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| Johnson K., Lark-Horovitz V.A. — Methods of Experimental Physics Solid State Physics (Volume 6/Part B) |
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Íàçâàíèå: Methods of Experimental Physics Solid State Physics (Volume 6/Part B)
Àâòîðû: Johnson K., Lark-Horovitz V.A.
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Ñòàòóñ ïðåäìåòíîãî óêàçàòåëÿ: Ãîòîâ óêàçàòåëü ñ íîìåðàìè ñòðàíèö
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Êîëè÷åñòâî ñòðàíèö: 416
Äîáàâëåíà â êàòàëîã: 23.03.2008
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Pantchechnikoff, J. I. 367
Parallel — T network 14—15
Paramagnetic anisotropy 246—247
Paramagnetic resonance see Electron spin resonance
Paramagnetism 171 176
Parratt, L. G. 282 286 288 292(1)
Parravano, Gv 125
Parry, J. V. L. 11
Partington, J, R. 270 273
Pashler, P. E. 355
Patrick, L. 125
Pauli spin paramagnetism 176
Pauthenet, R. 198 199 10 202 208
Pearlman, D. 308 309 26
Pearson, G. L. 81 85 147 160 366 372 10 373
Pearson, W. B. 117 119 23 123
Pell, E. M. 107 153
Peltier effect, definition 115
Peltier effect, measurement 125—126
Penetration depth 111
Penetration depth, superconductors 75—76
Penrose, R. P. 22
Peper, J. 303
Pepinsky, R. 269
Permeability 209—227
Permeability, definition 209—214
Permeability, measurement 211—214
Permeability, non-constant 218—224
Permeability, tensor 214—216
Permeammeter, method 201
Permittivity see Dielectric constant
Perrier, A. L.f 148 149 18 150 155
Pet row, W. P. 265
Peter, M. 76
Pfann, W. G. 344 369 372 20
Pfestorf, G. 256
Pfund, A. H. 253 340
Philipp, H. R. 66 380
Phoftoelectromagnetic method of lifetime measurement 101
Phosphorescence 294
Phosphoroscope 309—310
phosphors 293—294 296—301
Phosphors, classes of 300
Phosphors, electroluminescent 299—300
Phosphors, films 298—299
Phosphors, preparation of 296—301
Phosphors, single crystal 297—298
Phosphors, symbols 301
Photocathodes 384—391
Photocathodes, antimony-cesium type 385—388
Photocathodes, bismuth-silver-oxygen-cesium 390—391
Photocathodes, characteristics 391
Photocathodes, formation 384
Photocathodes, multi alkali type 389
Photocathodes, silver-oxygen-cesium type 389—390
Photocathodes, spectral response curves 387
Photoconductance method of lifetime measurement 100—101
Photoconductivity 335—357
Photoconductivity, band gap determination 350
Photoconductivity, basic concepts 335—340
Photoconductivity, characteristic phenomena 345—349
Photoconductivity, charge carrier, sign 350
Photoconductivity, color centers 333
Photoconductivity, decay 347—348
Photoconductivity, density of imperfection levels 353— 354
Photoconductivity, excitation transitions 350
Photoconductivity, impurity level location 350
Photoconductivity, infrared quenching 349
Photoconductivity, lifetime of charge carriers 336 350—
Photoconductivity, primary 338—339
Photoconductivity, secondary 338—339
Photoconductivity, speed of response 347—348
Photoconductivity, surface effects 349
Photoconductivity, use of in experimental measurements 350—354
Photoconductivity, variation with light intensity and temperature 348—349
Photoconductors, definition 335
Photoconductors, electrode properties 345—346
Photoconductors, energy bands 337—340
Photoconductors, examples of 341—342
Photoconductors, impurity 341 343
Photoconductors, intrinsic 341 343
Photoconductors, preparation of 342—345
Photoconductors, sensitization 346
Photoconductors, spectral response 346—347
Photoconductors, spectral response curves 347
Photoconductors, types 340—342
Photoconductors, use in devices 354—357
Photodectromagnetic effect 357—364
Photodectromagnetic effect, description of 357—358
Photodectromagnetic effect, limitations 359—360
Photodectromagnetic effect, measurements on insulators 363—364
Photodectromagnetic effect, measurements on semiconductors 360—362
Photodectromagnetic effect, results on semiconductors 362—363
Photodectromagnetic effect, schematic diagram 360—361
Photodectromagnetic effect, utility and limitations 358—359
Photoelasticity 271—273
Photoeleastic measurement 272
Photoelectric emission 376—391
Photoelectric emission, cathode materials, preparation of 379
Photoelectric emission, definitions 376—378
Photoelectric emission, energy distribution measurements 380
Photoelectric emission, in metals 380—381
Photoelectric emission, in semiconductors 381—384
Photoelectric emission, interpretation of data 380—384
Photoelectric emission, methods of measurement 378—380
Photoelectric emission, spectral response curve 379
Photoelectric phenomena 385—391
Photoelectric threshold 131 378
Photoemitters 385
photoluminescence 294—295 301—313
Photon and particle detectors 354
Photovoltage surface 140—141
Photovoltaic cells,  characteristics 370
Photovoltaic cells, spectral characteristics 374
Photovoltaic effect 365—376
Photovoltaic effect, basic concepts and theory 367—370
Photovoltaic effect, current versus voltage characteristics 370—372
Photovoltaic effect, definition 365
Photovoltaic effect, energy band configuration 367—368
Photovoltaic effect, in  junction 365—366
Photovoltaic effect, measurement of effects of high energy bombardment 375—376
Photovoltaic effect, spectral response 373—375
Pick, H. 330 332
Pickart, S. J. 196 207 208 25
Picture reproduction 335—356
Pincherie, L. 358 359 362 5(9)
Pine, C. 23
Piper, W. W. 297 317 320
Pippard, A. B. 76 77 119
Piyler, E. K. 252
Planar Hall effect 147—148
Plated contacts 52
Plating techniques 61
Pleochroism 250
Plessner, K. W. 120 153
Plotkin, H. 203
Plyotto, A. A. 55
Pochapsky, T. E. 53
Pockels, F. 264 274
Pohl, R. W. 324 325 1 2 327 1 2 328 1 2 333 1(2)
Point contacts 89—91
Polarimeter 271
Polarization, elliptic 258—262
Polarizing microscope 265—269
Polder, D. 8 211 214 227 13
Poppelbaum, W. J. 155
Porteus, J. O. 288
Portis, A. M. 229 243
Potential probe measurements 34
Potter, J. G. 132
| Poulis, J. A 240
Pound, R. V. 227 229 233
Powders, for phosphor preparation 296—297
Powders, resistivity measurements 65
Powell, R. L. 60
Powell, R. W. 50
Powles, J. G. 7 19
Prener, J. S. 297
Pressure contacts 50—51
Preston, J, S. 152 379
Price, P. J. 169 170(9)
Prilezaev, S. S. 383
Prince, M. B. 91 93 371 372 23
Pringsheim, P. 293 330
Prizbram, K. 293 325 326 7 328 7 330 7 333(7)
Probe methods 54
Proctor, W G. 232
Pugh, E. M. 148 149 18 152
Pugh, S. F. 117
Pullan, G. T. 119
Pulley, E. H. 126 152 167 169 8 170(8)
Pulse delay method 109
Pulse excitation in lifetime measurement 101—104
Pulse measurements of magnetic losses 223
Pulse methods in resistance measurement 46 55—56
Pulse reverse- method of lifetime measurement 107—109
Purcell, E. M. 20 227 229
Putseiko, E. K 346 350
Q-meter method of resistance determination 47—48
Quantum, efficiency 306—307
Quinquefilar pendulum magnetometer 204
Quinton, A. R. 57
Raaz, F. 262 264 265 3 271
Race, H, H. 31
Radiation conversion and detection by photovoltaic effect 372—373
Radiofrequency methods of resistance determination 47—49
Rado, G. T 212 217 226
Rae, W. N. 32 67
Ramanathan, K. G 57 257
Ramberg, E. G. 365 385
Ramo, S. 5
Randall, J. T. 308 309 26 310 313
Rappaport, P. 365 366 369 3 372 3 373 375 376 33
Rathenau, G. H. 204
Rau, R. R. 110 111 5 112
Ravilious, C. F. 303 313
Rayleigh loops 218—220
Rayleigh, Lord 219
Read, W. T., Jr 372 375
Recombination centers see Trapping centers
Recombination probabilities 353
Recombination radiation, arrangements used 322
Recombination radiation, by carrier injection 322—323
Recombination radiation, by pair creation 322
Recombination radiation, production and detection 321—324
Recombination, of electrons and holes 95—99
Recombination, parameters 99
Recombination, sample effective lifetime 96—98
Recombination, separation of bulk and surface parameters 99
Red field, D. 336
Reddemann, H. 125 126 66
Redfield, A. G. 156
Redhoffer, R. M. 23
Reekie, J. 179
Reflecting power 250
Reflection measurements 255—262
Reflectivities, for polarized light 250
Reflectivity, definition 250
Reflectivity, measurement 256—257
Refractive index 250—251 262—203 279-281
Refractive index, of opaque metallic films 280—281
Refractive index, of semitransparent absorbing films 281
Regel, A. R. 56 67 69
Reich, K. H. 217
Reif, F. 77
Reilly, J. 32 67
Relative quantum counter, for efficiency determination 307—308
Rengier, H. 26 27 46
Resistance measurements, A. C. bridge methods 59—60
Resistance measurements, A. CL current methods 56
Resistance measurements, ammeter-voltmeter methods 58
Resistance measurements, bridge measurements 54—55
Resistance measurements, by microwave absorption 48
Resistance measurements, condenser discharge method 45—46
Resistance measurements, D. C. bridge methods 58—59
Resistance measurements, eddy current methods 56—57
Resistance measurements, electrometer methods 38—40
Resistance measurements, four-point probe methods 36—38
Resistance measurements, high frequency methods 47—49 60
Resistance measurements, ohmmeter method 33 57
Resistance measurements, on electrolytes 67—70
Resistance measurements, on films 63 65
Resistance measurements, on liquid metals and semiconductors 66—67
Resistance measurements, on powders 65
Resistance measurements, probe method 54
Resistance measurements, problems at high impedance level 38— 40
Resistance measurements, pulse methods 46 55—56
Resistance measurements, R. F. methods 57
Resistance measurements, special methods for semiconductors 65—66
Resistance measurements, spreading 35—36
Resolving power 286—288
Resonance at low temperature 240
Resonance phenomena 227—243
Resonance phenomena, primary quantities measured 227—229
Resonance phenomena, properties observed 228
Resonance phenomena, secondary quantities measured 229
Resonant circuits, in dielectric measurement 15—20
Retarding potential measurements 379— 380
Reynolds, D. C. 297 344 366 372 14
Reynolds, S. I. 18
Reynolds, W. N. 353
Richards, T. L. 117
Richardson line 130—131 134
Richardson — Dushman equation 128—129
Rickayzen, G. 359
Riddlestone, H. G. 30
Riehl, N. 293 315
Righi — Leduc effect 166 169—170
Righi, A. 166
Rittner, E. S. 84 100 101 18 104 18 336 372
Roberts, B. W. 278
Roberts, L. D. 185
Roberts, S. 6 8 20 21 34 24 317
Roberts, W. van B. 154
Robinson, J. E. 156
Robinson, N. W. 303
Rodbell, D. S. 226
Roeser, W. F. 122
Rogowski, W. 26 27
Rogowski-contour electrodes 27
Rohde, F. 312
Rohrbaugh, J. H. 23
Rojansky, V. 379
Rollefson, G. K. 302 312
Rose — Innes, A. C. 156
Rose, A. 79 95 335 336 340 3 348 3 349(3)
Rosenblum, B. 242
Rosenblum, R. M. 55
Rosenthal, J. E. 315
Rostoker, N. 148 149 18
Rotational hysteresis 223—224
Roth, L. M. 147 242
Rothschild, S. 343
Rowen, J. H. 215
Rubens, H 253
Rulon, R. H. 299
Rushton, E. 11
Rusinow, L. I. 48 60 34
Russell, A. 26
Russell, B. R. 149 154
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