Publications

7593 publications

Quasi-Lorentzian diffusion of hydrogen in noble gases

A.S.M. Wahby, J.H. Los, Quasi-Lorentzian diffusion of hydrogen in noble gases, Physica C 128, 243-252, (1985)

Rotational polarization in NO scattering from Ag(111)

A.W. Kleyn, A.C. Luntz, D.J. Auerbach, Rotational polarization in NO scattering from Ag(111), Surf. Sci. 152, 99-105, (1985)

Failure temperature of amorphous Cu-Ta alloys as diffusion barriers in Al-Si contacts

F.W. Saris, L.S. Hung, M. Nastasi, J.W. Mayer, B. Whitehead, Failure temperature of amorphous Cu-Ta alloys as diffusion barriers in Al-Si contacts, Appl. Phys. Lett. 46, 646-648, (1985)

Theoretical state-to-state cross sections for the Ar+ + N2 ¨ Ar + N2+ system

M.R. Spalburg, E.A. Gislason, Theoretical state-to-state cross sections for the Ar+ + N2 ¨ Ar + N2+ system, Chem. Phys. 94, 339-350, (1985)

Ion optics of multipole devices: I Theory of the dodecapole

A.J.H. Boerboom, D.B. Stauffer, F.W. McLafferty, Ion optics of multipole devices: I Theory of the dodecapole, Int. J. Mass Spectrom. Ion Processes 63, 17-28, (1985)

Silicon molecular beam epitaxy on gallium arsenide

P.C. Zalm, P.M.J. Marée, R.I.J. Olthof, Silicon molecular beam epitaxy on gallium arsenide, Appl. Phys. Lett. 46, 597-599, (1985)

The relaxed GaAs(110) surface: are bond lenghts conserved?

L. Smit, T.E. Derry, J.F. Veen, The relaxed GaAs(110) surface: are bond lenghts conserved?, Surf. Sci. 150, 245-251, (1985)

Real-space determination of atomic structure and bond relaxation at the NiSi2-Si(111) interface

E.J. Loenen, J.W.M. Frenken, J.F. Veen, S. Valeri, Real-space determination of atomic structure and bond relaxation at the NiSi2-Si(111) interface, Phys. Rev. Lett. 54, 827-830, (1985)

Subshell-selective electron capture cross sections in collisions of He2+ and C4+ with atomic hydrogen

D. Ciric, D. Dijkkamp, E. Vlieg, F.J. Heer, Subshell-selective electron capture cross sections in collisions of He2+ and C4+ with atomic hydrogen, J. Phys. B: At., Mol. Opt. Phys. 18, 17-22, (1985)

Observation of surface melting

J.W.M. Frenken, J.F. Veen, Observation of surface melting, Phys. Rev. Lett. 54, 134-137, (1985)

Curie-point pyrolysis-MS, -GC/MS, and -MS/MS of Native, Steam and Ammonia Treated OECD Barley Straw

F. Valk, J.J. Boon, R.D. Hartley, Curie-point pyrolysis-MS, -GC/MS, and -MS/MS of Native, Steam and Ammonia Treated OECD Barley Straw, (1985)

Electron spectroscopy of He and NO using electron impact and multiphoton ionisation

J.T.N. Kimman, Electron spectroscopy of He and NO using electron impact and multiphoton ionisation, (1984)

Excited species from photoframentation

G.N.A. Veen, Excited species from photoframentation, (1984)

Een zonnige kijk op energie – zonnecellen : hoe staat het ermee en wat zijn de verwachtingen

W.C. Sinke, Een zonnige kijk op energie - zonnecellen : hoe staat het ermee en wat zijn de verwachtingen, Ned. Tijdschr. Fot., 13-24, (1984)

Surface generation of negative hydrogen

P.J.M. Bommel, Surface generation of negative hydrogen, (1984)

Chemical sputtering induced by kev ion bombardment

R.A. Haring, Chemical sputtering induced by kev ion bombardment, (1984)

Unimolecular fragmentation reactions of uncharged and charged (di)carboxylic acids and cyclohexanediols studied by (tandem) mass spectrometry

J.W. Dallinga, Unimolecular fragmentation reactions of uncharged and charged (di)carboxylic acids and cyclohexanediols studied by (tandem) mass spectrometry, (1984)

Small angle elastic scattering of electrons by noble gas atoms

R.W. Wagenaar, Small angle elastic scattering of electrons by noble gas atoms, (1984)

Desorption and ionization processes in laser mass spectrometry

G.J.Q. Peyl, Desorption and ionization processes in laser mass spectrometry, (1984)

The FOM-Meqalac system: Low energy beam transport

F. Siebenlist, R.W. Thomae, P.W. Amersfoort, E.H.A. Granneman, H. Klein, A. Schempp, T. Weis, The FOM-Meqalac system: Low energy beam transport, (1984)
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