Monmouth College (West Long Branch, N.J.)
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Found in 44 Collections and/or Records:
Thermoluminescent studies on a LiF (TLD-100) crystal , 1974
Item — Call number MU Thesis Law
Identifier: b2088647
Abstract
The polarization properties of the light emitted by the thermoluminescent phosphor TLD-100 (Harshaw Chemical Co.), in crystalline form, is investigated for three different thermal and radiation histories (virgin, sensitized, and desensitized). The results of the investigation show no significant evidence of any type of polarization phenomena present for any of the conditions observed. This fact suggests that the luminescent centers responsible for the TL photons are probably anisotropic...
Dates:
1974
Two electron system calculations applied to reduced density matrices, 1970
Item — Call number MU Thesis Pra
Identifier: b2088114
Abstract
The non-relativistic energies have been determined for the singlet and triple S states (1¹S, 2¹S and 2³S) of the helium like two electron system. Calculations were based on a finite set of orbitals of the order 7. The set, which includes Laguerre polynomials, is expressed as a superposition of configurations built up from one-electron wave functions or orbitals and approximates the exact wave function.
Application of the variational principle leads to a system of linear equations....
Dates:
1970
Vacuum deposition of silicon dioxide thin films by a CO₂ laser, 1971
Item — Call number MU Thesis Lev
Identifier: b2088711
Abstract
Most conventional evaporation sources consist of resistance heated metals supporting the evaporant. They have the disadvantage of reacting with the evaporant. This results in the deposition of contaminated films. Evaporation with an electron beam eliminates this problem. However, electron beam evaporation can not be accomplished easily at higher pressures.
An investigation was conducted to determine the feasibility of using a CO₂ laser to produce thin films of SiO₂. A helium-neon...
Dates:
1971
Viscous effects on the Rayleigh-Taylor instability, 1969
Item — Call number MU Thesis Com
Identifier: b2088193
Abstract
The gravitational instabilities of a system consisting of two homogenous fluids in concentric cylindrical configuration (theta-pinch), in the presence of a uniform axial magnetic field, are investigated. The fluids are assumed to be incompressible, and viscous, with infinite conductivity. The dispersion relation is developed by two methods. In the first, an exact determination is made based upon the time development of an infinitesimal disturbance of the equilibrium conditions. In the...
Dates:
1969