Uniform J. Max J. Soc. Ind. Appl. Math. 1:0 113R Correlation Properties (1962)

1808 Radiation Damage Experiments R. R. Billups Infrared Phys. !, 199 (1961)R on PbS Infrared Detectors W. L. Gardner

1809 Sequential Decoding for Discrete B. Reiffen Trans. IRE, PGIT IT-8, 208R Input Memoryless Channels (1962)

1810 Effects of the Earth's Magnetic 1.1. Shapiro J. Geophys. Res. 66, 4123 (1961)R Field on the Orbit of a Charged H. M. Jones

Satellite

1812 Electrochemical and Adsorption W. W. Harvey J. Electrochem. Soc. 109, 155R Measurements on Single W.J. LaFleur (1962)

Crystals: The Germanium- H. C. GatosIodide Solution System

1813A Radiation Effects in CaF2:Sm J.R. O'Connor J. Appl. Phys. 33, 1868 (1962)R H.A. Bostick

1815 A Note on a New Class of Codes G. Solomon Inform. and Control 4, 364R (1961)

1816 Classical Theory of the D.H. Lyons Phys.Rev. 1 540 (1962)

R Ground Spin-State in Cubic T.A. KaplanSpinels K. Dwight

N. Menyuk

1817 A Versatile Stochastic Model H.J. Kushner J. Math. Anal. Appl. E, 150 (1962)R of a Function of Unknown and

Time Varying Form

1818 Computer Techniques for the B.G. Farley Trans. IRE, PGBME BME-9,R Study of Patterns in the L. S. Frishkopf§ 4 (1962)

Electroencephalogram W.A. Clark, Jr.J.T. Gilmore, Jr.

1819 Characteristics of the {III} M. C. Lavine J. Electrochem. Soc. 108.. 974R Surfaces of the III-V Inter- H.C. Gatos (1961)

metallic Compounds: III. M.C. FinnThe Effects of Surface ActiveAgents on InSb and the Identi-fication of Antimony EdgeDislocations

1820 Interband Transitions for M.S. Dresselhaus Phys. Rev. 1Z5, 499 (1962)R Metals in a Magnetic Field G. F. Dresselhaus

1821 Microwave Devices K.J. Button Accepted Chap. 25, Magnetism:a Treatise on Modern Theoryandi Materials, George T. Rado,Editor (Academic Press)

1822 Visual Acuity under Blue R. T. Mitchell Trans. IRE, PGHFE HFE-3,R Illumination R. R. Mitchell 14 (1962)

27


1824 Radar Reflections from the W.G. Abel Ltr., J. Geophys. Res. 66, 4303R Sun at Very High Frequencies J. H. Chisholm (1961)

P.L. FleckJ.C. James

1825 Eyes and Ears for Computers E. E. David, Jr. 6 Proc.IRE 50, 1093 (1962)R 0. G. Selfridge

1826 Magnetism and Crystal J. B. Goodenough Accepted Chap. 9, Magnetism:Structure in Nonmetals a Treatise on Modern Theory

and Materials, George T. Rado,Editor (Academic Press)

1828 Nonparabolic Conduction Band G.B. Wright Phys. Rev. 125, I534 (1962)R in HgSe and HgSe 0 .5 Te 0 .5 A.J. Strauss

T.C. Harman

1830A The Multiplicity of Thought U. Neisser Accepted Brit. J. Psychol.

1831 Diurnal Power Variations of M. Balser J. Geophys. Res. 67, 619 (1962)R the Earth-Ionosphere Cavity C. A. Wagner

Modes and Their Relationshipto Worldwide ThunderstormActivity

1832A A New Technique for Investiga- G. H. Pettengill J.Geophys. Res. 67, 409 (1962)R tion of Meteor Echoes at UHF

1833 Theory of Bloch Electrons in a L. M. Roth J. Phys. Chem. Solids 23, 433R Magnetic Field (1962)

1834 Lifetimes of Orbiting Dipoles I. I. Shapiro Science 134, 973 (1961)R H. M. Jones

1835 Mechanical Developer for E. B. Owens Rev. Sci. Instr. 32, 1420 (1961)R Mass Spectrographic Plates

1840 Interband Transitions in G. Dresselhaus Phys.Rev. 25, 1212 (1962)R Superconductors M.S. Dresselhaus

1841 An RF Multiple Beam-Forming W. P. Delaney Trans. IRE, PGMIL MIL-6, 179R Technique (1962)

1841A Steering Radar Antenna Beams W. P. Delaney Electronics 3S, No. 28, 50 (1962)with a Lossless R-F Matrix

1847 Tunnel Diode Burnout from C. Blake Trans..IRE, PGMTT MTT-10,R the Video Transient of Gaseous W.J. Ince 88 (1962)

Noise Sources

1848 Computer Program for Pitch B. Gold J.Acoust. Soc. Am. 34, 916 (1962)R Extraction

1851 Distribution of the Normalized R. P. Wishner Trans. IRE, PGIT IT-8, 342Periodogram Detector (1962)

1852 Vapor Growth of Tin Oxide T. B. Reed Ltr., J. Appl. Phys. IL 1014R Crystals J.T. Roddy (1962)

A.N. Mariano

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1853 Design of a Repairable R. Teoste Trans. IRE, PGEC EC-lI, 643Redundant Computer (1962)

1854 Low Electron Effective Masses T.C. Harman Phys. Rev. Letters , 403 (1961)R and Energy Gap in CdxHgj.xTe A.J. Strauss

D. H. DickeyM.S. DresselhausG. B. WrightJ.G. Mavroides

1855 The Effect of Ion Mass and E. B. Owens Appl. Spectroscopy 6, 148R Ion Energy on the Sensitivity (1962)

of Ilford Q2 Plates as Ion De-tectors in Mass Spectrography

1856 Sophistication in Computers: J.R. Kelly, Jr. S Trans. IRE, PGIT IT-8, 78 (1962)R a Disagreement 0.G. Selfridge Proc. IRE 50, 1459 (1962)

1858 The Great Bat Mystery J.J.G. McCue Industrial Photography 10, 48R (1961)

1860 Galvano-Thermomagnetic T.C. Harman J. Phys. Cherm. Solids Zj, 913R Effects in Degenerate Semi- J.M. Honig (1962)

conductors and Semimetalswith Nonparabolic Band ShapestIL General Theory

1861 Properties of 400 Mcps Long- J.H. Chisholm Proc. IRE 50, 2464 (1962)Distance Tropospheric Circuits W. E. Morrow

B. E. NicholsJ.F. RocheA.E. Teachman§

1862 Bakeable Absolute Pressure W. J. CondellS Rev. Sci. Instr. 33, 231 (1962)Gauge for the Millimeter of H. I. MandelbergS

Mercury Range T.J. BeahnSC.E. Muehe

1863A Nb 3In: A f-Tungsten M.D. Banus J. Phys. Chem. Solids 23, 971R Structure Superconducting T. B. Reed (1962)

Compound H.C. GatosM.C. LavineJ.A. Kafalas

1864 (100) Facets in Pulled A.J. Strauss Solid-State Electronics 5, 97R Crystals of InSb (1962)

11867 Solution of Schr6dinger Equa- L. Eyges Phys. Rev. 126, 93 (1962)R tion for a Periodic Lattice. II

1868 Model for Transient Oscilla- J.I. Kaplan J. Appl. Phys. 33, 2372 (1962)R tions in a Three-Level R. Zier

Optical Maser

1869 The Theory of Tunneling P. N. Argyres Phys. Rev. 126, 1386 (1962)R and Its Dependence on a

Longitudinal Magnetic Field

29


1872 Correlation between Maximum S. Fischler Ltr., J.Appl. Phys. 33, 1615R Solid Solubility and Distribution (1962)

Coefficient for Impurities inGe and Si

1873 Electrolytic Polarization W. W. Harvey J. Electrochem. Soc. 109, 638R Resulting from Longitudinal (1962)

Current in Electrodes

1874 A Figure of Merit for the B. Howland Trans. IRE, PGCP CP-9, 102Design of Inductance Coils (1962)Having Low DistributedCapacitance

1875 Computer Applications to B. W. White Behavioral Sci. 7, 396 (1962)R Psychological Research:

Studies in Perception

1877 Decision Time Without Reaction U. Neisser Accepted Am.J. Psychoi.Time: Experiments in VisualScanning

1878 Small He II Tight Optical C.J. Rauch Rev. Sci. Instr. 33, 496 (1962)R Windows W. C. Kernan

1880B An Experimental Study of M.M. Kessler Accepted Trans. IRE, PGITBibliographic CouplingBetween Technical Papers

1882 Anomalous Magnetic Films M.S. Cohen J. Appl. Phys, 3, 2968 (1962)R

1881 On the Structure of Operator R. T. Prosser Accepted Memoirs of the Am.Algebras Math. Soc.

18,84 High Magnetic Fields and B. Lax Microwave J. 5, No. 2, 13 (1962)R High Frequencies

1885 Adaptation of Lattice Vacancy J.M. Honig J. Phys. Chem. 66, 1305 (1962)R Theory to Gas Adsorption C. R. MuellerS

Phenomena

1886 Ferro- and Antiferromagnetism G. F. Dresselhaus Phys. Rev. 126, 1664 (1962)R in a Cubic Cluster of Spins

1887 Hg-Se System A. J. Strauss Accepted J. Inorg. Nucl. Chem.L.B. Farrell

1888 Infrared Oscillations from H.A. Bostick Proc. IRE 50, 219 (1962)R CaF 2 :U+ 3 and BaFz:U+3 J. R. O'Connor

Masers

1890 Gain and Impedance Variation J. L. Allen Trans. IRE, PGAP AP-l0, 566R in Scanned Dipole Arrays (1962)

1891 Measurement of Turbulent R. E. Slattery Phys. Fluids 5, 849 (1962)R Transition, Motion, Statistics, W.G. Clay

and Gross Radial Growth be-hind Hypervelocity Objects

30


1892 Array Radars - A Survey of J.L. Allen Microwave J. S, No. 5, 67 (1962)R Their Potential and Their

Limitations

1893 Quantitative Measurement of D.F. Edwards J. Appl. Phys. 33, 2466 (1962)R Semiconductor Homogeneity P.D. MakerS

from Plasma Edge

1894 Negative Resistance InSb Diodes I. Melngailis Ltr., J.Appl. Phys. 33, 1892R with Large Magnetic Field R. H. Rediker (1962)

Effects

1895 Likelihood Ratios for T.S. Pitcher Accepted Illinois J. Math.Stochastic ProcessesRelated by Groups ofTransformations

1896 Hierarchies in Concept U. Neisser J. Exptl. Psychol. 64, 640 (1962).Attainment P. Weene

1898 Communication Theory vs R.M. Lerner Trans.IRE, PGIT IT-.8, 325R Communications (1962)

1901 Nonlinear Interband and B. Lax Phys. Rev. Letters 8, 166 (1962)R Plasma Effects in Solids J.G. Mavroides

D.F. Edwards

1903 Idler Circuits in Varactor B. L. Diamond Accepted Trans. IRE, PGCTFrequency Multipliers

1904 Parametric Amplification and R. H. Kingston Proc. IRE (Correspondence)R Oscillation at Optical 50, 47Z (1962)

Frequencies

1907 Electron Diffraction Technique T. P. Turnbull Norelco Reporter 9, 77 (1962)for Identifying Oxide Layers onCrystal Surfaces

1908 Gibbs' Phase Rule and J. Mindel J. Chem. Educ. 39, 512 (1962)R Euler's Formula

1909 Time Optimal Control for M. Athanassiades Trans. IRE, PGAC AC-7, 47R Plants with Numerator P. L. Falb (1962)

Dynamics R.E. KalmanSE.B. LeeS

1910 Storage and Logic Properties D.O. Smith Solid State Design 3, 23 (1962)R of Magnetic Domain-Walls

1913 Ferro- and Antiferromagnetism G.F. Dresselhaus Phys. Rev. 127, 1137 (1962)R in a Simple Cubic Lattice

1914 Synthesis and Superconducting T. B. Reed Ltr., J.Appl. Phys. 33, 2657R Properties of Nb 3 Sn2 and H.C. Gatos (1962)~NbZSn 3

1915 Crystalline Structure and H.C. Gatos Science 137, 311 (1962)Surface Reactivity

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1916 Some Statistical Properties M. Balser J. Research Natl. Bur. StandardsR of Pulsed Oblique HF W. B. Smith 66D, 721 (1962)

Ionospheric Transmissions

1917 On Frequency Variations of M. Balser Ltr., J. Geophys. Res. 67, 4081R the Earth-Ionosphere C.A. Wagner (1962)

Cavity Modes

1919 A Radar Investigation of Venus G. H. Pettengill Astron. J. 67, 181 (1962)R H.W. Briscoe

J. V. EvansE. GehrelsG. M. HydeL.G. KraftR. PriceW. B. Smith

1920 Note on the Creation of N.I. Durlach J. Acoust. Soc. Am. 3 1096R Pitch through Binaural (1962)

Interaction

1921 Thermal Conduction in Liquid C.E. Chase Phys.Rev. 127 361 (1962)R Helium II. I. Temperature

Dependence

1922 Theory of Galvano-Thermo- T.C. Harman J. Appl. Phys. 33, 3178 (1962)magnetic Energy Conversion J. M. HonigDevices: I. Generators

1923 Optimal Control for Linear M. Athanassiades Accepted Trans. AIEETime-Invariant Plants withTime, Fuel and Energy Con-straints

1924 An Alpha-State Finite Automaton J. M. Winett Trans. IRE, PGEC EC-11, 412R for Multiplication by Alpha (1962)

1925 Energy of a Vortex Ring in a J. C. Fineman Accepted Phys. Rev.Tube and Critical Velocities C. E. Chasein Liquid Helium II

1927 Classical Theory of the Ground N. Menyuk Phys. Rev. 1, 1983 (1962)R Spin-State in Normal Tetragonal K. Dwight

Spinels. I. Ngel, Yafet-Kittel, D. H. Lyonsand Collinear Antiferromagnetic T. A. KaplanModes

1928 Quantum Effects in Ge and Si. I J.J. Stickler Phys. Rev. 127 1077 (1962)R H.J. Zeiger

G.S. Heller

1929 Distribution of Sulfur in InSb M. . Banus J. Electrochem. Soc. 109, 829R Single Crystals H.C. Gatos (1962)

1933 Elastic Strain Energy Asso- R.E. Hanneman J. Phys. Chem. Solids 23, 1553R ciated with the "A" Surfaces M.C. Finn (1962)

of the III-V Compounds H.C. Gatos

1935 New Method for Calculating L. Eyges Phys.Rev. 128, 1715 (1962)Molecular Orbitals with Appli-cation to Cyclic Systems

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1937 Plasma Torches T. B. Reed Int'l Science and Technology,No.6, 42 (1962)

1941 The Well-Rounded Man B. Lax Microwave J. 5, No. 6, 13 (1962)

1943 The Growth of Ferrous Free A. Ferretti Accepted J. Appl. Phys.Cobalt Ferrite Single Crystals W. Kunnmann

A. Wold

1944 Infrared Absorption Spectrum W. E. Krag Phys. Rev. Letters 8, 485 (1962)R of Sulfur-Doped Silicon H.J. Zeiger

1945 Theory of Galvano-Thermo- T.C. Harman J. Appl. Phys. 33, 3188 (1962)magnetic Energy Conversion J. M. HonigDevices: II. Refrigerators andHeat Pumps

1946 Transcontinental Satellite D.H. Hamilton Proc. IRE (Correspondence) 0,R Television Transmission H. H. Hoover 1522 (1962)

R.V. LockeD.C. MacLellanW.E. MorrowB.E. NicholsT. F. RogersP. Waldron

1947 Methods for the Adaptive H. J. Kushner Accepted Trans. IRE, PGITOptimization of Binary

Detection Systems

1949 Recombination Radiation R. J. Keyes Proc. IRE (Correspondence) 50,R Emitted by Gallium Arsenide T.M. Quist 182Z (1962)

1950 The Asymptotic Behavior of J.J. Levin Accepted Proc. Am. Math. Soc.the Solution of a VolterraEquation

1951 High Pressure Phase Transition J.A. Kafalas J. Phys. Chem. Solids 23, 1541R in Mercury Selenide H.C. Gatos (1962)

M.C. LavineM. D. Banus

1952 On the Effect of Mutual J. L. Allen Trans. IRE, PGAP AP-10, 784Coupling on Unequally W. P. Delaney (1962)Spaced Arrays

1954 Preparation of Niobium-Tin T.P. Turnbull Rev. Sci.Instr. 33, 876 (1962)R Wires for Microscopy H.H. Ehlers

1957 Deviations from Stoichiometry R.F. Brebrick Accepted J. Phys. Chem. Solidsand Electrical Properties inSnTe

1958 A Circuit for the Square Root R. M. Lerner Accepted Proc. IREof the Sum of the Squares T.E. Sterns

1959 The Computation of Electro- J.J. Mikulski Accepted Trans. IRE, PGAPmagnetic Scattering from Con- E. L. Murphycentric Spherical Structures

33


1960 The Convex Hull of Plane J.R. Kinney Accepted Ann. Math. Stat.Brownian Motion

1962 Largest of N Selection J. Dumanian Accepted Proc. IRESystems Affected byMultipath Time Spreading

1963 Operating Characteristics of A.B. Fontaine Accepted Trans. AIEEa Telephone Data TransmissionSystem with Feedback

1965 The Relation Between the W. W. Harvey J. Phys. Chem. Solids 23, 1545R Chemical Potential of Electrons (1962)

and Energy Parameters of theBand Theory as Applied toSemiconductors

1966 Diurnal Variation of the J. V. Evans Ltr., J. Geophys. Res. 67, 4914R Temperature of the F Region (1962)

1967 Laminar-Turbulent Transition R. E. Slattery ARS J. ,32 1427 (1962)R and Subsequent Motion Behind W.G. Clay

Hypervelocity Spheres

1969 Error Probabilities for Adap- R. Price Trans. IRE, PGIT IT-8, 387tive Multichannel Reception (1962)of Binary Signals: Addendum

1970 Theory of Galvano-Thermo- T. C. Harman Accepted J. Appl. Phys.magnetic Energy Conversion J. M. HonigDevices: III. Generators Con-structed from AnisotropicMaterials

1971 Real-Channel Aspects of an W. G. Schmidt Accepted Trans. IRE, PGITError-Free Data TransmissionSystem for Toll-Grade Tele-phone Circuits

1973A The Preparation and Properties D.B. Rogers Accepted J. Phys.Chem. Solidsof Some Vanadium Spinels R. J. Arnott

A. WoldJ. B. Goodenough

1974 A Pulse Compression System E. N. FowleS Accepted Proc. IREEmploying a Linear FM D.R. CareyGaussian Signal R.E. VanderSchuur

R.C. Yost

1976 The Sensitivity of Radio- E. J. Kelly Accepted J. Soc. Ind. Appl. Math.metric Measurements D. H. Lyons$

W. L. Roots

1977 X-Ray Techniques and the V. SadagopanS Solid State Abstracts 3, 179Study of Defect Structure R. E. Hanneman (1962)in Semiconductor Crystals

1979 Angular and Magnitude Dis- T.S. Crowther Accepted J. Appl. Phys.persion of the Anisotropy inMagnetic Films

34


1980 Crystallographic Polarity A.N. Mariano Accepted J. Appl. Phys.of ZnO Crystals R. E. Hanneman

1981 The Madistor-A Mag- I. Melngailis Proc. IRE 50, 2428 (1962)netically Controlled Semi- R.H. Redikerconductor Plasma Device

1982 Optimal Stochastic Control H. J. Kushner Trans. IRE, PGAC AC-7,120 (1962)

1983 Spectral Widths and Shapes and V.C. Pineo J. Geophys. Res. 67, 5119 (1962)R Other Characteristics of Inco- D. P. Hynek

herent Backscatter from theIonosphere Observed at 440 Mcpsduring a 24-Hour Period in May1961

1984 Gallium-Arsenide Diode Sends R. H. Rediker Electronics 35, No. 40, 44 (1962)R Television by Infrared Beam R. J. Keyes

T. M. QuistM.J. HudsonC. R. GrantR.G. Burgess

1987 Comments on Similarity P. Penfield§ Ltr., Microwave J. 5, No. 9, 22R Considerations for Varactor B. L. Diamond (1962)

Multipliers

1988 A Lunar Theory Reasserted - J. V. Evans Accepted J. Research Natl. BurA Rebuttal Standards

1991 Operating Characteristics of T. C. Harman Appl. Phys. Letters ,. 31 (1962)R Transverse (Nernst) Aniso- J.M. Honig

tropic Galvano-ThermomagneticGenerators

1992 Enhancement of Radar Reflec- G.H. Pettengill Ltr., J. Geophys. Res. 67, 4881R tivity Associated with the Lunar J.C. Henry (1962)Crater Tycho

1993 Velocity of Sound in Liquid W. M. WhitneyS Phys. Rev. Letters 9, 243 (1962)R Helium at Low Temperatures C. E. Chase

1994 The Scattering Behavior of J.V. Evans Accepted J. Geophys. Res.the Moon at Wavelengths of G. H. Pettengill3.6, 68 and 784cm.

1995 Operating Characteristics of T.C. Harman Accepted Appl. Phys. LettersNernst Refrigerators for J. M. HonigAnisotropic Materials

1997 On the Sample Functions of T. S. Pitcher Accepted Ann. Math. Stat.Processes Which Can Be Addedto a Gaussian Process

1998 Golden Years of Applied Science B. Lax Microwave J. 5, No. 10, 13 (1962)

2001 Magneto-Reflection in Bismuth R. N. Brown Accepted Phys. Rev.J. G,. MavroidesB. Lax

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JA No. JOURNAL ARTICLES (Continued)

2004 A Low-Cost Thermocouple F.T. Worrell Accepted Am. J. Phys.Potentiometer

2005 High-Field Superconductivity S. H. Autler Phys. Rev. Letters 9, 489 (1962)in Niobium E. S. Rosenblum

K.H. GooenS

2006 Routing Procedures in Coin- R. T. Prosser Accepted Trans. IRE, PGCSmunications Networks.Part I: Random Procedures;Part II: Directory Procedures

2015 The Degarbler C.K. McElwain Accepted Inform. and ControlM.B. EvensS

2022 Key to Faster Computers: K. H. Konkle Electronics 31, No. 50 39 (1962)R Ten-Nanosecond Amplifier J. E. Laynor

2023 A Survey of Varactor Diode C. Freed Accepted Microwave J.Parametric AmplifierCharacteristics

2033 Nonlinear Oscillations of J.J. Levin Accepted J. Math. Anal. Appl.Fixed Period S.S. ShatzS

2032-U Semiconductor Maser of GaAs T. M. Quist Appl. Phys. Letters 1. 91 (1962)R. H. RedikerR.J. KeyesW.E. KragB. LaxA.L. McWhorterH.J. Zeiger

2034 Keeping Track of Several D. B. Yntema Accepted Human FactorsThings at Once

2037 Oscillatory Quantum Effects J.G. Mavroides Phys. Rev. Letters 9, 451 (1962)R in the Ultrasonic Velocity in B. Lax

Bismuth K.J. ButtonY. ShapiraS

2043 High Speed Hetrojunction R. H. Rediker Accepted Proc. IRE (Corre-Photodiodes and Beam-of- T. M. Quist spondence)Light Transistors B. Lax

2057 On the Minimum a Priori H.J. Kushner Accepted Trans. IRE-PGACInformation Necessary toConstruct Adaptive Filtersfor Stationary Time Series

2079 A Low-Level Peak Holding K. H. Morey Accepted Proc. IRE (Corre-Circuit Using an Operational K. E. Perry spondence)Amplifier

36

MEETING SPEECHES*

JA No.1350 A Study of UHF Space Com- R. P. Ingalls Ballistic Missiles and Space

munications Through an J. C. James Technology, Vol. III (PergamonAurora Using the Moon as a M. L. Stone Press, New York, 1961), 27ZReflector

1380A Automatic Digital-Data- E. J. Hofmann Trans. IRE, PGI 1-10, 27 (1961)R Error Recorder

1392A The Oxidation of Intermetallic A. J. Rosenberg Reactivity of Solids, J. H. deBoer,R Compounds: IV. The Sorption A.A. Menna etal., Editors (Elsevier,

of Oxygen by InSb at 78°K Amsterdam, 1960), 16Z

1423A The Millstone Radar in Satellite J. S. Arthur Ballistic Missiles and SpaceR and Missile Tracking J. C.. Henry Technology, Vol. III (Pergamon

G. H. Pettengill Press, New York, 1961), 81P.B. Sebring

1478 Solid State Microwave Devices R. H. Kingston Nachrichtentechnische Fachberichte,R Band Z2 (1961)

1530 Communication in Digital I. L. Lebow Information Theory (Butterworths,Systems London, 1961), 99

Note: Since 1 March 1960, Meeting Speeches have carried MS rather than JA numbers.

MS No.22 Magneto-Spectroscopy in B. Lax Proc. Intl. Conf. on Semiconductor

Semiconductors Physics, Prague, Aug. 1960

24 Damaged Layers in the (Ili) H. C. Gatos Proc. Intl. Conf. on SemiconductorSurfaces of the III-V Semi- M. C. Lavine Physics, Prague, Aug. 1960conductor Compounds E. P. Warekois

61 Advanced Radar Information D. L. Lovenvirth Ballistic Missile and SpaceEvaluation System - ARIES W. F. Holst Technology, Vol. III, D.P. LeGalley,

Editor (Academic Press, New York,1960), 33

82 Low-Temperature Devices A. L. McWhorter Trans. IRE, PGE E-3, 137 (1960)

84 Learning in Random Nets M. Minsky Information Theory (Butterworths,R O.G. Selfridge London, 1961), 335

89 The Computer as a Pattern B. W. White Behavioral Sci. 6, 252 (1961)R Generator for Perceptual

Research

91 Distances and Ratios in W. S. Torgerson Acta Psychol. 19, 201 (1961)R Psychophysical Scaling

94 Spin-Lattice Interaction for L. M. Roth Proc. Intl. Conf. on SemiconductorElectrons in Semiconductors Physics, Prague, Aug. 1960

* Only Meeting Speeches published or accepted for publication are included.

37

MEETING SPEECHES (Continued)MS No.

144A CW Millimeter Wavelength S. Foner Advances i Quantum Electronics,R Maser L. R. Momo J. R. Singer, Editor (Columbia

J. B. Thaxter Univ. Press, New York, 1961), 553G. S. HellerR. M. White

459 A Sequential Detection System A. A. Galvin Proc. IRE 49, 147 (1961)R for the Processing of Radar

Returns

162 Ultrasonic Instrumentation for J. J. G. McCue Rec. IRE Intl. Conv., Pt. 6,R Research on Bats New York, Mar. 1961

472 Radio Echo Measurements of G. H. Pettengill Proc. Lunar Symp. of Intl.the Lunar Surface Astronomical Union, Leningrad,

Dec. 1960

180 Perturbation Theory of the K. J. Button Proc. IEE 109B, Suppl. ZI, 56R Reciprocal Ferrite Phase - B. Lax (4962)

Shifter

181 Stoichiometry of Copper E. B. Murphy Proc. Am. Electroplaters' Soc.,R Bonding Using Copper Oxide T. P. Turnbull Newark (4961)

488 Radar Measurements of the G. H. Pettengill Accepted Advances in theLunar Surface J. C. Henry Astronautical Sciences, Vol. 8

217 Cyclotron Resonance Maser B. Lax Advances in Quantum Electronics,R J. R. Singer, Editor (Columbia

Univ. Press, New York, 4964), 465

Z27 Spin-Orbit vs Jahn-Teller J.B. Goodenough J. Phys. Soc. Japan 17, Suppl. B-1,R Deformation in Chromium 185 (1962)

Spinels

Z29 Design of a Twelve Horn L. J. Ricardi Rec. 7th Annual Radar Syrp.,Monopulse Feed L. Niro Univ. of Michigan, May 1964

237 Spin Wave Resonance in P. E. Tannenwald J. Phys. Soc. Japan 17, Suppl. B-1,R Magnetic Films 59Z (4962)

238 Positive and Negative D. 0. Smith J. Phys. Soc. Japan 17, Suppl. B-I,R Anisotropy in Nickel-Iron 550 (1962)

Films

240 Deep Space Probes at J. W. Meyer Rec. 7th Annual Radar Symp.,Millimeter Wavelengths V. L. Lynn Univ. of Michigan, May 4964

C. M. Steinmetz H-417, M$1.50, P$6.15E.A. Crocker

241 Mass Spectrographic Evidence E. B. Owens Proc. Conf. on Ultrapurification ofR for Deviations from A. J. Strauss Semiconductor Materials,

Stoichiometry in GaSb Boston, Apr. 4961

253A Experimental Studies of the V. C. Pineo Electron Density ProfilesR F Region Using the Incoherent L. G. Kraft (Pergamon Press, Oxford, 1962),

Backscatter Technique at H. W. Briscoe 358Frequencies Around 400 Mc/s D. P. Hynek

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257 High Field Magnetic Resonance S. Foner J. Phys. Soc. Japan 17, Suppl. B-i,R Experiments 424 (1962)

267 Solar Radiation Pressure H. M. Jones Space Research II (Proc. SecondR Effects, Gas Leakage Rates, I.I. Shapiro Intl. Space Science Symp.),

and Air Densities Inferred from P. E. Zadunaisky H. C. Van de Hulst, etal., Editorsthe Orbit of Echo I (North-Holland, Amsterdam, 1961)

268 Band Structure of HgSe and T. C. Harman J. Appl. Phys. 32S, 2265 (1961)R HgSe-HgTe Alloys A. J. Strauss

269 Magnetoreflection Experiments G. B. Wright J. Appl. Phys. 32S, 2113 (1961)R in Intermetallics B. Lax

270 Interband Faraday Rotation B. Lax J. Appl. Phys. 32S, 2128 (1961)R in III-V Compounds Y. NishinaS

272 Infrared and Dielectric Analysis E. B. Murphy SPE J. 18, 47 (1962)R of Structural Polyurethane W. A. O'Neil

Foams

285 Report from a Symposium on J. W. Meyer Low Noise Electronics (Proc. FifthR the Application of Low Noise AGARD Avionics Panel Conf.)

Receivers to Radar and Allied (Pergamon Press, London,Equipment 1962), 253

292 Some Results of Computer B. G. Farley Proc. Fed. of Amer. Socs. forR Simulation of Neuron-Like Nets Exptl. Biology, Apr. 1961

301 Magnetic Field Dependence of D. H. Douglass, Jr. IBM J. Research Develop. 6, 44R the Superconducting Energy Gap (1962)

in Ginzburg-Landau Theory withApplication to Al

307 Texture and Orientation of T. P. Turnbull Metallurgy of SemiconductorR Evaporated Bismuth Films E. P. Warekois Materials (Interscience

Publishers, New York, 1962), 61

328 The Design of Radar Astronomy H. G. Weiss NEREM Record, Boston, Nov. f961Instrumentation

343 The (1-cos () Radiometer J. W. McGinn NEREM Record, Boston, Nov. 1961

344 Radiometric Instrumentation J. W. Meyer NEREM Record, Boston, Nov. 1961R at Eight Millimeters J. J. Kirwan

D.M. Towle

347 Statistical Mechanics of Dilute R. F. Brebrick J. Appl. Phys. 33S, 422 (1962)R Solid Solutions

350 Cobalt Ferrite Crystal Growth W. Kunnmann J. Appl. Phys. 33S, 1364 (1962)R from the Ternary Flux System A. Wold

Na 20-CoO-Fe2 0 3 E. Banks

351 Vanadium Iron Oxides A. Wold J. Appl. Phys. 33S, 1208 (1962)R D. Rogers

R. J. ArnottN. Menyuk

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353 Antiferromagnetic Resonance J. J. Stickler J. Appl. Phys. 33S, 1302 (4962)R in MnTiO3 G. S. Heller

356 Isotropic Stress Measurements G. P. Weiss J. Appl. Phys. 33S, 1166 (1962)R in Permalloy Films D. 0. Smith

361 Magnetic Properties of Cr5S6 K. Dwight J. Appl. Phys. 33S, 1341 (4962)R in Chromium Sulfides R. W. Germann

N. MenyukA. Wold

362 Magnetic Transitions in Cubic N. Menyuk J. Appl. Phys. 33S, 4444 (4962)R Spinels A. Wold

D.B. RogersK. Dwight

363 Cation-Cation Three- J.B. Goodenough J. Appl. Phys. 33S, 4497 (4962)R Membered Ring Formation

369A Time-Varying Channels with P. E. Green, Jr. Accepted Acta TechnicaDelay Spread

384 An Electronic Decoder for T. C. Bartee Trans. IRE, PGIT IT-8, S-17Bose -Chaudhuri-Hocquenghem D. I. Schneider (1962)Error-Correcting Codes

382 Demonstration of Magnetic J. M. Ballantyne J. Appl. Phys. 33S, 4067 (1962)R Domain-Wall Storage andLogic

391 Digital Techniques in Neuro- W. A. Clark Computer Techniques in EEGR electric Data Processing Analysi (Elsevier, Amsterdam,

1961), 75394 Superconducting Magnets S. H. Autler NEREM Record, Boston, Nov. 1961R

396 A Simple Iterative Procedure H. Kushner Accepted J. Basic Engineeringfor the Identification of theUnknown Parameters-of a LinearTime Varying Discrete System

423 Scattering from Plasma C. M. deRidder Accepted Proc. Conf. on the PlasmaCylinders with Radial S. Edelberg Sheath, Boston, Apr. 4962Variations in ElectronDensity

424 Conductance of Germanium W. W. Harvey Accepted Ann. N. Y. Acad. Sci.in Contact with AqueousElectrolytes

433 A VHF Solar Radar System W. G. Abel Rec. IRE Intl. Cony., Pt. 5,R J.H. Chisholn New York, Mar. 1962P.L. FleckJ. C. James

436 Crystallographic Orientation M. C. Lavine Accepted Ann. N. Y. Acad. Sci.Effects on Some High Tempera- H. C. Gatosture Reactions of Germanium

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IiMEETING SPEECHES (Continued)

MS No.

441 High Magnetic Field Research B. Lax J. Appl. Phys. 33S, 1025 (1962)R

444 Error Probabilities for R. Price Trans. IRE, PGIT IT-8, 305R Adaptive Multichannel (1962)

Reception of Binary Signals

447A Comparative Analyses of J. W. MarS Accepted Proc. World Conf. onThin Paraboloidal Shells F. Y. M. Wan Shell Structures, San Francisco,

Oct. 1962

448 SECO: A Self-Regulating K. E. Perry Trans. IRE, PGIT IT-8, 1Z8R Error Correcting Coder- J. M. WozencraftS (1962)

Decoder

449 General Statistical P. N. Argyres Accepted Proc. Intl. Conf. onMechanical Theory of Magnetic and Electronic Reso-Resonance nance and Relaxation, Eindhoven,

Netherlands, July 1962

451 Transport Theory of Electrons P. N. Argyres Accepted Proc. Intl. Conf. onin Electric, Magnetic and N. J. Horing Physics of Semiconductors, Univ.Phonon Fields of Exeter, July 1962

453 Optical and Electrical A. J. Strauss Accepted Proc. Intl. Conf. onProperties of CdxHgl x T e T. C. Harman Physics of Semiconductors, Univ.Alloys J. G. Mavroides of Exeter, July 4962

D.H. DickeyM.S. Dresselhaus

454 Millimeter Cyclotron C. J. Rauch Accepted Proc. Intl. Conf. onResonance in Diamond Physics of Semiconductors, Univ.

of Exeter, July 1962

455 Study of Band Structure and S. Zwerdling Accepted Proc. Intl. Conf. onExcitons in InSb by Oscillatory W. H. Kleiner Physics of Semiconductors, Univ.Magneto-Absorption J. P. Theriault of Exeter, July 1962

456 Effective Mass Measurements B. Lax Accepted Proc. Intl. Conf. onin Semiconductors Physics of Semiconductors, Univ.

of Exeter, July 4962

457 Dispersion Theory, Interband B. Lax Accepted Proc. Intl. Conf. onand Plasma Effects J. G. Mavroides Physics of Semiconductors, Univ.

J. KolodziejczakS of Exeter, July 1962461A Ferro- and Antiferromagnetism G. F. Dresselhaus Accepted Proc. Intl. Conf. on Low

in a Simple Cubic Lattice Temperature Physics, London,

Sept. 4962

470 Keynote: Some Notes on the 0. G. Selfridge Proc. Symp. on Optical CharacterR Technology of Recognition Recognition, Washington, Jan, 1962

475 Foamed Materials in the Design C. A. Pappas Proc. Regional Tech. Conf. of Soc.R of Precision Radar Reflectors E. B. Murphy Plastics Engineers, Boston,

June 4962

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482A Some Similarities Between the B. G. Farley Proc. Conf. on Self-OrganizingBehavior of a Neural Network Systems, Chicago, May 1962Model and ElectrophysiologicalExperiments

487 Radar Measurements of Venus G. H. Pettengill Accepted Proc. Third Intl. SpaceScience Symp., Washington,May 1962

504 Theory of Indirect Exchange D. H. Lyons Bull. Am. Phys. Soc. 7, 313 (1962),in Rare Earth Metals T. A. Kaplan

508 A Computer Program for J. W. Forgie Accepted Proc. Fourth Intl. Cong.Recognizing the English C. D. Forgie on Acoustics, Copenhagen,Fricative Consonants I fI Aug. 1962and l el

509 Problems in the Study of the B.G. Farley Proc. Western Joint ComputerR Nervous System Conf., San Francisco, May 1962

510 Circuits for the FX-1 K. H. Konkle Proc. Western Joint ComputerR Computer Conf., San Francisco, May 1962

512 The Niobium-Tin System: T. B. Reed Accepted Superconductors (Inter-Stability Ranges and Super- H. C. Gatos science Publishers, New York)conducting Properties of W. J. LaFleurNb2 Sn 3 and Nb 3 Sn 2 J.T. Roddy

513 Description of a Computer B. Gold Accepted Proc. Fourth Intl. Cong.Program for Pitch Detection onAcoustics, Copenhagen, Aug.1962

519 The Chemical Approach to H. C. Gatos Proc. Symp. on Physics and Chem-Semiconductors A. J. Rosenberg istry of Ceramics, Pennsylvania

State Univ., May 1-962

524 C-Band Radar-Beacon Tracking B. H. Labitt Accepted Trans. AIEEfor Project Mercury

525 Tracking Performance of the J. G. Barry Accepted Trans. AIEEMercury Quad-Helix Acquisition G. F. DalrympleAid

527 Performance Evaluation V. L. Lynn Accepted Proc. ElectromagneticTechniques for a Large E. A. Crocker Window Symip., Columbus,Aperture Millimeter J. W. Meyer June 1962

531 The Organization of 0. G. Selfridge Proc. Conf. on Self-OrganizingR Organization Systems, Chicago, May 1962

548B A Pulse Compression System E. N. FowleS Proc. RADC Symp., Griffiss AFB,Employing a Linear FM D. R. Carey New York, Oct. 1962Gaussian Signal R.E. VanderSchuur

R.C. Yost

549 Hill Climbing Methods for H. J. Kushner Accepted J. Basic Engineeringthe Optimization of Multi-Parameter Noise DisturbedSystems

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560 Real-Channel Aspects of an W. G. Schmidt Proc. WESCON, Los Angeles,R Error-Free Data Transmission Aug. 1962

System for Toll-Grade TelephoneCircuits

581 Mobility Without Vision F. A. WebsterS Proc. Mobility Research Conf.,by Living Creatures Other Than M.I.T., Oct. 1961Man (With Special Reference toInsectivorous Bats)

583 An Evaluation of Recent 0. G. Selfridge Rec. IRE Intl. Cony., Pt. 4,Developments in the Field New York, Mar. 1962of Learning Machines

588 Vapor Growth and Doping of S. Fischler Accepted Proc. Metallurgical Soc.Silicon Crystals Using Tellurium AIME, Philadelphia, Aug. 1962as Carrier

589 Superconducting Behavior of T. B. Reed Accepted Proc. Metallurgical Soc.Some P-Tungsten Structure H. C. Gatos AIME, Philadelphia, Aug. 1962Niobium Compounds and Their W. J. LaFleurAlloys J. T. Roddy

591 Current Status of High-Field S. H. Autler Accepted Proc. Metallurgical Soc.Superconductivity AIME, Philadelphia, Aug. 1962

594 Reaction of Stannane with M.D. Banus Accepted Proc. Metallurgical Soc.Niobium Wires and Their H. C. Gatos AIME, Philadelphia, Aug. 1962Resulting Superconducting M. C. LavineBehavior T. B. Reed

595 Radar Studies of the Lunar J. V. Evans Accepted NEREM Record,Surface Boston, Nov. 1962

599 Growth and Nucleation Sites T. P. Turnbull Accepted Proc. Intl. Cong. foron Iron Whiskers as Revealed M. J. Button Electron Microscopy,by an Oxide Replica Technique Philadelphia, Aug. 1962

601 A Lorentz Attachment for the M. S. Cohen Accepted Proc. Intl. Cong. forRCA EMU-3 Microscope Electron Microscopy,

Philadelphia, Aug. 1962

615 Minimum Fuel Feedback Control M. Athanassiades Accepted Trans. AIEESystems: Second Order Case

621 Experimental Evaluation of a V. L. Lynn Accepted NEREM Record,1000-Wavelength Antenna K. J. Keeping Boston, Nov. 1962

W. D. Fitzgerald

626 Visual Pattern Recognition: 0. G. Selfridge Accepted Proc. Intl. Cong. onThe Problems and the Promise Technology and Blindness,

New York, June 1962630 Magnetostatic Modes in Thin K. J. Harte Bull. Am. Phys. Soc. 7, 448 (1962)

Films632 Cascading Low-Gain Parametric C. Blake Accepted Proc. Natl. Electronics

Amplifier Stages Con., Chicago, Oct. 1962

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640 Spiral and Concentric-Circle M.S. Cohen Accepted J. Appl. Phys.Walls Observed by LorentzMicroscopy

641 The Self-Shielded Microwave C. E. Muehe Accepted NEREM Record,

Discharge Boston, Nov. 1962

645 Radio Echo Studies of the Moon J. V. Evans Proc. Conf. on Lunar Exploration,Virginia Polytechnic Institute,Aug. 1962

654 Stimulated Infrared Emission H. A. Bostick Accepted Proc. Boston Laser Conf.,from Small Glass Fibers Northeastern Univ., Aug. 1962

660 Rotatable Anisotropy in Negative S. S. Lehrer Accepted J. Appl. Phys.Magnetostriction Ni-Fe Films

662 Crystallographic Transitions A. Wold Accepted J. Appl. Phys,in Several Chromium Spinel R. J. ArnottSystems E. Whipple

J.B. Goodenough

665 Thermodynamic Self-Consistent T. A. Kaplan Accepted J. Appl. Phys.Theory of Indirect Exchangein Metals

666 Magnetic Properties of a E. E. Huber, Jr. Accepted J. Appl. Phys.Single Crystal of MnP D. H. Ridgley

669 Atomic Moments and Magnetic J.B. Goodenough Accepted J. Appl. Phys.Coupling in Cation-ExcessNickel Arsenides

671 Flux Growth of NiFe 2 O4 W. Kunnmann Accepted J. Appl. Phys.Crystals by the Czochralski A. FerrettiMethod A. Wold

679 Antiferromagnetic Properties G. S. Heller Accepted J. Appl. Phys.of NiTiO3 J. J. Stickler

S. KernA. Wold

680 Drive Current Margins of A. H. Anderson Accepted J. Appl. Phys.Magnetic Film Memories T. S. Crowther

J.I. Raffel

683 Magnetostrictive Sensitivities I. W. Wolf 6 Accepted J. Appl. Phys.in Evaporated and Electro- T. S. Crowtherdeposited Permalloy Films

692 Phenomena at a Solid-Melt J. R. O'Connor Accepted J. Electrochem. Soc.Interface

694 High Power Tube Techniques G. L. Guernsey Accepted Advances in ElectronTube Techniques, Vol. II

44


701 Telling a Computer How to D. B. Yntema Accepted Proc. First Cong.Evaluate Alternatives as One L. Klein Information System Sciences,Would Evaluate Them Himself Hot Springs, Va., Nov. 1962

702 The Haystack Experimental H. G. Weiss Accepted NEREM Record,Facility Boston, Nov. 1962

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N. Kh. Abrikosov, A.M. Vasserman, et al.: Ia. L. Alpert, F. F. Dobriakova, et al.: On Cer-Investigation of the SnTe-GeTe System. Doklady tain Results of Determining the Electron Con-AN SSSR, 23.., No. 2, 279-281 (958). LLTr. 1. centration of the Outer Regions of the Ionosphere

by Means of Observations of Radio Signals fromAlgorithms. Doklady AN SSSR, 117, No. 1, 9-12 the First Artificial Satellite. Usp. Fiz. Nauk, 65,

(No. 2, 161-74 (1958). LLTr. 13.

E. I. Adirovich, V. G. Kolotilova, et al.: Transients S. A. Al'tshuler, M. M. Zaripov, et al.: Ultrasonicin Semiconducting Triodes. Radiotekh. i Elektr., Paramagnetic Resonance Absorption in Certaini, No. 8, 1052-7 (1956). LLTr. 4. Salts of the Rare-Earth Elements. Izvestiya AN- N(6SSSR, 21, No. 6, 844-8 (1957). LLTr. 17.E. I. Adirovich, K. V. Temko: Transient, Fre- A. Ts. Amatuni: To the Theory of Antiferromag-quency and Phase Characteristics of a Transistor netism, I. To the Theory of Antiferromagnetism,with a Common Emitter. Zh. Tekh. FiE., 27,II. Fiz. Met. i Metal., 3, No. 3, 411-21 (1956).No. 6, 1174-81 (1957). LLTr. 3. Fiz. Met. i Metal., 4, No. 1, 17-27 (1957).

S. V. Airapetiants, B. A. Efimova: Thermoelectric LLTr. 18.Properties and Character of the Bonds in the A. A. Ananyeva: On the Question of the ResonantBi2Te 3 + Sb2Te 3 System. Zh. Tekh. FiE., 28,No. 8, 1768-74 (1958). LLTr. 5. F, Frequency Shift of a Plane Piezo-electric Emitter

Operating on an Active Load. Akust. Zh. 3, No. 3,A. I. Akhiezer, V. G. Bar'iakhtar, et al.: On the 282-5 (1957). LLTr. 19.Question of the Ferromagnetic Resonance LineWidth. Fiz. Met. i Metal.., 6, No. 5, 932-4 (1958). R.G. Annaev: On the Measurement of the ElectricLLTr. 6. Resistance and the Thermal EAU in a Longitudinal

Magnetic Field in an Ni 3 Mn Alloy as a Function ofN. I. Akhiezer, A. N. Akhiezer: On the Problem of the Quantity of Ordered Phase. Doklady AN SSSR,Electromagnetic Wave Diffraction by a Circular 61, No. 6, 1009-12 (1948). LLTr. 20.Aperture in a Plane Screen. Doldady AN SSSR, V. K. Arkad'ev, I. M. Bunskaia: Automatic Mass

9, No. 1, 53-6 (1956). LLTr. 7. Radiator. Doklady AN SSSR, 76, No. 4, 513-14

N. S. Akulov, Ia. I. Fel'dshtein: Use of Group (1951). LLTr. 21.Theory to Analyze Crystal Anisotropy. Doklady L.A. Artsimovich, S. Iu. Luk'ianov et al.:AN SSSR, 70, No. 4, 593-6 (1950). LLTr. 8. Ee tymic in f a B .

- E le ctrodynamic Acceleration of PlasmaiiBunches.M. A. Aleksidze: On an Algorithm to Automatize Zh. Eksp. Teor. Fiz., 33, No. 1, 3-8 (1957).the Numerical Solution of the Plane Dirichlet LLTr. 22.Problem for the Laplace Equation. Doklady AN M. Ia. Azbel', M. I. Kaganov, et al.: Thermal Con-SSSR 11__9, No. 5, 847-50 (958). LLTr. 9. ductivity and Thermoelectric Phenomena in MetalsM. A. Aleksidze: On the Expediency of Using the in a Magnetic Field. Fiziko-Tekh. Inst. AN Ukr.Alternative Schwartz Method in Electronic Digital SSR. LLTr. 23.

5Machines. Doklady AN SSSR, 120, No. 2, 231-4 M. Ia. Azbel', E. A. Kaner: Theory of Cyclotron(1958). LLTr. 10. Resonance in Metals. Zh. Eksp. Teor. Fiz., 32M.A. Aleksidze: On the Rate of Convergence of No. 4, 896-914 (1957). LLTr. 24.the Iteration Process of a Difference Solution of K. A. Bagrinovskii, S. K. Godunov: Differencethe Dirichlet Problem for the Laplace Equation. Schemes for Multidimensional Problems. DokadyDokiady AN SSSR, IZ0, No. 1, 9-12 (1958). A SR15N.341 5LLTr.AN SSSR, 15, No. 3, 431-3 (1957). LLTr. 25.

Ia. L. Allpert: Certain Questions of the Physics V. V. Bardizh, Iu. I. Vizun, et al.: Certain Ques-of the Ionosphere I. Fluctuations of the Electron tions of Increasing the Reliability of a MagneticallyDensity and Radiowave Scattering. Usp. Fiz. Operating Memory. Tech. Rept., Inst. TochnoiDn suky 61, N ow a423-50 (1957). ULsr. 16. Mekh. i Vychislitel'noi Tekhniki (1956). LLTr. 26.Nauk, 61,tt No. 3, 423-50 (1957). LLTr. 16.

Ia. L. Al'pert: State of the Outer Ionosphere. G. P. Basharin: On the Use of the X2 Goodness-of-Priroda, No. 6, 86-7 (1958). LLTr. 15. Fit as a Criterion of Independence of Experiments.Ia. L. Allpert, A. A. Ainberg: On the Statistical Doklady AN SSSR, 117, No. 2, 167-70 (1957).

Nature of the Ionosphere. Zh. Eksp. Teor. LLTr. 27.Fiz. 21 No 8, 89-00 1951. L~r.12.N. G. Basov: On the Condition of Self-Excitation

Ia. L. Alpert, F. F. Dobriakova, et al.: On the of a Molecular Generator Without a Cavity Reso-Results of Determining the Electron oncentration nator. Radiotekh. i Elektr., 3, No. 2, 297-8of the Outer Regions of the Ionosphere by Means (1958). LLTr. 29.of Observations of the Radio Signals of the FirstSatellite. Doklady AN SSSR, 120, No. 4, 743-6 N. G. Basov: Molecular Generator. Radiotekh. i(1958). LLTr. 14. Elektr., 1, No. 6, 752-7 (1956). LLTr. 28.

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N. G. Basov, 0. H. Krokhin, et al.: The Obtaining V. I. Bespalov, M. A. Miller: Electromagneticof Negative Temperature State in a p-n Junction of Waves in Rectangular Grooves with a Dielectrica Degenerate Semiconductor. Zh. Eksp. Teor. Covering the Bottom. Trudy, Gor'kill IFTI-RF,Fiz., 40, No. 6, 1879-1880 (1961). LLTr. 112. Uchen. Zap., Fiz. Ser. 30, 61-76 (1956).

N. G. Basov, A. P. Petrov: On the Relative Fre- LLTr. 44.

quency Stability of Molecular Generators. A. E. Bezmenov: Diffraction of ElectromagneticRadiotekh. i Elektr., 3, No. 2, 298-9 (1958). Waves on a Semi-Infinite Grating. IzvestiyaLLTr. 30. VUZ, Radiotekh., No. 3, Z71-87 (1958). LLTr. 45.

F. G. Bass: On Galvanomagnetic Phenomena in P. A. Bezuglyi, A. A. Galkin: Investigation of theSemiconductors in a Strong Electric Field. Fiz. Surface Resistance of Tin in Weak MagneticMet. i Metal., 3, No. 3, 550-1 (1956). LLTr. 32. Fields. Zh. Eksp. Teor. Fiz., 34, No. 1, 237-8

F. G. Bass and S. Ia. Braude: On the Question of (1958). LLTr. 46.Reflecting Radar Signals from the Sun. Ukr. E. L. Blokh, A. A. Kharkevich: To the Question ofFiz. Zh., 2, No. 2, 149-63 (1957). LLTr. 31. the Geometric Proof of the Shannon Theorem.

M. G. Belkina: Asymptotic Representation of Radiotekhnika, 11, No. 11, 5-16 (1956).

Spheroidal Functions with Azimuthal Index m = 1. LLTr. 47.Doklady AN SSSR, 114, No. 6, 1185-8 (1957). N. N. Bogoliubov: On the Theory of the Supercon-LLTr. 33. ducting State. NDVSh., No. 1, 3-11 (1958).

M. G. Belkina: Tables to Calculate the Electro- LLTr. 48.magnetic Field in the Shadow Region for Various N. N. Bogoliubov, S. V. Tiablikov: On an Applica-Soils. "Soviet Radio" Press Moscow (1949). tion of Perturbation Theory to the Polar Model ofLLTr. 34. a Metal. Zh. Eksp. Teor. Fiz., 19, No. 3, 251-5K. P. Belov: To the Thermodynamic Theory of (1949). LLTr. 51.Magneto-elastic and Magnetostrictive Phenomena N. N. Bogoliubov, S. V. Tiablikov: Approximatein Ferromagnetics. Fiz. Met.i Metal., 2, No. 3. Method of Finding the Lowest Electron Energy447-53 (1956). LLTr. 36. Levels in a Metal. Zh. Eksp. Teor. Fiz., 19,

K. P. Belov, I. K. Panina: Calculation of the Mag- No. 3, 256-68 (1949). LLTr. 49.nitude of the Curie Temperature Shift Due to Pres- N. N. Bogoliubov, S. V. Tiablikov: Approximatesure From Magnetostriction Results. Fiz. Met. i Second Quantization Methods in the QuantumMetal., 4, No. 1, 185-6 (1957). LLTr. 35. Theory of Magnetism. Izvestiya AN SSSR, Fiz.A. M. Benderskii: On the Distribution of the Ser., 21, No. 6, 849-53 (1957). LLTr. 50.Modulus of the Maximum Deviation from the Mean N. N. Bogoliubov, S. V. Tiablikov: Perturbationin a Number of Observations. Doklady AN SSSR, Theory Method of a Degenerate Level in the Polar85, No. 1, 5-8 (1952). LLTr. 37. Model of a Metal. Vestnik Moscow Univ., Mate. -

A. A. Be-rdyshev, Iu. A. Iziumov: On the s-d Ex- Fiz. Ser., No. 3, 35-48 (1949). LLTr. 52.change Model of Transition Metals. Fiz. Met. i N. N. Bogoliubov, D. N. Zubarev: On the PhaseMetal., 5, No. 3, 55Z-3 (1957). LLTr. 38. Transition Theory. Doklady AN SSSR, 117, No. 5,

A. A., Berdyshev, Iu. A. Iziumov: On the Theory of 788-91 (1957). LLTr. 53.Antiferromagnetism. Fiz. Met. i Metal., 3, N. N. Bogoliubov, D. N. Zubarev, et al.: A NewNo. 3, 406-10 (1956). LLTr. 39. Method in Superconductivity Theory. (4 Articles.)

Doklady AN SSSR, 1.7,No. 5, 788-91 (1957) andB. P. Bering, V. V. Serpinskii: Calculation of the Zh. Eksp. Teor. Fiz., 34, No. 1, 58-79 (1958).Heat and Entropy of Adsorption by Means of a LLTr. 54.Single Adsorption Isotherm. Doklady AN SSSR, N. P. Bogoroditskii, Z. F. Vorobei: The Problem11__.4, No. 6, 1254-6 (1957). LLTr. 40.N..Bgrdtk, F.oobiThPobeof the Nonlinearity of the Volt-Ampere Charac-

I. L. Bershtein: On the Theory of Phase Auto- teristic for the Resistance of Silicon Carbide.matic Frequency Trimming. Radiotekh. i Elektr., Zh. Tekh. Fiz., 24, No. 5, 811-7 (1954).3. No. Z, 288-90 (1958). LLTr. 41. LLTr. 55.

0. A. Boguslavstev, A. P. Molchanov, et al.: In-I. L. Bershtein, V. L. Sibiriakov: Phase Auto- vestigation of Antenna Installations According tomatic Frequency Trimming of Microwave Gener- Cosmic Sources of Radio Radiation with Finiteators. Radiotekh. i Elektr., 3, No. Z, 290-1 Size. Radiotekh. i Elektr., 1, No. 6, 873-7(1958). LLTr. 42. (1956). LLTr. 56.

I. L. Bershtein, V. L. Sibiriakov: Phase Stabiliza- B. M. Bolotovskii: Skin Effect in Thin Films andtion of Microwave Generators. Radiotekh. i Wires. Zh. Eksp. Teor. Fiz., 32, No. 3, 559-65Elektr., 2, No. 7, 944 (1957). LLTr. 43. (1957). LLTr. 57.

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B. I. Boltaks: On the Diffusion of Antimony and Tin Tse-Pei Chiang: On Linear Extrapolation of ain the Semiconducting Compound SbZn. Doklady Discrete Hbmogeneous Random Field. DokladyAN SSSR, 100, No. 5, 901-3 (1955). LLTr. 58. AN SSSR, 112, No. 2, 207-10 (1957). LLTr. 431.

E. A. Boom: On the Interaction of Germanium with Tse-Pei Chiang: Remark on the Definition of theChemical Elements. Khimia Redkikh Elementov. Quantity of Information. Teoriya Veroiatnostei,Ionkh, No. 1, 121-30 (1954). LLTr. 59. 3, No. 1, 99-102 (1958). LLTr. 432.

H. Borg: The Technical Possibilities of Noise L. A. Chistovich: On the Discrimination of ComplexReduction in Receiving Weak Radar Signals. Audio Signals. First Report: On the Variation inLLTr. 483. the Perception of a Complex Sound During theE. S. Borovik: Hall Effect in Indium. Doklady AN Variation of the Intensities of Its Spectral Com-ponents. Probl. Fiziolog. Akust., 3, 18-26SSSR, 75, No. 5, 639-41 (1950). LLTr. 60. (1955). LLTr. 74. -

S.A. Borovik: Determination of Sulfur, Selenium L.A. Chistovich: On the Discrimination of Corn-and Halide Elements in Ores and Minerals by plex Audio Signals. Second report: Perception of

Spectrum Analysis Method of Spectrum Analysis the Pitch of a Complex Sound. Probl. Fiziolog.

of Solutions. Izvestiya AN SSSR, Fiz. Ser., 4, Akust., 3, 7-33 (1955). LLTr. 75.

No. 5, 630-3 (1950). LLTr. 61.B. B. Damaskin, N. V. Nikolaeva-Fedorovich,

L.fM. Brekhovskikh: Reflection of Plane Waves et al.: On the Absorption of the Cs+ Ion on the Sur-from Stratified Inhomogeneous Media. Zh. Tekh fa-ce-of a Mercury Electrode. Doklady AN SSSR,Fiz., 1__9, No. 10, 1126-35 (1949). LLTr. 6. 121, No. 1, 129-32 (1958). LLTr. 76.

L. M. Brekhovskikh: §7. Waves in Fine-Layered V. V. Degtiarev: Computation of Electron Trajec-Media. Waves in Laminar Media. Akad. Nauk tories in Crossed Electric and Magnetic Fields.Press, 74-92 (1957). LLTr. 63. Izvestiya VUZ, Fizika, No. 5, 102-7 (1958).

K. V. Brodovitskii: On the Integral f, (sinnx)/(p + LLTr. 77.

q cos x) dx. Doklady AN SSSR, 120, No. 6, 1178-9 1. Ia. Dekhtiar: Diffusion Parameters and X-ray(1958). LLTr. 64. Absorption Spectra of Atoms in Alloys. Doklady

I.S. Bruk: High-Speed Digital Computer M-2. AN SSSR, 108, No. 6, 1069-71 (1956). LLTr. 78.Elektrichestvo, 9, 14-23 (1956). LLTr. 65.

9-2 I. Ia. Dekhtiar: On the Interatomic Interaction inIa. S. Bugrov: Dirichlet Problem for the Circle. Alloys on a Base of Elements of the Fourth PeriodDoklady AN SSSR, 115, No. 4, 639-42 (1947). of the Mendeleev System. Doklady AN SSSR, 85,LLTr. 66. No. 3, 583-6 (1952). LLTr. 80.

E. L. Burshtein, L. S. Solov'ev: On the Diffractionof a Finite Beam of Electromagnetic Waves by a I. Ia. Dekhtiar: Variation of the Electric ResistanceCylindrical Obstacle. Doklady AN SSSR, 109, of Ni-Mn Alloys in a Magnetic Field Depending on

No. 3, 473-6 (1959). LLTr. 67. the Composition. Doklady AN SSSR, 93, No. 4,637-9 (1953). LLTr. 81.

G. Busch, R. Jaggi, et al.: Intrinsic Hall Effect ofInSb. Helv. Phys. Acta, 28, 452-3 (1955). I. Ia. Dekhtiar, S. M. Karal'nik: On the Nature ofLLTr. 69. Local Distortions in Solid Solutions Based onG. Busch, H. Labhart: Hall Effect in Silicon Metals of the Transition Group of Elements.G. Bsch H. abbrt: allEffet i SilconDoklady AN SSSR, 88, No. 2, 277-9 (1953).Carbide. Helv. Phys. Acta, 19, 230-1 (1946). LLTr. 82. N ,

LLTr. 68.

B. N. Bushmanov, G. S. Vozdvizhenskii: Study of M. V. Dekhtiar: Antiferromagnetic Orientation ofthe Process of the Zn = Zn + + Exchange on the the Magnetic Moments in an Ni Fe Alloy. Zh.Interfaces of a Zinc Single Crystal by the Radio- Eksp. Teor. Fiz., 34, No. 3, 7"K-3 (1958).active Indicator Method. Doklady AN SSSR, 114, LLTr. 83.No. 5, 1'046-8 (1957). LLTr. 70. M. V. Dekhtiar: Influence of the Ordering Process

S. M. Chanyshev, V. E. Zgaevskii: On the Tempera- on the Temperature Dependence of the Magneticture Dependence of the Chemical Potential. Properties of an Fe-Ni-Mo Alloy. Fiz. Met. iIzvestiya VUZ, Fizika, No. 4, 127-34 (1958). Metal., 3, No. a, 55-6 (A956). LLTr. 79.LLTr. 71.

Iu. A. Chernikhov, T. V. Cherkashina: Analysis of N. G. Denisov: On the Question of ElectromagneticIntermetallic Alloys. Zavod. Lab., Z5, No. 1, Wave Absorption in Resonant Regions of Inhomo-26-7 (1959). LLTr. 7Z. geneous Plasma. Zh. Eksp. Teor. Fiz., 34, No. 2,

528-9 (1958). LLTr. 84.M. L. Chetkarov: Relative Change in the Ionization

Energy in Impurity Semiconductors. Zh. Tekh. G. P. D'iakov: On Pair Effects in Single Crystals.Fiz., 28, No. 5, 962-4 (1958). LLTr. 73. Vestnik Moscow Univ., No. 5 (1956). LLTr. 85.

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R. Kh. Diveev: On a Property of Sufficient Sta- E.A. Efimov, I. G. Erusalimchik: Investigation oftistics. Doklady AN Uzb. SSR, No. 2, 7-10 the Kinetics of Anodic Dissolution of Germanium.(1959). LLTr. 86. Zh. Fiz. Khim., 32, No. 2, 413-17 (1958).

0. D. Dmitrievskii, B. S. Neporent, et al.: High- LLTr. 126.

Speed Infrared Spectrometer for the 0.8 - 3.0 4 0. V. Emel'ianenko, D.N. Nasledov: ElectricalBand. Optika i Spektro., 3, No. 2, 180-1 (1957). Properties of GaAs at Low Temperatures. Zh.LLTr. 87. Tekh. Fiz., 28, No. 6, 1177-86 (1958).

Iu. N. Dnestrovskii: Perturbation of Intrinsic Fre- LLTr. 127a.

quencies of Electromagnetic Resonators by G. Eremeeva, A. Berdyshev: AntiferromagnetismFerrites. Radiotekh. i Elektr., 3, No. 5, 675-89 of Transition Metals According to a Collectivized(1958). LLTr. 88. Electron Model. Fiz. Met. i Metal., 6, No. 5,

V. Dobronravov: On the Road to Using Inter- 929-30 (1958). LLTr. 128.

planetary Space. Grazhdanskaia Aviatsiia, No. 12, A. P. Ershov: On Programming of Arithmetic3-5 (1957). LLTr. 89. Operations. Doklady AN SSSR, 118, No. 3,

Ia. G. Dorfman: Diamagnetic Resonance in Strongly 427-30 (1958). LLTr. 129.

Magnetic Bodies. Doklady AN SSSR, 110, No. 2, N. A. Esepkina: On a Method of Measuring the201-2 (1956). LLTr. 90. Directivity Pattern of a High Resolving PowerL. D. Dudkin', A.P. Ostranitsa: Ternary Semicon- Radio Telescope. Doklady AN SSSR, 113, No. 1,

L P s i 94-6 (1957). LLTr. 130.

ducting Compounds AIBV B 2 . Doklady AN SSSR, I. G. Fakidov, E. A. Zavadskii: Producing Very124, No. 1, 94-7 (1959). LLTr. 91. Strong Pulse Magnetic Fields. Fiz. Met. i Metal.,

C. Dufour: Electrostatic Memory Tubes and Their 6, No. 3, 569 (1958). LLTr. 131.Applications. LLTr. 92. A.A. Fedorov: Asymptotic Solution of the Problem

V. Dupac: On the Kiefer-Wolfowitz Approximation of Plane Electromagnetic Wave Diffraction by aMethod. Casopis pro Pestovani Matematiky, 82, Perfectly Conducting Sphere. Radiotekh. i Elektr.,47-75 (1957). LLTr. 93. 3, No. 12, 1451-62 (1958). LLTr. 132.

G. E. Dzhems-Levi: On the Problem of General A.A. Federov, A.M. Krichevskaia: DeterminationAnamorphosis. Doklady AN SSSR, 113, No. 2, of the Total Sulfur Content. Author's Certificate258-60 (1957). LLTr. 93a. No. 579913 July 3, 1957, Patent No. 110592, USSR,

LLTr. 133.I.E. Dzialoshinskii: On the Magnetic Structure of F. 1. Fedorov: Optics of Magnetic Crystals.Fluorides of the Transition Metals. Zh. Eksp.Teor. Fiz., 33, No. 6, 1454-7 (1957). LLTr. 94. Optika i Spektro., I, 1, No. 7, 926-36 (1956); II, 2,

No. 3, 361-70 (1957); III, 2, No. 4, 514-23 (1957).A.V. Efimov: On the Approximation of Certain LLTr. 134.Classes of Continuous Functions by Fourier and A. Fekhikher: On an Expression for the Powers ofFejer Sums. Doklady AN SSSR, 114, No. 5, a Matrix and Its Application to Iterated Networks.930-3 (1957). LLTr. 95. Ann. de Telecomm., 10, No. 11, 237-42 (1955).

LLTr. 135.E. A. Efimov, I. G. Erusalimchik: On the Char- Ia. N. Fel'd: Diffraction of Electromagnetic Wavesacteristics of Electro-oxidation Reactions at aGermanium Anode. Doklady AN SSSR, i28, No. i, by a Semi-nfinite Grating. Radiotekh. i Elektr.,124-6 (1959). LLTr. 127. 3 No. 7, 882-9 (1958). LLTr. 136.

E. I. Fialko: On the Question of the Distribution ofE. A. Efimov, I. G. Erusalimchik: Influence of the Meteor Radio Echoes According to Their Duration.Electrophysical Properties of Germanium on Its Astron. Zh., 34, No. 2, 241-6 (1957). LLTr. 137.Anodic Dissolution Process. Zh. Fiz. Khim., 32, FnNo. 5, 1f03-6 (1958). LLTr. 96. G. Finke, G. Lautz: On Impace Ionization in

Germanium Single Crystals in the 4.2 - 10*K Tem-

E. A. Efimov, I. G. Erusalimchik: Investigation of perature Range. Zeit. Naturforsch., lZa, 223-5Electrode Reactions on a Silicon Cathode. Doklady (1957). LLTr. 138.AN SSSR, 124, No. 3, 609-12 (1959). LLTr. 97. A.I. Finkel'shtein, F.L. Malachevskaia, et al.: A

E. A. Efimov, I. G. Erusalimchik: Investigation of Simple Method of Producing Potassium BromideHdoe Over-VolaGe onus Grmnium.nv Zhtigatin f Plates for the Infrared Spectroscopy of Solids.Hydrogen Over-Voltage on Germ anium . Zh. Fiz. p i ai S e t o , 6 N .3, 4 5( 9 ). L r 1 .Khim., 32, No. 9, 1967-70 (1958). LLTr. 98. Optika i Spektro.,-6, No. 3, 415 (1959). LLTr. 139.

V.A. Fock: Approximate Formula for Distance ofE. A. Efimov, I. G. Erusalimchik: Investigation of the Horizon in the Presence of Superrefraction.the Capacitance of a Germanium Electrode. Zh. Radiotekh. i Elektr., 1, No. 5, 560-74 (1956).Fiz. Khim., 33, No. 2, 441-6 (1959). LLTr. 100. LLTr. 141.

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V.A. Fock: Letter to the Editors Apropos a Letter E. Gastinger: Research Trends in the Chemistryto the Editor by R. G. Mirimanov. Radiotekh. i of Germanium. Fortschr. Chem. Forsch., 3,Elektr., 4, No. 4, 730 (1959). LLTr. 142. 603-56 (1955). LLTr. 155.

V.A. Fock: Theory of Diffraction from a Parabo- F. Gaume: Coils Without Iron for the Productionloid of Revolution. Sbornik, Diffraktsia, Sovetskoe of Very Intense Continuous Magnetic Fields. Cal-Radio, Moscow, 5-56 (1957). LLTr. 143. culation and Realization. Jnl. Recherches Centre

Nat. Recherche Sci., No. 43 (June 4953).V.A. Fock, A.A. Federov: Diffraction of a Plane LLt. 456.

Electromagnetic Wave by a Perfectly Conducting

Paraboloid of Revolution. Zh. Tekh. Fiz., Z8, F. Gaume: Coils Without Iron for the ProductionNo. 11, 2548-66 (1958). LLTr. 144. of Very Intense Continuous Magnetic Fields. Cal-

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INDEX OF LINCOLN LABORATORY AUTHORS

Abel, W. G., JA-1824; MS-433 Devane, M.E., TR-185, 276Allen, 3. L., JA-1671, 1890, 1892, 1952; TR-228, Diamond, B. L., JA-1903, 1987; TR-286

236, 281 DiBartolo, 3., Jr., TR-228, 236Anderson, A. H., MS-680; TR-278 Dickey, D.H., JA-1854; MS-453Argyres, P.N., JA-1869; MS-449, 451- Dion, A.R., TR-276

J Armenti, A.W., TR-283 Douglass, D.H., Jr., JA-1791; MS-301Arnott, R.J., JA-1697, 1721, 1973A; MS-351, 662 Dresseihaus, G. F., JA-1820, 1840, 1886, 1913;Arthur, J. S., JA-1423A MS-461A; TR-254Assaly, R.N., TR-277; 315G-2 Dresseihaus, M. S., JA-1820, 1840, 1854; MS-453Athanassiades, M., JA-1909, 1923; MS-615; Drinan, J.D., 21-G-0022-1, 21G-0024-1, 21G-3

22G-4, 22G-8 Dumanian, J.A., JA-1962; 52G-2Autler, S.H., JA-2005; MS-394, 591 Durlach, N.I., JA-1920Axelbank, M., 47G-3 Dwight, K., JA-1723, 1816, 1927; MS-361, 362Ballantyne, 3. M., MS-382 Edelberg, S., MS-423; TR-266

Balser, M., JA-1831, 1916, 1917 Edwards, D. F., JA-1893, 1901I Banks, E., MS-350 Ehlers, H. H., JA-1954Banus, M.D., JA-1863A, 1929, 1951; MS-594 Eshleman, D.B., TR-251Barry, J.G., MS-525 Evans, J.V., JA-1919, 1966, 1988, 1994; MS-595,Bartee, T.C., JA-1665; MS-381 645; TR-256, 272, 274, 288; 30G-0014Basore, B.L., TR-7 Eyges, L., JA-1753, 1867, 1935Bauer, J.R., TR-186; 312G-7 Falb, P.L., .TA-1733, 1909; 22G-3-, 22G-8Bennett, H.S., 46G-0006 Fallo, A.J., TR-236Bennett, 3. F., TR-24 Farley, B. G., JA-1724, 1818; MS-292, 482A, 509Berg, R.S., TR-251, 275 Farrell, L.B., JA-1887Bertolini, A., 47G-0010-1 Ferretti, A., JA-1943; MS-671Billups, R. R., JA-1808 Fineman, J., JA-1925; 46G-0013Blake, C., JA-1847; MS-632 Finn, M.C., JA-1819, 1933Blatt, H., TR-278 Fischler, S., JA-1872; MS-588Bostick, H.A., JA-1813A, 1888; MS-654; 26G-1 Fitzgerald, W.D., MS-621Brebrick, R.F., JA-1957; MS-347 Fleck, P.L., JA-1824; MS-433Bressel, C., 312G-10 Fogarty, J.C., 28G-1Briscoe, HW., JA-1784, 1919; MS-253A Foner, S., MS-144A, 257Brown, R.N., JA-2001 Fontaine, A.B., JA-1963; Z5G-3Burgess, R.G., JA-1984 Forgie, C.D., MS-508Butman, R.C., TR-257 Forgie, J.W., MS-508Button, K.J., JA-1821, 2037; MS-180 Forney, G.D., Jr., 34G-10Button, M.J., MS-599 Freed, A., 22G-5Calawa, A. R., JA-1785 Freed, C., JA-2023Camp, W.W., TR-228 Freedman, J., TR-24, 56Candidus, E.S., TR-82 Freinier, M.L., JA-1603ACarey, D.R., JA-1974; MS-548B Fricker, 5.3., TR-83, 86Cartledge, L., TR-228, 236 From, W. H., 82G-1Catalano, S.F., GR-47-19 Gallager, R.G., 25G-2Chase, C.E., JA-1788, 1921, 1925, 199 ,3 Galvin, A.A., MS-159Chisholm, J.H., JA-1655, 1824, 1861; MS-433 Gardner, W.L., JA-1808Clark, W.A., Jr., JA-1818; MS-391 Gatos, H.C., JA-1766, 1797, 181Z, 1819, 1863A,Clay, W. G., JA-1772, 1891, 1967 1914, 1915, 1929, 1933, 1951; MS-24, 436, 512,Cohen, M.S., JA-1882; MS-601, 640 519, 589, 594Crocker, E.A., MS-240, 527 Gehrels, E., JA-1919Crowther, T. S., JA-1979; MS-680, 683; TR-278 Germann, R. W., MS-361Crowther, W.R., 21G-4 Gilmore, J.T., Jr., JA-1818Curry, G.R., 47G-3 Gold, B., JA-1848; MS-513Daggett, N.L., TR-251 Goodenough, J.B., JA-1573, 1721, 1789, 1826,Dalrymple, G. F., MS-525 1973A; MS-227, 363, 662, 669; TR-267Danforth, W.C., Jr., 315G-1, 31SG-2 Grant, C.R., JA-1984Davidson, E.A., TR-236 Grant, P.L., 25G-0037, 25G-8, 25G-9Delaney, W. P., JA-1841, 1841A, 1952; TR-228, Green, B. F., Jr., JA-1644, 1666, 1688; SSG-0024

236; 41G-0012 Green, P. E., Jr., MS-369AdeRidder, C.M., MS-423; 31ZG-4 Guditz, E.A., JA-1691; 51G-3

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Guernsey, G.L., MS-694 Kleiner, W.H., JA-1746, 1795; MS-455Hafford, D.M., 21G-6 Klein, L., MS-701Haggarty, R.D., 41G-0009 Kohler, H. M., TR-178Halberstein, J. H., 22G-0071, 22G-1 Konkle, K. H., JA-2022; MS-510Halpern, J., TR-249; 85G-0011 Kraft, L.G., JA-1919; MS-253AHamilton, D.H., Jr., JA-1946 Krag, W.E., JA-1944, 2032-11Hanneman, R.E., JA-1933, 1977, 1980 Kresa, K., 312G-5Harman, T.C., JA-t766, 1775, 1828, 1854, 1860, Kunnmann, W., JA-1943; MS-350, 671

1922, 1945, 1970, 1991, 1995; MS-268, 453 Kushner, H.J., JA-1817, 1947, 1982, 2057;Harris, J.N., TR-251 MS-396, 549; 22G-ZHarris, W.P., TR-24 Labitt, B.H., MS-524; 42G-2Harte, K.J., JA-1796; MS-630 Labitt, M., TR-248Harvey, W.W., JA-1739, 1758, 1812, 1873, 1965; LaFleur, W.J., JA-1812; MS-512, 589

MS-424 LaPage, B.F., TR-170; 315G-3Heart, F.E., 21G-0031 Lavine, M.C., JA-1766, 1797, 1819, 1863A, 1951;Hefni, I., JA-1786; 48G-1 MS-24, 436, 594Heller, G. S., JA-1928; MS-144A, 353, 679 Lax, B., JA-1780, 1794, 1884, 1901, 1941, 1998,Henry, J.C., JA-1423A, 1992; MS-188 2001, 2032-11, 2037, 2043; MS-22, 180, 217, 269,Herlin, M.A., TR-248 270, 441, 456, 457; TR-249Hermann, R., JA-1693, 1725, 1741 Laynor, J. E., JA-2022Herndon, T.O., TR-278 Lebow, I. L., JA-1530; TR-251Hofmann, E.J., JA-1380A; 25G-0035, 2-5G-6 Lehrer, S. S., MS-660Hoist, W. F., MS-61 Lerner, R.M., JA-1898, 1958Honig, J.M., JA-1771, 1777, 1860, 1885, 1922, Levin, J.J., JA-1950, 2033

1945, 1970, 1991, 1995; TR-252 Levin, M.J., 24G-3, 34G-5, 34G-6, 34G-7, 34G-8Hoover, C.A., 25G-7 Lindenlaub, J.C., 47G-2Hoover, H. H., JA-1946 Locke, R. V., Jr., JA-1946; 36G-1Horing, N. J., MS-451 Long, W.H., TR-251Horowitz, R.M., TR-251; 52G-1 Lovenvirth. D.L., MS-61Howland, B., JA-1874; TR-275 Lynn, V.L., M*S-240, 527, 621; TR-56Huber, E.E., Jr., MS-666 Lyons, D.H., JA-1816, 1927; MS-504Hudson, M.J., JA-1984 Mack, C.L., Jr., 36G-2Hyde, G.M., JA-1919 Macrakis, M.S., TR-284, 287Hynek, D.P., JA-1983; MS-253A; 30G-Z MacLellan, D.C., JA-1946Ince, W.J., JA-1847; TR-236 Malone, M.H., 31'5G-1Ingalls, R.P., JA-1350; TR-83, 86, 288; 33G-1 Mariano, A.N., JA-1797, 1852, 1980Jacobson, L.A., 31ZG-1 Marill, M.M., TR-241James, J.C., JA-1350, 1824; MS-433 Mason, W.C., TR-186; 33G-1Johnston, R.C., JA-1730 Mathiasen, A.A., 21G-1, 21G-3, Z1G-4Jones, C.W., JA-1506A Mavroides, J.G., JA-1794, 1854, 1901, 2001, 2037;Jones, E.J., GR-47-19 MS-453, 457Jones, H.M., JA-1810, 1834; MS-267 Max, J., JA-1805; 28G-1Kafalas, J.A., JA-1863A, 1951 Maxwell, E., JA-1788Kaplan, J.I., JA-1868 McBride, W.F., JA-1757Kaplan, T.A., JA-1759, 1816, 1927; MS-504, 665 McCue, J.J.G., JA-1858; MS-162; TR-119, 285Karp, D., 36G-1 McElwain, C.K., JA-ZOISKeeping, K.J., MS-621 McGinn, J.W., Jr., MS-343; GR-45-34, 45-34-1,Kelley, P.L., TR-261; 81G-1 47G-4Kelly, E.J., JA-1976 McKee, D.A., TR-56Kelly, J. R., Jr., JA-1856 McMahon, R.E., 312G-0006Kern, S., MS-679 McWhorter, A.L., JA-2032-II; MS-82Kernan, W.C., JA-1878 Melngailis, I., JA-1894, 1981Kessler, A.H., 46G-1 Menna, A.A., JA-1392AKessler, M. M., JA-1880B; TR-56 Menyuk, N., JA-1697, 1724, 1723, 1816, 1927;Keyes, R.J., JA-i1949, 1984, 2032-11 MS-351, 361, 362Kingston, R.H., JA-1478, 1904 Metzner, A.W.K., 312G-3, 312G-9Kinney, J.R., JA-1682, 1802, 1960 Meyer, J.W., MS-240, 285, 344, 527; TR-24Kirk, C. T., Jr., JA-1767 Mikuiski, J.J., JA-1634, 1959Kirwan, J.J., MS-344 Miller, S.J., 46G-0012

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Millett, W.E., JA-1788 Rogers, T.F., JA-1946Mills, E.D., 82G-1 Rosenberg, A.J., JA-1392A; MS-519Mindel, J., JA-1908 Rosenblum, E. S., JA-2005Minsky, M., MS-84; 54G-0029 Roth, L. M., JA-1833; MS-94Mitchell, R.R., JA-1822 Ryan, C. G., 51G-2Mitchell, R. T., JA-1822 Sakrison, D.J., TR-289Momo, L.R., MS-144A Salerno, J., TR-82Morey, K.H., JA-2079; TR-263 Sayre, K.M., 22G-7Morrisson, N.J., Jr., TR-251 Schafer, B.J., TR-283Morrow, W.E., JA-1861, 1946; 36G-1 Schmidt, W.G., JA-1971; MS-560; 25G-5, 25G-10Muehe, G.E., Jr., JA-1768, 1862; MS-641 Schneider, D.I., MS-381Mueser, G.E., JA-1718 Schneider, M.I., TR-270Muldoon, R.A., 71G-3, 71G-4 Schweppe, F.C., 22G-6Murphy, E.B., MS-181, 272, 475 Seavey, M.H., Jr., 82G-0029Murphy, E.L., JA-1959; MS-475; TR-266 Sebring, P.B., JA-1423ANagy, F., Jr., TR-251; 52G-3 Seidman, T.I., 55G-1Naka, F. R., TR-24, 72, 178 Selfridge, 0. G., JA-1825, 1856; MS-84, 470, 531,Neisser, U., JA-1830A, 1877, 1896 583, 626Nichols, B.E., JA-1861, 1946 Sferrino, V.J., TR-247

Nro, L., MS-229; TR-259 Shapiro, 1.1., JA.-1810, 1834; MS-267Norris, R.C., TR-279 Sheehan, J.A., 41G-0011O'Connor, J.R., JA-1813A, 1888; MS-692; 26G-1 Sheftman, F.I., 46G-0012O'Neil, W.A., MS-272 Sherman, A.M., TR-265Owens, E. B., JA-1704, 1835, 1855; MS-241; Sherman, H., JA-1776

TR-265 Siegel, M., TR-228, 236Pappas, G.A., MS-475 Sklar, J.R., TR-236Pease, R.L., TR-264 Skolnik, M., TR-82Perry, K. E., JA-2079; MS-448 Slattery, R.E., JA-1772, 1891, 1967Peters, E. J., 21G-0006, 21G-0017 Sloane, E.A., TR-82 17819,110MS28Peterson, L.G., 312G-4 Smith, D.O., JA-1796,17819,110 S2pPettengill, G.H., JA-1423A, 1832A, 1919, 1992, 356

1994; MS-172, 188, 487 Smith, J.E.K., JA-1637Pineo, V. C., JA-1784, 1983; MS-253A Smith, W. B., JA-1916, 1919Pippert, G. F., TR-266 Solomon, G., JA-1716, 1815; 47G-0022, 47G-1Pitcher, T. S., JA-1737, 1895, 1997 Soohoo, R. F., 53G-0063, 53G-0064, 53G-0065Price, G. H., 312G-10 Spoerri, S., TR-228, 236Price, R., JA-1919, 1969; MS-444; TR-34, 258; StAaf, L., 25G-6

34G-4 Stacey, J.M., TR-178Prosser, R.T., JA-1881, 2006 Steinmetz, G.M., MS-240; TR-2-53Provencher, W.C., 36G-1 Stickler, J.J., JA-1928; MS-353, 679Quinn, W.T., TR-83, 86 Stone, M.L., JA-1350; TR-83, 86Quist, T.M., JA-1949P 1984, 2032-11, 2043 Strauss, A.J., JA-1766, 1828, 1854, 1864, 1887;

Rffel, J.I., MS-680; TR-278 MS-241, 268, 453Rainville, L.P., JA-1655 Stutt, G.A., TR-83, 86Rauch, G.J., JA-1878; MS-454 Sullivan, L.J., MS-279Rediker, R.H., JA-1785, 1894, 1981, 1984, Tannenwald, P.E., MS-237

2032-11, 2043 Tarbox, E.F., 312G-0004Reed, T. B., JA-1744, 1852, 1863A, 1914, 1937; Teele, J. H., TR-228, 236; 41G-1

MS-512, 589, 594 Temme, D. H., TR-228, 236; 41G-0014Reiffen, B., JA-1809; 25G-1 Teoste, R., JA-1853; 21G-0029, 21G-8001Rey, T.J., 47G-0023 Thaxter, J.B., MS-144ARheinstein, J., TR-273 Theriault, J. P., JA-1664A, 1795; MS-455Ricardi, L.J., MS-229;, TR-170, 185, 255; Torgerson, W.S., MS-91

315G..1p 315G-2 Towle, D.M., MS-344Richardson, R.E.., TR-178 Turin, G.L., 34G-2Ridgley, D.H., MS-666 Turnbull, T.P., JA-1907, 1954; MS-181, 307, 599Roche, J.F., JA-1655, 1861 VanderSchuur, R.E., JA-1974, MS-548BRoddy, J.T., JA-1852; MS-512; 589 VanTrees, H.L., TR-246Rogers, D. B., JA-1973A; MS-351, 362; TR-269 Vibrans, G.E., TR-268

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MS-89 Zeiger, H.J., JA-1928, 1944, 2032-11White, R.M., MS-144A Zier, R., JA-1868Widnall, W.S., 34G-1 Zierler, N., JA-1626Williams, J. B., Jr., TR-241 Zwerdling, S., JA-1664A, 1795; MS-455

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