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Semiconductor Laser Arrays: Phase-Locked Solutions and their Stability
(1993)We have investigated the dynamic behavior of semiconductor laser arrays with evanescent coupling. Arrays of semiconductor lasers are capable of operating with high output powers and may therefore be useful in such areas ... -
Simulations of Melting Colloidal Suspensions
(2014)This paper discusses about approaches in identifying the mechanisms of melting through Monte Carlo simulations of colloidal suspensions. Utilizing the simulations we are able to create perfect crystals with the absence of ... -
A Small Mass Spectrometer
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SN1979C - A Case Study of a Type II Radio Supernova
(1989)Since initial discovery in April 1979, the supernova SN1979C has been an object of intensive study in the radio range (Weiler et al 1981, 1982, 1983, 1986) and at other frequencies (Panagia et al 1980). From its initial ... -
Soil-D: Software to Calculate the Effective Dose Equivalents from External Exposure to Radionuclides in Soil
(1993)One method of calculating the effective dose equivalents for external exposures from radionuclides in soil has been derived by S. Y. Chen and calculated using a Monte Carlo Algorithm. Due to the large amount of time ... -
The Spark Chamber Project
(1965)This paper is based on the development of the spark chamber project at Kalamazoo College. The project was started and developed to the point of a high voltage power supply and a trial "shelf type" spark chamber in 1964 ... -
Spectral andd Spatial Characteristics of Laser-Induced Spark in Air
(1966)It has been found that when an intense laser beam is focused to a point in air, electrical breakdown of the air near that point occurs, forming a spark. This paper reports on experimental investigations of some ... -
Spectroelectrochemical Sensors for Hazardous Waste Site Characterization
(1991)Certain groups of organic compounds may be detected and characterized using both electrochemical and spectroscopic techniques. However, when combined, these techniques provide a multi-dimensional means by which such ... -
A Spectrographic Analysis of Materials Extracted from the Waste Waters of Kalamazoo by the Kalamazoo Water Treatment Plant
(1976)This paper is concerned with the techniques and procedure for doing a complete spectrographic analysis. It was necessary to supplement the actual analysis with a short discussion on basic quantum theory, as well as a ... -
Speed Determinations of Low Amplitude Shock Waves in a Shock Tube
(1968)The purpose of this study was to create shock waves with amplitudes of about 5 psi and to measure both shock speed and pressure profile in an air-filled tube. Rankine - Hugoniot theory predicts that a shock wave travels ... -
A Statistical Analysis of Small Amplitude Water Waves
(1971)The evaluation and analysis of random data is of importance in many fields of study. Among its areas of importance are the studies of acoustic noise, economic data, biomedical data, and water waves. The following report ... -
Stimulated Brillouin Scattering in Dispersion Decreasing Fiber
(2011)This paper reports the effects of stimulated Brillouin scattering (SBS) in dispersion decreasing fiber (DDF) with various inputs and power. The investigation into SBS includes experiments with a DFB laser, an externally ... -
A Student Experiment in Fourier Transform Spectroscopy
(1985)This project was to design and build an optical system for a student laboratory exercise that would allow the light from various discharge tubes to be analyzed. To test its operation, Sodium and Mercury sources were used. ... -
A Study in the Application of Capacitive Techniques to the Measure of the Flow Velocity of a Two Phase Slurry
(1977)Capacitance methods can be applied to electrically measure mass flow of slurries in pipes. The mass flow relation is Q(kg/sec)=v(m/sec)·density(kg/m3)·pipe cross-sectional area (m2). A capacitive instrument designed with ... -
Study of a Non-Solar Star Flare
(1996)Violent eruptions on the surfaces of stars, flares are among the most energetic stellar phenomena. They can last anywhere from a few minutes to a few hours, and can emit radiation from long-wavelength radio waves to gamma ... -
A Study of Acoustic Transients in Water
(1972)The study of acoustic transients and shock waves has long been a matter of great interest at Kalamazoo College, due primarily to the efforts of Dr. Wright. Studies in the past have included experiments with spark discharges ...