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Apparent strain tests conducted on microdot weldable strain gages
Get PDFThis report summarizes the results of apparent strain tests conducted on both temperature-compensated and uncompensated Microdot weldable strain gages as requested by the Sensor Application Engineering group
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Apparent Strain Tests Conducted on Microdot Weldable Strain Gages
No full textThis report summarizes the results of apparent strain tests conducted on both temperature-compensated and uncompensated Microdot weldable strain gages as requested by the Sensor Application Engineering group
Preliminary test specification for strain gages to be irradiated at the Plum Brook Reactor 23/W408
No full textStrain gage test, experiment No. 23/W406 irradiated at the Plum Brook Reactor Facility PBRF cycle 20P (PB No. 7W)
No full textElectron Spectroscopy and Hubbard: Issues and Opportunities
No full textA fundamental theoretical characterization of a many-body system such as that defined by the Hubbard Hamiltonian is the single particle Green’s function G. Single particle electron spectroscopies provide a means to measure the spectral weight of G and so these spectroscopies are in principle a very powerful experimental means of testing theoretical predictions for the Hubbard model. This article gives an overview of problems and opportunities associated with the application of electron spectroscopy to this problem
