Publications of Los Alamos Research 1983

LA--10155-MS

DE85 007394

Publications ofLos Alamos Research

1983

Compiled by

Connie J. SheridanWilma J. McClaryJeanette A. Rich

LaVerne L. Rodriguez

DISCLAIMER

This report was prepared as an account of work sponsored by an agency of the United StatesGovernment. Neither the United States Government nor any agency thereof, nor any of theiremployees, makes any warranty, express or implied, or assumes any legal liability or responsi-bility for the accuracy, completeness, or usefulness of any information, apparatus, product, orprocess disclosed, or represents that its use would not infringe privately owned rights. Refer-ence herein to any specific commercial product, process, or service by trade name, trademark,manufacturer, or otherwise does not necessarily constitute or imply its endorsement, recom-mendation, or favoring by the United States Government or any agency thereof. The viewsand opinions of authors expressed herein do not necessarily state or reflect those of theUnited States Government or any agency thereof.

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CONTENTS

Introduction vii

Preface viii

1. Applications of Explosions 12. Biology and Medicine 23. Chemical High Explosives 54. Chemical Separations Processes for Plutonium and Uranium 75. Chemistry 86. Coal Conversion and Utilization—Coal Gasification None7. Coal Conversion and Utilization—Coal Science and Analysis 138. Coal Conversion and Utilization—Environmental Protection,

Waste Utilization, and Safety 149. Criticality Studies 15

10. Electric Energy Systems—Systems Development and Control 1611. Energy Conservation—Systems Modeling and Performance Assessment 1712. Energy Projections and Statistical Information 1813. Energy Storage 1914. Engineering and Equipment 2015. Environment and Safety Analyses None16. Environment Control Technology and Earth Sciences 2417. Experimental Plasma Physics 2818. Fusion Systems 3019. Geothermal Energy—Drilling Technology 3220. Geothermal Energy—Environmental Research 3321. Geothermal Energy—Exploration Technology 3422. Geothermal Energy—Resource Development 3623. Gas Cooled Reactor Technology 3724. General Reactor Technology 3825. General, Miscellaneous, and Progress Reports (Nonnuclear) 3926. General, Miscellaneous, and Progress Reports (Nuclear) 4027. Geothermal Energy 4228. Health and Safety 4329. Heating and Cooling—Residental and Commercial Applications 4630. Inertial Confinement Fusion 4831. Instruments 5132. Isotope Separation 5333. Light Water Reactor Technology 5534. Liquid Metal Fast Breeder Reactors: Technology 5835. LMFBR—Fuels and Materials Engineering and Development:

Base Technology 5936. LMFBR—Safety Technology 6037. Magnetic Fusion Energy 6138. Materials 6339. Mathematics and Computers 6740. Nuclear Propulsion Systems and Aerospace Safety 7441. Nuclear Raw Materials 7542. Nuclear Waste Management 7643. Oil Shales and Tar Sands 7944. Particle Accelerators and High-Voltage Machines 8045. Petroleum and Natural Gas 8646. Petroleum and Natural Gas Production None47. Physics—Atomic and Molecular 87

48. Physics—Cosmic and Terrestrial 9349. Physics—General 10150. Physics—Nuclear 10951. Physics—Particles and Fields 11852. Radioisotope and Radiation Applications 12153. Safeguards—Nuclear Materials Security 12254. Solar Energy 12655. Solar Thermal 12756. Theoretical Plasma Physics 12857. Transportation of Property and Nuclear Materials 130

Author Index 131

Numeric Index 171

Publication Tabulation 181

Keyword-tn-Context (KWIC) Index microfiche in pocket on inside back cover.

VI

PUBLICATIONS OF LOS ALAMOS RESEARCH1983

INTRODUCTION

The Los Alamos National Laboratory, which is oper-ated for the US Department of Energy (DOE) by theUniversity of California, was founded in 1943 as part ofthe wartime Manhattan Project at the site of the LosAlamos Ranch School, a boys' preparatory school in themountains of northern New Mexico. It had a single as-signment—to create the world's first nuciear fissionbombs. Success in that task, one of the greatest scientificand technological achievements of all time, was followedby equal success in developing the first thermonuclearweapons. Since 1S52, the Laboratory has diversified itsprograms, and, while still serving as one of the nation'stwo development centers for nuclear weapons, Los Ala-mos now devotes about one-half of its total effort tounclassified research, exploring several peaceful ap-plications of nuclear, conventional, and alternative formsof energy. Los Aiamos research covers a broad spec-trum, ranging from medium- and low-energy nuclearphysics research to programs involving medical and bio-logical effects of radiation and basic work in molecularand cellular biology.

Major nonweapons activities at Los Alamos are energyresearch in fields such as superconducting electricalenergy transmission and storage, solar and geothermalenergy development, laser fusion research and laserisotope separation, and controlled thermonuclear re-search using magnetic confinement.

Facilities used in such research at the Laboratoryinclude specialized laboratories; a nuclear reactor de-signed for a variety of experiments; and particle ac-celerators such as the 24-MeV, three-stage Van de Graaffparticle accelerator and the 27-MeV electron acceleratordesigned to produce a very intense, very short burst of xrays for high-speed flash radiography. At the Los AlamosMeson Physics Facility, where physics experiments arecarried out and where production of a variety of radio-isotopes for medical use is under way, an 800-MeV, 1-mA-beam linear accelerator produces beams of protons,mesons, and other nuclear particles with intensities up to10 000 times greater than those available elsewhere.Another of the Laboratory's facilities, ZT-40, is a toroidalreversed-field device for controlled thermonuclear re-search involving magnetic confinement of hot plasmasfor fusion research. A Central Computing Facility with fiveCray-1s, four CDC 7600s, and three Cyber 825s assists inthe Laboratory's research.

The Laboratory as of 1983 employed approximately7200 persons, about one-third of whom are scientists andengineers. The total operating costs of the Laboratory,excluding construction, are about $580 million per year.The investment in DOE-owned buildings and capitalequipment at Los Alamos is over $849 million.

PREFACE

The Los Alamos Libraries' continuing program of locat-ing, recording, and announcing publications of Los Ala-mos-sponsored research has resulted in the previouspublications: "Selected Bibliography of Publications ofLASL Research, 1957-1962" (LAMS-2895 and supple-ment), "Publications of LASL Research1'' for each of theyears 1963 through 1966, "Publications of LASL Re-search, 1967-1971" (LA-5400-MS), "Publications of LASLResearch. 1972-1976" (LA-6755-MS, Vols. I and II), and"Publications of Los Alamos Research, 1977-1981"(LA-3435-MS, Vols. I and II).

This bibliography is a compilation of unclassifiedpublications of work done at the Los Alamos NationalLaboratory for 1983. Papers published in 1982 are in-cluded regardless of when they were actually written.Publications received too late for inclusion in earliercompilations have also been listed. Declassification ofpreviously classified reports is considered to constitutepublication. All classified issuances are omitted—eventhose papers, themselves unclassified, which were pub-lished only as part of a classified document. If a paperwas published wore than once, all places of publicationare included.

The bibliography includes Los Alamos National Labo-ratory reports, papers released as non-Laboratory re-ports, journal articles, books, chapters of books, con-ference papers either published separately or as part ofconference proceedings issued as books or reports,papers published in congressional hearings, theses, andUS patents. Publications by Los Alamos authors that arenot records of Laboratory-sponsored work are includedwhen the Library becomes aware of them.

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1. APPLICATIONS OF EXPLOSIONS

1-1CONCENTRIC NUCLEAR EXPLOSIONS.

LOS ALAMOS.1983.17P.(LA-09688-MS)

JONES. ERIC M. (ESS-5)WHITAKER, RODNEY W. (ESS-5)KODIS. JOHN W. (ESS-5)

1-2LASER PROGRAMS.

LOS ALAMOS SCI.,V.4, NO.7, P.80-1.1983.

BOYER. KEITH (DIR-0)

1-3LOS ALAMOS CLOSE - IN SEISMIC PROGRAMAT THE NEVADA TEST SITE.

TIC.1981. 31P MN (LA-UR-B3-1524)

EDWARDS. C. L. (ESS-3)HAfiPER. MICHAEL D.WEAVER, THOMAS A. (ESS-3)CASH. DANIEL J. (ESS-3)RAY.M. D.(ESS-1)HOMUTH. EMIL F. (ESS-3)

2. BIOLOGY AND MEDICINE

2-1ACTIVATION MECHANISM OF ROD OUTERSEGMENT CYCLIC GMP PHOSPHODIESTERASE RE-LEASE OF INHIBITOR BY THE GTP/GTP BINDINGPROTEIN.

J. BIOL. CHEM..V.258.P.8188-94.1983.

YAMAZAKI. AKIO (LS-DO)STEIN, PETER J.CHERNOFF, N.BITENSKY, MARK W. (LS-DO)

2-2APPROACH TO SINGLE MOLECULE DETECTIONBY LASER - INDUCED FLUORESCENCE.

LASER-BASED ULTRASENSITIVESPECTROSCOPY AND DETECTION, 5TH,1983, SAN DIEGO. PROC P.71-3.SPIE, 1983. (621.366/L343BA/1983)

DOVICHI, NORMAN J. (CNC-2)MARTIN, JOHN C. (LS-4)JETT. JAMES H. (LS-4)TRKULA, MITCHELL (CHM-2)KELLER, RICHARD A. (CHM-2)

2-3BIOLOGICAL AVAILABILITY OF NiCKELARSENIDES - TOXIC EFFECTS OF PARTICULATENICKEL 5 ARSENIC 2.

SCI. TOTAL ENVIRON.,V.28, P.415-32.1983.ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC.1981. 29P. MN (LA-UR-81-2708)

GURLEY. LAWRENCE R. (LS-1)TOBEY, ROBERTA. (LS-1)VALDEZ, JOSEPH G. (LS-1)HALLECK, MARGARET S. (LS-1)BARHAM, STEVEN S.

2-4BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF PION THERAPYBEAMS. I. CULTURED CELLS.

INT. J. RADIAT. ONCOL. BIOL. PHYS.,V.9, P.71-5.1983.

RAJU, MUDUNDI R. (LS-1)BUTLER, J. L. B.CARPENTER, SUSAN G. (LS-1)PIEROTTI, D.SMITH, ALFRED R.TOKITA, NOBUHIKO (LS-1)

2-5BIOLOGICAL RESPONSE ACROSS A RIDGEFILTER CARBON ION BRAGG PEAK.

INT. J. RADIAT. ONCOL. BIOL. PHYS.,V.9, P.67-70.1983.

RAJU, MUDUNDI R. (LS-1)CARPENTER, SUSAN G. (LS-1)TOKITA, NOBUHIKO (LS-1)HOWARD, JERRYLYMAN, J. T.

2-6CADMIUM 2 PLUS RESPONSES OFCULTURED HUMAN BLOOD CELLS.

TOXICOL. APPL. PHARMACOL.,V.69. P.214-24.1983.

ENGER, M. DUANE (LS-3)HILDEBRAND, CARL E. (LS-3)STEWART, C. C. (LS-4)

2-7CDNA CLONING AND NUCLEOTIDE SEQUENCECOMPARISON OF CHINESE HAMSTERMETALLOTHIONEIN I AND II MRNAS.

NUCLEIC ACIDS RES.,V.11,P.901-8.1983.

GRIFFITH, BARBARA B. (LS-3)WALTERS. RONALD A. (LS-3)ENGER, M. DUANE (LS-DO)HILDEBRAND, CARL E. (LS-3)GRIFFITH. JEFFREY KNOWLES (LS-3)

2-8CHROMATIN STRUCTURAL CHANGES INSYNCHRONIZED CELLS BLOCKED IN EARLYS PHASE BY SEQUENTIAL USE OFISOLEUCINE DEPRIVATION ANDHYDROXYUREA BLOCKADE,

BIOCHEMISTRY,V.22, P.5631-40.1983

DANNA, JOSEPH A. (LS-1)PRENTICE, DAVID A. (LS-1)

2-9CHROMOSOME ANALYSIS BY HIGH ILLUMINATIONFLOW CYTOMETRY.

CYTOMETRY,V.3.P.395-401.1983.

BARTHOLDI, MARTY FRANK (LS-4)SINCLAIR. DOUGLAS C.CRAM, L. SCOTT (LS-4)

2-10CLASTOGENIC EFFECTS OF TRANSPLACENTALEXPOSURE OF MOUSE EMBRYOS TO NITROGENMUSTARD OR CYCLOPHOSPHAMIDE.

TERATOG. CARCINOG. MUTAGEN.,V.3.P.281-7.1983.

MEYNE,JULIANNE(LS-4)LEGATOR, MARVIN S.

2-11COMPOSITION AND SYNTHESIS DURING G1AND S PHASE OF A HIGH MOBILITYGROUP-E/G COMPONENT FROM CHINESEHAMSTER OVARY CELLS.

BIOCHIM. BIOPHYS. ACTA,V.739, P.197-206.1983.

D'ANNA, JOSEPH A. (LS-1)BECKER, ROBERT R.TOBEY, ROBERT A. (LS-1)GURLEY, LAWRENCE R. (LS-1)

2-12CONTRIBUTION OF SECONDARY ELECTRONS TORADIATION FIELDS PRODUCED BY PION BEAMS.

TIC.1982.12P. MN (LA-UR-82-2146)

DICELLO. JOHN F.. JR. (MP-3)

2-13COORDINATE AMPLIFICATION OFMETALLOTHIONEIN I AND II GENE SEQUENCESIN CADMIUM - RESISTANT CHO VARIANTS.

UCLA SYMPOSIA ON MOLECULAR AND CELLBIOLOGY. 1983, LOS ANGELES.PROC., P.467-79. ALAN R. LISS, 1983.ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1983.14P. MN (LA-UR-83-1151)

HILDEBRAND, CARL E. (LS-3)CRAWFORD, BRIAN D. (LS-3)ENGER. M. DUANE (LS-DO)GRIFFITH. BARBARA B. (LS-3)GRIFFITH, JEFFREY KNOWLES (LS-3)HANNERS. JOHN L. (LS-3)JACKSON, PAUL J. (LS-4)LONGMIRE. JERRY L. (LS-3)MUNK, A. CHRISTINE (LS-3)TESMER, JUDITH G. (LS-3)WALTERS. RONALD A. (LS-3)STALLINGS, R. L.

2-14CORRELATIONS BETWEEN CELL - CYCLEPERTURBATIONS AND SURVIVAL LEVELS AFTEREXPOSURE TO ADRIAM YCIN FOR TWO CHINESEHAMSTER CELL LINES.

EUR. J. CANCER CLIN. ONCOL.,V.19, P.547-51.1983.

TOKITA, N. (LS-1)JETT, JAMES H. (LS-2)RAJU, MUDUNDI R. (LS-1)BELLI, J. A.

2-15DETERMINATION OF DIRECT - ACTINGMUTAGENS AND CLASTOGENS IN OILSHALE RETORT PROCESS WATER.

TIC.1982.8P. MN (LA-UR-82-0273)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:SHORT-TERM BIOASSAYS IN THE ANALYSISOF COMPLEX ENVIRONMENTAL MIXTURES IIIWATERS ET AL EDS., P.269-75.PLENUM, 1983.

CHEN, DAVID JEN-CHI (LS-3)DEAVEN, LARRY L. (LS-4)MEYNE, JULIANNE (LS-4)OKINAKA. RICHARD T. (LS-3)STRNISTE, GARY F. (LS-3)

2-16DIFFERENTIAL AMPLIFIER CIRCUIT FORREDUCING NOISE IN AXIAL LIGHT LOSSMEASUREMENTS.

CYTOMETRY,V.4.P.83-7.1983.

STEINKAMP, JOHN A. (LS-4)

2-17DNASE I AND CELLULAR FACTORS THATAFFECT CHROMATIN STRUCTURE.

BIOCHIM. BIOPHYS. ACTA,V.741,P.288-96.1983.

PRENTICE, DAVID A. (LS-1)TOBEY, ROBERTA. (LS-1)GURLEY. LAWRENCE R. (LS-1)

2-18EFFECT OF RECEPTOR CLUSTERING ONDIFFUSION-LIMITED FORWARD RATECONSTANTS.

BIOPHYS. J.,V.43, P.121-5.1983.

GOLDSTEIN, BYRON (T-10)WIEGEL, FREDERIK W.

2-19EFFECTS OF BUTYLATED HYDROXYANISOLE ONTHE METABOLISM AND MUTAGENIC ANDTRANSFORMATION POTENTIALS OF BENZO(A)PYRENE IN CULTURED MAMMALIAN CELLS.

INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ONFORMATION, METABOLISM ANDMEASUREMENT, 7TH, 1982, COLUMBUS.PROC, P.303-15. BATTELLE, 1982.ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1982.17P. MN (LA-UR-82-3387)

CHEN, DAVID JEN-CHI (LS-3)OKINAKA, RICHARD T. (LS-3)STRNISTE, GARY F. (LS-3)

2-20ENZYME IMMUNOASSAY FOR SWINETRICHINELLOSIS USING ANTIGENS PURIFIEDBY IMMUNOAFFINITY CHROMATOGRAPHY.

AM. J. TROP. MED. HYG.,V.32, P.1275-83. 1983.

SEAWRIGHT, GARY L. (LS-2)DESPOMMIER, OICKSONZIMMERMANN, WILLIAMISENSTEIN, ROBERT S.

2-21(EXTENT OF HISTONE MODIFICATIONS AND H1

CONTENT DURING CELL CYCLE PROGRESSIONIN THE PRESENSE OF BUTYRATE.

EXP: CELL RES.,V.147.P.407-17.1983.

DANNA, JOSEPH A. (LS-1)GURLEY, LAWRENCE R. (LS-1)TOBEY, ROBERT A. (LS-1)

2-22FLOW CYTOMETRIC QUANTIFICATION OFRADIATION RESPONSES OF MURINE PERITONEALCELLS.

TIC,1982.20P. MN (LA-UR-82-3658)

TOKITA, NOBUHIKO(LS-I)RAJU. MUDUNDI R. (LS-1)

2-23FRACTIONATION OF AN OIL SHALE RETORTPROCESS WATER - ISOLATION OFPHOTOACTIVE GENOTOXIC COMPONENTS.

SHORT-TERM BIOASSAYS IN THE ANALYSISOF COMPLEX ENVIRONMENTAL MIXTURES IIIWATERS, ET AL. EDS., P.139-50.PLENUM, 1983.

STRNISTE, GARY F. (LS-3)BINGHAM, JUDY MARIE (LS-3)SPALL, W. DALE (LS-5)NICKOLS, JOYCE W. (LS-3)OKINAKA. RICHARD T. (LS-3)CHEN, DAVID JEN-CHI (LS-3)

2-24GENBANK.

LOS ALAMOS SCI.,FALL, NO.9, P.53-61.1983.

GOAD, WALTER B., JR. (T-10)

2-25GENE EXPRESSION.


HILDEBRAND, CARL E. (LS-3)CRAWFORD. BRIAN D. (LS-3)WALTERS, RONALD A. (LS-3)ENGER, M. DUANE (LS-DO)

2-26GROWTH REGULATION BY MACROPHAGES.

TIC,1982.18P. MN (LA-UR-82-1760)

WHARTON, W. R. (LS-4)WALKER, EDWIN B. (LS-4)STEWART, C. C. (LS-4)

2-27HIGH-PERFORMANCE LIQUIDCHROMATOGRAPHY OF CHROMATIN HISTONES.

J. CHROMATOGR.,V.266, P.609-27.1983.

GURLEY, LAWRENCE R. (LS-1)PRENTICE, DAVID A. (LS-1)VALDEZ, JOSEPH G. (LS-1)SPALL, W. DALE (LS-1)

2-28HISTONE FRACTIONATION BY HIGH PERFORM-ANCE LIQUID CHROMATOGRAPHY.

ANAL. BIOCHEM.,V.129.P.132-44.1983.

GURLEY, LAWRENCE R. (LS-1)VALDEZ, JOSEPH G. (LS-1)PRENTICE, DAVID A. (LS-1)SPALL, W. DALE (LS-5)

2-29HISTONE FRACTIONATION BY HIGH PERFORM-ANCE LIQUID CHROMATOGRAPHY ONCYANOALKYLSILANE (CN) REVERSE-PHASECOLUMNS.

ANAL. BIOCHEM..V.131.P.465-7.1983.

GURLEY, LAWRENCE R. (LS-1)PRENTICE, DAVID A. (LS-1)VALDEZ, JOSEPH G. (LS-1)SPALL, W. DALE (LS-1)

2-30HORMONAL REGULATION OF DISCRETE POR-TIONS OF THE CELL CYCLE - COMMITMENT TO DNASYNTHESIS IS COMMITMENT TO CELLULARDIVISION.

J. CELL. PHYSIOL,V.117, P.423-9.1983.

WHARTON, W. R. (LS-4)

2-31HYDROGEN -1 AND CARBON -13 NUCLEARMAGNETIC RESONANCE CONFORMATIONALSTUDIES OF THE HIS - PRO PEPTIDE BOND CON-FORMATIONAL BEHAVIOR OF TRH.

INT. J. PEPT. PROTEIN RES..V.22. P.582-9.1983.

UNKEFER, CLIFFORD. J. (CNC-4)WALKER, ROBIN D. (LS-5)LONDON, ROBERT E. (INC-4)

2-32HYPERTHERMIA - INDUCED INCREASE INPOTASSIUM TRANSPORT IN CHINESEHAMSTER CELLS.

J. CELL. PHYSIOL..V.115, P.75-86.1983.

STEVENSON, ANITA P. (LS-2)GALEY, WILLIAM R.TOBEY, ROBERT A. (LS-1)

2-33IN VIVO DETERMINATION OF THE PYRIDINENUCLEOTIDE REDUCTION CHARGE BY CARBON 13NUCLEAR MAGNETIC RESONANCESPECTROSCOPY.

SCIENCE,V.222, P.62-5.1983.

UNKEFER, CLIFFORD, J. (INC-4)BLAZER, RICHARD M. (LS-5)LONDON, ROBERT E. (INC-4)

2-34INDUCIBLE PROTECTIVE PROTEINS - APOTENTIALLY NOVEL APPROACH TOCHEMOTHERAPY.

TIC,1982. 32P. MN (LA-UR-82-0382)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:ANN. N. Y. ACAD. SCI.,V.397, P.256-69.1982.

TOBEY, ROBERT A. (LS-1)ENGER, M. DUANE (LS-3)GRIFFITH, JEFFREY KNOWLES (LS-3)HILDEBRAND, CARL E. (LS-3)

2-35LIGHT ACTIVATION OF GENOTOXIC COMPONENTSIN NATURAL AND SYNTHETIC CRUDE OILS.

TIC.1982. 31P. MN (LA-UR-82-3127)

STRNISTE, GARY F. (LS-3)

2-36LOCAL PROLIFERATION OF MONONUCLEARPHAGOCYTES IN TUMORS.

RES. J. RETICULOENDOTHEL. SOC,V.34.P.23-7.1983.

STEWART, C. C. (LS-3)

2-37LOS ALAMOS LIFE SCIENCES DIVISIONSBIOMEDICAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCHPROGRAMS, JANUARY - DECEMBER 1982.

LOS ALAMOS,1983. 219P. (LA-09816-PR)

ENGER, M. DUANE (LS-3)STAFFORD, CAROLYN G. (LS-1)

2-38MATHEMATICAL MODELS OF CELL - CELLADHESION.

IFIP TC-7 WORKING CONFERENCE ONMATHEMATICAL MODELING IN IMMUNOLOGYAND MEDICINE, 1982, MOSCOW.PROC, P.3-10. ELSEVIER, 1983.

BELL, GEORGE I. <T-DO)

2-39MATHEMATICAL MODELS OF CELL - CELLADHESION.

TIC,1982.11 P. MN (LA-UR-82-2845)

BELL, GEORGE I. (T-DO)

2-40METHOD FOR STAINING 3T3 CELL NUCLEIWITH PROPIDIUM IODIDE IN HYPOTONICSOLUTION.

CYTOMETRY,V.4, P.211-5. 1983.

TATE, EMILY H. (LS-4)WILDER, MARK E. (LS-4)CRAM, L.SCOTT (LS-4)WHARTON, W. R. (LS-4)

2-41MOLECULAR MECHANISMS OF INTERCELLULARCOMMUNICATION - TRANSMEMBRANESIGNALING.

TIC.1982.17P. MN (LA-UR-83-0420)

BITENSKY, MARK W. (LS-DO)GEORGE, JOHN S. (LS-DO)SIEGEL, HAL N.MC GREGOR, DOROTHY M. (LS-DO)

2-42MULTIPOLAR CORNEAL-SHAPING ELECTRODEWITH FLEXIBLE REMOVABLE SKIRT.

PATENTEDAPR. 26, 1983. FILED 1981.(U.S.PATENT-4,381,007)

DOSS, JAMES D. (MP-3)

2-43NUCLEASE DIGESTIBILITY OF CHROMATIN ISAFFECTED BY NUCLEI ISOLATION PROCEDURES.

BIOCHIM. BIOPHYS. ACTA,V.740, P.134-44.1983.

PRENTICE, DAVID A. (LS-1)GURLEY, LAWRENCE R. (LS-1)

2-44PRELIMINARY TOXICOLOGICAL STUDY OFFERRIC ACETYL ACETONATE.

LOS ALAMOS,1983.6P.(LA-09627-MS)

LONDON, JERRY E. (LS-1)SMITH, DAVID M. (LS-1)

2-45PULMONARY EFFECTS OF SHALE OUSTS INEXPERIMENTAL ANIMALS.

HEALTH ISSUES RELATED TO METAL ANDNONMETALLIC MINING. W.L. WAGNER ET ALEDS., P.485-96. BUTTERWORTH, 1983.(613.62/H434IS)

HOLLAND, LAURENCE M. (LS-DO)GONZALES, MANUEL (H-5)WILSON. JULIE S. (LS-1)TILLERY, MARVIN I. (H-5)

2-46RADIOBIOLOGY OF PIONS AT LAMPF.

INT. J. RADIAT. ONCOL. BIOL. PHYS.,V.8, P.2133-6.1982.ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1982.21 P. MN (LA-UR-82-0935)

RAJU, MUDUNDI R. (LS-1)TOKITA, NOBUHIKO(LS-I)

2-47RESIDUAL RADIATION DAMAGE IN THE MOUSEFOOT AFTER EXPOSURE TO ARGON IONSANO RETREATMENT WITH X RAYS.

RADIAT. RES.,V.96. P.641-5.1983.

RAJU, MUDUNDI R. (LS-1)CARPENTER, SUSAN G. (LS-1)TOKITA, NOBUHIKO (LS-1)

2-48SEROLOGIC TEST SYSTEMS DEVELOPMENT IM-MUNOASSAYS FOR ANTIBIOTICSMAY 16,1980 - SEPTEMBER 30,1981.

LOS ALAMOS,1983.33P.(LA-09692-PR)

BRAKE, RICHARD JOSEPH (H-4)HOLLSTEIN, ULRICHHINOMAN, K. (LS-2)

2-49SOFT X- RAY EXPERIMENT REVISITED - ATHEORETICAL ANALYSIS.

TIC,1982.16P. MN (LA-UR-82-2460)

BRENNER, DAVID J, (MP-3)ZAIDER, MARCO (MP-3)

2-50THEORY OF ATTACHMENT IN GIARDIA.

BIOPHYS. J.,V.44, P.185-90.1983.

JONES, ROGER D. (X-1)LEMANSKI, CHERLY L.JONES, THERESA J.

2-51TOXICOLOGICAL STUDY OF BENZOTRIFUROXAN.


LONDON, JERRY E. (LS-1)SMITH, DAVID M. (LS-1)

2-52TOXICOLOGICAL STUDY OF THE HIGHEXPLOSIVE FORMULATION X - 0298.

LOS ALAMOS,1983. 4P. (LA-09628-MS)

LONDON. JERRY E. (LS-1)SMITH, DAVID M. (LS-1)

2-53TUMORIGENICITY ASSAYS IN NUDE MICE ANALY-SIS OF THE IMPLANTED GELATINSPONGE METHOD.

TIC,1982.16P. MN (LA-UR-82-3146)

KRAEMER, PAUL M. (LS-4)TRAVIS, GAYLE LEE (LS-4)SAUNDERS, GEORGE C. (LS-4)RAY, FRANK A. (LS-4)STEVENSON, ANITA P. (LS-4)BAME, KAREN (LS-4)CRAM, L. SCOTT (LS-4)

2-54UV EXCISION - REPAIR GENE TRANSFER INCHINESE HAMSTER OVARY (CHO) CELLS.

CELLULAR RESPONSES TO DNA DAMAGE,1983, KEYSTONE. PROC., P.593-601.A.R. LISS, 1983.ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1983.11P. MN (LA-UR-83-1076)

MAC INNES. MARK A. (LS-3)BINGHAM. JUDY MARIE (LS-3)STRNISTE, GARY F. (LS-3)THOMPSON, LARRY H.

2-55ZINC EFFECTS ON GLUTATHIONEMETABOLISM RELATIONSHIP TO ZINC INDUCEDPROTECTION FROM ALKYLATINGAGENTS.

BIOCHEM. PHARMACOL.,V.32, P.3017-21. 1983.

SEAGRAVE, JEANCLARE (LS-3)TOBEY, ROBERTA. (LS-1)HILDEBRAND, CARL E. (LS-3)

3. CHEMICAL HIGH EXPLOSIVES

3-1BINARY EUTECTICS FORMED BETWEENAMMONIUM NITRATE AND AMINE SALTS OF5 - NITROTETRAZOLE I. PREPARATIONAND INITIAL CHARACTERIZATION.

J. ENERG. MATER.,V.I, P. 109-22.1983.

LEE, KIENY(M-I)COBURN, MICHAEL D. (WX-2)

3-2BURNING AND DETONATION.

INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ONDETONATION, 7TH, 1981, ANNAPOLIS.PROC, P.234-43. NSWC, 1981.(623/SY89OP/7TH/1981).

FOREST, CHARLES A. (T-14)

3-3CORNER - TURNING IN TATB.

INTERNATIONALL SYMPOSIUM ONDETONATION, 7TH, 1981, ANNAPOLIS.PROC., P.624-33. NSWC, 1981.(623/S Y89OP/7TH/1981).

COX, MARGARET MCABEE (M-3)CAMPBELL, ARTHUR W. (M-3)

3-4CUSTOMIZED EXPLOSIVES BASED ON PLASTICBONDED MIXTURES OF TATB AND HMX.

INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ONDETONATION, 7TH, 1981, ANNAPOLIS.PROC., P.566-74. NSWC, 1981.(623/SY89OP/7TH/1981).ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1981. 9P. MN (LA-UR-81 -0872)

CAMPBELL, ARTHUR W. (M-3)FLAUGH, HARRY L. (WX-3)POPOLATO, ALPHONSE (WX-3)RAMSAY, JOHN B. (M-3)

3-5DEFLAGRATION-TO-DETONATION TRANSITIONIN PETN AND HMX.

LOS ALAMOS,1983. 8P. (LA-09620)

DINEGAR, ROBERT H. (M-7)

3-6DETONATION PRESSURES OF PBX - 9404,COMPOSITION B, PBX - 9502, ANDNITROMETHANE.

INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ONDETONATION, 7TH, 1981, ANNAPOLIS.PROC., P.531-9. NSWC, 1981.(623/SY89OP/7TH/19B1).ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1981. 9P. MN (LA-UR-81-1067)

DAVIS, WILLIAM C. (M-3)RAMSAY, JOHN B. (M-3)

3-7DETONATION WAVE INTERACTIONS.

INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ONDETONATION, 77 H, 1981, ANNAPOLIS.PROC., P.669-78. NSWC, 1981.(623/SY89OP/7TH/1981).

MADER, CHARLES L. (T-14)

3-8EFFECT OF THE NUMBER DENSITY OFHETEROGENEITIES ON THE CRITICALDIAMETER OF CONDENSED EXPLOSIVES.

PHYS. FLUIDS,V.26, P.2420-4.1983.

ENGELKE. RAY P. (M-3)

3-9ETHYLENEDIAMINE DINITRATE AND ITSEUTECTIC MIXTURES - A HISTORICALREVIEW OF THE LITERATURE TO 1982.

LOS ALAMOS,1983.12P. (LA-09732-H)

DOBRATZ, BRIGITTA M. (M-1)

3-10EUTECTIC COMPOSITE EXPLOSIVESCONTAINING AMMONIUM NITRATE.

INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ONDETONATION, 7TH, 1981, ANNAPOLIS.PROC., P.801-10. NSWC, 1981.(623/SY89OP/7TH/1981).ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1981.11P. MN (LA-UR-tH-0917)

STINECIPHEfl, MARY M. (WX-2)

3-11FINE STRUCTURE IN NITROMETHANE/ACETONEDETONATIONS.

INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ONDETONATION, 7TH, 1981, ANNAPOLIS.PROC., P.958-64. NSWC, 1981.(623/SY89OP/7TH/1981)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1981.7P. MN (LA-UR-81-0704)

DAVIS, WILLIAM C. (M-3)

3-12FUNCTION TIME MEASURMENTS ANDCALCULATIONS IN AN ALL - SECONDARYEXPLOSIVE HOT - WIRE DEVICE.


DINEGAR, ROBERT H. (M-7)VARLEY, DANIEL T., Ill (WX-11)

3-13INITIATION OF DETONATIONS.

INTERNATIONAL COLLOQUIUM ONGASDYNAMICS OF EXPLOSIONS ANDREACTIVE SYSTEMS, 8TH, 1981, MINSK.PROC., P.468-91. AIAA, 1983.(541.36/I61GA/8TH/1981)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1981. 35P. MN (LA-UR-81-2737)


3-14INITIATION TRANSIENT iN DILUTEEXPLOSIVES.

INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ONDETONATION, 7TH, 1981, ANNAPOLIS.PROC., P.448-58. NSWC, 1981.(623/SY89OP/7TH/1981)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1981.10P. MN (LA-UR-81-0705)

FICKETT, WILDON (M-3)

3-15JET INITIATION AND PENETRATION OFEXPLOSIVES.

J. ENERG. MATER.,V.1,P.3-44.1983.

MADER, CHARLES L. (T-14)PIMBLEY, GEORGE H. (T-14)

3-16KINETICS OF THE THERMAL DECOMPOSITIONOF SOLID PENTAERYTHRITOLTETRANITRATE.

SYMPOSIUM (INTERNATIONAL) ONCOMBUSTION, 19TH, 1982, HAIFA.PROC., P.701-5. COMBUSTION INST.(541.361 /S989C/19TH/1982)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1982. 21P. MN (LA-UR-81-3416)

MILLER, GARY D.HAWS, LOWELL D.DINEGAR, ROBERT H. (WX-7)

3-17LOS ALAMOS EXPLOSIVES PERFORMANCE DATA.

811P.U OF CALIF. PRESS, 1982.(662.2/L879AL)

MADER, CHARLES L. (T-14)JOHNSON, JAMES N. (T-14)CRANE. SHARON L. (IS-6)

3-18MEASUREMENT OF THE GHOCK INITIATIONSENSITIVITY OF LOW-DENSITY HMX.

COMBUST. FLAME,V.54, P.121-9. 1983.

DICK, JERRY JOEL (M-3)

3-19MOLECULAR ORB'TAL CALCULATIONS FORPOLYNITROPOLYHEDRANES.

TIC,1982.31 P. MN (LA-UR-82-1841)

RITCHIE, JAMES P. (T-14)

3-20NONIDEAL DETONATION AND INITIATIONBEHAVIOR OF A COMPOSITE SOLID ROCKETPROPELLANT.

INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ONDETONATION, 7TH, 1981, ANNAPOLIS.PROC P.620-3. NSWC, 1981.(623/SY89OP/7TH/1981)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1981. 5P. MN (LA-UR-81-0706)

DICK, JERRY JOEL (M-3)

3-21NUMERICAL MODELING OF SHOCK SENSITIVITYEXPERIMENTS.

INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ONDETONATION, 7TH, 1981, ANNAPOLIS.PROC.. P.479-87. NSWC, 1981.(623/SY69OP/7TH/1981).

BOWMAN, ALLEN L. (T-14)FOREST, CHARLES A. (T-14)KERSHNER. JAMES D. (T-14)MADER, CHARLES L. (T-14)PIMBLEY, GEORGE H. (T-14)

3-22PERFORMANCE PROPERTIES OF COMMERICALEXPLOSIVES.

PROPELLANTS EXPLOS.,V.8. P.8-18. I983.

JOHNSON, JAMES N. (T-14)MADER, CHARLES L (T-14)GOLDSTEIN, SELMA (M-3)

3-23PHOTOFRAGMENTATION OF NITROMETHANE INA MOLECULAR BEAM AT 193 NM.

J. CHEM. PHYS.,V.79, P.1723-30. 1983.

BLAIS, NORMAND C. (CHM-2)

3-24PRECURSORS IN DETONATIONS IN POROUSEXPLOSIVES.

INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ONDETONATION, 7TH, 1981. ANNAPOLIS.PROC., P.877-86. NSWC, 1981.(623/S Y89OP/7TH/1981).

SPAULDING, ROBERT L. (WX-7)

3-25SHOCK INITIATION OF POROUS TATB.

INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ONDETONATION, 7TH, 1981, ANNAPOLIS.PROC., P.385-93. NSWC, 1981.(623/SY89OP/7TH/1981)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1981.10P. MN (LA-UR-81 -0871)

ANDERSON, ALLAN B. (WX-7)GINSBERG, MICHAEL J. (WX-2)SEITZ, WENDELL LEE (WX-7)WACKERLE, JERRY D. (WX-7)

3-26STUDY OF THE STEADY - STATE REACTIONZONE STRUCTURE OF A HOMOGENEOUS AND AHETEROGENEOUS EXPLOSIVE.

PHYS. FLUIDS,V.26, P. 1210-21.1983.

ENGELKE. RAY P. (M-3)BDZIL, JOHN B. (M-3)

3-27SURFACE PROPERTIES OF POTENTIALPLASTiC - BONDED EXPLOSIVES (PBX).

J. COLL', !D INTERFACE SCI.,V.S3, P. 105-8.1983.

RIVERA, THOMAS (WX-3)MATUSZAK, MICHAEL L. (WX-2)

3-28THERMOCHEMICAL EVALUATION OF ZEROORDER PROCESSES INVOLVING EXPLOSIVES.

TIC.1982. 7P. MN (LA-UR-82-0886)

ROGERS, RAYMOND N. (WX-2)JANNEY, JOAN L. (WX-2)

3-29THERMOCHEMISTRY OF MIXED EXPLOSIVES.

TIC,1982.9P. MN (LA-UR-82-0887)

JANNEY, JOAN L. (WX-2)ROGERS, RAYMOND N. (WX-2)

3-30THREE - DIMENSIONAL MODELING OF SHOCKINITIATION OF HETEROGENEOUS EXPLOSIVES.

SYMPOSIUM (INTERNATIONAL) ONCOMBUSTION, I9TH, 1982, HAIFA.PROC., P.685-90. COMBUSTIONINSTITUTE, 1982.(541.361/S989C/19TH/1982)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1982.20P. MN (LA-UR-81-3776)MADER, CHARLES L. (T-14)KERSHNER, JAMES D. (T-14)

4. CHEMICAL SEPARATIONS PROCESSES FOR PLUTONIUM AND URANIUM

4-1 4-3 4-4ANION EXCHANGE X - RAY FLUORESCENCE PYROCHEMICAL RECOVERY OF PLUTONIUM THORIUM - PLUTONIUM CHEMICAL SEPARATIONDETERMINATION OF URANIUM IN PLUTONIUM. FLUORIDE REDUCTION SLAG. PROCESS.

LOS ALAMOS, LOS ALAMOS, LOS ALAMOS.1983. 5P. (LA-09552) 1983.11 P. (LA-09655-MS) 1983.12P. (LA-09611)

MARTELL, CALVIN J. (CMB-1) CHRISTENSEN. DANA CARL (MST-13) CLIFTON, DAVID G. (CMB-11)HANSEL, JAMES M. (CMB-1) RAYBURN, JOHN A. (MST-13) BLUM. THOMAS W. (CMB-11)

4-2PRESENT STATUS OF PLUTONIUM METALPRODUCTION AND PURIFICATION AT LOSALAMOS-1982.


CHRISTENSEN, DANA CARL (MST-13)MULLINS, LAWRENCE J., JR. (MST-13)

5. CHEMISTRY

5-1ANALYTICAL LECTRON MICROSCOPYTECHNIQUES FOR TRACK-PLATED GOLDCOPPER ALLOY.

THIN SOLID FILMS,V.108, P.61-7.1983.

JOHNSON, KAYE ALLAN (MST-11)STAUDHAMMER, KARL P. (MST-5)

5-2ARCHAEOLOGICAL CHEMISTRY. PHYSICALSCIENCE HELPS TO UNRAVEL HUMAN HISTORY.

CHEM. ENG. NEWS,V.61.P.2S-44.1983.

ZURER, PAMELA S.

5-3ATLAS OF THE THORIUM SPECTRUM.

LOS ALAMOS,1983.333P.{LA-09615)

PALMER, BYRON A. (CHM-1)ENGLEMAN, ROLF. JR. (CHM-1)

5-4ATTOGRAM DETECTION LIMIT FOR AQUEOUSDYE SAMPLES BY LASER INDUCEDFLUORESCENCE.

SCIENCE,V.219.P.845-7.1983.

DOVICHI, NORMAN J. (CNC-2)MARTIN, JOHN C. (LS-4)JETT, JAMES H. (LS-DOT)KELLER, RICHARD A. (CNC-2)

5-5AUTOMATED ACTIVATION ANALYSIS SYSTEM.

TIC.1982.11P. MN (LA-UR-82-2590)

MINOR, MICHAEL M. (CNC-5)GARCIA, SAMMY R. (CNC-5)OENTON, MICHAEL M. (CNC-5)

5-6CALCULATED PRODUCT - STATE DISTRIBUTIONSFOR THE REACTION HYDROGEN PLUSDEUTERIUM YIELDS HYDROGEN DEUTERIUMPLUS DEUTERIIUM AT RELATIVETRANSLATIONAL ENERGIES 0.55 AND 1.30EV.

CHEM. PHYS. LETT.,V.102, P.120-4.1983.

BLAIS, NORMAND C. (CHM-2)TRUHLAR, DONALD G.

5-7CALCULATION OF THE MISSING MODEEFFECT FREQUENCIES FROM RAMANINTENSITIES.

J. PHYS. CHEM.,V.87, P.3017-9.1983.

TUTT, LEETANNOR, CAVIDSCHINDLER, JOHNHELLER, ERIC J.(T-12)ZINK, JEFFREY I.

5-8CHEMISTRY OF NITROGEN TETROXIDE AT HIGHPRESSURE - OBSERVATION OF A REVERSIBLETRANSFORMATION BETWEEN MOLECULAR ANDIONIC CRYSTALLINE FORMS.

J. PHYS. CHEM.,V.87, P.5065-8.1983.

AGNEW, STEPHEN F. (INC-4)SWANSON, BASIL I. (INC-4)JONES, LLEWELLYN H. (INC-4)MILLS, ROBERT L. (P-10)SCHIFERL, DAVID (M-6)

5-9CLEANING METHOD AND APPARATUS.

PATENTEDMAR. 29,1983, FILED 1981.(U.S.PATENT-4,377,880)

JACKSON, DARRYL D. (CHM-1)HOLLEN, ROBERT M. (CHM-1)

5-10COHERENT RAMAN SCATTERING MEASURE-MENTS OF VIBRATIONAL FREQUENCY SHIFTS IN

SHOCK - COMPRESSED ORGANIC LIQUIDS.LOS ALAMOS CONFERENCE ON OPTICS,1983, LOS ALAMOS AND SANTA FE.PROC P.208-11. SPIE, 1983.(535/L879OP/1983)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1983.6P. MN (LA-UR-83-1024)

MOORE. DAVID S. (CHM-4)SCHMIDT, STEPHEN C. (M-6)SCHIFERL, DAVID (M-6)SHANER, J. W. (M-6)

5-11COMMENTS ON THE CIS, TRANS, AND CYCLICDIMERS OF NITROGEN OXIDE.

J. PHYS. CHEM.,V.87, P.2466-6. 1983.


5-12CRYSTAL AND MOLECULAR STRUCTURE OFTRICYCLOPENTADIENYLTETRAHYDROFURANURANIUM (III).

J.ORG. CHEM.,V.254, P.305-11.1983.

WASSERMAN, HARVEY (INC-4)ZOZULIN, ALEXANDER J.MOODY, DAVID C. (INC-4)RYAN, ROBERT R. (INC-4)SALAZAR, KENNETH V. (CNC-4)

5-13CRYSTAL STRUCTURE OF URANIUMMANGANESE.

J. LESS-COMMON MET..V.90, P.L13-6.1983.

LAWSON, A. C.

5-14DETECTION OF CHLORINE AND FLUORINE INAIR BY LASER - INDUCED 3REAKDOWNSPECTROMETRY.

ANAL. CHEM.,V.55.P.1252-6.1983.

CREMERS, DAVID A. (CHM-4)RADZIEMSKI, LEON J., JR. (CHM-4)

5-15DETERMINATION OF URANIUM-235/URANIUM-238 RATIO IN NATURAL WATERSBY CHELEX 100 ION EXCHANGE ANDNEUTRON ACTIVATION ANALYSIS.

ANAL. CHEM.,V.55, P.976-7.1983.

GLADNEY, E. S. (H-8)PETERS, RICHARD J. (H-8)PERRIN, DANIEL R. (H-8)

5-16DEVILS STAIRCASE AND ORDER WITHOUTPERIODICITY IN CLASSICAL CONDENSEDMATTER.

TIC,1982. 50P. MN (LA-UR-82-1266)

AUBRY, SERGE (CNLS)

5-17ENZYME STRUCTURE AND INTERACTIONWITH INHIBITORS.

LOS ALAMOS SCI.,NO.8, SUMMER, P.68-71.1983.

LONDON, ROBERT E. (INC-4)

5-18FLOWING-AFTERGLOW TECHNIQUE, AN AP-PROACH TO THE STUDY OF POLYMER THERMALDEGRADATION.

J. APPL. POLYM. SCI.,V.27.P.461-70.1981.

MATUSZAK. MICHAEL L. (M-1)TAYLOR, GENE W. (M-1)

5-19Fl.UORESCERS AND FILTERS OF UNUSUALCHEMICAL COMPOSITION FOR LOW-ENERGYX-RAY MEASUREMENTS.

J. VAC. SCI. TECHNOL,V.1A.P.894-6.1983.

JORGENSEN, BETTY S. (CMB-10)LIEPINS, RAIMOND (CMB-10)GEANANGEL, R. A.KOMM, RICHARD

5-20FOURIER TRANSFORM AND POLYCHROMATORSTUDIES OF THE INDUCTIVELY COUPLEDPLASMA.

LOS ALAMOS,1983.411P.(LA-09888-T)

FAIRES. LYNDA M. (CHM-1)

5-21HIGH RESOLUTION INFRARED STUDIES OFSITE STRUCTURE AND DYNAMICS FOR MATRIXISOLATED MOLECULES.

VIB. SPECTRA STRUCT.,V.12,1-67.1983.

SWANSON, BASIL I. (INC-4)JONES, LLEWELLYN H. (INC-4)

5-22INFLUENCE OF DIFFUSION ON SURFACEREACTION XINETiCS.

J. CHEM. PHYS.,V.78, P.6002-8.1983.

FREEMAN, DAVID L. (CHM-2)DOLL, JIMMIE D. (CNC-2)

5-23INFRARED EMISSION SPECTRA OF URANIUMAND THORIUM.

LOS ALAMOS CONFEPENCE ON OPTICS '83,PROC, P. 415-18. SPIE, 1983.(535/L879OP/1983)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1983. 5P. MN (LA-JR-83-1685)

PALMER, BYRON A. (CHM-1)PHILLIPS, MARILYN VIRGINIA (CHM-1)ENGLEMAN, ROLF, JR. (CHM-1)

5-24INFRARED MULTIPHOTON DISSOCIATION OF1 - CHLORO -1 - FLUORO ETHYLENECOMPETITIVE REACTIONS AND PRESSUREDEPENDENCE.

J. CHEM. PHYS.,V.79, P.816-23.1983.

JALENAK, W. A.NOGAR, NICHOLAS S. (CHM-2)

5-25INTERACTION OF OXYGEN WITH BISMUTH(0001) - KINETIC, ELECTRONIC, ANDSTRUCTURAL FEATURES.

SURF. SCI.,V.134, P.529-46.1983.

TAYLOR, THOMAS N. (CHM-2)CAMPBELL, CHARLES TAYLOR (CHM-2)ROGERS, J. WILLIAM, JR. (CMB-8)ELLIS, WALTON P. (CHM-2)WHITE, J. M.

5-26INTRACAVITY GAIN DETECTION — EXAMPLEIODINE 2. BROMINE 2.

APPL. OPT..V.22, P.339-45 1983.

TRUESDELL, KEITH A. (CNC-2)KELLER, RICHARD A. (CNC-2)

5-27ISOTOPE AND NUCLEAR CHEMISTRY DIVISIONANNUAL REPORT FY 1982.

LOS ALAMOS,1983.286P. (LA-09797-PR)

ERDAL, BRUCE R. (INC-DO)

5-28LANGEVIN ANALYSIS OF THE DIFFUSIONMODEL FOR SURFACE CHEMICAL REACTIONS.

J. CHEM. PHYS.,V.79, P.2343-50.1983.

FREEMAN, DAViD L. (CHM-2)DOLL, JIMMIE D. (CHM-2)

5-29LARGE SCALE ISOLATION OF 82 STRONTIUMFOR GENERATOR PRODUCTION.

RADIONUCLIDE GENERATORS,NEW SYSTEMS FOR NUCLEARMEDICINE APPLICATIONS, 1983,SEATTLE. PROC., P. 123-34.ACS, 1984. (616.07/R129GE/1983)

THOMAS, K. E. (INC-3)BARNES, JOHN W. (INC-3)

5-30MANUAL OF ANALYTICAL .METHODS FORRADIOBIOASSAY.

LOS ALAMOS,1983. PAGED IN SECTIONS. (LA-09763-M)

GAUTIER, MARGARET A. (H-5)

5-31MASS SYMMETRY IN THE SPONTANEOUSFISSION OF 257 FEPMIUM.

NUCLEAR CHEMISTRY, G.T. SEABORGAND W LOVELAND, EDS.,P.328-31. HUTCHINSON ROSS, 1982.(541.38/N964CHE)

BALAGNA, JOHN P., JR. (CNC-11)FORD, GEORGE P. (INC-11)HOFFMAN, DARLEANE C. (INC-DO)KNIGHT, JERED. (INC-11)

5-32MEASUREMENT OF REVERSIBLE ANDIRREVERSIBLE ENERGY REQUIREMENTS FORHYDROGEN PRODUCTION IN HYBRID CYCLES.

TIC,1982. 8P. MN (LA-UR-B2-0473)

ONSTOTT. EDWARD I. (CMB-8)

5-33METABOLISM AS IT HAPPENS.


BRAINARD, JAMES R. (INC-4)HUTSON, JUDITH Y. (INC-4)LONDON, ROBERT E. (INC-4)MATWIYOFF, NICHOLAS A. (INC-DO)

5-34METHOD FOR REMOVAL OF PHOSGENE FROMBORON TRICHLORIDE.

PATENTEDSEPT. 20,1983, FILED 1981.(U.S.PATEN7-4,405,423)

FREUND, SAMUEL M. (PL)

5-35MIGRATION OF RADIOISOTOPES IN THEEARTH'S CRUST.


ECKHARDT, ROGER C. (AP-2)

5-36MONTE - CARLO/MOLECULAR DYNAMICS STUDYOF THE DIFFUSIONAL RECOMBINATIONKINETICS OF CARBON (A) PLUS OXYGEN (A) YIELDSCARBON MONOXIDE (G) ON PLATINUM (111).

SURF. SCI.,V.134, P.769-76.1983.

DOLL. JIMMIE D. (CHM-2)FREEMAN, DAVID L. (CHM-2)

5-37MONTE CARLO CALCULATIONS ONINTRANUCLEAR CASCADES -1 .

LOW-ENERGY STUDIES.NUCLEAR CHEMISTRY, G.T. SEABORGAND W. LOVELAND. EDS., P.344-56.HUTCHINSON ROSS, 1982.(541.38/N964CHE)

METROPOLIS, NICHOLAS C. (T-DOT)BIVINS, ROBERT L. (S-2)STORM, M.TURKEVICH, ANTHONY L.MILLER, J. M.FRIEDLANDER, G

5-38NUCLEAR MAGNETIC RESONANCE AND CHEMiCALSTUDIES OF URANIUM(V) ALKOXiOES.

INORG.CHEM.,V.22, P.3184-9.1983.

ELLER, P. GARY (CNC-4)VERGAMINI, PHILLIP J. (P-8)

5-39OPTICAL OPACITIES AS A TOOL FORSTUDYING HIGH TEMPERATURE EQUILIBRIA.

LOS ALAMOS CONFERENCE ON OPTICS '83.PROC., P. 330-5. SPIE, 1983.(535/L879OP/1983)

BIENIEWSKI, THOMAS M. (CMB-1)

5-40OPTICALLY TRANSPARENT POROUSMETAL FOAM ELECTRODE.

ANAL. CHEM.,V.55. P.1634-7.1983.

HOBART, DAVID E.NORVELL, VINCENT E.VARLASHKIN, PETER G.HELLWEGE, HERBERT E.PETERSON, JOSEPH R.

5-41ORTHORHOMBIC THORIUM (IV)MOLYBDATE, THORIUM (MOLYBDENUMOXYGEN 4)2.

ACTA CRYSTALLOGR..V.39C, P.1165-7.1983.

CREMERS, T. L. (CMB-1)ELLER, P. GARY (INC-4)PENNEMAN, ROBERT A. (INC-4)

5-42ORTHORHOMBIC URANIUM(IV) MOLYBDENUM(VI) OXIDE, URANIUM BIMOLYBDENUMOXYGEN.

ACTA CRYSTALLOGR.,V.39CR1163-5.1983.

CREMERS, T.L. (CMB-1)ELLER, P. GARY (INC-4)PENNEMAN, ROBERTA. (INC-4)HERRICK, CLAUDE C. (MST-12)

5-43OSCILLATOR STRENGTHS FOR NEUTRALATOMIC URANIUM.

LOS ALAMOS CONFERENCE ON OPTICS '83,PROC, P. 419-26. SPIE, 1983.(535/L879OP/1983)

BIENIEWSKI, THOMAS M. (CMB-1)

5-44PHASE RELATIONS AND ORDERING IN THESYSTEM ERBIA-HAFNIA.

• I. AM. CERAM. SOC.,V.66.P.101-5.1983,

DURAN, P.PASCUAL, C.COUTURES, JEAN-PIERRESKAGGS, SAMUEL R. (CMB-3)

5-45PHOTOACOUSTIC DETECTION OF INTRACAVITYABSORPTION.

APPL. OPT.,V.22, P.3331-4.1983.

KELLER; RICHARD A. (CHM-2)NOGAR, NICHOLAS S. (CHM-2)BOMSE, DAVID S. (CHM-2)

5-46PHOTOFRAGMENT SPECTROSCOPY ANDDYNAMICS OF THE VISIBLEPHOTODISSOCIATION OF OZONE.

J. CHEM. PHYS.,V.79, P.1745-56.1983.

MOORE, DAVID S. (CHM-4)BOMSE, OAVID S. (CHM-2)VALENTINI, JAMES J. (CHM-2)

5-47PICOSECOND DYNAMICS OF CONFORMATIONCHANGES IN MALACHITE GREEN DYE PRODUCEDBY PHOTOIONIZATION OF MALACHITE G R t ^LEUCOCYANIDE.

CHEM. PHYS. LETT.,V.94.P.102-6.1983.

CREMERS, DAVID A. (AP-4)CREMERS, T.L. (CNC-4)

5-48PLATINUM(O) COMPLEXES WITH BULKYPHOSPHINES - TRINUCLEAR SULFURDIOXIDE AND CARBON DISULFIDECOMPLEXES.

INORG. CHIM. ACTA,V.74, P.271-4.1983.

RITCHEY, JOHN M. (CNC-4)MOODY, DAVID C. (CNC-4)

5-49POSSIBLE THERMOCHEMICAL CYCLE BASED ONMETHANOL.

TIC.1982.4P. MN (LA-UR-82-1574)

MASON, CAROLINE F. V. (CMB-3)

5-50PRECISION ISOTOPE SHIFTS FOR THE HEAVYELEMENTS. II. NEUTRAL THORIUM.

J. OPT. SOC. AM.,V.73,P.694-701.1983.

ENGLEMAN, ROLF, JR. (CHM-1)PALMER, BYRON A. (CHM-1)

5-51PREPARATION AND USE OF TUNGSTENTRICARBON YL TRSS(ALKYLCYANIDE)(ALKYL EQUALS ETHYL, PROPYL) ASIMPROVED STARTING MATERIALS FORSYNTHESES OF TRICARBONYL (ETA 6CYCLOHEPTATRIENE) TUNGSTEN AND OTHERSUBSTITUTED CARBONYL COMPLEXES.

INORG. CHEM.,V.22, P.692-4.1982.

KUBAS, GREGORY J. (CNC-4)

5-52PROBLEMS AND PROSPECTS IN FUTUREAPPLICATIONS OF STABLE ISOTOPES IN THELIFE SCIENCES AND MEDICINE.

TIC,1982.13P. Mf (LA-UR-82-1860)

MATWIYOFF, NICHOLAS A. (CNC-4)UNKEFER, CLIFFORD, J. (CNC-4)WALKER, THOMAS E. (CNC-4)

5-53PRODUCTION AND RECOVERY OF LARGEQUANTITIES OF RADIONUCLIDES FOR NUCLEARMEDICINE GENERATOR SYSTEMS.

RADIONUCLIDE GENERATORS,NEW SYSTEMS FOR NUCLEARMEDICINE APPLICATIONS, 1983,SEATTLE. PROC., P. 179-84.ACS, 1984. (616.07/R129GE/1983)

STEINKRUGEP, FREDERICK J (INC-3)BENTLEY, GLENN E. (INC-3)O'BRIEN, HAROLD A. (INC-3)OTT, MARTIN ADOLF (INC-3)SEURER, FRANKLIN H. (INC-3)TAYLOR, WAYNE A. (INC-3)BARNES, JAMES W. (WX-4)

S-54PRODUCTION OF SUPER-SMOOTH ARTICLES.

PATENTEDMAR.15,1C33, FILED 1981.(U.S.PATENT-4,376,751)

DUCHANE, DAVID V. (MST-6)

5-55QUALITY ASSURANCE FOR ENVIRONMENTALANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY AT LOS ALAMOS.

TIC,1982.13P. MN (LA-UR-82-3489)

GLADNEY, E. S. (H-8)PERRIN, DANIEL R. (H-8)GOODE. WILLIAM E. (H-8)

5-56QUASICLASSICAL TRAJECTORY (ANDVARIATIONAL TRANSITION STATE THEORY)STUDY OF THE RATES AND TEMPERATUREDEPENDENT ACTIVATION ENERGIES OF THEREACTIONS MU PLUS HYDROGEN (COMPLETELYTHERMAL) AND HYDROGEN, DEUTERIUM, ANDMU PLUS HYDROGEN(V=O.J=2).

J. CHEM. PHYS.,V.78, P.2363-7.1983.

BLAIS, NORMAND C. (CNC-2)TRUHLAR, DONALD G.GARRETT, B. C.

5-57REACTION OF FLUORINE AND CHLORINEATOMS WITH FORMALOEHYDE ANDDEUTERO-FORMALDEHYDE.

LOS ALAMOS CONFERENCE ON OPTICS,1983. LOS ALAMOS AND SANTA FE.PROC., P.232-8. SPIE, 1983.(535/L879OP/1983)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1983. SP. MN (LA-UR-83-0964)

NOGAR, NICHOLAS S. (CHM-2)FASANO, D. M.

5-58REACTIONS FOR IMPROVING EFFICIENCIESIN THERMOCHEMICAL CYCLES RELATED TOTHE SULFUR DIOXIDE - IODINE PROCESS.

WORLD HYDROGEN ENERGY CONFERENCE,4TH, 1982, PASADENA. PROC..P. 665-74. PERGAMON, 1982.(665.81/W927HY/4TH/1982/V.2)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1982.11 P. MN (LA-UR-82-O467)

MASON, CAROLINE F. V. (CMB-3)BOWMAN, MELVIN G. (CMB-DO)

5-59REACTIVITY OFBIS(TRiCYCLOHEXYLPHOSPHINE) PLATINUMAND BIS(TRI-T-BUTYLPHOSPHINE) PLATINUMWITH SULFUR DIOXIDE AND CARBONDISULFIDE.

INORG. CHEM.,V.22, P.2276-80.1983.

RITCHEY, JOHN M. (CNC-4)MOODY. DAVID C. (CNC-4)RYrtN, ROBERT R. (CNC-4)

5-60REAL - TIME KiNETIC STUDY OF THEREACTION FLUORINE PLUS NITROGENOXYGEN.

J. CHEM. PHYS.,V.78, P.6688-93.1983.

FASANO, D. M.NOGAR, NICHOLAS S. (CHM-2)

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5-61RECENT DEVELOPMENTS TOWARD A HYDROGENECONOMY.

CRYOGENIC PROCESSES AND EQUIPMENT1982,1982, LOS ANGELES. PROC,P.1-3. AMER. INST. OF CHEMICALENGINEERS, 1983. (621.59/C957PR/1982)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1982.4P. MN (LA-UR-83-0915)

WILLIAMSON, KENNETH D.. JR. (S-4)EDESKUTY, FREDERICK J. (S-4)

5-62REDUCED DIMENSIONALITY QUANTUM RATECONSTANTS FOR THE DEUTERIUM ATOM PLUSHYDR03EN MOLECULE (V EQUALS 1) REACTIONSON THE LSTH SURFACE.

J. CHEM. PHYS.,V.79, P.3742-4.1983.

BOWMAN, JOEL M.LEE, Kl TUNGWALKER, ROBERT B. (T-12)

5-63REGIOSPECIFIC INCORPORATION OF BROMINEAND IODINE INTO PHENOLS USING(TRIMcTHYLSILYL)PHENOL DERIVATIVES.

J. ORG. CHEM.,V.48, P.1542-4.1983.

WILBUR, D. SCOTT (CNC-3)STONE, WENDY E. (CNC-3)ANDERSON, KENT W. (CNC-3)

5-64RESONANT MULTIPHOTON IONIZATION FOR THEDETECTION OF TECHNETIUM.

LOS ALAMOS CONFERENCE ON OPTICS,1983, LOS ALAMOS AND SANTA FE.PROC, P.291-5.SPIE, 1983.(535/L879OP/1983)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1983. 6P. MN (LA-UR-83-1223)

NOGAR, NICHOLAS S. (CKM-2)SANDER, ROBERT K. (CHM-4)DOWNEY, STEPHEN W. (CHM-2)MILLER, CHARLES M. (INC-7)

5-65ROLE OF POTASSIUM ADDITIVES IN NICKELCATALYSTS FOR CARBON MONOXIDEHYDROGENATION - A SURFACE SCIENCEINVESTIGATION.

J. VAC. SCI. TECHNOL.,V.2, P.1265-6.1983.

CAMPBELL. CHARLES TAYLOR (CMB-8)GOODMAN, D. WAYNE

5-66ROOM-TEMPERATURE STRUCTURE OF CARBONMONOXIDE AT 2.7 AND 3.6 GPA.

ACTA CRYSTALLOGR.,V.39CP.1146-50.1983.

CROMER, DON T. (CMB-5)SCHIFERL, DAVID (M-6)LESAR, RICHARD A (T-11)MILLS. ROBERT L. (P-10)

5-67ROTATIONAL ENERGY TRANSFER INCOLLISIONS OF INTERNALLY EXCITEDMOLECULES - EFFECT OF INITIAL CONDITIONSAND POTENTIAL ENERGY SURFACE.

J. CHEM. PHYS.,V.78, P.1335-8.1983.

THOMPSON, DONALD L. (CHM-2)BLAIS, NORMAND C. (CNC-2)TRUHLAR, DONALD G.

5-68SELECTIVE LASER IONIZATION FOR MASSSPECTRAL ISOTOPIC ANALYSIS.

LASER-BASED ULTRASENSITIVESPECTRO5COPY AND DETECTION, 5TH,1983, SAN DILGO. PROC., P.8-12.SPIE, 1983. (621.366/L343BA/1983)

MILLER, CHARLES M. (INC-7)NOGAR, NICHOLAS S. (CHM-2)DOWNEY, STEPHEN W. (CHM-2>

5-69STABLE ISOTOPE PRODUCTION - ADISTILLATION PROCESS.

LOS ALAMOS SCI.,NO.8, SUMMER, P.65. 1983.

MATWIYOFF, NICHOLAS A. (INC-DO)MC INTEER, BERTHUS B. (CNC-4)MILLS, THOMAS R. (CNC-4)

5-70STEREOCHEMICAL AND ELECTRONIC CONTROLOF METAL - SULFUR DIOXIDE BONDINGGEOMETRY IN D6 MOLYBDENUM AND TUNGSTENSULFUR DIOXIDE COMPLEXES - NOVEL ETA 1 - ETA2 SULFUR DIOXIDE LINKAGE ISOMERIZATION INM O L Y B D E N U M D I C A R B O N Y LBISfTRIPHENYLPHOSPHINE) (ALKYLISOCYANIDE)(SULFUR DIOXIDE) AND STRUCTURES OFMOLYBDENUM TRICARBONYL BIS(TRI-iSOPROPYL-PHOSPHINE) (SULRjR DIOXIDE) ANDMOLYBDENUM DICARBONYL (PYRIDINE)(TRIPHENYLPHOSPHINE) (MU-SULFUR DIOXIDE)—2.

J. AM. CHEM. SOC,V.105, P. 1883-91.1983.

KUBAS, GREGORY J. (CNC-4)JARVINEN, GORDON D. (CNC-4)RYAN, ROBERT R. (CNC-4)

5-71STRUCTURE OF 'ORANGE1 18 OXYGEN AT9.6 GPA AND 297 K.

ACTA CRYSTALLOGR.,V.39B, P. 153-7.1983.

SCHIFERL, DAVID (M-6)CROMER, DON T. (INC-4)SCHWALBE, LARRY A. (WX-3)MILLS, ROBERT L. (P-10)

5-72STRUCTURE OF NITROGEN AT 2.94GPA AND 300 K.

ACTA CRYSTALLOGR.,V.39C, P.1151-3.1983.

SCHIFERL, DAVID (M-6)CROMER, DON T. (CMB-5)RYAN, ROBERT R. (INC-4)LARSON, ALLEN C. (P-8)LESAR, RICHARD A (T-11)MILLS, ROBERT L. (P-10)

5-73STUDIES OF AN INDUCTIVELY COUPLEDPLASMA WITH A FOURIER TRANSFORMSFECTROMETER.

LOS ALAMOS CONFERENCE ON OPTICS.1983, LOS ALAMOS AND SANTA FE.PROC., P.396-401. SPIE, 1983.(535/L87POP/1983)

FAIRES, LYNDA M. (CHM-1)PALMER. BYRON A. (CHM-1)ENGLEMAN, ROLF, JR. (CHM-1)NIEMCZYK. THOMAS M.

5-74SULFUR ISOTOPE SEPARATION BYDISTILLATION.

SYNTHESIS AND APPLICATIONS OFISOTOPICALLY LABELED COMPOUNDS, 1982.KANSAS CITY. PROC., P.409-10.ELSEVIER, 1983.ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC.1982. 3P. MN (LA-UR-82-1599)

MILLS. THOMAS R. (CNC-4)

S-75SURFACE STRUCTURAL DETERMINATION OFURANIUM OXIDE USING MEV IONS.

TIC,1983.16P. MN (LA-UR-83-1515)

THOMPSON, KENNETH A. (CHM-2)ELLIS, WALTON P. (CHM-2)TAYLOR, THOMAS N. (CHM-2)VALONE, STEVEN M. (CHM-2)MAGGIORE.CARLJ.(E-11)

5-76SYNTHESIZING LABELED COMPOUNDS.

LOS ALAMOS SCI..NO.8, SUMMER, P.66-7. 19B3.

LONDON. ROBERT E. (INC-4)MATWIYOFF, NICHOLAS A. (INC-DO)UNKEFER, CLIFFORD. J. (INC-4)WALKER, THOMAS E. (INC-4)

5-77TETRALITHIOTETRAHEDRANE - IS IT AMINIMUM?

J. AM. CHEM. SOC.,V.105, P.2083-5.1983.


5-78THERMOCHEMICAL PROCESSES FOR SOLARHYDROGEN PRODUCTION.TIC,1982.7P. MN (LA-UR-82-1695)

BOWMAN, MELVIN G.

5-79THERMOCHEMICAL SPLITTING OF SULFURDIOXIDE WITH CERIUM (IV) OXIDE.

J. AM. CHEM. SOC.,V.105, P.7572-3.1983.

PETERSON, EUGENE J. (CHM-1)FOLTYN, ELIZABETH MAY (CNC-4)ONSTOTT. EDWARD I. (CMB-8)

11

5-80THIN FILMS FROM AMMONIA - BORANE.

TIC.1982.14P. MN (LA-UR-82-3276)

LIEPINS, RAIMOND (MST-6)JORGENSEN, BETTY S. (CMB-10)JAHN, R. (MST-6)GEANANGEL, H. A.KOMM, RICHARD

5-81TRACKING THE ISOTOPES.

LOS ALAMOS SCI.,NO.8. SUMMER, P.2-21.1983.

KNIGHT, JERE D. (INC-11)SATTIZAHN, JAMES E. (CNC-11)

5-82TRAJECTORY - SURFACE - HOPPING STUDY OFSODIUM (DOUBLET-P STATE) PLUS HYDROGENMOLECULES TO GIVE GROUND STATE SODIUMAND VIBRATIONALLY EXCITED HYDROGEN

J.CHEM. PHYS.,V.79.P.1334-41.1983.


5-83TWO BISMUTH SULFATE - SULFURIC ACIDHYBRID WATER - SPLITTING CYCLES.PROPOSED ANTIMONYL SULFATE CYCLE

WORLD HYDROGEN ENERGY CONFERENCE,4TH, 1982, PASADENA. PROC,P. 591-8. PERGAMON. 1982.(665.81 /W927HY/4TH/1982/V.2)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1982.9P. MN (LA-UR-82-O583)

JONES, WESLEY M. (CMB-3)

5-84UNTANGLING THE WATER GAS SHIFT FROMFISCHER - TROPSCH - A GORDIAN KNOT?

TIC,1983.68P. MN (LA-UR-83-0260)

ROFER-DE POORTER, CHERYL K. (ESS-2)

5-85USE OF OXIDES IN THERMOCHEMICAL WATERSPLITTING CYCLES FOR SOLAR HEATSOURCES. COBALT OXIDES.

WORLD HYDROGEN ENERGY CONFERENCE,4TH. 1982. PASADENA. PROC.,P. 659-64. PERGAMON, 1932.(665.81 /W927H Y/4TH/1362/V.2)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1982. 7P. MN (LA-UR-82-0584)

JONES, WESLEY M. (CMB-3)BOWMAN. MELVIN G.

5-86WHAT LIES AHEAD.

LOS ALAMOS SCI.,NO.8, SUMMER, P.72-B. 1983.

HOFFMAN, DARLEANE C. (INC-DO)

5-87X - RAY STUDIES OF XENON TO 23 GPA.SOLID STATE COMMUN..

V.46, P.733-5.1983.SCHIFERL, DAVID (M-6)MILLS, ROBERT L. (P-10)TRIMMER, LEONARD E.

12

7. COAL CONVERSION AND UTILIZATION—COAL SCIENCE AND ANALYSIS

7-1EFFECT OF MARKET CONDUCT ONINTERNATIONAL STEAM COAL TRADE.

TIC,1982.24P. MfJ (LA-UR-82-2039)

KOLSTAD, CHARLES D. (S-2)ABBEY, DAVID S. (S-2)

7-2FORTRAN 77 PROGRAM FOR AUTOMATICSTRATIGRAPHIC CORRELATION.

COMPUT. GEOSCI.,V.9.R311-27.1983.

HOWELL, JOANN(S-I)

7-3LASER MICROPROBE MASS ANALYSISSTUDIES ON COAL AND SHALE SAMPLES.

ANAL. CHEM.,V.55.P.527-31.1983.

VANDERBORGH, NICHOLAS E. (G-DOP)JONES, C. E. R. (ESS)

13

8. COAL CONVERSION AND UTILIZATION—ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION, WASTE UTILIZATION, AND SAFETY

8-1 8-2 8-3ESTIMATION OF RAOIONUCLIDE RELEASES RADIOACTIVE EMISSIONS FROM COAL TRACE ELEMENT CHARACTERIZATION OF COALFROM SPECIFIC LARGE COAL - FIRED PRODUCTION AND UTILIZATION - THE PREPARATION WASTES - FINAL PROGRAMINDUSTRIAL AND UTILITY BOILERS. TYPICAL CASE PUT INTO PERSPECTIVE. REPORT.

LOS ALAMOS, JUNE 30 - SEPTEMBER 30,1982. LOS ALAMOS,1983. 225P. (LA-09845-MS) LOS ALAMOS. 1983.13P. (LA-09626)

GREINER, NORMAN R. (CHM-1) 1983. 6P. (LA-09747-PR) HEATON, RICHARD C. (CMB-8)WILLIAMS, MICHAEL D. (S-4) GREINER, NORMAN R. (CHM-1) WAGNER. PAUL(CMB-B)WAGNER, PAUL (CHM-1) WAGNER, PAUL (CHM-1)

14

9. CRITICALITY STUDIES

9-1EMERGENCY PLANNING AT THE LOSALAMOS CRITICAL ASSEMBLIESFACILITIES.

TRANS. AM. NUCL. SOC,V.45, P.343-4.1983.

MALENFANT, RICHARD E. (Q-2)

9-2HISTORY OF CRITICAL EXPERIMENTS ATPAJARITO SITE.

LOS ALAMOS,1963.48P. (LA-09685-H)

PAXTON. HUGH C. (Q-14)

9-3OPERATING PROCEDURES FOR THE PAJARITOSITE CRITICAL ASSEMBLY FACILITY.

LOS ALAMOS,1933.16P. (LA-04037-SOP, REV. 2)

MALENFANT, RICHARD E. (Q-2)

15

10. ELECTRIC ENERGY SYSTEMS—SYSTEMS DEVELOPMENT AND CONTROL

10-1 10-2ELECTRICAL TESTS OF 30 MJ SUPERCONDUCTING 30-MJ SUPERCONDUCTING MAGNETICMAGNETIC ENERGY STORAGE SYSTEM WITHIN ENERGY STORAGE SYSTEM FOR ELECTRICTHE BONNEVILLE POWER ADMINISTRATION UTILITY TRANSMISSION STABILIZATION.POWER GRID. PROC. IEEE,

DOE PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL ENERGY V.71, P.1099-1106.1983.STORAGE ANNUAL CONTRACTORS' REVIEW ROGERS, JOHN D., JR. (CTR-9)MEETING, 1983, ARLINGTON. PROC.. SCHERMER, ROBERT I. (CTR-9)P.195-200. DOE, 1983. (CONF-830074) MILLER, B. L.

HAUER, J. F. HAUER, J. F.BOENIG. HEINRICH J. (CTR-9)

16

11. ENERGY CONSERVATION—SYSTEMS MODELING AND PERFORMANCE ASSESSMENT

11-1ADVANCED FUEL CELL POWER SYSTEMS FORTRANSPORTATION APPLICATIONS.

TRANS. AM. NUCL. SOC,V.44, P.9. 1983.

HUFF, JAMES R.(E-11)LYNN, DAVID K. (E-11)MURRAY, HUGHS. (E-11)

11-2ASSESSMENT OF FUEL CELL PROPULSIONSYSTEMS.

LOS ALAMOS,i983.184P. (LA-09954-MS)

ALTSEIMER, JOHN H. (S-4)FRANK, JOSEPH A.NOCHUMSON, DAVID H. (S-4)THAYER, GARY R. (S-4)RAHM, A. M.WILLIAMSON, KENNETH D., JR. (S-4)HARDIE, R. WAYNE (S-DOT)JACKSON, SYDNEY V. (S-4)

11-3ELECTROCHEMISTRY OF FUELS CELLS FORTRANSPORTATION APPLICATIONS.

WORLD HYDROGEN ENERGY CONFERENCE.4TH, 1982, PASADENA. PROCP. 1189-94. PERGAMON, 1982.(665.81 /W927H Y/4TH/1982/V.3)

GONZALEZ, E. R.SRINIVASAN,S.(E-11)

11-4ENERGY CONSERVATION STUDY FOR THE USAIR FORCE ACADEMY.

TIC,1983.127P. MN (LA-UR-83-0397)

PETERSON, JOHN L. (Q-11)DAVIS, LINDA BROOKE (WX-4)

11-5FUEL CELLS FOR TRANSPORTATIONAPPLICATIONS -JANUARY 1 - DECEMBER 31.1982.


HUFF, JAMES R. (E-11)

11-6GASEOUS FUEL SAFETY ASSESSMENT FORLIGHT - DUTY AUTOMOTIVE VEHICLES.


KRUPKA. MILTON C. (S-4)PEASLEE, A.T., JR. (S-4)LAQUER, HENRY L. (Q-10)

11-7OPERATING EXPERIENCE WITH A LIQUIDHYDROGEN FUELED BUICK AND REFUELINGSYSTEM.

WORLD HYDROGEN ENERGY CONFERENCE.4TH, 1982, PASADENA. PROC.,P. 1071-94. PERGAMON, 1982.(665.81 /W927HY/4TH/1982/V.3)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1982.42P. MN (LA-UR-82-0428)

STEWART, WALTER F. (P-10)

11-8SIMULATED PERFORMANCE OF SOLID POLYMERELECTROLYTE FUEL - CELL - POWEREDVEHICLES.

INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS ANDEXPOSITION, 1983, DETROIT.PROC5P. SAE. 1983.

LYNN. DAVID K. (E-11)MURRAY, HUGHS. (E-11)MC CORMICK, J. BYRON ,E-DO)HUFF, JAMES R. (E-11)

17

12. ENERGY PROJECTIONS AND STATISTICAL INFORMATION

12-1COMPETITIVE INTERSTATE TAXATION OFWESTERN COAL.

TIC,1983.18P. MN (LA-UR-33-2272)

KOLSTAD, CHARLES D. (S-2)WOLAK, FRANK A. (S-2)

12-2ECONOMICS OF UTILITY OIL AND GASSUBSTITUTION - NATIONAL AND REGIONSPECIFIC ANALYSIS.

LOS ALAMOS,1983.46P.<LA-09677-MS)

MANGENG, CAROLYN A. (S-4)LOOSE, VERNE W. (S-2)STEIN. MYRON L. (S-2)MARTINEZ, ALEXINE J. (S-2)WILLIAMS. DONNA S. (S-2)BIVINS, ROBERT L. (S-2)

12-3MODELING INTERNATIONAL STEAM COALTRADE.

LOS ALAMOS,1983. 72P. lLJ\-09661-MS)

KOLSTAD, CHARLES D. (S-2)ABBEY, DAVID S. (S-2)BIVINS. ROBERT L (S-2)

12-4NUCLEAR ELECTRIC CAPACITY EXPANSION INMEXICO - SYSTEM EFFECTS OF REACTORSIZE AND COST.


ABBEY, DAVID S. (S-2)ENRIQUEZ, RAUL PEREZTHAYER, GARY R. (S-4)URIA, ERNESTO GRIJALVA

12-5PRELIMINARY ECONOMIC ASSESSMENT OFRESIDENTIAL PASSIVE SOLAR COOLINGPOTENTIAL IN THE UNITED STATES.

TIC,1982. 7P. MN (LA-UR-82-0870)

KIRSCHNER, CHRISTINAMANGENG, CAROLYN A. (S-4)YEAMANS, MARILYN K. (S-2)ROACH, JAMES F. (S-2)

12-6SUMMARY OF THE WOPKSHOPCN REGULATORYFINANCIAL MODELS CF THE US ELECTRICUTILITY INDUSTRY.

LOS ALAMOS,1983. 64P. (LA-09815-C)

FORD. FREDERICK ANDREW (S-2)MANN, GREGORY S. (S-2)

18

13. ENERGY STORAGE

13-1 13-2 13-3EFFECT OF TEMPERATURE ON THE ELECTROLYTE EFFECTS Of* OXYGEN REDUCTION SUPERCONDUCTING MAGNETIC ENERGYADSORPTION OF KINETICS AT FLATINUM - A ROTATING STORAGE FOR BPA TRANSMISSION LINETRIFLUOROMETHANESULFONATE ANIONS ON RING-DISC ELECTRODE ANALYSIS. STABILIZATION.MERCURY FROM CONSTANT IONIC STRENGTH ELECTROCHIM. ACTA, TIC,SOLUTIONS. V.28, P.691-7.1983. 1982. 4P. MN (LA-UR-82-2719)

ELECTROCHIM. ACTA, HSUEH, K. L. ROGERS, JOHN D., JR. (CTR-9)V.28, P. 165-6.1983. GONZALEZ, E. R. BARRON, MICHAEL H. (CTR-9)

GONZALEZ, E. R. SRINIVASAN, S. (E-11) BOENIG, HEINRICH J. (CTR-9)NARANJO, RAMONCITA (E-2) CRISCUOLO, ALPHONSE L. (E-8)HSUEH, K. L. DEAN, JOHN W. (CTR-9)SRINIVASAN, S. (E-11) SCHERMER, ROBERT I. JCTR-9)

19

14. ENGINEERING AND EQUIPMENT

14-1ACCOUSTICAL HEAT PUMPING ENGINE.

PATENTEDAUG. 16,1983, FILED 1981.(U.S.PATENT-4,398,398)

WHEATLEY, JOHN C. (P-10)SWIFT, GREG W. (P-10)MIGLIORI. ALBERT (P-10)

14-2ANALYSIS OF PHYSICAL AND CHEMICALEXPLOSIONS INSIDE A FLOW PATHWAY.


TANG, P. K. (Q-6)GREGORY, WILLIAM S. (Q-6)

14-3ANALYTICAL STUDY OF VENTILATION SYSTEMBEHAVIOR USING TVENT1 UNDER SIMULATEDBLOWER MALFUNCTIONS.


ANDRAE, RICHARD W. (Q-6)HOJAS. VICENTE A. (ENG-4)

14-4APPLICATIONS OF OPTICAL FIBERS TOANALOG TELEMETRY DELAY LINES ANDSENSING SYSTEMS.

IEEE J. SEL. ARCAS COMMUN ,V.SAC-1.P.555-61.1983.

LYONS, PETER B. (P-14)PERSONICK, STEWARD D.HAYWARD, GARY A.

14-5ARTERY HEAT PIPES FOR SPACE POWERSYSTEMS.

INTERSOCIETY ENERGY CONVERSIONENGINEERING CONF., 17TH, 1982,LOS ANGELES. PROC, P.52-7. IEEE.1982. (333.7/I61EQ17TH/1982/V.1)(621.36/E89CI/1ST/1981)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1982. 7P. MN (LA-UR-82-1270)

MERRIGAN, MICHAEL A. (Q-13)PRENGER, F. COYNE, JR. (Q-13)MARTINEZ, H.E. (Q-13)RUNYAN, JAMES E. (Q-13)

14-6BALL MOUNTING FIXTURE FOR AROUNDNESS GAGE.

PATENTEDNOV. 15,1983, FILED 1982.(U.S.PATENT-4,414,748)

GAULER, ALLEN L. (MEC-4)PASIEKA, DONALD F. (MEC-4)

14-7CHEMICAL HISTORY WITH A NUCLEARMICROPROBE.

IEEE TRANS. NUCL. SCI.,V.NS-30,P.1224-7.1983.

MAGGIORE, CARL J. (ESS-11)BENJAMIN, TIMOTHY M. (CNC-7)HYDE, P. J. (E-11)ROGERS, PAMELA S. Z. (CMB-8)SRINIVASAN, S. (E-11)TESMER, JOSEPH R. (P-9)WOOLUM, D. S.BURNETT, D. S.

14-8CIRCUIT MODEL FOR THE EXPLOSIVE - DRIVENPLATE GENERATOR.

TIC,1983. 31P. MN (LA-UR-83-0999)

CAIRO, ROBERTS.. JR. (M-6)ERICKSON, DENNIS J. (M-6)FOWLER, CLARENCE M. (M-6)FREEMAN, BRUCE L. (M-6)GOFORTH, JAMES H. (M-6)

14-9CODED APERTURE IMAGING WITH SELFSUPPORTING UNIFORMLY REDUNDANTARRAYS.

PATENTEDJUNE 21,1983, FILED 1980.(U.S.PATENT-4,389,633)

FENIMORE, EDWARD E. (ESS-9)

14-10COMBINATION RING CAVITY AND BACKWARDRAMAN WAVEGUIDE AMPLIFIER.


KURNIT, NORMAN A. (CHM-6)

14-11COMPUTATIONAL SIMULATIONS OF EXPLOSIVEDRIVEN PLASMA - QUENCH OPENING SWITCHES.

TIC,1983. 5P. MN (LA-UR-83-1435)

GREENE, ARTHUR E. (X-2)BROWNELL, JOHN H. (X-2)OLIPHANT, THOMAS A., JR. (X-2)NICKEL, GEORGE H. (X-2)WEISS, DOUGLAS L. (X-2)

14-12DESIGN OF A 20 MJ COAXIAL GENERATOR.

TIC,1983. 25P. MN (LA-UR-83-1557)

FELBER, FRANK S.CAIRD, ROBERTS., JR. (M-6)FOWLER, CLARENCE M. (M-6)ERICKSON, DENNIS J. (M-6)FREEMAN, BRUCE L. (M-6)GOFORTH, JAMES H. (M-6)

14-13DEVELOPMENT AND EVALUATION OF SYSTEMSFOR CONTROLLING PARALLEL HIGH DI/DTTHYRATRONS.

TIC,1982. 4P. MN (LA-UR-82-1605)

LITTON, ALLEN B.(AP-1)MCDUFF, G. (AP-1)

14-14DEVELOPMENT AND TEST OF A SPACEREACTOR CORE HEAT PIPE.

TIC,1983.10P. MN (LA-UR-83-1168)

MERRIGAN, MICHAEL A. (0-13)RUNYAN, JAMES E. (Q-13)MARTINEZ, H. E. (Q-13)KEDDY EDWARD S. (Q-13)

14-15DEVELOPMENT OF HIGH - TEMPERATURE LIQUIDMETAL HEAT PIPES FCR ISOTHERMALIRRADIATION ASSEMBLIES.

INTERSOCIETY ENERGY CONVERSIONENGINEERING CONF., 17TH, 1982,LOS ANGELES. PROC., P.58-62. IEEE,1982. (333.7/I61EC/17TH/1982/V.1)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1982. 6P. MN (LA-UR-82-1273)

KEDDY, EDWARD S. (Q-13)MARTINEZ. H.E. (Q-13)

14-16DEVELOPMENT OF TURBODRILL TACHOMETER.

TRANS. GEOTHERM. RESOUR. COUNC,V.4, P.301-4.1980.

MC DONALD, WILLIAM J.MAURER, W. C.NEUDECKER, JOSEPH W. (ESS-3)SHOEMAKER, HAROLD D.

14-17DYNAMIC ANALYSIS OF WIDE FLANGE BEAMSWITH WEB HOLES.

J. ENG. SCI.,V.8, P.95-104.1982.

DAVIDSON, RICH FRANK (WX-4)WHITE, KENNETH R.

14-18EFFECT OF PARASITIC REFRIGERATION ONTHE EFFICIENCY OF MAGNETIC LIQUEFIERS.

TIC,1982. 7P. MN (LA-UR-82-1232)

BARCLAY, JOHN A. (P-10)STEWART, WALTER F. (P-10)

20

14-19ELECTRONICS DIVISION RESEARCH AND DEVEL-OPMENT OCTOBER 1,1981 - SEPTEMBER 30,1982.


MAC ROBERTS, MARTIN (E-11)NEWMYER, R. A. (E-DO)KRUSE, N. E. (E-DO)

14-20ELECTROPLATING OF RADIO-FREQUENCYQUADRUPOLE ACCELERATOR COMPONENTS,

PLAT. SURF. FINISH.,V.70, NO. 10, P.29-33. 1983.

MAYER, ANTON (MST-6)UHER, JOSEPH LOUIS (AT-4)WRIGHT, W. A.

14-21EXPE^MENTAL BUCKLING INVESTIGATION OFRING - STIFFENED CYLINDRICAL SHELLSUNDER UNSYMMETRICAL AXIALlOADS.

TIC,1983.14P. MN (LA-UR-83-0658)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:J. PRESSURE VESSEL TECHNOL,V.105, P.342-6.1983.

BAKER, WILLIAM E. (Q-13)BENNETT, JOEL G. (Q-13)BABCOCK, C. D., JR. (Q-13)

14-22EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATION OF EXPLOSIVEDRIVEN PLASMA COMPRESSION OPENINGSWITCHES.

TIC,

1983. 5P. MN (LA-UR-83-1573)GOFORTH, JAMES H. (M-6)CAIRD, ROBERT S., JR. (M-6)

14-23EXPLOSION BONDING -ALUMINUM - MAGNESIUMALLOYS BONDED TO AUSTENITIC STAINLESSSTEEL.

TIC,1982. SOP. MN(LA-UR-82-1021)

PATTERSON, R. A. (CMB-6)

14-24EXPLOSIVE FLUX - COMPRESSION STRIPGENERATORS.

TIC,1983. 28P. MN (LA-UR-83-1011)

FOWLER, CLARENCE M. (M-6)PETERSON, DENNIS R. (WX-4)KERRISK, JERRY r. (WX-4)CAIRD, ROBERTS., JR. (M-6)ERICKSON, DENNIS J. (M-6)FREEMAN, BRUCE L. (M-6)GOFORTH, JAMES H. (M-6)

14-25EXTENDED MODEL OF GEOMETRICAL SURFACESPLITTING IN MONTE CARLO.

NUCL. SCI. ENG.,V.83, P.487-97.1983.

DUBI,ARIE(T-1)DUDZIAK, DONALD J. (S-4)

14-26FAST EXPLOSIVE - DRIVEN OPENING SWITCHESCARRYING HIGH LINEAR CURRENT DENSITIES.

TIC.1983. 26P. MN (LA-UR "3-0982)

GOFORTH, JAMES - (M-6)CAIRD, ROBERT S., JR. (M-6)BENJAMIN, ROBERT F. (M-6)ERICKSON, DENNIS J. (M-6)FOWLER, CLARENCE M. (M-6)FREEMAN, BRUCE L. (M-6)

14-27FINITE ELEMENT APPROACH TO ANALYZINGCOUPLED THERMAL - HYDRAULIC PROBLEMS.

TIC,1983.12P. MN (LA-UR-83-0519)

BENNETT, JOEL G. (Q-13)GIRRENS, STEVE P. (Q-13)CORT, GEORGE E. (WX-4)GRAHAM, ALAN LYMAN (WX-4)JOHNSON, NORMAN LEE

14-28FLUX COMPRESSION GENERATORS AS PLASMACOMPRESSION POWER SOURCES.

INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON ENERGYSTORAGE, COMPRESSION, AND SWITCHING,2ND, 1978, VENICE. PROC, P.19-38.PLENUM, 1983.(621.042/161 ENS/2ND/1978)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1979. 25P. MN (LA-UR-79-1064)

FOWLER, CLARENCE M. (M-6)CAIRD, ROBERT 3., JR. (M-6)ERICKSON, DENNIS J. (M-6)FREEMAN, BRUCE L. (M-6)THOMSON, DAVID B. (P-1)GARN, WRAY B. (M-6)

14-29GROOVE REFINISHING TOOL.

PATENTEDNOV. 8,1983. FILED 1981.(U.S.PATENT-4.413,447)

KELLOGG, HARVEY J.HOLM, ROBERTO.

14-30HEF MOCKUP AT LOS ALAMOS

TRANS. AM NUCL. SOC.V.41.P.635-6.1982.ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,

1962. 7P. MN (LA-UR-82-1393)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:CONF. ON REMOTE SYSTEMS TECHNOLOGY.30TH, 1982, LOS ANGELES. PROC., V. 1,P.26-31. AMER. NUCLEAR SOCIETY,1983. (621.48/C748R/30TH/1982)

GRISHAM, DONALD L. (MP-7)LAMBERT, JAMES E. (MP-7)

14-31HIGH VOLTAGE COAXIAL SWITCH.

PATENTEDJULY 19,1983, FILED 1981.(U.S.PATENT-4,394,622)

RINK, JOHN P. (AP-2)

IMAGE ANALYSIS FOR REMOTE EXAMINATION OFFUEL PINS.

CONFERENCE ON REMOTE SYSTEMSTECHNOLOGY. 30TH, 1982, WASHINGTON.PROC., V. 2, P.94-6. ANS, 1983.(621.48/C748R/30TI1/1982)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1982. 4P. MN (LA-UR-82-3203)

COOK, JAYH. (MST-14)NAYAK, U. P.

14-33LATERALLY CONVERGING FLOW - PART 1MEAN FLOW.

J. FLUID. MECH.,V.127, P.379-401. 1983.

MURPHY, HUGH D. (ESS-41CHAMBERS, FRANK W.MCELIGOT. D. M

14-34LATERALLY CONVERGING FLOW. PART 2.TEMPORAL WALL SHEAR STRESS.

J. FLUID. MECH.,V.127, P.403-28.1983.

CHAMBERS, FRANK W.MURPHY, HUGH D. (ESS-4)MC ELIGOT, D. M.

14-35LOS ALAMOS HOT CELL FACILITYMODIFICATIONS FOR EXAMINING FFTFFUEL PINS.

TRANS. AM. NUCL. SOC,V.43, P.744-5. 1982.ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1982. 6P. MN (LA-UR-82-3204)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:CONFERENCE ON REMOTE SYSTEMSTECHNOLOGY, 30TH, 1982. WASHINGTON.PROC., V. 2, P.83-7. ANS, 1983.(621.4K/C74?R/30TH/1982)

CAMPBELL, BILLY M. (CMB-14)LEDBETTER, JAMES M. (CMB-14)

14-36LOS ALAMOS NATIONAL LABORATORYBUILDING COST INDEX.

LOS ALAMOS,1983. 5P. (LA-09466-MS. REV.)

ORR, HUGH DON (ENG-8)LEMON, GLENN D. (ENG-8)

14-37MATERIAL TRANSPORT ANALYSIS FOPACCIDENT - INDUCED FLOW IN NUCLEARFACILITIES.


MARTIN, RICHARD A. (Q-6)TANG, P. K. (Q-6)HARPER, A. P. (Q-6)NOVAT, J. D. (Q-6)GREGORY, WILLIAM S. (Q-6)

21

14-38MEASUREMENT OF MEGAMPERE CURRENTS WITHOPTICAL FIBERS.

LOS ALAMOS CONFERENCE ON OPTICS,1983, LOS ALAMOS AND SANTA FE.PROC, P.300-4. SPIE, 1983.(535/L879OP/1983)

VEESER, LYNN R. (P-3)KANIA, DONR. (P-1)FREEMAN, BRUCE L. (M-6)KRUSE, PETER J. (P-14)ZIMMERMANN, EUGENE L. (P-1)

14-39MEASUREMENT OF MEGAMPERE CURRENTS WITHOPTICAL FIBERS.

TIC.1983. 7P. MN (LA-UR-83-1096)

VEESER, LYNN R. (P-14)KANIA, DONR. (P-1)FREEMAN, BRUCE L. (M-6)KRUSE, PETER J. (P-14)ZIMMERMANN, EUGENE L. (L-1)

14-40MEGAVOLT PULSE TRANSFORMER POWEREDBY A FAST PLATE GENERATOR.

TIC,1983. 24P. MN (LA-UR-83-1671)

ERICKSON, DENNIS J. (M-6)CAIRD, ROBERT S., JR. (M-6)FOWLER, CLARENCE M. (M-6)FREEMAN, BRUCE L. (M-6)GARN, WRAY B. (M-6)GOFORTH, JAMES H. (M-6)

14-41MODELING OF HIGH EXPLOSIVE - DRIVENPLASMA OPENING SWITCHES.


GREENE, ARTHUR E. (X-2)BROWNELL, JOHN H. (X-2)OLIPHANT, THOMAS A., JR. (X-2)NICKEL, GEORGE H. (X-2)WEISS, DOUGLAS L. (X-2)

14-42NONLINEAR SEISMIC RESPONSE OF SMALLREINFORCED CONCRETE SHEAR WALLSTRUCTURES.

TIC,1983.11 P. MN (LA-UR-83-0318)

ENDEBROCK, ELTON 6. (Q-13)DOVE. RICHARD C. (Q-13)

14-43NUMERICAL CREEP ANALYSIS OF STRUCTURES.

CREEP AND SHRINKAGE IN CONCRETESTRUCTURES, Z. P. BAZANT & F. H.WITTMAN, ED., P.259-303. WILEY, 1982.

ANDERSON, CHARLES A. (Q-13)

14-44NUMERICAL MODEL DESCRIBING THE HEATTRANSFER BETWEEN COMBUSTION PRODUCTSAND VENTILATION SYSTEM DUCT WALLS.

TIC,1983. 7P. MN (LA-UR-83-1147)

BOLSTAD, JOHN W. (Q-6)FOSTER, RICHARD D. (AT-5)GREGORY, WILLIAM S. (Q-6)

14-45OPTOGALVANIC INTRACAVITY QUANTITATIVEDETECTOR AND METHOD FOR ITS USE.

PATENTEDSEPT. 6,1982, FILED 1981.(U.S.PATENT-4,402,606)

ZALEWSKI, EDWARD F.KELLER, RICHARD A. (CHM-2)APEL, CHARLES T. (CHM-1)

14-46OVERVIEW OF FiBER RADIATION EFFECTSTESTING AT LOS ALAMOS NATIONALLABORATORY.

TIC,1983.5P. MN (LA-UR-83-0542)

LYONS, PETER B. (P-14)

14-47PERFORMANCE LIMITS FOR SMOOTH V. ALLGRAVITY - ASSISTED HEAT PIPES.

TIC,1983.5P. MN (LA-UR-83-1080)

PRENGER, F. COYNE, JR. (Q-13)KEMME, JOSEPH E. (Q-13)GROLL, M.SPENDEL, T.

14-48PHOTOCONDUCTIVE POWER SWITCHES.

PICOSECOND OPTOELECTRONICS, 1983,SAN DIEGO. PROC., P.116-22. SPIE.1983. (621.36/P598OP/1983)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1983. 8P. MN (LA-UR-83-1732)

NUNNALLY, WILLIAM C. (E-11)HAMMOND, ROBERT B. (E-11)

14-49PROCEEDINGS OF THE CSNI SPECIALISTMEETING ON INTERACTION OF FIRE ANDEXPLOSION WITH VENTILATION SYSTEMSIN NUCLEAR FACILITIES.HOSTED BY THE LOS ALAMOS NATIONALLABORATORY, LOS ALAMOS, NEW MEXICO,APRIL 25-28,1983.

LOS ALAMOS.1983. 564P. (LA-09911-C, VOL. 2)

GREGORY, WILLIAM S. (Q-6)

14-50PROGRESS IN DEVELOPING REPETITIVEPULSE SYSTEMS UTILIZING INDUCTIVEENERGY STORAGE.

TIC,1983.5P. MN (LA-UR-83-1585)

HONIG, EMANUEL M. (E-11)

14-51RADIATION DAMAGE IN OPTICAL FIBERS.

LOS ALAMOS CONFERENCE ON OPTICS,1983, LOS ALAMOS AND SANTA FE.PROC., P.116-20. SPIE, 1983.(535/L879OP/1983)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1983.7P. MN (LA-UR-83-131?)

LYONS, PETER B. (P-14)LOONEY, LARRY D. (P-14)OGLE, J.W. (P-14)

14-52RADIATION INDUCED TRANSIENTATTENUATION OF PCS FIBER.

TIC,1983.17P. MN (LA-UR-83-1314)

LYONS, PETER B. (P-14)LOONEY, LARRY D. (P-14)OGLE, J. W. (P-14)

14-53RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN MORPHOLOGY OFSMALL STREAMS AND SEDIMENT YIELD.

J. HYDRAUL. DIV.,AM. SOC. CIV. ENG..V. 108, P.1328-55.1982.

CHANG, H. H.GRAF, WILLIAM L.GRISSINGER, EARL H.GUY. HAROLD P.OSTERKAMP, WAITE R.PARKER, GARYTRIMBLE, STANLEY W.LANE, LEONARD J. (LS-6)

14-54RESPONSE OF CONTAINMENT VESSELS TOEXPLOSIVE BLAST LOADING.

TIC,1981.44P. MN (LA-UR-81-2795)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:J. PRESSURE VESSEL TECHNOL,V.105, P.23-7. 1983.

KARPP, ROBERT R. (M-4)DUFFEY, THOMAS A.NEAL, TIMOTHY R. (M-4)

14-55RING CAVITY FOR A RAMAN CAPILLARYWAVEGUIDE AMPLIFIER.

PATENTEDJULY 19,1983, FILED 1981.(U.S.PATENT-4,394,623)

KURNIT, NORMAN A. (CHM-6)

14-55SIMPLE DIFFERENTIAL THERMOMETER FORLOW TEMPERATURES USING A THERMOCOUPLEWITH A SQUID DETECTOR.

REV. SCI. INSTRUM.,V.54, P.946-8.1983.

MAENO, YOSHITERUHAUCKE, HANSWHEATLEY, JOHN C. (P-10)

14-57SINGLE MODE FIBER OPTIC SENSOR FORHIGH CURRENTS.

TIC,19B3.4P. MN (LA-UR-83-1601)

VEESER, LYNN R. (P-14)CAIRD, ROBERT S., JR. (M-6)FREEMAN, BRUCE L. (M-6)KANIA, DONR.(P-1)KRUSE, PETER J. (P-14)TRAINOR, ROBERT JAMESZIMMERMANN, EUGENE L. (P-1)

22

14-58SOLAR COLLECTOR APPARATUS HAVINGINCREASED ENERGY REJECTION DURINGSTAGNATION.

PATENTEDJULY 12,1983, FILED 1981.(U.S.PATENT-4.392,481)

MOORE, STANLEY W. (Q-11)

14-59STATUS OF HIGH - TEMPERATURE HEAT PIPETECHNOLOGY.

TIC,1982.46P. MN (LA-UR-82-3340)

RANKEN. WILLIAM A. (Q-13)

14-60STRUCTURE OF THE DOUBLE LAYER AT THEMERCURY - PHOSPHORIC ACID INTERFACEFROM STUDIES OF ADSORPTION OFTHIOUREA AND ITS IMPLICATIONS ONOXYGEN REDUCTION KINETICS.

J. ELECTROCHEM. SOC,V.130, P.1-4.1983.

GONZALEZ. E. R.HSUEH, K. L.SRINIVASAN. S. (E-11)

14-61SUBSTANTIALLY SELF-POWERED METHOD ANDAPPARATUS FOR RECOVERING HYDROCARBONSFROM HYDROCARBON-CONTAINING SOLIDHYDRATES.

PATENTEDMAR. 15,1983, FILED 1981.(U.S.PATENT-4,376,462)

ELLIOTT, GUY R. B. (G-9)BARRACLOUGH, BRUCE L. (CMB-1)VANDERBORGH. NICHOLAS E. (E-11)

14-62SURVEY OF RECENT WORK ON EXPLOSIVEDRIVEN MAGNETIC FLUX COMPRESSIONGENERATORS.

INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON ENERGYSTORAGE, COMPRESSION, AND SWITCHING,2ND, 1982, VENICE.PROC. P.1-15. PLENUM, 1982.ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1978.19P. MN (LA-UR-79-1202)

CAiRD, ROBERT S., JR. (M-6)FOWLER, CLARENCE M. (M-6)ERICKSON, DENNIS J. (M-6)FREEMAN, BRUCE L. (M-6)GARN, WRAY B. (M-6)

14-63SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS FOR THE LOS ALAMOSFOIL IMPLOSION PROJECT.

TIC,1983.22P. MN (LA-UR-83-1609)

BROWNELL, JOHN H. (X-2)BOWERS, RICHARD L. (X-2)GREENE, ARTHUR E. (X-2)LINDEMUTH, I. R. (X-2)NICKEL, GEORGE H. (X-2)OLIPHANT, THOMAS A., JR. (X-2)WEISS, DOUGLAS L. (X-2)

14-64THEORY OF AN ACTIVE MAGNETICHEGENERATIVE REFRIGERATOR.

TIC,1982.15P. MN (LA-UR-83-1251)

BARCLAY. JOHN A. (P-10)

14-65TIME DOMAIN MODELING OF NONLINEARLOADS.

IEEE TRANS. ANTENNAS PROPAG.,V.AP-31.P.121-5.1983.

LANDT,JEREMYA.(E-11)MILLER. E. K.DEADRICK, F. J.

14-66USE OF LASERS AT THE LOS ALAMOS HOTCELL FACILITY.

LOS ALAMOS CONFERENCE ON OPTICS '83,PROC., P. 198-200. SPIE. 1983.(535/L879OP/1983)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1983. 8P. MN (LA-UR-83-0804)

LAZARUS, MICHAEL EDWARD (MST-14)

14-67WHEEL-TYPE MAGNET REFRIGERATOR.PATENTED

OCT. 11.1983, FILED 1982.(U.S.PATENT-4,408,463)

BARCLAY, JOHN A. (P-10)

23

16. ENVIRONMENT CONTROL TECHNOLOGY AND EARTH SCIENCES

16-1AGRICULTURAL IMPLICATIONS OF REDUCEDWATER SUPPLIES IN THE GREEN AND UPPERYELLOWSTONE RIVER BASINS.

LOS ALAMOS.1982.101P. (LA-08925-MS. V. 2)

LANSFORD. ROBERT R.ROACH, FRED (S-2)GOLLEHON, NOEL R.CREEL, BOBBY J.

16-2APPLICATION AND DEVELOPMENT OF THEFOUR CORNERS AIR DISPERSION MODEL.

TIC,1982. 19P. MN (LA-UR-82-1007)

WILLIAMS, MICHAEL D.MANGENG, CAROLYN A. (S-4)BARR, SUMNER (ESS-7)LEWIS, RENATE

16-3ASH - FLOW TUFF DISTRIBUTION AND FAULTPATTERNS AS INDICATORS OF ROTATION OFLATE - TERTIARY REGIONAL EXTENSION.NEVADA TEST SITE.

SYMPOSIUM ON CONTAINMENT OFUNDERGROUND NUCLEAR EXPLOSIONS. 2ND,1983, KIRTLAND AFB. PROC, P.155-74.LLNL, 1983. (CONF-830882 VOL. 1)

ANDER, HOLLY DOCKERY

16-4CAPABILITIES OF THE LOS ALAMOS NATIONALLABORATORY'S ENVIRONMENTAL EMERGENCYRESPONSE VEHICLE.

TIC,1982. 5P. MN (LA-UR-82-3488)

VAN ETTEN, D. (H-8)TALLEY, DANIEL A. (H-8)BUHL, THOMAS E. (H-8)HANSEN, WAYNE R. (H-8)

16-5CHEMICAL AND TEXTURAL SURFACE FEATURESOF PYROCLASTS FROM HYDROVOLCANICERUPTION SEQUENCES.

TIC,1983.35P. MN (LA-UR-83-0250)

WOHLETZ, KENNETH H. (ESS-1)

16-6CLEAN AIR AND ENERGY - FROM CONFLICTTO RECONCILIATION.

TIC,1982. 25P. MN (LA-UR-82-1190)

KOLSTAD, CHARLES D. (S-2)SCHULZE, WILLIAM D.WIUIAMS, MICHAEL D.

16-7COMPARATIVE WINTER DIETS OF L_KIN NEW MEXICO.

J. WILDL. MANAGE.,V.47, P.924-32.1983.

ROWLAND, MARY M.ALLDREDGE, A. W.ELLIS, J. E.WEBER. BRUCE J.WHITE, GARY C. (LS-6)

16-8COMPARISON OF LATERAL AND VERTICALDIFFUSION IN SEVERAL VALLEYS.

SYMPOSIUM ON TURBULENCE ANDDIFFUSION. 6TH, 1983, BOSTONPROC., P. 142-6. AMS, 1983.ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1983. 6P. MN (LA-UR-82-3297)

BARR, SUMNER (ESS-7)

16-9COMPARISON OF THE KRAK MODEL WITHEXPERIMENTAL DATA.

SYMPOSIUM ON CONTAINMENT OFUNDERGROUND NUCLEAR EXPLOSIONS, 2ND,1983, KIRTLAND AFB. PROC., P.231-52.LLNL, 1983. (CONF-830882 VOL. 2)

TRAVIS, BRYAN J. (ESS-5)

16-10CONTAINMENT SCIENCE ON A CENTRIFUGE.

SYMPOSIUM ON CONTAINMENT OFUNDERGROUND NUCLEAR EXPLOSIONS, 2ND,1983, KIRTLAND AFB. PROC., P.365-78.LLNL, 1983. (CONF-830882 VOL. 2)

GAFFNEY, EDWARD S. (ESS-5)CHENEY, J. A. (ESS-5)

16-11COPPER SMELTERS AND ATMOSPHERICVISIBILITY IN THE SOUTHWEST, SEASONALANALYSIS.

TIC,1983.36P. MN (LA-UR-83-0636)

NOCHUMSON, DAVID H. (S-4)WILLIAMS, MICHAEL D. (S-4)

16-12CRAB NEBULA'S PROGENITOR.

NATURE,V.299, P.803-5. 1982.

NOMOTO, KEN'ICHISPARKS, WARREN M. (X-5)FESEN, ROBERT A.GULL. THEODORE R.MIYAJI, S.SUGIMOTO, D.

16-13DECADE OF STRATOSPHERIC SULFATEMEASUREMENTS COMPARED WITHOBSERVATIONS OF VOLCANIC ERUPTIONS.

J. GEOPHYS. RES.,V.88, P.3741-75.1983.

SEDLACEK, WILLIAM A. (CNC-7)MROZ, EUGENE J. (CNC-7)LAZRUS, ALLAN L.GANRUD, B. W.

16-14DELTA - COUNT RATE - MONITORING SYSTEM.LOS ALAMOS,

1983.13P. (LA-09855-M)VAN ETTEN, D. (H-3)OLSEN, WILLIAM A. (H-8)

16-15DEfERMINING DEPTHS OF DRAINAGE WINDS.

SYMPOSIUM ON TURBULENCE ANDDIFFUSION, 6TH, 1983, BOSTON.PROC., P.121-2. AMS, 1983.ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1983.3P. MN (LA-UR-82-3254)

WOLFSBERG, D. G. (ESS-7)CLEMENTS, WILLIAM E. (ESS-7)

16-16DISPLAY TECHNIQUES FOR INTEGRATEDDATA SETS.

COMPUT. GEOSCI..V.9. P.59-64. 1983.

FREEMAN, SUSAN B. (EES-2)BOLIVAR, STEPHEN L. (ESS-2)WEAVER, THOMAS A.

16-17EARTHQUAKE CATALOG FOR NORTHERN NEWMEXICO JANUARY- MARCH 1982.


CASH, DANIEL J. (ESS-3)OLSEN, KENNETH H. (ESS-3)MC FARLAND, NORMA J. (ESS-3)STEWART, JOHN N., JR. (ESS-3)WOLFF, JOYCE J. (ESS-3)

16-18EARTHQUAKE CATALOG FCR NORTHERN NEWMEXICO OCTOBER - DECEMBER 1982.


CASH, DANIEL J. (ESS-3)OLSEN, KENNETH H. (ESS-3)STEWART, JOHN N., JR. (ESS-3)WOLFF, JOYCE J. (ESS-3)

24

16-19EARTHQUAKE CATALOG FOR NORTHERN NEWMEXICO, JANUARY - MARCH, 1983.



16-20EARTHQUAKE CATALOG FOR NORTHERN NEWMEXICO, APRIL - JUNE, 1SB3.



16-21ELECTRICAL CONDUCTIVITY OF DRY LOWERCRUSTAL ROCKS.

GEOPHYSICS,V.48, P.52-61.1983.

KARIYA, K. A.SHANKLAND, THOW AS J. (G-7)

16-22ELECTRICAL CONDUCTIVITY. TEMPERATURES,AND FLUIDS IN THE LOWER CRUST.

J. GEOPHYS. RES.,V.88, P.9475-84.1983.

SHANKLAND, THOMAS J. (ESS-3)ANDER, MARK E. (ESS-3)

16-23ENRICHED URANIUM AS AN ACTIVATABLETRACER IN ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH.

J. RADIOANAL. CHEM.,V.78, P.209-12. 1983.

GLADNEY, E. S. (H-8)WALLWORK-BARBER, M. K. (H-8)FERENBAUGH, ROGER WILLIS (H-8)

16-24'.STIMATION OF SURVIVAL RATES FROMBAND RECOVERIES OF MULE DEER INCOLORADO.

J. WILDL. MANAGE.,V.47, P.506-11.1983.

WHITE, GARY C. (LS-6)BARTMANN, RICHARD M.

13-25EULERIAN - LAGRANGIAN RELATIONSHIPSIN MONTE CARLO SIMULATIONS OF TURBULENTDIFFUSION.

TIC,1983. 6P. MN (LA-UR-82-3240)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:ATMOS. ENVIRON.,V.17, P.2483-7.1983.

LEE, JAMES T., JR. (ESS-7)STONE, GREGORY L. (ESS-7)

16-26EVALUATION OF SOIL SAMPLING FORt37 CESIUM USING VARIOUS FIELDSAMPLING VOLUMES.

HEALTH PHYS.,V.44, P.541-52.1983.

NYHAN, JOHN W. (LS-6)WHITE. GARY C. (LS-6)SCHOFIELD, T. G. (LS-6)TRUJILLO, GEORGE (LS-6)

16-27EVIDENCE FOR A TEKTOSILICATESTRUCTURE AND DOMINANCE OF IRON (III)OVER IRON (II) IN SILICIC VOLCANICGLASSES OF THE NEVADA TEST SITE.

MICROBEAM ANALYSIS SOCIETYCONFERENCE, 17TH, 1983, SAN FRANCISCOPROC P.31-3. SAN FRANCISCO PRESS,1983.ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1983. 8P. MN (LA-UR-83-0874)

WARREN, RICHARD G. (ESS-2)

16-28FITTING A MODEL OF TRITIUM UPTAKE BYHONEY BEES TO DATA.

ECOL. MODELL,V.18, P.241-51. 983.

WHITE. GARY C. (LS-6)HAKONSON, THOMAS E. (LS-6)BOSTICK, KENNETH V. (LS-6)

16-29GEOCHEMICAL SIMILARITIES BETWEENVOLCANIC UNITS AT YUCCA MOUNTAINAND PAHUTE MESA - EVIDENCE FOR ACOMMON MAGMATIC ORIGIN FOR VOLCANICSEQUENCES THAT FLANK THE TIMB£RMOUNTAIN CALDERA.

SYMPOSIUM ON CONTAINMENT OFUNDERGROUND NUCLEAR EXPLOSIONS, 2ND.1983, UiRTLAND AFB. PROC., P.213-44.LLNL, 1983. (CONF-830882 VOL. 1)

WARREN, RICHARD G. (ESS-2)

16-30GEOLOGIC INVESTIGATIONS OF DRILL HOLESLOUGHING PROBLEMS, NEVADA TEST SITE.

SYMPOSIUM ON CONTAINMENT OFUNDERGROUND NUCLEAR EXPLOSIONS, 2ND,1983, KIRTLAND AFB. PROC., P.271 -91.LLNL, 1983. (CONF-830882 VOL. 1)

DRELLACK, SIG L.DAVIES, WILLIAM J.GON2ALES, JOE L.HAWKINS, WARD L. (ESS-1)

16-31GEOTHERMAL GRADIENT MAP OF THEUNITED STATES (EXCLUSIVE OF ALASKAAND HAWAII)

TIC,1982. 4P. MN (LA-UR-82-1434)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TRANS. GEOTHERM. RESOUR. COUNC.,V.6, P.35-7.1982.

KRON, ANDREA (ESS-1)STIX. JOHN (ESS-2)

16-32HYDROFRACTURE FROM A GROWING CAVITY.

TIC,1981.25P. MN (LA-UR-82-2308)

KUNKLE, THOMAS D. (ESS-5)TRAVIS, BRYAN J. (ESS-5)

16-33HYDROVOLCANIC EXPLOSIONS. II.EVOLUTION OF BASALTIC TUFF RINGSAND TUFF CONES.

AM. J. SCI.,V.283, P.385-413. 1983.

WOHLETZ, KENNETH H. (ESS-1)SHERIDAN, MICHAEL F.

16-34IN SITU ELEMENTAL AND MINERALOGICANALYSIS OF PEAT USING SEM ANDPETROGRAPHIC TECHNIQUES.

MICROBEAM ANALYSIS SOCIETY CONFERENCE18TH, 1983, PHOENIX. PROC., P.15-8.SAN FRANCISCO PRESS, 1983.

RAYMOND, ROBERT, JR. (ESS-2)BARDIN, S. W.

16-35LITHOLOGY AND LOG COMPARISON OF SOMEBOREHOLES IN SOUTHERN YUCCA FLAT.

SYMPOSIUM ON CONTAINMENT OFUNDERGROUND NUCLEAR EXPLOSIONS, 2ND.1983, KIRTLAND AFB. PROC., P.121-54.LLNL, 1983. (CONF-830882 VOL. 1)

MATHEWS, MARK A. (ESS-3)LADELFE, CAROL M. (ESS-3)

16-36LOS ALAMOS NATIONAL LABORATORY NORTHERNNEW MEXICO SEISMIC NETWORK ANDSEISMICITY.

TIC,1981. 11P. MN(LA-UR-83-1740)

CASH, DANIEL J. (ESS-3)

16-37MAPPING OF PALEOZOIC STRUCTURE INNORTH - CENTRAL AREA 7 OF THE NEVADATEST SITE - A GEOPHYSICAL CASE HISTORY.

SYMPOSIUM ON CONTAINMENT OFUNDERGROUND NUCLEAR EXPLOSIONS, 2ND,1983, KIRTLAND AFB. PROC.. P.177-203.LLNL, 1983. (CONF-830882 VOL. 1)

APP, FRED N. (ESS-3)MEADOWS, WAYNE R. (ESS-3)COGBILL, ALLEN H. (ESS-3)

16-38MAPPING POCKET GOPHER BURROW SYSTEMSWITH EXPANDING POLYURETHANE FOAM.

J. WILDL. MANAGE.,V.47, P.355-8.1983.

FELTHOUSER, MARK (LS-6)MC INROY, DAVID (LS-6)

25

16-3SMAPPING THE NORTHERN AND EASTERN EXTENTOF THE SOCORRO MIDCRUSTAL MAGMA BODYBY WIDE-ANGLE SEISMIC REFLECTIONS.

NEW MEXICO GEOLOGICAL SOCIETY.GUIDEBOOK. FIELD CONFERENCE, 33RD,ALBUQUERQUE COUNTRY II. PROCP.179-. THE SOCIETY, 1983.(557.896/N552F/33RD/1983)

OLSEN, KENNETH H. (ESS-3)CASH, DANIEL J. (ESS-3)STEWART, JOHN N., JR. (ESS-3)

16-40MEASUREMENTS AND MODELING OF GAMMAABSORBED DOSES DUE TO RELEASES FROMA LINEAR PROTON ACCELERATOR EXPERIMENTALDESIGN AND PRELIMINARYRESULTS.

TIC,1982.11 P. MN (LA-UR-82-3681)

BOWEN, BRENT M. (H-8)BUHL. THOMAS E. (H-8)DEWART, JEAN M. (H-8)HANSEN, WAYNE R. (H-8)TALLEY, DANIEL A. (H-8)CHEN, ANITA I. (H-8)OLSEN, W. A. (P-15)VAN ETTEN, DON M. (H-8)

16-41MECHANISM AND KINETICS OF ALUMINUM,SILICON ORDERING IN MAGNESIUMCORDIERITE.

AM. MINERAL.,V.68, P.60-5.1983.

PUTNIS, A.BISH, DAVID L. (ESS-2)

16-42MINERAL MATTER IN PEATITS OCCURRENCE, FORM, AND DISTRIBUTION.

LOS ALAMOS,1983. 242P. (LA-09907-OBES)

RAYMOND, ROBERT, JR. (ESS-2)ANDREJKO, MICHAEL J.

16-43MODELING SHORT - PERIOD CRUSTAL PHASES(ANTI P, LGJFOR LONG-RANGE REFRACTIONPROFILES.

PHYS. EARTH PLANET. iNTERIORS,V.31, P.334-47. 1983.ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1981. 22P. MN (LA-UR-81-3297)

OLSEN, KENNETH H. (ESS-3)BRAILE, L. W.STEWART, JOHN N , JR. (G-7)

16-44NEAR SURFACE TEMPERATURE FIELD IN ABASIN DURING NOCTU.iNAL DRAINAGE TLOW.

SYMPOSIUM ON TUI 3ULENCE ANDDIFFUSION, 6TH, 19'..' BOSTON.PROC..P.123 ; AMS '983.

KYLE THO^'AS GA <_ (H-5)CLEMtNT^, WILLIAM E. (ESS-7)

16-45NEAR SURFACE TEMPERATURE FJELD IN ABASIN DURING NOCTURNAL DRAINAGE FLOW.

TIC.1983.4P. MN (LA-UR-82-3253)

KYLE, THOMAS GAIL (ESS-7)CLEMENTS. WILLIAM E. (ESS-7)

16-46NEVADA TEST SITE SEISMIC TELEMETRYMEASURMENTS.


ALBRIGHT, JAMES N. (ESS-4)PARKER, LARRY E. (ESS-6)HORTON, EVERETT H. (G-4)

16-47NEW TECHNIQUE FOR MODELING FRACTURE ANDSPALL.

SYMPOSIUM ON CONTAINMENT OFUNDERGROUND NUCLEAR EXPLOSIONS, 2ND,1983, KIRTLAND AFB. PROC.. P.165-75.LLNL, 1983. (CONF-830882 VOL. 2)

SMITH. BARHAM W. (ESS-5)MARGOLIN, LEONARD G. (ESS-5)

16-48NUMERICAL ESTIMATION OF SURVIVALRATES FROM BAND-RECOVERY ANDBIOTELEMETRY DATA.

J. WILDL. MANAGE.,V.47, P.716-28.1983.

WHITE, GARY C. (LS-6)

16-49NUMERICAL SIMULATION OF FLUID FLOW INPOROUS/FRACTURED MEDIA.

URANIUM SEMINAR, 5TH. 1981,ALBUQUERQUE. PROC., P.125-31. 3ME,1981. (622.184/U72SE/5TH/1981)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1981. 8P. MN (LA-UR-81 -3256)

TRAVIS, BRYAN J. (ESS-5)COOK, THOMAS L. (ESS-5)

1S-50NUMERICAL SIMULATION OF FRACTURE.

TIC,1982.9P. MN (LA-UR 22-1156)

MARGOLIN, LEONARD G. (ESS-5)ADAMS, THOMAS F. (ESS-5)

16-51NUMERICAL SIMULATION OF FRACTURE.

TIC,1983. 9P MN (LA-UR-82-2167)

MARGOLIN, LEONARD G. (ESS-5)

16-52NUMERICAL SIMULATIONS OF WINDS ANDTURBULENCE >N THE CALIFORNIA GEYSERS

SYMPOSIUM ON TURBULENCE ANDDIFFUSION, 6TH, 1983, BOSTON.FROC, P.177-80. AMS, 1983.

YAMADA, TETSUJI (ESS-5)

16-53OBSERVATIONS OF A DRAINAGE FLOW EVENTON A HIGH-ALTITUDE SIMPLE SLOPE.

J. CLIM. APPL. METEOROL.,V.22, P.331-5.1983.

CLEMENTS, WILLIAM E. (G-8)NAPPO, C. J.. JR.

16-54OCCURRENCE OF DETRITAL MINERAL MATTERIN OKEFENOKEE PEATS.

MICROBEAM ANALYSIS SOCIETY CONFERENCI18TH. 1983. PHOENIX. PROC.. P.19-22.SAN PRANCISCO PRESS, 1983.ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1983.8P. MN (LA-UR-83-0837)

ANDREJKO. MICHAEL J.RAYMOND, ROBERT. JR. (ESS-2)

16-55ON THE STABILITY OF SHEAR CRACKS ANDTHE CALCULATION OF COMPRESSIVESTRENGTH.

J.GEOPHYS RES.,V.88, P.1173-9.1983.

DIENES, JOHN K. (T-3)

16-56ORIGIN OF A ROBERTS VICTOR SANID1NECOESITE GROSPYDITE - THERMODYNAMICCONSIDERATIONS.

TIC.1982. 24P. MN (LA-UR-82-3641)

WOHLETZ. KENNETH H. (ESS-1)SMYTH, JOSEPH R. (ESS-1)

16-57ORIGIN OF ACCRETIONARY LAPILLI FROMTHE POMPEII AND AVELLINO DEPOSITS OFVESUVIUS.

TIC.1983.13P. MN (LA-UR-83-1012)

SHERIDAN. MICHAEL F.WOHLETZ, KENNETH H. (ESS-1)

16-58PLUME DISPERSON IN A NOCTURNALDRAINAGE WIND.

ATMOS. ENVIRON..V.17. P.1423-9.1983.BARR, SUMNER (ESS-7)KYLE, THOMAS GAIL (ESS-7)CLEMENTS, WILLIAM E. (ESS-7)SEDLACEK, WILLIAM A. (CNC-7)

16-59POSSIBLE NEW ACOUSTIC LOGGING PROBE FORNTS.

SYMPOSIUM ON CONTAINMENT OFUNDERGROUND NUCLEAR EXPLOSIONS, 2ND,1983, KIRTLAND AFB. PROC., P.103-12.LLNL. 1983. (CONF-830882 JOL. 1)

BATRA, RAVI (ESS-3)

16

16-60RADIOCHEMICAL QUALITY OF WATER IN THESHALLOW AQUIFER IN MORTANDAD CANYON

1967-1978.LOS ALAMOS,1983.18P.(LA-09675-MS)

PURTYMUN, WILLIAM D. (H-8)HANSEN, WAYNE R. (H-8)PETERS, RICHARD J. (H-8)

16-61RARE EARTHS AND THORIUM.

INDUSTRIAL MINERALS AND ROCKS(NONMETALLICS OTHER THAN FUELS),S.J. LEFOND, ED., P.1109-18. SOCIETYOF MINING ENGINEERS, 1983.

SHANNON, SPENCER S., JR. (G-9)

16-62REGIONAL AIR QUALITY IN THE FOURCORNERS STUDY REGION.

TIC,1982. 22P. MN (LA-UR-82-0671)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:J. AIR POLLUT. CONTROL ASSOC,V.33, P.670-7.1983.

NOCHUMSON, DAVID H. (S-3)

16-63REGIONAL RECREATION DEMAND ANDBENEFITS MODEL.

LOS ALAMOS,1983.151P. (LA-09699-MS)

SUTHERLAND, RONALD J. (S-2)

16-64ROLE OF SEISMIC REFRACTION DATA FORSTUDIES OF THE ORIGIN AND EVOLUTIONOF CONTINENTAL RIFTS.

TECTONOPHYSICS,V.94, P.349-70. 1983.

OLSEN, KENNETH H. (ESS-3)

16-65ROLES OF COMPLEX AND SIMPLE TERRAININ THE ESTIMATION OF ATMOSPHERICDIFFUSION.

PARAMETERIZATION OF MIXED LAYERDIFFUSION, 1981, LAS CRUCES. PROC,P.185-92. NMSU, 1981.(551.51/W926PA/1981).ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1981.12P. MN (LA-UR-82-0204)

BARR, SUMNER (ESS-7)

16-66SIMULATION OF ROCK BLASTING WITH THESHALE CODE.

TIC,1983.14P. MN (LA-UR-83-0399)

ADAMS, THOMAS F. (ESS-5)DEMUTH, RUTH B. (ESS-5)MARGOLIN, LEONARD G. (ESS-5)NICHOLS, BILL D. (ESS-5)

16-67SIMULATIONS OF NOCTURNAL DRAINAGEFLOWS BY A Q2 -1 TURBULENCE CLOSUREMODEL.

J. ATMOS. SCI.,V.40, P.91-106.1983.

YAMADA, TETSUJI (G-6)

16-68SITING, CONSTRUCTING, AND MAINTAININGA DEEP UNDERGROUND SCIENCE LABORATORY.

SCIENCE UNDERGROUND, 1982,LOS ALAMOS. PROC., P.278-84.AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF PHYSICS, 1983.(539.72/S416UN/1982).

SHARP. ROBERT R., JR. (ITO)

16-69STABILITY CLASS DETERMINATION - ACOMPARISON FOR ONE SITE.

SYMPOSIUM ON TURBULENCE ANDDIFFUSION, 6TH, 1983, BOSTON.PROC., P.211-4. AMS, 1983.ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1983.5P. MN (LA-UR-82-33B2)

BOWEN, BRENT M. (H-8)DEWART, JEAN M. (H-8)CHEN, ANITA I. (H-8)

16-70STRATOSPHERIC SULFATE FROM EL CHICHONAND THE MYSTERY VOLCANO.

GEOPHYS. RES. LETT.,V.10. P.873-6. 1983.

MROZ, EUGENE J. (INC-7)MASON, ALLEN S. (INC-7)SEDLACEK, WILLIAM A. (INC-7)

16-71TEXAS PANHANDLE SOIL - CROP - BEEF FOODCHAIN FOR URANIUM - A DYNAMIC MODELVALIDATED BY EXPERIMENTAL DATA.

TIC,1982.12P. MN (LA-UR-82-3500)

WENZEL, WALTER J. (H-8)WALLWORK-BARBER, M. K. (H-8)RODGERS, JOHN C. (LS-6)GALLEGOS, ANTHONY F. (H-8)

16-72THERMAL AND KINEMATIC HISTORY OFMANTLE XENOLITHS FROM KILBOURNE HOLE,NEW MEXICO.

LOS ALAMOS,1983. 74P. (LA-09616-T)

BUSSOD, GILLES Y. A. (ESS-3)

16-73THERMODYNAMICS OF HYDROGEN GENERATION.

SYMPOSIUM ON CONTAINMENT OFUNDERGROUND NUCLEAR EXPLOSIONS. 2ND.1983. KIRTLAND AFB. PROC., P.305-22.LLNL, 1983.(CONF-830882VOL. 1)

GAFFNEY, EDWARD S. (ESS-5)

16-74USING DIFFUSION MEASUREMENTS TODETERMINE PORE - SIZE DISTRIBUTIONS INPOROUS MATERIALS.

CHEM. FNG. SCI.,V.38, P.843-7. 1983.

BROWN, LEE F. (ESS-5)TRAVIS, BRYAN J. (ESS-5)

16-75VARIABILITY OF CONCENTRATION ESTIMATESMADE WITH ATMOSPHERIC DIFFUSION MODELS.

PARAMETERIZATION OF MIXED LAYERDIFFUSION, 1981, LAS CRUCES. PROC..P.315-7. NMSU, 1981.(551.51/W926PA/1981).

GIFFORD, F. A.

16-76WATER QUALITY IN THE VICINITY OFFENTON HILL, 1981 AND 1982.


PURTYMUN, WILLIAM D. (H-8)FERENBAUGH, ROGER WILLIS (H-8)BECKER, NAOMI M. (HSE-8)ADAMS, WARREN H. (H-7)MAES, MAX N. (H-8)

16-77WATER SUPPLY AT LOS ALAMOS DURING 1981.

LOS ALAMOS,1983. 46P. (LA-09734-PR)

PURTYMUN, WILLIAM D. (H-8)BECKER, NAOMI M. (H-8)MAES. MAX N. (H-8)

27

17. EXPERIMENTAL PLASMA PHYSICS

17-1EQUILIBRIUM POLOIDAL-FIELDDISTRIBUTIONS IN REVERSED-FIELD PINCHTOROIDAL DISCHARGES.

NUCL. FUSION,V.23. P.380-3. 1983.

BAKER, DON A. (CTR-2)MANN, LAWRY W. (CTR-10)SCHOENBERG, KURT F. (CTR-4)

17-2EXPERIMENTAL STUDIES OF FIELD - REVERSEDCONFIGURATION (FRC) CONFINEMENT INFRX - C.

TIC,1982.13P. MN (LA-UR-82-2543)

SIEMON. RICHARD E. (CTR-3)ARMSTRONG, WILLIAM T. (CTR-11)BARTSCH, ROBERT R. (CTR-3)CHRIEN, ROBERT E. (CTR-3)COCHRANE, J. C. (CTR-3)MC KENNA, KENNETH F. (CTR-3)REJ, DONALD J. (CTR-3)SHERWOOD, EUGENE G. (CTR-11)TUSZEWSKI, M. (CTR-3)LINFORD, RULON K. (CTR-DO)KLINGNER, PHILLIP L. (CTR-5)KEWISH, RALPH W., JR. (CTR-6)

17-3FLOW GENERATION DUE TO PLASMA-WALLINTERACTION IN REVERSED-FIELDPINCHES.

PLASMA PHYS.,V.25, P.1461-7. 1983.

MONOT, JOHANNES P. (CTR-6)

17-4FLUCTUATIONS IN THREE LOS ALAMOSEXPERIMENTS.

TIC,1983.18P. MN (LA-UR-83-1596)

WRIGHT, BRADFORD L. (CTR-5)

17-5FRC CONFINEMENT STUDIES IN FRX - C.

TIC,1982. 5P. MN (LA-UR-82-3324)

MC KENNA, KENNETH F. (CTR-3)ARMSTRONG, WILLIAM T. (CTR-11)BARTSCH, ROBERT R. (CTR-3)CHRIEN, ROBERT E. (CTR-3)COCHRANE, J. C. (CTR-3)KEWISH, RALPH W., JR. (CTR-6)KLINGNER, PHILLIP L. (CTR-5)LINFORD, RULON K. (CTR-DO)REJ, DONALD J. (CTR-3)SHERWOOD, EUGENE G. (CTR-11)TUSZEWSKI, M. (CTR-3)

17-6HIGH DENSITY PLASMA DIAGNOSTICS INMAGNETIC CONFINEMENT FUSION.

TIC,1982.51 P. MN (LA-UR-82-2466)

JAHODA, FRANZ C. (CTR-8)

17-7INTERFEROMETRIC STUDIES OF PLASMADENSITY FLUCTUATIONS IN ZT - 40M, USINGTIME - DELAYED CORRELATION TECHNIQUES.

TIC,1982. 5P. MN (LA-UR-82-0496)

JACOBSON, ABRAM R. (CTR-2)FORMAN, PETER R. (CTR-8)

17-8NUMERICAL MODELING OF THE FRCTRANSLATION ON FRX-C.

TIC,1982.4P. MN (LA-UR-82-3443)

ARMSTRONG, WILLIAM T. (CTR-11)MILROY, RICHARD D.

17-9PERFORMANCE OF THE ZT - 40M REVERSEDFIELD PINCH WITH AN INCONEL LINER.

INTL. CONF. ON PLASMA PHYSICS ANDCONTROLLED NUCLEAR FUSION RESEARCH,9TH, 1982, BALTIMORE, PROC,P.587-95. IAEA, 1983.(621.484/161 P/9TH/1982/VOL.1)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1982.14P. MN (LA-UR-82-2531)

BAKER, DON A. (CTR-2)BAUSMAN, MARVIN D. (CTR-8)BUCHENAUER, C. JERALD (CTR-7)BURKHARDT, LOUIS C. (CTR-2)CHANDLER, GEORGE I. (CTR-8)Dl MARCO, JOSEPH N. (CTR-DO)DOWNING, JAMES N., JR. (CTR-7)FORMAN, PETER R. (CTR-8)GRIBBLE, ROBERT F. (CTR-4)HABERSTICH, ALBERT (CTR-2)HOWELL, ROBERT B. (CTR-2)INGRAHAM, JOHN C. (CTR-2)JACOBSON, ABRAM R. (CTR-2)JAHODA, FRANZ C. (CTR-8)KLARE, KENNETH A. (CTR-8)LITTLE, EDWARD M. (CTR-7)MANN, LAWRY W. (CTR-10)MASSEY, ROBERT S. (CTR-1)MELTON, JIMMY G. (CTR-4)MILLER, GUTHRIE (CTR-2)MOSES, RONALD W., JR. (CTR-6)PHILLIPS, JAMES A. (CTR-OO)SCHOFIELD, ALDRED E. (CTR-2)SCHOENBERG, KURT F. (CTR-4)THOMAS, KEITH S. (CTR-7)WATT, ROBERT G. (CTR-7)WEBER, PAUL G. (CTR-8)WILKINS, RONALD W. (CTR-8)

17-10PLASMA LINE EMISSION PROFILEMEASUREMENTS ON ZT - 40M.


HOWELL, ROBERT B. (CTR-2)WEBER, PAUL G. (CTR-8)

17-11PLASMA SPECTRAL ANALYSIS USING AN IMAGEDISSECTING DETECTOR.


WEBER, PAUL G. (CTR-8)

17-12PRECISELY ALIGNED INTERNAL MAGNETICPROBES FOR THE REVERSED-FIELD PINCHEXPERIMENT, ZT-40.


BURKHARDT, LOUIS C. (CTR-2)

17-13PRELIMINARY EQUILIBRIUM AND FIELD ERRORSTUDIES ON ZT-40M.


MASSEY, ROBERT S. (CTR-1)BUCHENAUER, C. JERALD (CTR-7)BURKHARDT, LOUIS C. (CTR-2)JACOBSON, ABRAM R. (CTR-2)MELTON, JIMMY G. (CTR-4)MILLER, GUTHRIE (CTR-2)MOSES. RONALD W., JR. (CTR-6)SCHOENBERG, KURT F. (CTR-4)WATT, ROBERT G. (CTR-7)

17-14PRELIMINARY RESULTS FROM ZT - 40M USINGACTIVE FEEDBACK FOR EQUILIBRIUMCONTROL.


MASSEY, ROBERT S. (CTR-1)BUCHENAUER, C. JERALD (CTR-7)MILLER, GUTHRIE (CTR-2)BARNES, GARRET A. (CTR-4)

17-15RECENT RESULTS FROM THE LOS ALAMOS CTXSPHEROMAK.

TIC,1982.12P. MN (LA-UR-82-2891)

BARNES, CHRISTOPHER W. (X-1)HENINS.IVARS (CTR-5)HOIDA, HIROSHIW. (CTR-5)JARBOE, THOMAS R. (CTR-5)KNOX, STEPHEN O. (CTR-5)LINFORD, RULON K. (CTR-DO)PLATTS, D. A. (CTR-5)SHERWOOD, ARTHUR R. (CTfl-5)

28

17-16RECENT RESULTS FROM THE 2T - 40MREVERSED FIELD PINCH PROGRAM.

TIC,1983.5P. MN (LA-UR-83-1903)

WATT, ROBERT G. (CTR-7)JACOBSON, ABRAM R. (CTR-2)MASSEY. ROBERT S. (CTR-1)MONDT, JOHANNES P. (CTR-6)

17-17RECENT RESULTS IN THE LOS ALAMOSCOMPACT TORUS PROGRAM.

TIC,1983.6P. MN (LA-UR-83-1898)

TUSZEWSKI, MICHEL G. (CTR-3)ARMSTRONG, WILLIAM T. (CTR-3)BARNES, CHRISTOPHER W. (X-1)BARNES, DANIEL C. (CTR-6)BARTSCH, ROBERT R. (CTR-3)CHRIEN, ROBERT E. (CTR-3)COCHRANE, J. C. (CTR-3)GLAOD, N. THOMAS (CTR-6)HARNED, DOUGLAS S. (CTR-6)HENINS, IVARS (CTR-5)HEWETT, DENNIS W. (CTR-6)HOIDA, HIROSHIW. (CTR-5)JARBOE, THOMAS R. (CTR-5)KEWISH, RALPH W., JR. (CTR-6)KLINGNER, PHILLIP L. (CTR-5)KNOX, STEPHEN O. (CTR-5)LILLIEQUIST, CARL G. (CTR-6)LINFORD, RULON K. (CTR-DO)MARKLIN, GEORGE J. (CTR-6)MC KENNA, KENNETH F. (CTR-3)PUTTS, D. A. (CTR-5)REJ, DONALD J. (CTR-3)SCHWARZMEIER, JAMES L. (CTR-6)SEYLER, CHARLES E., JR. (CTR-6)SGRO, ANTHONY G. (CTR-6)SHERWOOD, ARTHUR R. (CTR-5)SHERWOOD, EUGENE G. (CTR-11)SHESTAKOV, A. I.SIEMON, RICHARD E. (CTR-3)SPENCER, ROSS L. (CTR-6)WRIGHT, BRADFORD L. (CTR-5)

17-18RECENT RESULTS ON DENSE Z PINCHES.

SYMPOSIUM ON NEW TRENDS INUNCONVENTIONAL APPROACHES TO MAGNETICFUSION, 1982, STOCKHOLM. PROC, P.E1.ROYAL INST., TECH., 1982.(TRITA-PFU-82-08)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:NUCL. INSTRUM. METHODS,V.207, P.161-8.1983.

HAMMEL, JAY E. (CTR-DO)SCUDDER, DAVID W. (CTR-DOT)SHLACHTER, JACK S. (CTR-DOT)

17-19SCALING RESULTS AND FUTURE PLANS FORTHE LOS ALAMOS FRX - C EXPERIMENT.

TIC,1982.11 P. MN (LA-UR-82-2893)

SIEMON, RICHARD E. (CTR-3)

17-20SIMPLIFIED DIAMAGNETIC TECHNIQUES FOR AFIELD-REVERSED THETA-PINCH PLASMA.

REV. SCI. INSTRUM.,V.54.P.1611-3.1983.

TUSZEWSKI, M. (CTR-3)ARMSTRONG, WILLIAM T. (CTR-3)

17-21SPHEROMAK HEATING WITH ALFVEN WAVES.

TIC,1983.5P. MN (LA-UR-63-0463)

KNOX. STEPHEN O. (CTR-5)SPENCER, ROSS L. (CTR-6)TATARONIS. J. A.KIERAS, C. E.

17-22SPHEROMAK HEATING WITH MHD WAVES.

TIC,1982. 5P. MN (LA-UR-82-3449)

KNOX, STEPHEN O. (CTR-5)TATARONIS, J.KIERAS, C. E.

17-23SPHEROMAK ICRF HEATING STUDIES AT LOWPOWER.

TIC,1982. 6P. MN (LA-UR-82-3317)

WRIGHT, BRADFORD L. (CTR-5)

17-24STEADY-STATE RADIAL HEAT CONDUCTIONIN A Z PINCH.

PHYS. FLUIDS,V.26.P.133 0-4.1383.

SCUDDER, DAVID W. (CTR-DOT)

17-25TILTING MODE IN FIELD REVERSEDCONFIGURATIONS.

TIC,1982.12P. MN (LA-UR-82-2892)

SCHWARZMEIER, JAMES L. (CTR-6)BARNES, DANIEL C. (CTR-6)LEWIS, H. RALPH, JR. (CTR-6)SEYLER, CHARLES E., JR. (CTR-6)SHESTAKOV, A. I.

17-26ZERO-DIMENSIONAL MODEL FOR FIELD RE-VERSED CONFIGURATIONS.

TIC,1982. 5P. MN (LA-UR-82-3323)

REJ, DONALD J. (CTR-3)TUSZEWSKI, M. (CTR-3)

17-27ZT - 40M CURRENT RISETIME STUDY.


PHILLIPS, JAMES A. (CTR-DO)BURKHARDT, LOUIS C. (CTR-2)HABERSTICH, ALBERT (CTR-2)HOWELL, ROBERT B. (CTR-2)INGRAHAM, JOHN C. (CTR-2)LITTLE, EDWARD M. (CTR-7)THOMAS, KEITH S. (CTR-7)WATT, ROBERT G. (CTR-7)WEBEFI, PAUL G. (CTR-8)

29

18. FUSION SYSTEMS

18-1BLANKET NEUTRONICS OF A COMPACTREVERSED - FIELD PINCH REACTOR.


BATTAT, MORRIS E. (T-DO)LABAUVE, RAPHAEL J. (T-2)KRAKOWSKI, ROBERTA. (CTR-12)

18-2COMPACT FUSION REACTORS.

TIC,1983. 12P. MN (LA-UR-83-0930)

KRAKOWSKI, ROBERT A. (CTR-12)HAGENSON, RANDY L.

18-3COMPACT FUSION REACTORS.

TIC,1983.11P. MN (LA-UR-83-0930 REV)

KRAKOWSKI, ROBERTA. (CTR-12)HAGENSON, RANDY L.

18-4COMPACT REVERSED - FIELD PINCH REACTOR(CRFPR) - A HIGH-DENSITY APPROACH TOMAGNETIC FUSION ENERGY.

TIC,1982 12P. MN (LA-UR-82-2148)

HAGENSON, RANDY L.KRAKOWSKI, ROBERT A. (CTR-12)BYRNE, R. N.DOBROTT, D.

18-5CURRENT MEASUREMENTS BY FARADAY ROTA-TION IN SINGLE - MODE FIBERS.

LOS ALAMOS CONFERENCE ON OPTICS 83,PROC, P. 296-9. SPIE, 1983.(535/L879OP/1983)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1983. 11P. MN(LA-UR-83-1010)CHANDLER, GEORGE I. (CTR-8)JAHODA, FRANZ C. (CTR-8)

18-6CURRENT RESULTS FROM THE LOS ALAMOSCTX SPHEROMAK.

TIC,1982. 7P. MN (LA-UR-82-3290)

BARNES, CHRISTOPHER W. (CTR-5)HENINS, IVARS (CTR-S)HOIDA, HIROSHIW. (CTR-5)JARBOE, THOMAS R. (CTR-5)KNOX, STEPHEN O. (CTR-5)LINFORD. RULON K. (CTR-DO)PLATTS, D. A. (CTR-5)SHERWOOD, ARTHUR R. (CTR-5)

18-7DESIGN OF A HIGH - BRIGHTNESS. LOWJITTER, SHORT PULSE LASER FOR PLASMADIAGNOSTICS.


LACOVARA, PHILIP

18-8DEVELOPMENT OF THE TWO - DIMENSIONALCROSS - SECTION SENSITIVITY ANDUNCERTAINTY ANALYSIS CODE SENSIT - 2DWITH APPLICATIONS TO THE FED.

TIC,1983. 9P. MN (LA-UR-83-0968)

EMBRECHTS, MARK J. (CTR-12)DUDZIAK, DONALD J. (S-4)URBAN, WILLIAM THOMAS (X-6)

18-9EARLY EXPERIENCE WITH THE TRITIUMSYSTEMS TEST ASSEMBLY.

TIC,1983.17P. MN (LA-UR-83-1638)

ANDERSON, JAMES L. (MST-3)

18-10ELECTROMECHANICAL CAPACITOR FOR ENERGYTRANSFER.

TIC,1983. 5P. MN (LA-UR-83-1598)

CARROLL, THOMAS A. (CTR-4)CHOWDHURI, PRITINDRA (CTR-4)MARSHALL, JOHN, JR. (CTR-DO)

18-11ENGINEERING DESIGN OF A COMPACT RFPREACTOR (CRFPR).

TIC,1983.7P. MN (LA-UR-83-0932)

HAGENSON, RANDY L.KRAKOWSKI, ROBERTA. (CTR-12)

18-12ENGINEERING DESIGN OF A COMPACT RFPREACTOR (CRFPR).

TIC,1983. 7P. MN (LA-UR-83-0932 REV)

HAGENSON, RANDY L.KRAKOWSKI, ROBERT A. (CTR-12)

18-13HIGH-INTENSITY LITHIUM-ION SOURCE.

REV. SCI. INSTRUM.,V.54.P.1506-8.1983.

WEBER, PAUL G. (CTR-8)

18-14IDENTIFICATION OF FUTURE ENGINEERINGDEVELOPMENT NEEDS OF ALTERNATIVECONCEPTS FOR MAGNETIC FUSION ENERGY.

TIC,1982.39P. MN (LA-UR-82-1973)

KRAKOV-SKI, ROBERT A. (CTR-12)

18-15LIMITER STUDY.


DOWNING, JAMES N., JR. (CTR-7)GORDON, ROBERT A. (IS-2)THOMAS, KEITH S. (CTR-7)WATT, ROBERT G. (CTR-7)

18-16MODULAR STELLARATOR REACTOR A FUSIONPOWER PLANT.


MILLER, RONALD L. (CTR-12)BATHKE, CHARLES G. (CTR-12)KRAKOWSKI, ROBERT A. (CTR-12)HECK, F. M.GREEN, L. A.KARBOWSKI, J.MURPHY, J. H.TUPPER. R. B.DE LUCA, R. A.MOAZED, A.TERRY, P.. A.

18-17MODULAR STELLARATOR REACTOR CONCEPTUALDESIGN STUDY.

TIC,1983. 7P. MN (LA-UR-83-0931)

MILLER, RONALD L. (CTR-12)KRAKOWSKI. ROBERT A. (CTR-12)BATHKE, CHARLES G. (CTR-12)HECK, F. M.GREEN, LKARBOWSKI, J.MURPHY, J. H.TUPPER, R. B.DE LUCA, R. A.MOAZED, A.TERRY. R. A.

18-18NEUTRON STREAMING THROUGH STRAIGHT ANDSINGLE BEND SLOTS.


URBAN, WILLIAM THOMAS (X-6)

30

18-19NUCLEONIC ANALYSIS OF THE FUSIONENGINEERING DEVICE CONCEPTUALINBOARD CONFIGURATION.


URBAN, WILLIAM THOMAS (X-6)

18-20PROGRESS IN MODULAR STELLARATOR FUSIONPOWER REACTOR CONCEPTUAL DESIGNS.

INTL. CONF. ON PLASMA PHYSICS ANDCONTROLLED NUCLEAR FUSION RESEARCH,9TH, 1982, BALTIMORE. PROC,P.387-98. IAEA, 1983.(621.484/161P/9TH/1982/VOL.1)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1982.16P. MN (LA-UR-82-2292)

SVIATOSLAVSKY, I. N.VAN SCIVER, S. W.KULCINSKI, G. L.EMMERT, G. A.ANDERSON, D. T.BAILEY, A. W.CALLEN, J. D.DERR, J. A.EL-GUEBALY, L.LEE, K. J.SHOHET, JUDA LEONSZE, D. K.SANDERS, R. C.TATARONIS, J. A.YUAN, K.BAThXE, CHARLES G. (CTR-12)MILLER, RONALD L. (CTR-12)KRAKOWSKI, ROBERTA. (CTR-12)

18-21ROTATING FLUX COMPRESSOR FOR ENERGYCONVERSION.

TIC.1983. 5P. MN (LA-UR-83-1597)

CHOWDHURI. PRITINDRA (CTR-4)LINTON, THEODORE W. (CTR-4)PHILLIPS, JAMES A. (CTR-DO)

18-22SLOW FORMATION AND SUSTAINMENT OFSPHEROMAKS BY A COAXIAL MAGNETIZEDPLASMA SOURCE.

PHYS. REV. LETT.,V.51.P.39-41.1983.

JARBOE, THOMAS R. (CTR-5)HENINS, IVARS (CTR-5)SHERWOOD, ARTHUR R. (CTR-5)BARNES, CHRISTOPHER W. (CTR-5)HOIDA, HIROSHIW. (CTR-5)

18-23SPECTROSCOPIC STUDIES OF IMPURITYCONTROL IN COAXIAL SOURCES FORSPHEROMAKS AT LOS ALAMOS.

TIC,1982. 6P. MN (LA-UR-82-3289)

HOIDA, HIROSHI W. (CTR-5)BARNES, CHRISTOPHER W. (CTR-5)HENINS, IVARS (CTR-5)JARBOE, THOMAS R. (CTR-5)KNOX, STEPHEN O. (CTR-5)MARSHALL, JOHN, JR. (CTR-DO)PLATTS, D. A. (CTR-5)SHERWOOD, ARTHUR R. (CTR-5)

18-24STABILITY AND CONFINEMENT OF SPHEROMAKSAND FIELD REVERSED CONFIGURATIONS.

TIC,1982. 37P. MN (LA-UR-82-1558)

QUINN, WARREN E. (CTR-DO)

18-25STEADY STATE SPHEROMAK.

TIC.1982. 7P. MN (LA-UR-82-3309)

JARBOE, THOMAS R. (CTR-5)

18-26TECHNOLOGY OF COMPACT FUSIONREACTOR CONCEPTS.

TIC.1982. 50P. MN (LA-UR-82-2994)

KRAKOWSKI, ROBERTA. (CTR-12)GLANCY, J. E.DABIRI, A. E.

18-27TRANSPORT AND REACTOR THEORY. JULY 1 - SEP-TEMBER 30,1982.


ODELL, R. DOUGLAS (T-1)ALCOUFFE, RAYMOND E. (X-6)

31

19. GEOTHERMAL ENERGY—DRILLING TECHNOLOGY

19-1ADVANCED TURBODRILLS FORGEOTHERMAL WELLS.

TIC,1978.4P. MN (LA-UR-76-1239)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TRANS. GEOTHERM. RESOUR. COUNC..V.2, P.411-4.1978.

MAURER, W. C.ROWLEY, JOHN C. (G-OOT)CARWILE, CLIFTON

19-2BOREHOLE TEMPERATURE SURVEYANALYSIS - HOT DRY ROCK GEOTHERMALRESERVOIR.

TIC,1978. 5P. MN (LA-UR-78-905)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TRANS. GEOTHERM. RESOUR. COUNC..V.2, P.149-50.1978.

DENNIS, BERT R. (G-4)MURPHY, HUGH D. (G-4)

19-3DIRECTIONAL DRILLING OPERATIONS HOT DRYROCK WELL EE-2.

TRANS. GEOTHERM. RESOUR. COUNC.,V.4, P.273-6. 1980.

BRITTENHAM, T. L.WILLIAMS, RAY E. (G-2)ROWLEY, JOHN C. (G-DOT)NEUDECKER, JOSEPH W. (WX-8)

19-4DOWNHOLE CEMENT TEST IN A VERY HOTHOLE.

TIC,1982. 5P. MN (LA-UR-82-1562)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TRANS. GEOTH£RM. RESOUR. COUNC.,V.6, P.223-6.1982.

PETTITT, ROLAND A. (ESS-4)COCKS, GEORGE G. (ESS-2)DREESEN, DONALD S. (ESS-4)SIMS, JAMES R. (MP-8)NICHOLSON, ROBERT W.BOEVERS, BILLY

19-5DRILLING FLUIDS AND LOST CIRCULATION INHOT DRY ROCK GEOTHERMAL WELLS AT FENTONHILL.

TRANS. GEOTHERM. RESOUR. COUNC.,V.5, P.257-66. 1981.ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1981. 24P. MN (LA-UR-80-3604)

NUCKOLS, ERNEST B. (G-2)MILES, D. J. (G-2)LANEY, R. (G-4)POLK, GFRIDDLE, H.SIMPSON, G.

32

19-6EVOLUTION OF A HYBRID ROLER CONE/PDCCORE BIT.

TRANS. GEOTHERM. RESOUR. COUNC.,V.4.P.305-8. 1980.

PETTITT, ROLAND A. (G-4)LANEY, RANDY (G-4)GEORGE, DANCLEMENS, GARY

19-7GEOTHERMAL DRILLING IN HOT GRANITICROCK.

TIC,1978. 4P. MN (LA-UR-78 907)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TRANS. GEOTHERM. RESOUR. COUNC.,V.2.P.721-3. 1978.

WILLIAMS, RAY E. (G-4)

19-8GEOTHERMAL TURBODRILL FIELD TESTS.

TIC,1979. 4P. MN (LA-UR-79-1908)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TRANS. GEOTHERM. RESOUR. COUNC.,V.3.P.419-21.1979.

MAURER, W. C.MC DONALD, WILLIAM J.NEUDECKER, JOSEPH W. (WX-8)ROWLEY, JOHN C. (ESS-4)CARWILE, CLIFTON

19-9MONITORING AND REPAIRING GEOTHERMALCASING CEMENT - A CASE HISTORY.

TRANS. GEOTHERM. RESOUR. COUNC.,V.4, P.649-52.1980.

PETTITT, ROLAND A. (G-2)

19-10PRECISION DIRECTIONAL DRILLING OF HOTDRY ROCK GEOTHERMAL PRODUCTION WELLEE-3.

TIC,1982. 5P. MN (LA-UR-B2-1563)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TRANS. GEOTHERM. RESOUR. COUNC.,V.6, P.191-4.1982.

CARDEN, R.ROWLEY, JOHN C. (ESS-4)HELMICK, CATHERINE

19-11PRODUCTION CASING FOR HOT DRY ROCKWELLS EE - 2 AND EE - 3.

TIC,1982.5P.MN(LA-UR-82-1561)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TRANS. GEOTHERM. RESOUR. COUNC.,V.6, P.219-22.1982.

NICHOLSON, ROBERT W.PETTITT, ROLAND A. (ESS-4)SIMS, JAMES R. (MP-8)

19-12SIDETRACKING EXPERIENCES IN HOTGRANITIC WELLBORES.

TIC,1982. 3P. MN (LA-UR-81-1786)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TRANS. GEOTHERM. RESOUR. COUNC.,V.5, P.267-70. 1981.

PETTITT, ROLAND A. (G-2)CARDEN, R.

19-13TECHNOLOGY FOR GEOTHERMAL WELLSTIMULATION.

TRANS. GEOTHERM. RESOUR. COUNC.,V.3, P.499-S02.1979.

NICHOLSON, ROBERT W.HANOLD, ROBERT J. (G-DOT)VETTER, O. J.VERITY, ROBERT V.

19-14UNIQUE ASPECTS OF DRILLING ANDCOMPLETING HOT DRY ROCK GEOTHERMALWELLS.

TIC,1983.32P. MN (LA-UR-82-3682)

CARDEN, RICHARD S.NICHOLSON, ROBERT W.PETTITT, ROLAND A. (ESS-4)ROWLEY, JOHN C. (ESS-4)

20. GEOTHERMAL ENERGY—ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH

20-1ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT OFDISSOLVED GASES IN LASL'S HOT DRYROCK GEOTHERMAL SOURCEDEMONSTRATION PROJECT.

TIC,1978. 5P. MN (LA-UR-78-919)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TRANS. GEOTHERM. RESOUR. COUNC,V.2, P.249-52.1978.

GUTSCHICK, VINCENT P. (G-3)REA, KENNETH H.(H-12)

20-2FAULT PLANE SOLUTIONS FORMICROEARTHQUAKES INDUCED AT THEFENTON HILL HOT DRY ROCK GEOTHERMALSITE—IMPLICATIONS FOR THE STATE OFSTRESS NEAR A QUATERNARY VOLCANICCENTER.

GEOPHYS. RES. LETT..V.10, P. 1141-4. 1983.

CASH, DANIEL J. (ESS-3)HOMUTH, EMIL F. (ESS-3)KEPPLER. H. (ESS-4)PEARSON, CHRISTOPHER F. (ESS-3)SASAKI, SUNJl

33

21. GEOTHERMAL ENERGY—EXPLORATION TECHNOLOGY

21-1ACORD 1 - 26 HOT, DRY WELL. ROOSEVELTHOT SPRINGS HOT DRY ROCK PROSPECT,UTAH.

LOS ALAMOS,1983.15P.(LA-09857-HDR)

SHANNON, SPENCER S., JR. (ESS-1)PETTITT, ROLAND A. (ESS-4)ROWLEY, JOHN C. (ESS-4)GOFF, FRASER E. (ESS-2)MATHEWS, MARK A. (ESS-3)JACOBSON, JIMMY J.

21-2CALIBRATION MODELS FOR FRACTURED IGNEOUSROCK ENVIRONMENTS.

TRANS. GEOTHERM. RESOUR. COUNC..V.4, P.81-4.1980.

MATHEWS, MARK A. (G-7)

21-3CARBONATE SCALE CONTROL IN GEOTHERMALWELLS.

TRANS. AM. NUCL.SOC,V.45, P.15-6.1983.

KUWADA, JAMES T.HANOLD, ROBERT J. (ESS-DOT)

21-4CHANGES IN COMPRESSIONAL AND SHEAR WAVEVELOCITIES AND DYNAMIC MODULI DURINGOPERATION OF A HOT DRY ROCK GEOTHERMALSYSTEM.

J. GEOPHYS. RES.,V.88, P .3468-75. 1983.

PEARSON, CHRISTOPHER F. (ESS-3)FEHLER, MICHAEL C.ALBRIGHT, JAMES N. (ESS-4)

21-5EVIDENCE OF FORMER HIGHER TEMPERATURESFROM ALTERATION MINERALS, BOSTIC 1 - AWELL, MOUNTAIN HOME, IDAHO.

TIC.1982. 5P. MN (LA-UR-82-1710)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TRANS. GEOTHERM. RESOUR. COUNC..V.6.P.3-6. 1982.

ARNEY, BARBARA H. (ESS-1)

21-6FRACTURE STIMULATION OF HIGH TEMPERATUREGEOTHERMAL WELLS.

TRANS. AM. NUCL. SOC,V.45, P.14-S. 1983.

HANOLD, ROBERT J. (ESS-DOT)

21-7GEOFRAC - AN EXPLOSIVES STIMULATIONTECHNIQUE FOR A GEOTHERMAL WELL.

TIC,1982. 5P. MN (LA-UR-82-2020)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TRANS. GEOTHERM. RESOUR. COUNC.,V.6, P.215-8. 1982.

MUMMA, DOUGLAS M.MC CULLOUGH, F.SCHMIDT, ECKARTW.PYE, D. STEPHENALLEN, W. CHRISTOPHERPYLE. DELBERTHANOLD, ROBERT J. (ESS-DOT)

21-8GEOLOGY OF THE FENTON HILL, NEW MEXICO HOTDRY ROCK SITE.

J. VOLCANOL. GEOTHERM. RES.,V.I5, P.21-41. 1983.

LAUGHLIN, A. WILLIAM (ESS-4)EDDY, ANDREA C. (G-6)LANEY, R. (G-<t)ALDRICH, MERRITT J. (ESS-1)

21-9GEOLOGY, RESISTIVITY, AND HYDROCHEMISTRYOF THE OJO CALIENTE HOT SPRINGS AREA,NORTHERN NEW MEXICO.


STIX, JOHN (ESS-2)PEARSON, CHRISTOPHER F. (ESS-3)VUATAZ, FRANCOIS (ESS-2)GOFF, FRASER E. (ESS-2)EAST, JENNIFERHOFFERS, BERNHARD (ESS-4)

21-10HOT DRY ROCK GEOTHERMAL ENERGYDEVELOPMENT PROGRAM ANNUAL REPORT,FISCAL YEAR 1982.

LOS ALAMOS,1983.127P. (LA-97B0-HDR)

SMITH, MORTON C. (ESS-DOT)NUNZ, GREGORY J. (ESS-DOT)PONDER, GLENDA M. (ESS-4)

21-11INDUCED FRACTURES — WELL STIMULATIONThROUGH FRACTURING.

TIC,1982.11 P. MN (LA-UR-82-1971)

HANOLD, ROBERT J. (ESS-DOT)

21-12INTERACTION OF GRANITEWITH AQUEOUS SODIUM CARBONATE.

TRANS. GEOTHERM. RESOUR. COUNC.,V.I, P. 147-8.1977.

HOLLEY, CHARLES E., JR. (CNC-2)BLATZ. LAURENCE A. (CNC-2)TESTER, JEFFERSON W. (G-3)GPIGSBY, CHARLES O. (ESS-4)

21-13LOS ALAMOS HOT-DRY-ROCK PROJECT - RECENTRESULTS.

TIC,1982. 7P. MN (LA-UR-82-3584)

BROWN, DONALD W. (ESS-4)

21-14MINING EARTHS HEAT - DEVELOPMENT OFHOT DRY ROCK GEOTHERMAL RESERVOIRS.

TIC,1983.15P. MN (LA-UR-83-0390)

PETTITT, ROLAND A. (ESS-4)BECKER, NAOMI M. (H-B)

21-15NON-DARCY FLOW IN GEOTHERMAL RESERVOIRS.

TIC.1982. 5P. MN (LA-UR-82-1564)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TRANS. GEOTHERM. RESOUR. COUNC.,V.6, P.325-8.1982.

ZYVC'.._ SKI, GEORGE A (ESS-4)

21-16PRELIMINARY EVALUATION OF THE AQUARIUSMOUNTAINS HOT DRY ROCK GEOTHERMALPROSPECT, ARIZONA.


GOFF, FRASER E. (G-6)ARNEY, BARBARA H. (G-9)AIKEN, CARLOS L. V.WEST, FHANCIS G. (G-9)EDDY, ANDREA C.

21-17PROBLEMS ASSOCIATED WITH APPLICATION OFA WELLBORE HEAT TRANSMISSION COMPUTERCODE.

TIC,1982. 7P. MN (LA-UR-82-3451)

DASH, ZORA V. (ESS-4)ZYVOLOSKI, GEORGE A (ESS-4)

34

21-18PROPERTIES OF SEISMIC WAVE SCATTERINGAROUND WATER INJECTION WELL ATFENTON HILL HOT DRY ROCK GEOTHERMALSITE.

GEOPHYS. RES. LETT.,V.10, P.101-4.1983.

NISHIZAWA, O.PEARSON, CHRISTOPHER F. (ESS-3)ALBRIGHT, JAMES N. (ESS-4)

21-19QUANTITATIVE PETROSTRUCTURE ANALYSIS.

LOS ALAMOS,1983.38P. (LA-09711 -MS)

WARREN, NICHOLAS W. (Q-21)

21-20RADIOACTIVE TRACERS USED TOCHARACTERIZE GEOTHERMAL RESERVOIRS.

TIC,1981. 5P. MN (LA-UR-81 -1769)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TRANS. GEOTHERM. RESOUR. COUNC,V.5, P.329-32.1981.

DENNIS, BERT R. (G-3)POTTER, ROBERT M. (G-5)KOLAR, JEROME D. (G-3)

21-21ROCK FAILURE DURING MASSIVE HYDRAULICSTIMULATION OF THE BACA LOCATIONGEOTHERMAL RESERVOIR.

TIC,1982.5P. MN (LA-UR-82-1578)

PEARSON, CHRISTOPHER F. (ESS-3)KEPPLER, H.ALBRIGHT, JAMES N. (ESS-4)POTTER, ROBERT M. (ESS-4)

21-22SCHLUMBERGER RESISTIVITY STUDY OFTHE JEMEZ SPRINGS REGION OFNORTHWESTERN NEW MEXICO.

TIC,1981.5P. MN (LA-UR-81-1806)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TRANS. GEOTHERM. RESOUR. COUNC.,V.5, P.119-22.1981.

PEARSON, CHRISTOPHER F. (G-7)GOFF, FRASER E. (G-4)

21-23WATER GEOCHEMISTRY OF THE LUCEROUPLIFT, NEW MEXICO, A GEO^HERMALINVESTIGATION OF LOW - TEMPERATUREMINERALIZED FLUIDS.

LOS ALAMOS,1983. 26P. (LA-09738-OBES)

GOFF, FRASER E. (ESS-2)MC CORMICK, TGARDNER, JAMIE N. (ESS-2)TRUJILLO, PATRICIO E., JR. (ESS-2)COUNCE, DALE A. (ESS-2)VIDALE, ROSEMARY J. (INC-7)CHARLES, ROBERT W. (CNC-7)

21-24WIRELINE WELL LOGGING AN UNDERUTILIZEDTECHNIQUE IN RESERVOIR EVALUATION.


MATHEWS, MARK A. (G-7)

21-25WORKSHOP ON EXPLORATION FOR HOT DRYROCK GEOTHERMAL SYSTEMS.

LOS ALAMOS,1983. 88P. (LA-09697-C)

HEIKEN, GRANT H (ESS-1)ANDER, MARK E. (ESS-3)SHANKLAND. THOMAS J. (ESS-3)

35

22. GEOTHERMAL ENERGY—RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT

22-1EASTERN HOT DRY ROCK TARGET PROSPECT - ACASE HISTORY.

TRANS. GEOTHERM. RESOUR. COUNC.V.4, P.24 1-4.1980.

SCHUBERT, CARL E.MAXWELL, JAMES C. (G-2)JOHNSON, WILLIAM J.

22-2EXPERIMENTAL ALTERATION OF AGRANODIORITE IN A CIRCULATIONSYSTEM.


CHARLES. ROBERT W. (CNC-11)

22-3FIELD TRIP GUIDE TO THE VALLES CALDERAAND ITS GEOTHERMAL SYSTEMS.

LOS ALAMOS.1983. 53P. (LA-09963-OBES)

GOFF, FRASER E. (ESS-2)

22-4GEOTHERMAL GRADIENT MAP OF THE UNITEDSTATES.


KRON, ANDREA (G-4)HEIKEN, GRANT H. (G-DOT)

22-5GEOTHERMAL WELL STIMULATION.

TRANS. GEOTHERM. RESOUR. COUNC.,V.4, P. 423-6.1980.

SINCLAIR, A. RICHARDPITTARD, FREDERICK J.HANOLD, ROBERT J. (G-DOT)

22-6HOT DRY ROCK ENERGY EXTRACTIONOPERATIONS.

TIC,1978, 5P. MN (LA-74-78-904)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TRANS. GEOTHERM. RESOUR. COUNC.,V.2, P. 271-4.1978.

HENDRON, ROBERT H. (G-4)

227HOT DRY ROCK GEOTHERMAL ENERGY - THEADVANCING TECHNOLOGY.

TRANS. AM. NUCL. SOCV.45.P.16-7.1983.

PE1TITT, ROLAND A. (ESS-4)

22-8HOT DRY ROCK GEOTHERMAL HEATEXTRACTION EXPERIMENTS.

TIC,1979. 5P. MN DRY ROCK GEOTHERMAL

PROSPECTS, 1981.TIC,1981. 5P. MN (LA-UR-81-1807)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TRANS. GEOTHERM. RESOUR. COUNC.,V.5, P.173-6.1981.

GOFF, FRASER E. (G-4)LAUGHLIN, A. WILLIAM (G-4)ALDRICH, MERRITT J. (G-4)ANDER, MARK E. (G-7)ARNEY, BARBARA H. A. (G-2)SHANNON, SPENCER S., JR. (G-9)

22-9HOT DRY ROCK GEOTHERMAL PROSPECTS, 1981.

TIC,1981. 5P. MN (LA-UR-81-1807)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TRANS. GEOTHERM. RESOUR. COUNC.,V.6. P.173-6.1981.

GOFF, FRASER E. (G-4)LAUGHLIN, A. WILLIAM (G-4)ALDRICH, MERRITT J. (G-4)ANDER, MARK E. (G-7)ARNEY, BARBARA H. (G-4)DECKER, EDWARD R.GARDNER, J. N. (G-4)HEIKEN, GRANT H. (G-DOT)KRON, ANDREA (G-4)LADELFE, CAROL M. (G-7)PETTITT, ROLAND A. (G-2)SHANNON, SPENCER S., JR. (G-9)

22-10INFLUENCE OF PHOSPHORUS CARBON DIOXIDE,SALINITY, AND BEDROCK TYPE ON THESODIUM-POTASSIUM-CALCIUMGEOTHERMOMETER AS APPLIEDIN THE CLEAR LAKE GEOTHERMAL REGION,CALIFORNIA.

GEOTHERM. ENERGY,V.2, P.211-4. 1978.

GOFF, FRASER E. (G-6)DONNELLY, JULIE M.

22-11LASL HOT DRY ROCK GEOTHERMALENERGY DEVELOPMENT PROJECT.

TIC,1978,4P. MN (LA-UR-78-906)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TRANS. GEOTHERM. RESOUR. COUNC.,V.2, P.275-7.1978.

HILL, JAMES H. (G-4)

22-12LOS ALAMOS HOT DRY ROCK GEOTHERMALENERGY PROJECT.

TRANS. GEOTHERM. RESOUR. COUNC..V.1.P.241-2.1977.

PETTITT, ROLAND A. (G-4)

22-13MAGNETOTELLURIC/AUDIOMAGNETOTELLURICSTUDY OF THE ZUNI HOT DRY ROCKGEOTHERMAL PROSPECT, NEW MEXICO.


ANDER, MARK E. (G-7)GOSS, RONSTRANGWAY, DAVIDHILLEBRAND, CARYLAUGHLIN, A. WILLIAM (G-4)HUDSON, CASSANDRA (G-4)

22-14POTENTIAL FOR HOT DRY ROCK GEOTHERMALRESOURCES - EXPERIMENTAL RESULTS.

TIC,1982.18P. MN (LA-UR-82-2269)

ROWLEY, JOHN C. (ESS-4)HEIKEN, GRANT H. (ESS-1)MURPHY, HUGH D. (ESS-4)KURIYAGAWA, MICHIO

22-15PRELIMINARY GEOLOGICAL ANDGEOPHYSICAL EVALUATION OF THE CASTLEDOME HDR GEOTHERMAL PROSPECT,SOUTHWESTERN ARIZONA.


GUTMANN, JAMES T. (G-4)AIKEN, CARLOS L. V.ANDER, MARK E. (G-7)LANEY, RANDY T. (G-4)

22-16SOME RESULTS OF A LONG - TERM FLOW TESTOF A HOT DRY ROCK RESERVOIR.


ZYVOLOSKI, GEORGE A (G-5)AAMOOT, R.LEE(G-5)FISHER, HENRY N. (G-6)MURPHY, HUGH D. (G-5)

36

23. GAS COOLED REACTOR TECHNOLOGY

23-1 23-2CHAP - 2 HEAT - TRANSFER ANALYSIS OF THERMO - STRUCTURAL INVESTIGATION OF THETHE FORT ST. VRAIN REACTOR CORE. FORT ST. VRAIN REACTOR UNDER OPERATING

TIC, AND UPSET CONDITIONS.1983. 29P. MN (LA-UR-82-2504) TIC,

KOTAS, JONATHAN F. (Q-9) 1983.12P. MN (LA-UR-83-0391)STROH, KENNETH R. (Q-9) ANDERSON, CHARLES A. (0-13)

MEIER, KARL L. (Q-13)BENNETT, DEBORAH R. (Q-13)

37

24. GENERAL REACTOR TECHNOLOGY

24-1BUCKLING INVESTIGATION OF RING STIFFENEDCYLINDRICAL SHELLS W!THREINFORCED OPENINGS UNDER UNSYMMETRICALAXIAL LOADS.

LOS ALAMOS,1983.4dP. (LA-09646-MS)

BAKER, WILLIAMBENNETT, JOEL G. (Q-13)

24-2C03AP - A NUCLEAR POWER PLANTCONTAINMENT HYDROGEN CONTROL SYSTEMEVALUATION CODE.


GIDO, RICHARD G. (Q-7)

24-3COMPARISON OF COMPARE AND BEACONSUBCOMPARTMENT ANALYSES OF BATTELLEFRANKFURT CONTAINMENT TESTS.


(DAR, E. S. (Q-6)LIME, JAMES F. (Q-7)GIDO, RICHARD G. (Q-7)

24-4COMPARISON OF METHODS FOR UNCERTAINTYANALYSIS OF NUCLEAR POWER PLANT SAFETYSYSTEM FAULT TREE MODELS.

LOS ALAMOS,1983. 179P. (LA-09729-MS)

MARTZ, HARRY F, JR. (S-1)BECKMAN, P:CHARD J. (S-1)CAMPBELL, KATHERINE (S-1)WHITEMAN, DAVID E. (S-1)BOOKER, JANE M. (S-1)

24-5DECONTAMINATION REQUIREMENTS FORFBR- AND LWRDERIVbO PLUTONIUM.

TRANS. AM. NUCL. SOCV.45, P.135-6.1983.

SELVADURAY, G.ASPREY, LARNED B. (CNC-3)ASPREY, MARGARET W. (X-7)

24-6EFFECTS OF THE REACTOR COOLANT PUMPSFOLLOWING A SMALL BREAK IN AWESTINGHOUSE FWR.


KOENIG, JAN ELLIOTT (C-7)

24-7EXTENDED BURNUP CALCULATIONS FOROPERATING REACTOR RELOAD REVIEWS.

LOS ALAMOS,1983. 91 P. (LA-09563-MS)

WILSON, WILLIAM B. (T-2)ENGLAND, TALMADGE R. (T-2)LABAUVE, RAPHAEL J. (T-2)

24-8HYDROGEN BURN ANALYSES OF ICE CONDENSERCONTAINMENTS.


GIDO, RICHARD G. (Q-7)KOESTEL. A.

24-9LOS ALAMOS NATIONAL LABORATORY - NEWMEXICO STATE UNIVERSITY FILTER PLUGGINGTEST FACILITY - DESCRIPTION ANDPRELIMINARY TEST RESULTS.


FENTON, D. L.DALLMAN, J. J.SMITH, PHILLIP R.MARTIN, RICHARD A. (O-6)GREGORY, WILLIAM S. (Q-6)

24-10MECHANISTIC DRY-PRESSURE CONTAINMENTLOCA ANALYSIS.

LOS A LAMOS,1983. 48P. (LA-09460-MS)

HDO. RICHARD G. (Q-7)LAMKIN, DAVID E. (Q-7)KOES1 tL, A.

24-11MODELING AOKI ET AL. EXPERIMENTS OFCONDENSATION OF FLOWING STEAM ONTOEJECTED WATER VIA K-FIX.

LOS ALAMOS,1983.11 P. (LA-09574-MS)

MJOLSNESS, RAYMOND C. (T-3)DALY, BART J.lT-3)

24-12NUCLEAR REACTOR SAFETYJULY 1 - OCTOBER 31,1982.


STEVENSON, MICHAEL G. (Q-DO)

24-13NUCLEAR REACTOR SAFETYJANUARY 1 - MARCH 31,1983.

LOS ALAMOS.1983. 31 P. (LA-09822-PR, VOL. I)

SHEHEEN, N. N. (Q-7)STEVENSON, MICHAEL G. (Q-DO)

24-14NUCLEAR REACTOR SAFETY IN THE I ISA.

TIC,1983.11 P. MN (LA-UR-83-123E)

VIGIL, JOHN C. (ADEP)

24-15NUCLEAR REACTOR SAFETY, OCTOBER 1 DECEM-BER 3t, 1982.


SHEHEEN, N.N. (Q-7)S/EVENSON. MICHAEL G. (Q-DO)

24-16TRAC - PD2 POSTTEST ANALYSIS OF THECCTF EVALUATION - MODEL TEST C1 -19(RUN 3B).

LOS ALAMOS.1983. 76P. (LA-03596-MS)

MOTLEY, FRANK E. (Q-9)

24-17TRAC - PF1 DEVELOPMENTAL ASSESSMENT.LOS ALAMOS,1983.504P. (LA-09704-M)

BOYACK, B. E. (Q-9)

38

25. GENERAL, MISCELLANEOUS, AND PROGRESS REPORTS (NONNUCLEAR)

25-1CAN SCIENCE EDI 'CATION COPE WITH THEINFORMATION ONSLAUGHT?

SCIENCE AND MATH EDUCATION,HEARINGS BEFORE THE COMMITTEEON THE BUDGET, U.S. SENATE,ALBUQUERQUE. N. MEX.FEBRUARY 7,1933. P. 23-39GPO, 1983. (328/C98-1/83-50)

GLEASON, ANDREW M.GOLDIN, G. A.METROPOLIS, NICHOLAS C. (T-DOT)ROTA, GIAN-CARLOSHARP, DAVID H. (T-8)

25-2FROM AFRICA TO THE STARS - THEEVOLUTION OF THE EXPLORING ANiMAL.

TIC,1983.21 P. MN (LA-UR-83-0929)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:ADV. ASTRONAUT. SCI.,V.53, P.85-104.1983.

FINNEY, BEN R.JONES, ERIC M. (£SS-5)

25-3LEVELIZED LIFE - CYCLE COSTS FOR FOURRESIDUE COLLECTION SYSTEMS AND FOURGAS PRODUCTION SYSTEMS.

TIC,1983.20P. MN (LA-UR-82-3566)

THAYER, GARY R. (S-4)ROOD, PATRICIA L. (S-4)WILLIAMSON, KENNETH D., JR. (S-4)ROLLETT, HELEN

25-4LOS ALAMOS SCIENCE, WINTER, 1983.

TIC,1983. 198P. MN (LA-UR-83-0475)

COOPER, NECIA G. (DIR-O)

25-5OPERATIONAL SECURITY AND SAFEGUARDSDIVISION ORGANIZATIONAL PROFILE (OS).

LOS ALAMOS,1983.4P. (LALP-83-039)

NEARY, JOAN(IS-I)

25-6ORGANIZATIONAL PROFILE ON COMPUTINGDIVISION (C).

LOS ALAMOS,1983. 7P. (LALP-83-042)

SNYDER, CONNIE (IS-1)

25-7ORGANIZATIONAL PROFILE ON MECHANICALFABRICATION DIVISION (MEC).

LOS ALAMOS,1983.4P.(LALP-83-040)

SNYDER, CONNIE (IS-1)

25-8SEARCHING IN RUN II.

NMLA NEWSLETT.,V.11.P.7.1983.

HOLTKAMP, IRMA S. (IS-4)

25-9STATEMENT OF DR. FRED BEGAY, STAFFPHYSICIST, LOS ALAMOS SCIENTIFICLABORATORY.

SCIENCE AND MATH EDUCATION,HEARINGS BEFORE THE COMMITTEE ON THEBUDGET, U.S. SENATE, ALBUQUERQUE,N. MEX. FEBRUARY7,1983. P. 103-115.GPO, 1983. (328/C98

BEGAY, FRED (P-4)

25-10STATEMENT OF DR. ROBERT THORN, ASSOCIATEDIRECTOR, LOS ALAMOS SCIENTIFICLABORATORY.

SCIENCE AND MATH EDUCATION,HEARINGS BEFORE THE COMMITTEEON THE BUDGET, U.S. SENATE,ALBUQUERQUE, N. MEX.FEBRUARY 7,1983. P. 17-21.GPO, 1983. (328/C98-1/83-50)

THORN, ROBERT N. (DIR-O)

25-11TECHNOLOGY AND THE EVOLUTION OF NAVAL "WARFARE.

INT. SECURITY,V.8, P.3-51.1983.

LAUTENSCHLAGER, KARL B. (NSP/WP)

25-12TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER TO THE EAST - ANANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY FOR 1976-1981.


BURRIS, ANTHONY E. (S-2)PERKINS, MARTHA C. (S-2)LOOSE, VERNE W. (S-2)

39

26. GENERAL, MISCELLANEOUS, AND PROGRESS REPORTS (NUCLEAR)

26-1APPLICATIONS OF SUPERCONDUCTIVITY.

LIQUID CRYOGENS, K.D. WILLIAMSON,JR., F.J. EDESKUTY, ED., P.62-102.CRC PRESS, 19B3.(621.59/L767CR/1983/V.2)

CARLSON, RICHARD V, (MST-3)

26-2C-DIVISION ACTIVITIES.

LOS ALAMOS,1 SOUND TAPE REEL. 1983.[001.64/E94CD/AT)

EWALD, ROBERT H. (C-DO)

26-3CEREMONIAL STRUCTURES AND VILLAGES ONTHE PAJARITO PLATEAU.

LOS ALAMOS.1 SOUND TAPE REEL, 1983.(930.1/S814CE/AT)

STEEN, CHARLIE R. (H-12)

26-4CLIMATIC EFFECTS OF NUCLEAR WAR.

LOS ALAMOS,1 SOUND TAPE REEL, 1983.(333.7/J76CL/AT)

JONES, ERIC M. (ESS-5)

26-5CONCLUSION - THINKING ABOUT STRATEGY.

THE FUTURE OF CONFLICT IN THE 1980S,W.J. TAYLOR, JR., S.A. MAARANEN, ED.,P.459-80. LEXINGTONBOOKS, 1982.(355.033/F996CO/1983)

TAYLOR, WILLIAM J., JR.MAARANEN, STEVEN A. (ADPA)

26-6CRYOGENS AND THEIR PROPERTIES.

LIQUID CRYOGENS, K.D. WILLIAMSON,JR., F.J. EDESKUTY, ED., P.2-14.CRC PRESS, 1983.(621.59/L767CR/1983/V.2)

MILLS, ROBERT L. (P-10)EDESKUTY, FREDERICK J. (S-4)

26-7EFFECT OF HYDROGEN ON THE MULTIAXIALSTRESS-STRAIN BEHAVIOR OF TITANIUMTUBING.

OFFICE OF NAVAL RESEARCH,24 P. 1983. (AD-A128996)

LENTZ, C. W.KOSS, DON A. (CMB-5)STOUT, MICHAEL G. (MST-5)HECKER, SIEGFRIED S. (MST-DO)

26-8INTRODUCTION.

THE FUTURE OF CONFLICT IN THE 1980S,W.J. TAYLOR, JR., S.A. MAARANEN. ED.,P.3-8. LEXINGTONBOOKS, 1982.(355.033/F996CO/1983)

TAYLOR, WILLIAM J., JR.MAARANEN, STEVEN A. (ADPA)

26-9INTRODUCTION.

OPTICAL PHASE CONJUGATION, ROBERT A.FISHER, ED., P.1-22. ACADEMICPRESS, 1983. (537.5/O62PH/1983)

YARIV, AMNONFISHER, ROBERT A. (CHM-6)

26-10LABORATORY USE OF CRYOGENS.

LIQUID CRYOGENS, K.D. WILLIAMSON,JR., F.J. EDESKUTY, ED., P.16-45.CRC PRESS, 1983.(621.59/L767CR/1983/V.2)

MILLS. ROBERT L. (P-10)

26-11LASER - BASED INSTRUMENTATION FOR THEDETECTION OF CHEMICAL AGENTS.

TIC,1982.23P. MN (LA-UR-82-3284)

HARTFORD, ALLEN. JR. (CHM-DO)SANDER, ROBERT K. (AP-4)QUIGLEY, G. P. (CHM-4)RADZIEMSKI, LEON J., JR. (CHM-4)CREMERS, DAVID A. (CHM-4)

26-12MELT DEPTH AND REGROWTH KINETICS INPULSED LASER ANNEALING OF SILICON ANDGALLIUM ARSENIDE.

LASER PROCESSING OF SEMICONDUCTORDEVICES, 1983, LOS ANGELES. PROC,P.38-43. SPIE, 1983.(621.38/L343PR/1983)

GALVIN, G. J.THOMPSON. M. O.MAYER, J. W.PEERCY, PAUL S.HAMMOND, ROBERT B. (E-11)

26-13NUCLEAR DEFENSE OF EUROPE.

WASHINGTON Q.,AUTUMN, P. 93-110.1983.

KERR, DONALD M., JR. (DIR-O)MAARANEN, STEVEN A. (ADPA)

26-14NUCLEAR WEAPON TEST BANS.

L1VERMORE ARMS CONTROL CONF., 1981.LAWRENCE LIVERMORE NATL. LAB. PROC.,P.78-85. WESTVIEW PRESS, 1983.(327.174/L784AR/1981)

KERR. DONALD M., JR. (DIR-O)

26-15OPTICAL PHASE CONJUGATION BIBLIOGRAPHY.

OPTICAL PHASE CONJUGATION, ROBERT A.FISHER, ED.. P.597-629. ACADEMICPRESS, 1983. (537.5/O62PH/1983)

FISHER, ROBERT A. (CHM-6)

26-16PUBLICATIONS OF LOS ALAMOS RESEARCH1982.

LOS ALAMOS.19&3.150P. (LA-09800-MS)

MC CLARY, WILMA J. (IS-4)RODRIGUEZ, LAVERNE L. (IS-4)SHERIDAN, CONNIE J. (IS-4)

26-17SOLAR LYMAN ALPHA CORONAGRAPH.

INSTRUMENTATION IN ASTRONOMY V,1983, LONDON. PROC., P.312-7.SPIE, 1983. (522.2/I59AS/1983)

BECKERS, JACQUES M.ARGO, HAROLD V. (ESS-9)

26-18SPECTROSCOPIC INVESTIGATION OFLASER-INITIATED LOW-PRESSURE PLASMAS INATMOSPHERIC GASES.

15P. AIR FORCE GEOPHYSICSLAB., 1982. (AFGL-TR-82-0367)

ARMSTRONG, R. A.LUCHT, ROY A. (CHM-3)RAWLINS, W. T.

26-19STATUS OF LASER FUSION RESEARCH AT LOSALAMOS NATIONAL LABORATORY.

INTL. CONF. ON PLASMA PHYSICS ANDCONTROLLED NUCLEAR FUSION RESEARCH,9TH, 1982, BALTIMORE. PROC.,P.497-505. IAEA, 1983.(621.484/161 P/9TH/1982/VOL.1)

ROCKWOOD, STEPHEN D. (NSP/IF)

40

26-20 '6-22 26-23STITCHING HISTORY - THE LOS ALAMOS TRANSIENT RESPONSE Or KERR-LIKE PHASE WELCOME.QUILT. CONJUGATORS. FRONTIERS OF SUPERCOMPUTING,

NEEDLE ARTS, OPTICAL PHASE CONJUGATION, ROBERT A. 1983. LOS ALAMOS. PROCV.14, P.38-9.1983. FISHER, ED., P.79-97. ACADEMIC 1 VIDEOCASSETTE. 1983.

WENTWORTH, EVA LEE (NSP-TO) PRESS, 19f 3. (537.5/O62PH/1983) (001.64/F935SU/1983/VC/PT.1)SUYDAM, BERGEN R. (T-7) KERR, DONALD M., JR. (DIR-O)

26-21 FISHER, ROBERT A. (CHM-6)TRAGEDY AT CHICHEN ITZA.

EXPLORERS J.,P.154-9. DECEMBER, 1982.

BARNETT, CHARLES R. (IS-2)

41

27. GEOTHERMAL ENERGY

27-1ENERGY (Q) DIVISION ORGANIZATIONALPROFILE.


METROPOLIS, PAT H. (IS-1)

42

28. HEALTH AND SAFETY

28-1ACCIDENT ANALYSIS AND DOE CRITERIA.

TIC,1982.16P. MN (LA-UR-82-3483)

GRAF, JOSEPH M.(H-1)ELDER, JOHN C. (H-5)

28-2AEROSOL SAMPLING AND CHARACTERIZATION INTHE DEVELOPING U. S. OIL SHALE INDUSTRY.

TIC.1961. 27P. MN (LA-UR-81-3715)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:AEROSOLS IN THE MINING AND INDUSTRIALWORK ENVIRONMENTS. V.2, V.A. MARPLEET AL. EDS., P.461-98. ANN ARBOR,1983.

HARGIS, KENNETH M. (H-5)TILLERY, MARVIN I. (H-5)GONZALES, MANUEL (H-5)GARCIA, LEROY L. (H-5)

28-3AMERICIUM OXIDE PRODUCTION AT LOS ALAMOSNATIONAL LABORATORY - RECOVERY UP EX-POSURES DOWN.


BLUM, THOMAS W. (MST-12)PARKER, JOHN L. (MST-12)ROMERO, MARVIN K. (MST-12)YEAR WOOD, DEIDRA D. (MST-12)

28-4ANALYZING SCREEN DIFFUSION BATTERY DATA.

AEROSOLS IN THE MINING AND INDUSTRIALWORK ENVIRONMENTS, V.3.V.A. MARPLE AND B.Y.H. LIU, EDS.P. 1095-115. ANN ARBOR, 1983.

SODERHOLM, SIDNEY C. (H-5)

28-5APPROACH TO OIL SHALE HEALTH ANDENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH - A CONCEPTPAPER.LOS ALAMOS,1983.25P.(LA-09805)

PETERSON, EUGENE J. (CHM-1)SPALL, W. DALE (LS-1)WAGNER, PAUL (CHM-1)HOLLAND. LAURENCE M. (LS-DO)TILLERY, MARVIN I. (H-5)PARKINSON, WILLIAM J. (WX-4)STRNISTE, GARY F. (LS-3)

28-6BACKGROUND SUBTRACT ADJUSTMENT FORPLUTONIUM CONTINUOUS ALPHA AIR MONITORSUSING CALIFORNIUM 252.

LOS ALAMOS,1983.6P. (LA-09642)

CUCCHIARA, ALFRED L. (H-1)STAFFORD, RONALD G. (H-1)MCATEE, JAMES L. (H-1)

28-7BEIR MODELING APPROACH AS COMPARED TOT HE UNSCEAR LIFETIME RISK.

TIC,1983.10P. MN (LA-UR-83-0041)

HEALY, JOHN W. (H-DO)

28-8BUBBLE DISSOLUTION PHYSICS AND THETREATMENT OF DECOMPRESSION SICKNESS.

MED. PHYS.,V.10, P.184-90. 1983.

KUNKLE, THOMAS D. (G-6)BECKMAN, EDWARD L.

28-9CASE CONTROL STUDY OF BRAIN TUMORSAMONG WHITE MALES EMPLOYED AT THEROCKY FLATS PLANT.


REYES, MICHELE(H-14)WILKINSON, GREGG S. (H-DO)TIETJEN,GARYL.(S-1)VOELZ, GEORGE L. (H-DO)ACQUAVELLA, JOHN F. (H-14)BISTLINE, ROBERT

28-10CRITERIA AND TEST METHODS FOR CERTIFYINGAIR - PURIFYING RESPIRATOR CARTRIDGESAND CANISTERS AGAINST RADIOIODINE,OCTOBER 1,1978 - SEPTEMBER 30,1982.


WOOD, GERRY O. (HSE-5)VALDEZ, F. O. (H-5)GUTSCHICK, VINCENT P. (LS-6)

28-11EFFECT OF PARTICLE SIZE VARIATION ONFILTRATION EFFICIENCY MEASURED BY THEHEPA FILTER QUALITY ASSURANCE TEST.

DOE NUCLEAR AIR CLEANING CONF.,17TH, 1982, DENVER. PROC, P.895-908.DOE, 1982. (CONF-820833, VOL. 2).ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1982.15P. MN (LA-UR-82-2280)

TILLERY, MARVIN I. (H-5)SALZMAN, GARY C. (LS-4)ETTINGER, HARRY J. (H-5)

28-12ENVIRONMENTAL SURVEILLANCE AT LOS ALAMOSDURING 1982.

LOS ALAMOS,1983.184P. (LA-09762-ENV)

ENVIRONMENTAL SURVEILLANCE GROUP(H-8)

28-13EVALUATION OF CANCER INCIDENCE AMONGEMPLOYEES AT THE LOS ALAMOS NATIONALLABORATORY.

TIC,1983.9P. MN (LA-UR-83-0062)

ACQUAVELLA, JOHN F. (H-14)WILKINSON, GREGG S. (H-DO)WIGGS, LAURIE D. (H-14)TIETJEN.GARYL (S-1)KEY, C. R.

28-14EVALUATION OF DEMOGRAPHIC DIFFERENCESIN THE UTILIZATION OF A CANCERINFORMATION SERVICE.

SOC. SCI. MED.,V.17, P.169-75.1983.

WILKINSON, GREGG S. (H-UO)WILSON, JOHN

28-15EVALUATION OF IRRITANT SMOKE QUALITATIVEFITTING TEST FOR RESPIRATORS.

LOS ALAMOS.1983.17P. (LA-09778-MS)

MARSH, JAMES L. (H-5)

28-16EXAMINATION OF DEHP FILTER TEST METHODSAND ALTERNATIVE METHODS IN LIGHT OFSUSPECTED DOP CARCINOGENICITY.

TIC,1982. 7P. MN (LA-UR-82-1032)

TILLERY, MARVIN I. (H-5)

28-17GASEOUS FUEL SAFETY ASSESSMENT STATUSREPORT.

TIC,1982.12P. MN (LA-UR-82-3037)

KRUPKA, MILTON C. (S-4)EDESKUTY, FREDERICK J. (P-10)BARTLIT, JOHN R. (MST-3)WILLIAMSON, KENNETH D.. JR. (S-4)

28-18HAZARDS FROM ASSOCIATED AGENTS.

CRC HANDBOOK OF LASER SCIENCE ANDTECHNOLOGY, V. 1., M.J.WEBER,ED., P.535-42. CRC, 1982.(621.366/L343MA/1982)

DEVORE, ROBIN K. (H-5)

43

28-19IN VIVO ASSESSMENT OF WHOLE BODV

RADIOISOTOPE BURDENS AT THE LOS LAMOSNATIONAL LABORATORY.


VASILIK, DENNIS G.(HSE-1)AIKIN, IRENE C. (HSE-1)

28-20INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE ASPECTS OFUNDERGROUND OIL SHALE MINING.

HEALTH ISSUES RELATED TO METAL ANDNONMETALLIC MINING, W.L. WAGNER ET ALEDS.. P.463-84. BUTTERWORTH. 1983.(613.62/H434IS)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1982. 37P. MN (LA-UR-82-1284)

HARGIS, KENNETH M. (H-5)JACKSON, JAMES O. (H-5)

28-21INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE RESEARCH NEEDS.

INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE-THE FUTURE,J.K. CORN. ED., P.125-31. AMER.CONF. GOV. IND. HYG., 1983.(613.62/I42HY/1983)

ETTINGER, HARRY J. (H-5)

28-22LASER - INDUCED FLUORESCENCEDETECTION OF LARGE ORGANIC MOLECULES.

TIC,1982. 6P. MN (LA-UR-82-2578)

QUIGLEY. G. P. (AP-4)DANEN, WAYNE C.

28-23LASER DETECTION OF TOXIC MOLECULESAND CARCINOGENS.

TIC,1982. HP. MN (LA-UR-82-3251)

QUIGLEY. G. P. (CHM-4)

28-24LOS ALAMOS INTEGRATED OIL SHALE HEALTHAND ENVIRONMENTAL PROGRAM - STATUSREPORT II.

LOS ALAMOS,1983. 99P. (LA-09640-SR)

HOLLAND. LAURENCE M. (LS-DO)STAFFORD, CAROLYN G. (LS-1)STRNISTE, GARY F. (LS-3)GRIFFITH, MARLA F. (LS-1)

28-25METHODS FOR NUCLEAR AIR CLEANING SYSTEMACCIDENT CONSEQUENCE ASSESSMENT.

TIC.1982.12P. MN (LA-UR-82-2118)

ANDRAE, RICHARD W. (Q-6)BOLSTAD, JOHN W. (Q-6)GREGORY, WILLIAM S. (Q-6)KRAUSE, FRITZ R. (Q-6)MARTIN, RICHARD A. (Q-6)TANG, P. K. (Q-6)BALLINGER, M. Y.CHAN, M.K.W.GLISSMEYER.J.A.OWCZARSKI, P. C.MISHIMA, J.SUTTER, S. L.COMPERE, E. L.GODBEE, H.

28-26MORTALITY STUDY OF LOS ALAMOS WORKERSWITH HIGHER EXPOSURES TO PLUTONIUM.

TIC,1983.11 P. MN (LA-UR-83-0085)

VOELZ, GEORGE L. (H-DO)WILKINSON, GREGG S. (H-DO)HEALY. JOHN W. (H-DO)MC INROY, JAMES F. (H-5)TIETJEN, GARY L (S-1)

28-27NATIONAL PLUTONIUM WORKERS STUDY CON-SIDERATIONS AND PRELIMINARY RESULTS.

LOS ALAMOS,1983.22P.(LA-09545-SR)

ACQUAVELLA, JOHN F. (H-14)WILKINSON, GREGG S. (H-DO)

28-28OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH STUDY AT THEGEOKINETICS TRUE IN SITU OIL SHALERETORTING FACILITY.


HARGIS, KENNETH M. (H-5)ROM, WILLIAM N.GRIER, ROBERTS. (H-2)TILLERY, MARVIN I. (H-5)VOELZ, GEORGE L. (H-DO)ETTINGER, HARRY J. (H-5)WHEAT, LLOYD D. (H-5)

28-29OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH, WASTE MANAGEMENT,AND ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH PROGRAM OFTHE HEALTH DIVISION, 1981.


VOELZ, GEORGE L. (H-DO)

28-30ON THE NATURE OF STEM LINES INTUMORIGENIC CELL POPULATIONS.CHICAGO SYMPOSIUM ON CANCER-ETIOLOGYAND PREVENTION, 1982.

PROC P.61-9. ELSEVIER, 1983.DEAVEN, LARRY L. (LS-4)CAMPBELL, EVELYN W. (LS-4)BARTHOLDI, MARTY FRANK (LS-4)

28-31OPERATIONAL EXPERIENCE WITH TWO TRITIUMEFFLUENT MONITORING SYSTEMS.

TIC,1982.10P. MN (LA-UR-82-3463)

HAYNIE, JOHN S. (H-1)GUTIERREZ, JOSE A. (H-1)

28-32OPERATIONAL EXPERIENCE WITH TWO TRITIUMEFFLUENT MONITORING SYSTEMS.

LOS ALAMOS,1983.6P.(LA-09658)

HAYNIE, JOHNS. (H-1)GUTIERREZ. JOSE A. (H-1)

28-33POTENTIAL APPLICATION OF A SINGLEPARTICLE AEROSOL SPECTROMETER FORMONITORING AEROSOL SIZE AT THE DOETFILTER TEST FACILITIES.

DOE NUCLEAR AIR CLEANING CONF.,17TH, 1982, DENVER. PROC., P.801-13.DOE, 1982. (CONF-820833, VOL. 2).ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,

1982.14P. MN (LA-UR-82-2090)SALZMAN, GARY C. (LS-4)ETTINGER, HARRY J. (H-5)TILLERY, MARVIN I. (H-5)WHEAT, LLOYD D. (H-5)GRACE, W. KEVIN

28-34RADIOLOGICAL PLANNING AND IMPLEMENTATIONFOR NUCLEAR FACILITY DECOMMISSIONING.

TIC,1982. 8P. MN (LA-UR-82-1279)

VALENTINE, ALLEN M. (H-1)

28-35RESPIRATORY PROTECTION AT NUCLEARPOWER PLANTS.

TIC,1982. 9P. MN (LA-UR-82-2931)

REINERT, BRUCE D. (H-5)

28-36RESPONSE OF HEPA FILTERS TO SIMULATEDACCIDENT CONDITIONS.

TIC,1982.17P. MN (LA-UR-82-2117)

GREGORY, WILLIAM S. (Q-6)MARTIN, RICHARD A. (Q-6)SMITH, PHILLIP R.FENTON, D. E.

28-37SIMULATION OF FORCED VENTILATION FIRES.

DOE NUCLEAR AIR CLEANING CONF.,17TH, 1982, DENVER. PROC., P.1011-29.DOE, 1982. (CONF-820833, VOL. 2).ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1982.18P. MN (LA-UR-82-2119)

KRAUSE, FRITZ R. (Q-6)GREGORY, WILLIAM S. (Q-6)

44

28-38SOURCE TERMS FOR THE INITIALRADIATIONS.

TIC,1983. 42P. MN (LA-UR-83-0198)

WHALEN, PAUL P. (X-DO)

28-39SOURCE TERMS FOR THE INITIAL RADIATIONS.

US-JAPAN JOINT WORKSHOP FORREASSESSMENT OF ATOMIC BOMB RADIATIONDOSIMETRY IN HIROSHIMA AND NAGASAKI,1983, NAGASAKI. PROC, P.13-44.RERF, 1933. (539.77/U84RE/1ST/1983)

WHALEN, PAUL P. (X-DO)

28-40TRITIUM MONITORING WITHIN THE REACTORHALL OF A DT FUSION REACTOR.

TIC,1983. 5P. MN (LA-UR-83-0691)

JALBERT, ROLAND A. (H-1)

28-41WHAT IS THE PROBABILITY THAT RADIATIONCAUSED A PARTICULAR CANCER.

TIC,1983.11 P. MN (LA-UR-83-0230)

VOELZ, GEORGE L. (H-DO)

45

29. HEATING AND COOLING—RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL APPLICATIONS

29-1CHEMICAL CONVERSION SURFACES FORSOUR ENERGY APPLICATIONS.


MOORE. STANLEY W. (Q-11)CLEMENTS, JULIA S. (H-5)DOTY, WARREN R. (CMB-6)

29-2DAILY RESULTS OF THE INITIAL OPERATIONOF THE LOS ALAMOS SALT GRADIENT SOLARPOND.

TIC,1983.15P. MN (LA-UR-83-0325)

HEDSTROM, JAMES C. (Q-11)JONES, GERARD FRANK (Q-11)MEYER, KENNETH A. (Q-11)

29-3DESIGN, CONSTRUCTION, AND IMTIALOPERATION OF THE LOS ALAMOS NATIONALLABORATORY SALT-GRADIENT SOLAR POND.

TIC,1983. 22P. MN (LA-UR-82-3275)

JONES, GERARD FRANK (Q-11)MEYER, KENNETH A. (Q-11)HEDSTROM, JAMES C. (Q-11)DREICER, JARED S. (Q-11)GRIMMER, DERRICK P. (Q-11)

29-4DEVELOPMENT OF A POINT - ELECTRODECONDUCTIVITY SALINOMETER WITH HIGHSPATIAL RESOLUTION FOR USE IN VERYSALINE SOLUTIONS.

TIC,1983. 8P. MN (LA-UR-83-1113)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:REV. SCI. INSTRUM.,V.54. P.1744-7. 1983.

GRIMMER, DERRICK P. (Q-11)JONES, GERARD FRANK (Q-13)TAFOYA. JOSE I. (Q-11)FITZGERALD, T. J.

29-5DEVELOPMENT OF A POINT - ELECTRODECONDUCTIVITY SALINOMETER WITH HIGHSPATIAL RESOLUTION FOR USE IN VERYSALINE SOLUTIONS.


GRIMMER, DERRICK P. (Q-11)JONES, GERARD FRANK (Q-11)TAFOYA, JOSE I. (Q-11)FITZGERALD, THOMAS JOSEPH

DIURNAL HEAT STORAGE IN DIRECT GAINPASSIVE SOLAR BUILDINGS.

TIC,1983.12P. MN (LA-UR-83-1232)

BALCOMB, J. DOUGLAS (Q-DO)NEEPER, DONALD A. (Q-11)

29-7DOE PASSIVE SOLAR CLASS A PERFORMANCEEVALUATION PROGRAM - PRELIMINARYRESULTS.

PASSIVE AND HYBRID SOLAR ENERGYUPDATE, 1982, WASHINGTON. PROC,P.42-9. U.S. DEPT. OF ENERGY,1982(CONF-820940)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1982.10P. MN (LA-UR-82-2497)

HUNN, BRUCE D. (Q-11)TURK, W.V. (Q-11)WRAY, WILLIAM 0. (Q-11)

29-8ECONOMIC ANALYSIS OF THE INTEGRATEDHEATING AND COOLING POTENTIAL OF ARESIDENTIAL PASSIVE SOLAR WATER WALLDESIGN.

TIC,1982. 6P. MN (LA-UR-82-1667)

ROACH. FRED (S-2)MANGENG, CAROLYN A. (S-4)KIRSCHNER, CHRISTINABEN-DAVID, SHAUL

29-9EVALUATING THE PERFORMANCE OF PASSIVESOLAR HEATED BUILDINGS.

TIC,1983. 8P. MN (LA-UR-83-0003)

BALCOMB, J. DOUGLAS (Q-DO)

29-10EVAPORATIVE COOLING POTENTIAL FOROFFICE BUILDINGS.

TIC,1983.4P. MN (LA-UR-83-0885)

PETERSON, JOHN L. (Q-11)HUNN, BRUCE D. (Q-11)

29-11FAST CORRELATION METHOD FOR PASSIVESOLAR DESIGN.

TIC,1982.10P. MN (LA-UR-82-3525)

WRAY, WILLIAM 0. (Q-1 •"BIEHL, FRANZ A. (Q-11)KOSIEWICZ, CLAUDIA E. (Q-11)MILES, CHARLES R.DURLAK, EDWARD R.

29-12HEAT STORAGE AND DISTRIBUTION INSIDEPASSIVE SOLAR BUILDINGS.

TIC,1983. 16P. MN (LA-UR-83-1114)


29-13HEAT STORAGE AND DISTRIBUTION INSIDEPASSIVE SOLAR BUILDINGS.



29-14LOS ALAMOS NATIONAL LABORATORY SOLARPROGRAM.

PASSIVE AND HYBRID SOLAR ENERGYUPDATE, 1982, WASHINGTON. PROC..P.3-14, U.S. DEPT. OF ENERGY,1982.(CONF-820940)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1982.13P. MN (LA-UR-82-2496)

REISFELD, S. K. (Q-11)NEEPER, DONALD A. (Q-11)

29-15LOS ALAMOS OPTICAL MATERIALSRELIABILITY, MAINTAINABILITY, ANDEXPOSURE TESTING PROGRAM.


MOORE, STANLEY W. (Q-11)

29-16LOS ALAMOS TEST ROOM RESULTS.

TIC,1982.7P. MN (LA-UR-82-1836)

MC FARLAND, ROBERT D. (Q-11)BALCOMB, J. DOUGLAS (Q-DO)

29-17NATIONAL BUREAU OF STANDARDS DIRECT GAINTEST CELL SITE HANDBOOK.


SOLAR ENERGY GROUP (Q-11)

46

29-18PASSIVE COOLING TECHNOLOGY ASSESSMENTSYNTHESIS REPORT.

PASSIVE AND HYBRID SOLAR ENERGYUPDATE, 1982, WASHINGTON. PROC,P.16-32. U.S. DEPT. OF ENERGY,1982. (CONF-820940)

CARROLL, W. L.WEBSTER, T. L.MERTOL, A.ANDERSSON, B.KAMMERUD, R. C.PLACE, W.MARTIN, M. R.PETERSON, JOHN L. (Q-11)MANGENG, CAROLYN A. (S-4)ROACH, FRED (S-2)WHIDDON, W. I.HART, G. K.

29-19PASSIVE RESEARCH AND PRACTICE.

TIC,1983.17P. MN (LA-UR-83-0990)


29-20PASSIVE SOLAR DESIGN MANUAL FOR THEUNITED STATES NAVY.

TIC,1982. 7P. MN (LA-UR-82-1497)

WRAY, WILLIAM O. (Q-11)BIEHL, FRANZ A. (Q-11)KOSIEWICZ, CLAUDIA E. (Q-11)MILES, CHARLES E.DURLAK, EDWARD R.

29-21PERFORMANCE OF A SOLAR AIR CONDITIONINGSYSTEM UTILIZING BOILING COLLECTORS.

LOS ALAMOS,1983. 21 P. (LA-09724-MS)

HEDSTROM, JAMES C. (Q-11)

29-22SOLAR MATERIALS ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY.


REISFELD, S. K. (Q-11)

29-23THERMAL NETWORK REDUCTION.

TIC,1983. 7P. MN (LA-UR-83-0869)


29-24USE OF AN ATRIUM FOR THE PASSIVE SOLARRETROFIT OF AN OFFICE BUILDING - DESIGNAND INSTALLATION EXPERIENCE.

TIC,1982. 8P. MN (LA-UR-82-2040)

HUNN, BRUCE D. (Q-11)PETERSON, JOHN L. (Q-11)

29-25VALIDATION OF PASSIVE SOLAR ANALYSIS/DESIGN TOOLS USING CLASS A PERFORMANCEEVALUATION DATA.

TIC,1982. 7P. MN (LA-UR-82-1732)

HUNN, BRUCE D. (Q-11)TURK. W.V. (Q-11)WRAY, WILLIAM O. (Q-11)

47

30. INERTIAL CONFINEMENT FUSION

30-1ALIGNMENT AND FOCUSING TOLERANCEINFLUENCES ON OPTICAL PERFORMANCE.

AIRBORNE RECONNAISSANCE VI,1982, SAN DIEGO. PROC, P. 157-62.SPIE, 1962. (623.72/A298R/1982)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1982. 7P. MN (LA-UR-82-2482)

CROSS, EUGENE W. (P-5)

30-2ALIGNMENT TELESCOPE FOR ANTARES.

LOS ALAMOS CONFERENCE ON OPTICS '83.PROCP.49-54. SPIE, 1983.(535/L879OP/1983)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1983. 7P. MN (LA-UR-83-1667)

APPERT, QUENTIN D. (P-5)SWANN, THOMAS A. (P-5)WARD, JOHN H.HARDESTY, CHARLESWRIGHT, L.

30-3ANTARES BEAM ALIGNMENT SYSTEMPERFORMANCE.

LOS ALAMOS CONFERENCE ON OPTICS '83.PROC., P. 186-92. SPIE, 1983.(535/L879OP/1983)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1983. 8P. MN (LA-UR-83-1668)

APPERT, QUENTIN D. (P-5)BENDER, STEVEN C. (P-5)

30-4ANTARES FACILITY FOR INERTIAL FUSIONEXPERIMENTS - STATUS AND PLANS.

TIC,1982.13P. MN (LA-UR-82-3326)

GOLDSTONE, PHILIP D. (P-4)ALLEN, GARRY R. (P-7)JANSEN, HANSJORG (P-APO)SAXMAN,A.C.(P-5)SINGER, SIDNEY (P-DO)THUOT, MICHAEL E. (P-11)

30-5ANTARES IS COMING TO LIFE.

TIC,1983. IP. MN (LA-UR-83-1592)

JANSEN, HANSJORG (P-APO)

30-6ANTARES REFERENCE TELESCOPE SYSTEM.

LOS ALAMOS CONFERENCE ON OPTICS '83,PROC., P. 38-48, SPIE, 1983.(535/L879OP/1983)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1983.12P. MN (LA-UR-83-1666)

VISWANATHAN, VRIDDHACHALAM K. (P-5)KAPRELIAN, E.SWANN, THOMAS A. (P-5)PARKER, JOSEPH R. (P-5)WOLFE, PETER N. (P-5)WOODFIN, GREG L. (P-5)KNIGHT, DOUGLAS

30-7ANTHEM - A TWO - DIMENSIONAL MULTI COMPO-NENT SELF-CONSISTENT HYDRO ELECTRONTRANSPORT CODE FOR LASER MATTER INTERAC-TION STUDIES.

TIC,1982.16P. MN (LA-UR-83-0952)

MASON, RODNEY J. (X-1)

30-8BONDED STACKED RING INSULATOR FOR THEANTARES ELECTRON GUN.

TIC,1982.10P. MN (LA-UR-82-1867)

STINE, ROBERT D., JR. (P-7)ALLEN, GARRY R. (P-7)EATON, EDWIN EUGENE (MST-6)WEINSTEIN, BERNARD (P-12)

30-9BRIEF HISTORY OF THE LOS ALAMOSLASER PROGRAMS.

LOS ALAMOS CONFERENCE ON OPTICS '83,PROC., P. 17-20. SPIE, 1983.(535/L879OP/1983)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1983.5P. MN (LA-UR-83-1139)

BOYER, KEITH (DIR-0)

30-10CARBON DIOXIDE-LASER-TARGETINTERACTION EXPERIMENTS.

INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON LASERS,1980, BEIJING/SHANGHAI. PROC.,P. 549-58. WILEY, 1983.(621.366/161 LAS/1980)

TAN, TAI HO (L-4)

30-11DETERMINATION OF THE MINIMUM X - RAYFLUX FOR EFFECTIVE PREIONI2ATION OFA XENON CHLORIDE LASER.

APPL. PHYS. LETT.,V.42.P.149-51.1983.

TALLMAN, CHARLES R. (AP-"!)BIGIO, IRVING J. (AP-5)

30-12DIMENSIONAL INSTABILITY INELECTROPLATED COPPER MIRRORS.

LOS ALAMOS CONFERENCE ON OPTICS 83,PROC., P. 55-60. SPIE, 1983.(535/L879OP/1983)

CUTLER, ROBERT L. (P-5)HOGAN, BILLY M. (MST-6)

30-13FISSIONABLE BLANKETS FOR INERTIALCONFINEMENT FUSION PRODUCTION OFTRITIUM.

TRANS. AM. NUCL. SOC.V.45, P.181-2.1983.

PENDERGRASS, JOHN H. (S-4)THAYER, GARY R. (S-4)BATTAT, MORRIS E.

30-14FUNCTIONAL ALIGNMENTS AND SELF - TESTSFOR TILTED AND DECENTERED OPTICS.

LOS ALAMOS CONFERENCE ON OPTICS 83,PROC., P. 30-7. SPIE, 1983.(535/L879OP/1983)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1983.9P. MN (LA-UR-83-1669)

BAUKE, WALTER (P-5)CROSS, EUGENE W. (P-5)

30-15HIGH - ENERGY ULTRAVIOLET IODINELASER.

EXCIMER LASERS-1983,1983,LAKETAHOE. PROC., P.116-20. AIP,1983. (621.483/E96LA/1983)

JONES, CLAUDE R. (AP-2)WARE, KENNETH D.(L-1)SWENSON, O. F.

30-16HIGH DENSITY IMPLOSION EXPERIMENTS ATHELIOS.

INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON LASERS,1980, BEIJING/SHANGHAI. PROC.,P. 625-6. WILEY, 1983.(621.366/161 LAS/1980)

TAN, TAI HO (L-4)MC CALL, GENE H. (L-4)

30-17HIGH EFFICIENCY CARBON DIOXIDE LASERSFOR INERTIAL CONFINEMENT FUSION.

INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON LASERS,1980, BEIJING/SHANGHAI. PROC.,P. 626. WILEY, 1983.(621.366/161 LAS/1980)

SINGER, SIDNEY (P-1)

48

30-18HIGH ENERGY CARBON DIOXIDE LASERAMPLIFIERS.

APPLIED ATOMIC COLLISION PHYSICS,E.W. MCDANIEL, W.L. NIGHAN, EDS.,P.225-50. ACADEMIC, 1982.(539.7/A652AT/V.3)

LELAND, WALLACE T. (L-10)

30-19HOT ELECTRON DISTRIBUTION FUNCTION INHIGH - Z MATERIALS.

TIC,1982. 22P. MN (LA-UR-82-0500)

LINDMAN, ERICK 1.EROY, JR. (X-1)

30-20IMPLICIT MOMENT PIC-HYBRIDSIMULATION OFCOLLISIONAL PLASMAS.

J.COMPUT. PHYS.,V.51,P.484-500.1983.


30-21INSTABILITY LOCALIZED AT THE INNERSURFACE OF AN IMPLODING SPHERICAL SHELL.

TIC,1983. 16P. MN (LA-UR-83-1087)

HAN, SOOK-JONG (X-2)

30-22INTENSITY-DEPENDENT ABSORPTION IN10.6 MICRON LASER-ILLUMINATED SPHERES.

PHYS. REV. LETT.,V.50, P.2082-4. 1983.

BACH, DAVID R. (P-1)CASPERSON, DONALD E. (P-6)FORSLUND, DAVID W. (X-1)GITOMER, STEVEN J. (X-1)GOLDSTONE, PHILIP D. (P-4)HAUER, ALLAN (P-4)KEPHART, JOHN F. (P-4)KINDEL, JOSEPH M. (X-1)KRISTAL, RICHARD (P-4)KYRALA, GEORGE A. (P-6)MITCHELL, KENNETH B. (P-4)VAN HULSTEYN, DAVID B. (P-14)WILLIAMS, ARTHUR H. (P-4)

30-23LASER-DRIVEN IMPLOSION EXPERIMENTS.

PLASMA PHYS.,V.25, P.237-83.1983.

MC CALL, GENE H. (X-DO)

30-24LINAC TECHNOLOGY FOR FREE ELECTRONLASERS.

BENDOR FREE ELECTRON LASER CONF.,1982, BENDOR, FRANCE. PROC,IN — J . PHYS., COLLOQ., NO. 1. 1983.ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1982. 19P. MN (LA-UR-82-3621)

COOPER, RICHARD K. (AT-6)MORTON, P. L.WILSON, P. B.KEEFE, DENISFALTENS, A.

30-25MAGNETIC SURFACE WAVES IN PLASMAS.

PHYS. REV. LETT.,V 51, P. 1269-71. 1983.

JONES, ROGER D. (X-1)

30-26METHODS FOR TWO - DIMENSIONAL CHARGEDPARTICLE TRANSPORT IN COLLISIONLESSPLASMAS.

TIC,1982. 39P. MN (LA-UR-82-1063)

FORSLUND, DAVID W. (X-1)BRACKBILL, JEREMIAH U. (X-1)

30-27MODELING AND ANALYSIS OF INERTIALCONFINEMENT FUSION FACILITIES.

TIC,1983. 22P. MN (LA-UR-83-1175)

BOHACHEVSKY, IHOR ORESTES (S-4)PEASLEE, A. T., JR. (S-4)

30-28OPERATOR - MACHINE INTERFACE AT A LARGELASER FUSION FACILITY.

ASILOMAR CONFERENCE ON CIRCUITS,SYSTEMS, AND COMPUTERS, 16TH, 1982,SILVER SPRING. PROC., P.276-9.IEEE, 1983.ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC.1982. 10P. MN (LA-UR-82-1504)

SUTTON, JOHN G. (L-1)HOWELL, JOANN(S-I)

30-29OPTICAL DESIGN OPTIMIZATION WITH APERSONAL COMPUTER.

TIC,1983. 6P. MN (LA-UR-83-1670)

CROSS, EUGENE W. (P-5)SMALL, DONALD W.

30-30PARAMETER SPACE FOR MAGNETIZED FUELTARGETS IN INERTIAL CONFINEMENT FUSION.

NUCL. FUSION,V.23, P.263-83. 1983.

LINDEMUTH, I. R. (X-2)KIRKPATRICK, RONALD C. (X-2)

30-31POST - PULSE STUDY FOR ANTARES DRIVERAMPLIFIER.


KNAPP, CHARLES E. (P-5)

30-32PRODUCTION OF TRITIUM IN LOW PELLETGAIN ICF FACILITIES.


BOHACHEVSKY, IHOR ORESTES (S-4)FRANK, THURMAN G. (S-5)

30-33PROGRESS IN INERTIAL FUSION RESEARCH ATTHE LOS ALAMOS SCIENTIFIC LABORATORY.

INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON LASERS,1980, BEIJING/SHANGHAI. PROC..P. 499-512. WILEY. 1983.(621.366/161 LAS/1980)

PERKINS, ROGER B. (DADIF)

30-34PROPAGATION OF IONS THROUGH CONDUCTINGFLUIDS WITH IMBEDDED MAGNETIC FIELDS.

NUCL. TECHNOL./FUSION.V.4, P.93-101.1983.

BOHACHEVSKY, IHOR ORESTES (S-5)GOLDSTEIN, JOHN C. (X-1)DICKMAN, DONALD O. (WX-8)

30-35RETURN - CURRENT HEATING AND IMPLOSIONOF CYLINDRICAL CARBON DIOXIDE-LASER DRIVENTARGETS.

PHYS. REV. LETT.,V.51, P.459-62. 1983.

HAUER, ALLAN (P-4)MASON, RODNEY J. (X-1)

30-36ROLE OF DIAGNOSTIC TESTING INIDENTIFYING AND RESOLVING DIMENSIONALSTABILITY PROBLEMS IN ELECTROPLATEDLASER MIRRORS.

SCATTERING IN OPTICAL MATERIALS,1982, SAN DI^GO. PROC., P.185-9.SPIE, I982. (535.028/S287OP/1982)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1982. 6P. MN (LA-UR-82-2391)

CUTLER, ROBERT L. (P-5)HOGAN, BILLY M. (CMB-6)

30-37SCATTERING OF LIGHT BY LASER FUSIONTARGETS WITH SMALL DEFECTS.

APPLOPT.,V.22. P.83-93. 1983.

COOPER, DAVID E. (CMB-10)WANG. DAU-SINGKERKER, MILTON

30-38SELF - CONSISTENT ELECTRON TRANSPORT INCOLLISIONAL PLASMAS.

TIC.1982. 20P. MN (LA-UR-82-1C34)


30-39SOME NONLINEAR ESTIMATES FOR LATERALPROPAGATION OF SELF - GENERATEDB FIELDS.

TIC,1982. 10P. MN (LA-UR-83-0291)

GOLDMAN. ROBERT S. (X-1)

30-40STATUS OF THE ICF PROGRAM AT LOS ALAMOSNATIONAL LABORATORY.

TIC.1982.13P. MN (LA-UR-82-2115)

ROCKWOOD, STEPHEN D. (NSP/IF)

49

30-41SUPRATHERMAL ELECTRON GENERATIONTRANSPORT AND DEPOSITION IN CARBONDIOXIDE LASER IRRADIATED TARGETS.

TIC,1982.15P. MN (LA-UR-82-3339)

HAUER, ALLAN (P-4)GOLDMAN, ROBERT S. (X-1)KRISTAL, RICHARD (P-4)YATES, MARY ANNE (P-4)MUELLER, MARVIN M. (P-4)BEGAY, FRED (P-4)VAN HULSTEYN, DAVID B. (P-14)MITCHELL, KENNETH B. (P-4)KEPHART, JOHN F. (P-4)OONA, HENN (P-4)STOVER, ELMER K. (X-1)BRACKBILL, JEREMIAH U. (X-1)FORSLUND, DAVID W. (X-1)

30-42TECHNIQUE USING AXICONS FOR GENERATINGFLAT TOP LASER BEAM PROFILES.

LOS ALAMOS CONFERENCE ON OPTICS '83,PROC, P. 248-54. SPIE, 1983.(535/L879OP/1983)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1983. 8P. MN (LA-UR-83-1665)

VISWANATHAN, VRIDDHACHALAM K. (P-5)WOODFIN, GREG L. (P-5)STAHL, DAVID B. (P-2)CARPENTER, JAMES P. (P-2)KYRALA, GEORGE A. (P-4)

30-43U.S. PROGRAM IN HEAVY - ION FUSION.

TIC,1982.17P. MN (LA-UR-82-1192)

BANGERTER, ROGER O. (NSP/IF)

30-44ULTRAVIOLET PHASE CONJUGATION.

OPT. LETT.,V.6. P.84-6.1981.

FELDMAN, BARRY J. (L-9)FISHER, ROBERT A. (L-9)SHAPIRO, STANLEY L. (AP-4)

30-45USE OF LAUE-GEOMETRY X-RAY DIFFRACTIONIN THE SPECTROSCOPY OF LASER PLASMAS.

OPT. LETT.,V.8, P.434-6. 1983.

HAUER, ALLAN (P-4)

50

31. INSTRUMENTS

31-1ABSOLUTE EFFICIENCY OF A 7.6 - BY7.6- CM BISMUTH GERMANATE SCINTILLATORFOR 15 - MEV GAMMA RAYS.

NUCL. INSTRUM. METHODS,V.214, P.541-2.1983.

ROBERSON, N. R.WENDER,STEVEA(P-3)DRAKE, DARRELL M. (P-3)

31-2APPARATUS FOR THE DYNAMIC AND TOTALMEASUREMENT OF RETAINED FISSION GAS.

CONF. ON REMOTE SYSTEMS TECHNOLOGY,30TH, 1982, WASHINGTON. PROC, V. 2,P.104-6. AMER. NUCLEAR SOCIETY,1983. (621.48/C748R/30TH/1982)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1982.4P. MN (LA-UR-82-3314)

EARLY, JAMES WILLIAM (CMB-1)ABERNATHEY, ROBERT M. (CHM-1)

31-3APPLICATION OF THIN FILM ABSORBERCOATINGS TO ENHANCE THE SENSITIVITY OFFAST PYROELECTRIC DETECTORS.

LOS ALAMOS CONFERENCE ON OPTICS,1983, LOS ALAMOS AND SANTA FE.PROC., P.266-72.1983.(535/L879OP/1983)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1983. 9P. MN (LA-UR-83-1900)

LADELFE, PETER C. (MST-6)STOTLAR, SUZANNE C. (MST-6)EDGETT, LAWRENCE B. (AP-2)

31-4BISMUTH GERMANATE AS A HIGH - ENERGYGAMMA-RAY DETECTOR.IEEE TRANS. NUCL. SCI.,

V.NS-30, P.1539-42.1983.ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1982. 5P. MN (LA-UR-82-3330)

WENDER.STEVEA(P-3)

31-5CALORIMETRY AT 10.6 PI M FOR LARGEAPERTURE BEAMS (UP TO 2M) AND HIGHPOWERS (UP TO 20TW).

LOS ALAMOS CONFERENCE ON OPTICS '83,PROC., P. 285-90. SPIE, 1983.(535/L879OP/1983)

SOLLID, JON E. (P-5)BJORK, C. W. (P-5)LEVINGS, STEPHEN J. (P-5)ADAMS, VALERIE R. (P-5)

31-6CONTAINMENT WELL LOGGING PROGRAM.

SYMPOSIUM ON CONTAINMENT OFUNDERGROUND NUCLEAR EXPLOSIONS, 2ND.1983, KIRTLAND AFB. PROC.. P.97-102.LLNL, 1983. (CONF-830882 VOL. 1)

OLIVER, RONALD D. (ESS-3)

31-7DEMOUNTABLE PHOTOCATHODE X-RAYSTREAK CAMERA.

HIGH SPEED PHOTOGRAPHY, VIDEOGRAPKY,AND PHOTONICS, 1983, SAN DIEGO.PROC., P.36-44. SPIE, 1983.(778.37/H638SP/1983)

KINOSHITA, KATSUYUKIINUZUKA, EIJITAKIGUCHI, YOSHIHIROOKADA, HIROYUKISUZUKI, KENJIHAYASHI, IKUOTSUCHIYA, YUTAKAOBA, KOICHIROMEDECKI, HECTORSTRADLING, GARY L. (P-14)

31-8DESIGN OF A HIGH - RESOLUTIONFOURIER TRANSFORM SPECTROMETER.


PALMER, BYRON A. (CHM-1)ENGLEMAN, ROLF, JR. (CHM-1)TESTERMAN, LARRYBRAULT, J. W.

31-9DEVELOPMENT OF HIGH-SPEED MICROCHANNELPLATE PHOTOMULTIPLIER.

LOS ALAMOS CONFERENCE ON OPTICS 83,PROC., P. 282-4. SPIE, 1983.(535/L879OP/1983)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1983.9P. MN (LA-UR-83-0918)

SIMMONS, D. F.SMITH, B. A.DAVIS, B. A.LYONS, PETER B. (P-14)

31-10FABRY - PEROT INTERFEROMETRY USING ANIMAGE - INTENSIFIED ROTATING - MIRRORSTREAK CAMERA.

HIGH SPEED PHOTOGRAPHY, VIDEOGRAPHY,AND PHOTONICS, 1983, SAN DIEGO.PROC., P.186-92. SPIE, 1983.(778.37/H638SP/1983)

SEITZ, WENDELL LEE (M-1)STACY, HOWARD L.(M-1)

31-11FAST POSITION-SENSITIVE SHADOWMETER.


SEAGRAVE, JOHN D. (P-DOR)LAIRD, ALLIE M.. JR. (P-1)JONES, LARRY A. (P-1)WOOD, CLIFFORD W. (P-1)

31-12GAS CERENKOV DETECTOR FOR MEASURING16.7 MEV GAMMA RAYS FROM THEDfTRITON, GAMMA)5HE REACTION.


BROLLEY, JOHN E., JR. (P-14)LADISH, JOSEPHS. (P-14)LYONS, PETER B. (P-14)MACK, JOSEPH M., JR. (X-5)TOEVS.J.W. (P-14)YOUNG. CARLTON S. (P-14)IVERSON, STEVEN G.NASH. P. E.ZAQARINO, P. A.JENNINGS, LEROYSENO. R. D.

31-13HIGH - Z ORGANIC SCINTILLATION SOLUTION.

TIC,1983.11 P. MN (LA-UR-83-1548)

BERLMAN. I. B.FLOURNOY.J.M.ASHFORD, C. B.LYONS. PETER B. (P-14)

31-14IMAGE SHUTTERS - GATED PROXIMITY FOCUSEDMICROCHANNEL - PLATE (MCP) WAFERTUBES VERSUS GATED SILICON INTENSIFIEDTARGET (SIT) VIDICONS.

INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS ON HIGH SPEEDPHOTOGRAPHY AND PHOTONICS. 15TH,1982. SAN DIEGO. PROC.. P.422-33.SPIE, 1983. (778.37/I61H/15TK/1982)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC.1982. I IP. MN (LA-UR-82-1749)

YATES. GEORGE J. (P-15)KING, N. S. P. (P-15)JARAMILLO. STEVEN A. (P-15)OGLE, J.W. (P-14)NOEL, BRUCE W.(WX-10)THAYER. NINA N.

51

31-15IMPROVED X-RAY COLLIMATION SYSTEM FORDIAMOND - ANVIL HIGH - PRESSURE CELLS.

REV. SCI. INSTRUM.,V.54, P.1250-1. 1983.

SCHIFERL. DAVID (M-6)OLINGER, BARTON W. (M-6)LIVINGSTON, ROBERT W.

31-16INDIUM PHOSPHORUS - IRONPHOTOCONDUCTORS AS PHOTODETECTORS.

IEEE TRANS. ELECTRON DEVICES,V.ED-30. P.412-5. 1983.

HAMMOND. ROBERT B. (E-11)PAULTER, NICHOLAS G. (E-11)WAGNER, RONALD S. (E-11)SPRINGER. THOMAS E. (E-11)MAC ROBERTS, MARTIN (E-11)

31-17INFRARED CALORIMETER FOR TIME - RESOLVEDPLASMA ENERGY FLUX MEASUREMENT.

3EV. SCI. INSTRUM.,V.54, P. 673-6.1983.

INGRAHAM, JOHN C. (CTR-2)MILLER, GUTHRIE (CTR-2)

31-18INTERACTIVE MODELING OF SCINTILLATIONPULSES BY VISUAL OVERLAY OF COMPUTEDPULSE SHAPES WITH RAW DATA.

TIC,1983.11 P. MN (LA-UR-83-1391)

FLOURNOY, J. M.LUTZ, S. S.FhANKS, L. A.ASHFORD, C. B.LYONS, PETER B.(P-14)

31-19LAUE DIFFRACTION HARD X-RAYSPECTROMETER FOR LASER FUSIONDIAGNOSTICS.

REV. SCI. INSTRUM.,V.54, P. 1605-10.1983.

PRIEDHORSKY, WILLIAM C. (ESS-9)LIER.D. W. (P-14)DAY, ROBERT H.(P-14)

31-20LOS ALAMOS PORTABLE BETA - RAYSPECTROMETER.

TIC,1983.8P. MN (LA-UR-83-0290)

ERKKILA, BRUCE H. (H-4)BRAKE, RICHARD JOSEPH (H-4)WAECHTER, DAVID A. (E-7)

31-21METALLOGRAPH FOR THE EXAMINATION OFLOW - LEVEL RADIOACTIVE SAMPLES.

CONFERENCE ON REMOTE SYSTEMSTECHNOLOGY, 30TH, 1982, LOS ANGELES.PROC, V. 1, P.46-9. AMER. NUCLEARSOCIETY, 1983.(621.48/C748R/30TH/1982)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1982. 5P. MN (LA-UR-82-1425)

COOK, JAY H. (CMB-14)SHAFFER, DAVID S. (CMB-14)PETTY, W. F.

31-22NMR PARALLEL Q - METER WITH DOUBLEBALANCED - MIXER DETECTION FOR POLARIZEDTARGET EXPERIMENTS.


BOISSEVAIN, JAN G. (P-3)TIPPENS, W. B.

31-23NOVEL HARD COMPOSITIONS ANDMETHODS OF PREPARATION.

PATENTEDAUG. 23,1983. FILED 1981.(U.S.PATENT-4,400,213)

SHEINBERG, HASKELL (MST-6)

31-24OPTICAL INSTRUMENTATION FOR ON - LINEANALYSIS OF CHEMICAL PROCESSES.

TIC,1983. 6P. MN (LA-UR-83-0409)

HARTFORD, ALLEN, JR. (CHM-DO)CREMERS, DAVID A. (CHM-4)LOREE, THOMAS R. (CHM-6)QUIGLEY, G. P. (CHM-4)RADZIEMSKI, LEON J., JR. (CHM-4)

31-25OVERVIEW OF PULSERS FOR NANOSECONDGATING OF IMAGE SHUTTER TUBES.

INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS ON HIGH-SPEEDPHOTOGRAPHY AND PHOTONICS, 15TH,1982, SAN DIEGO. PROC., P.434-7.SPIE, 1983. (778.37/I61H/15TH/1982)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1982. 5P. MN (LA-UR-82-2159)

YATES, GEORGE J.(P-15)OGLE, J.W. (P-14)KING, N.S. P. (P-15)AEBY, IAN

31-26PICOTRON 100 STREAK TUBES AS A 150CHANNEL PHOTOMETER.

INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS ON HIGH-SPEEDPHOTOGRAPHY AND PHOTONICS, 15TH,1982, CAN DIEGO. PROC., P.330-4.SPIE, 1983. (778.37/I61H/15TH/1982)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:T,C.1982. 3P. MN (LA-UR-82-2476)

MAJUMDAR, S.WEISS, PAUL B. (P-15)BLACK, J. P.

31-27PLASMA CHANNEL OPTICAL PUMPINGDEVICE AND METHOD.

PATENTEDJUNE28,1983, FILED 1981.(U.S.PATENT-4,390,992)

JUDD, ODEAN P. (NSP/DST)

31-28PORTABLE NEUTRONSPECTROMETER/DOSIMETER.

TIC,1982. 7P. MN (LA-UR-82-2981)

WAECHTER, DAVID A. (E-7)ERKKILA, BRUCE H. (H-4)VASILIK, DENNIS G. (H-4)

31-29PORTABLE VACUUM OBJECT HANDLING DEVICE.

PATENTEDAUG. 9,1983, FILED 1981.(U.S.PATENT-4,397,491)

ANDERSON, GORDON H. (SD-DO)

31-30QUANTITATIVE INTENSITY MEASUREMENTSUSING A SOFT X-RAY STREAK CAMERA.

IEEE J. QUANTUM ELECTRON.,V.QE-19. P.616-20.1983.

KAUFFMAN, R. L.STRADLiNG, GARY L. (P-14)ATTWOOD, D. T.MtDECKI. HECTOR

31-31Ê - EVALUATION OF THE TEMPORALRESPONSE OF CSI PHOTOCATHODES.

INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS ON HIGH-SPEEDPHOTOGRAPHY AND PHOTONICS, 15TH.1982, SAN DIEGO. PROC., P.777-81.SPIE, 1983. (778.37/I61H/15TH/1982)

STRADLING. GARY L. (P-14)ATTWOOD, D. T.KAUFFMAN, R. L.

31-32RESONANCE FILTERED BEAM SPECTROMETER.

TIC,1982.36P. MN(LA UR-82-2681V

BRUGGER, ROBERT M. (P-8)TAYLOR ANDREW D. (P-8)OLSEN, CLAYTON E. (P-8)GOLDSTONE, JOYCE A. (P-8)SOPER. ALAN K. (P-8)

31-33STREAK CAMERA APERTURE FUNCTION.

TIC,1983. 7P. MN (LA-UR-83-0810)

DUNBAR. DOUGLAS L. (P-14)

31-34ULTRAFAST GATING OF PROXIMITY FOCUSEDMICROCHANNEL-PLATE INTENSIHERS.

INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS ON HIGH-SPEEDPHOTOGRAPHY AND PHOTONICS. 15TH,1982, SAN DIEGO. PROC.. P.178-89.SPIE, 1983. (778.37/161 H/15TK/1982)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1982.13P. MN (LA-UR-82-1830)

LUNDY, ARVID S. (E-7)IVERSON, ARTHUR E. (E-7)

31-35USERS GUIDE TO THE MULTIPLE INDEPENDENTDETECTOR SYSTEM.

LOS ALAMOS,1983.20P. (LA-09764-M)

SEEGER, PHILIP A. (P-8)

52

32. ISOTOPE SEPARATION

32-1APPLICATIONS IN LASER PHOTOCHEMISTRY.

INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON LASERS,1980, BEIJING/SHANGHAI. PROC,P. 247. WILEY. 1983.(621.366/161 LAS/1980)

BOYER, KEITH (DIR-0)

32-2CALCULATION OF URANIUM HEXAFLUORIOE GASDENSITY, TEMPERATURE, PRESSURE, ANDMACH NUMBER CHANGES ACROSS A NORMALSHOCK IN A GAS CENTRIFUGE ENVIRONMENT.


GENTRY, RICHARD A. (T-3)

32-3COLLISION - FREE LIFETIMES ANDQUENCHING OF THE A DOUBLET SIGMA PLUSSTATE OF HS AND DS RADICALS.

J. CHEM. PHYS.,V.79.P.130-3.1983.

TIEE. JOEJ.(CHM-4)FERRIS, MONTY J. (CHM-4)WAMPLER, FRED B. (CHM-4)

32-4COMPACT RESISTIVELY STABILIZED EXCIMERUSER FOR INJECTION - AND MODE LOCKING AP-PLICATIONS.

TIC,1982. 7P. MN (LA-UR-82-2424)

SZE, ROBERT C. (AP-2)

32-5COMPACT 75 WATTS CARBON DIOXIDE LASERAT 750 HERTZ.

TIC,1982. 6P. MN (LA-UR-82-2425)


32 6CONTINUOUS WAVE 16 MU M CARBONTETRAFLUORIDE LASER.

IEEE J. QUANTUM ELECTRON.,V.QE-19, P.1469-73.1983.

TELLE, JOHN M. (AP-2)

32-7DEGENERATE FOUR - WAVE MIXING INP - TYPE GERMANIUM - AN ABSORBINGMEDIUM.

J. OPT. SOC. AM.,V.73, P.624-7.1983.

WATKINS, DAVID E. (CHM-5)PHIPPS, CLAUDE R., JR. (CHM-5)RIGROD, W. W.

32-8DETECTION OF BERYLUUM BY LASER INDUCED -BREAKDOWN SPECTROSCOPY.

SPECTROCHIM. ACTA.V.38B, P.349-55.1983.

RADZIEMSKI, LEON J., JR. (AP-4)CREMERS, DAVID A. (AP-4)LOREE, THOMAS R. (AP-2)

32-9DEVELOPMENT OF THE CARS METHOD FORMEASUREMENT OF PRESSURE AND TEMPERA-TUREGRADIENTS IN CENTRIFUGES.

LOS ALAMOS,1983.17P. (LA-09811 -MS)

ZELTMANN, ALFRED H. (CNC-2)VALENTINI, JAMES J. (CHM-2)

32-10HIGH AVERAGE POWER EXCIMER LASER.

EXCIMER LASERS-1983,1983,LAKE TAHOE. PROC., P.66-72. AIP.1983. (621.483/E96LA/1983)

BUTCHER, ROBERT R. (AP-1)TENNANT, ROGER A. (AP-1)ERICKSON, GEORGE F. (CHM-5)SWISHER, STEVE L. (CHM-5)WILLIS, WALTER LEE (AP-1)

32-11INDUCTIVELY STABILIZED LONG- PULSEDEXCIMER LASERS.

EXCIMER LASERS-1983,1983,LAKE TAHOE. PROC., P.73-9. AIP,1983. (621.483/E96LA/1983)

SZE, ROBERT C. (CHM-5)

32-12INDUCTIVELY STABILIZED RARE-GASHALIDE MINILASER FOR LONG-PULSEDOPERATION.

J. APPL. PHYS.,V.54, P.1224-7.1983.


32-13LASER - INDUCED FLUORESCENCE OFPLUTONIUM HEXAFLUORIDE IN THE TRIPLETGAMMA FOUR G TO SINGLET GAMMA ONE G.ELECTRONIC BAND AT ROOM TEMPERATURE.

J. CHEM. PHYS.,V.79, P.2621-4.1983.

BAREFIELD, J. E., II (L-7)RICE, WALTER WOOD (AP-4)TIEE, JOE J. (CHM-4)WALTERS. RAYMOND T.

32-14MODIFIED WIDE-BAND DYE LASER TUNABLEOVER 5 CM -1 WITH 0.08 CM -1BANDWITH

ANAL. CHEM.,V.55, P.977-8.1983.

BOMSE, DAVID S. (CNC-2)KELLER, RICHARD A. (CNC-2)

32-15MULTIPHOTON INDUCED FLUORESCENCE ANDIONIZATION OF CARBON MONOXIDE(BETA SINGLET SIGMA PLUS).

J. CHEM. PHYS.,V.79, P.I 96-201.19S3. '

LOGE. GARY WAYNE (CHM-4)TIEE, JOE J. (CHM-4)WAMPLER, FRED B. (CHM-4)

32-16MULTIPHOTON LASER-INDUCEDFLUORESCENCE STUDIES OF SIMPLESPECIES.

LOS ALAMOS CONFERENCE ON OPTICS.1983, LOS ALAMOS AND SANTA FE.PROC., P.406-10. SPIE, 1983.(535/L879OP/1983)

TIEE. JOE J. (CHM-4)FERRIS. MONTY J. (CHM-4)LOGE, GARY WAYNE (CHM-4)WAMPLER, FRED B. (CHM-4)

32-17MULTIPLE - PHOTON LASER - INDUCEDFLUORESCENCE.

TIC,1982. 5P. MN (LA-UR-82-2452)

TIEE, JOE J. (AP-4)FERRIS, MONTY J. (AP-4)LOGE, GARY WAYNE (AP-4)WAMPLER, FRED B. (AP-4)HARTFORD, ALLEN. JR. (AP-4)

32-18MULTIPLE - SHOT ULTRAVIOLET LASERDAMAGE RESISTANCE OF NONQUARTERWAVEREFLECTOR DESIGNS FOR 248 NM.

TIC,1982. 20P. MN (LA-UR-82-1774)

NEWNAM, BRIAN E. (AP-2)FOLTYN, STEPHEN R. (AP-2)JOLIN, L. J. (AP-2)

32-19NITROGEN - LASER PHOTODISSOCIATION OFPLUTONIUM HEXAFLUORIDE AND QUANTUM YIELDMEASUREMENTS.

CHEM. PHYS. LETT.,V.98, P.491-4.1983.

KIM. KYU C. (CHM-4)CAMPBELL. GEORGE M. (CMB-11)

53

32-20NUMERICAL SIMULATION OF THECOUNTERCURRENT FLOW IN A GASCENTRIFUGE.


CLOUTMAN, LAWRENCE D. (T-3)GENTRY, RICHARD A. (T-3)

32-21ON - LINE COMPOSITION WITH LASER - BASEDTECHNIQUES.

TIC,1982.10P. MN (LA-UR-82-1597)

FINCH, FRANCIS T. (AP-DOT)HARTFORD. ALLEN, JR. (AP-4)

32-22PHOTOCHEMISTRY - PAST AND PRESENT.

TIC,1982. 8P. MN (LA-UR-82-2430)

WAMPLER, FRED B. (AP-4)

32-23PRACTICAL ENRICHMENT TECHNIQUE FOR 33SULFUR (34 SULFUR).

TIC,1982.12P. MN (LA-UR-82-1535)

MC INTEER, BERTHUS B. (CNC-4)LYMAN, JOHN L. (AP-4)NILSSON, ALAN C.QUIGLEY, G. P. (AP-4)

32-24REAL - TIME MONITORING OF AIRBORNEBERYLLIUM, AT OSHA LIMIT LEVELS, BYTIME - RESOLVED LASER - INDUCEDBREAKDOWN SPECTROSCOPY.

TIC,1982.16P. MN (LA-UR-82-1363)

RADZIEMSKI, LEON J., JR. (AP-4)LOREE, THOMAS R. (AP-2)CREMERS, DAVID A. (AP-4)

32-25SPARK EROSION CHARACTERISTICS OFGRAPHITE AND CARBON DIOXIDE GAS.

TIC,1982.9P. MN (LA-UR-82-1606)

BICKFORD, K. JAMES (AP-1)HANKS, KENNETH W. (AP-1)WILLIS, WALTER LEE (AP-1)

32-26SYNCHRONOUS DETECTION OF LASER - INDUCEDFLUORESCENCE.

TIC,1982.17P. MN (LA-UR-82-1929)

QUIGLEY, G. P. (AP-4)

32-27TIME - RESOLVED LASER - INDUCEDBREAKDOWN SPECTROMETRY OF AEROSOLS.

ANAL. CHEM.,V.55, P.1246-51. 1983.

RADZIEMSKI, LEON J., JR. (CHM-4)LOREE, THOMAS R. (CHM-6)CREMERS, DAVID A. (CHM-4)HOFFMAN, NELSON M. (X-5)

32-28TUNABLE NEAR ULTRAVIOLET LASER SYSTEMFROM A FREQUENCY DOUBLED ALEXANDRITELASER.IEEE J. QUANTUM ELECTRON.,

V.QE-19, P.1437-42.1983.BARNES, NORMAN P. (AP-2)JOHNSON, TAMARA M. (AP-2)GETTEMY, DONALD J. (AP-2)

32-29TWO - PHOTON LASER - INDUCEDFLUORESCENCE STUDIES OF HS RADICALS.DS RADICALS, AND I - ATOMS.

CHEM. PHYS. LETT.,V.96, P.422-5.1983.

TIEE, JOE J. (CHM-4)FERRIS, MONTY J. (CHM-4)LOGE, GARY WAYNE (CHM-4)WAMPLER, FRED B. (CHM-4)

32-30URANIUM MOLECULAR LASER ISOTOPESEPARATION.

RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN URANIUMENRICHMENT, J.R. MERRIMAN ANDM. BENEDICT, EDS., P.61-70.AICHE, 1982. (669.293/R295DE/1982)

JENSEN, REED J. (NSP/IF)SULLIVAN, J. A (DAD/NP)

32-31VIBRATION - VIBRATION ENERGY TRANSFER TOURANIUM HEXAFLUORIDE FROM LASER - PUMPEISULFUR HEXAFLUORIDE AND ULTRAVIOLETABSORPTION CROSS SECTIONS OFVIBRATIONALLY EXCITED URANIUMHEXAFLUORIDE.

J. CHEM. PHYS.,V.78, P.32-5.1983.

KIM, KYU C. (AP-3)FREUND, SAMUEL M. (PL)SANDER, ROBERT K. (AP-4)SMITH, D. F.PERSON, WILLIS B.

32-32VISIBLE AND ULTRAVIOLET ABSORPTIONSPECTRM OF URANIUM HEXACHLORIDEDISSOLVED IN LIQUID XENON.

SPECTROSC. LETT.,V.16, P.233-8. 1983.

MAIER, WILLIAM B., II (CHM-4)HOLLAND, REDUS F. (CHM-4)BEATTIE, WILLARD H. (AP-4)

54

33. LIGHT WATER REACTOR TECHNOLOGY

33-1ADVANTAGES AND LIMITATIONS OF THESETS METHOD.

TIC,1983.13P. MN (LA-UR-83-1860)

MAHAFFY, JOHN H. (Q-9)

33-2ANALYSIS OF LOFT LARGE - BREAK TESTSL2 - 3 AND L2 - 5 USING THE TRAC - PD2M0D1 CODE.

TRANS. AM. NUCL.SOC,V.45, P.459-60.1983.

CODDINGTON, PAULKNIGHT, THAD D. (Q-9)

33-3APPROACH TO FLUID-MECHANICS CALCULATIONSON SERIAL AND PARALLEL COMPUTERARCHITECTURES.

TIC,i983.21P. MN (LA-UR-83-1881)

LILES, DENNIS R. (Q-9)MAHAFFY, JOHN H. (Q-9)GIGUERE, PAULT. (Q-9)

33-4ASSESSING COMPATIBILITY WITH SAFETYGOALS USING RISK ANALYSIS RESULTS.


MARTZ, HARRY F., JR. (S-1)JOHNSON, J.W.

33-5BEST ESTiMATE ANALYSIS OF A LOSS-OF-COOLANT ACCIDENT IN A FOUR - LOOPUS PWR USING TRAC - PD2.

TIC,1982.39P. MN (LA-UR-81-2899)

IRELAND, JOHN R. (Q-DO)

33-6CALCULATED RESPONSE CONTRIBUTIONS OFGAMMA RAYS EMITTED FROM FUEL PINS INAN IRRADIATED PWR FUEL ASSEMBLY.


PHILLIPS, JOHN R.(Q-1)BOSLER, GERALD E.(Q-1)

33-7CALCULATIONS OF PRESSURIZED THERMALSHOCK PROBLEMS WITH THE SOLA - PTSMETHOD.

TIC,1982.19P. MN (LA-UR-82-2805)

DALY. BART J. (T-3)KASHIWA, B. A. (T-3)TORREY, MARTIN D. (T-3)

33-8COMPARE CONTAINMENT SUBCOMPARTMENTANALYSIS CODE EVALUATION.

TIC.1982.14P. MN (LA-UR-82-2522)

GIDO, RICHARD G.(Q-7)KOESTEL, A.

33-9COMPARISON OF 3EACON AND COMPAREREACTOR CAVITY SUBCOMPARTMENT ANALYSES.

TRANS. AM. NUCL. SOC.,V.45, P.436-8. 1983.

BURKETT, MICHAEL W. (0-6)IDAR.E. S.(Q-6)

33-10COMPARISON OF TRAC - PD2 CALCULATIONSTO EMERGENCY - CORE - COOLANT BYPASSDATA.

TIC,1982.14P. MN (LA-UR-82-1787)

MEIER, JOHN K. (Q-9)

33-11COMPARISONS OF TRAC - PF1 CALCULATIONSWITH SEMISCALE MOD - 3 SMALL - BREAKTESTS OF S - 07 - 10D, S - SB - P1,AND S - SB - P7.

TIC,1982.11P. MN (LA-UR-82-2298)

SAHOTA, M. S. (Q-9)

33-12COMPARISONS OF TRAC-PF-1 CALCULATIONSWITH SEMISCALE MOD - 3 SMALL - BREAKTESTS S - SB - P1 AND S - SB - P7.

TIC,1982.11P. MN (LA-UR-81-3340)

SAHOTA, M. S. (Q-9)

33-13CONTAINMENT CONDENSING HEAT TRANSFER.

TIC,1983.25P. MN (LA-UR-82-1759)

GIDO, RICHARD G. (Q-7)KOESTEL, A.

33-14EFFECT OF THE REACTOR COOLANT PUMPSFOLLOWING A SMALL BREAK IN APRESSURIZED WATER REACTOR.

TIC,1982.12P. MN (LA-UR-82-2521)

ELLIOTT, JAN L. (Q-7)LIME, JAMES F. (Q-7)WII.LCUTT, GORDON J., JR. (Q-7)

33-15EFFECTS OF CONDENSATION MODELING ONTRANSIENT BEHAVIOR OF PRESSURIZEDWATER REACTORS.

TIC,1982. 7P. MN (LA-UR-82-2661)

DEMUTH, NELSON S., JR. (Q-7)DOBRANICH, DEAN (Q-7)SAHOTA, M. S. (Q-9)WATSON, CHARLES E. (Q-6)

33-16EFFECTS OF THE REACTOR COOLANT PUMPSDURING A SMALL - BREAK LOSS - OF - COOLANTACCIDENT.

TIC,1983. 37P. MN (LA-UR-82-1717)

ELLiOTT, JAN L. (Q-7)

33-17EXPERIMENTAL BUCKLING INVESTIGATION OFRING-STIFFENED CYLINDRICAL SHELLSUNDER UNSYMMETRICAL AXIAL LOADS.

APPLICATION OF NONLINEAR ANALYSISTO STRUCTURAL PROBLEMS, A.B. PIFKO,ED., P.45-55. ASME, 1983.

BAKER, WILFRED E.BENNETT, JOEL G. (Q-13)BABCOCK, C. D., JR. (Q-13)

33-18FAILURE MODES OF A CONCRETE NUCLEARCONTAINMENT BUILDING SUBJECTED TOHYDROGEN DETONATION.

TIC,1983. 24P. MN (LA-UR-82-1800)

FUGELSO, LEIF ERIK (Q-13)BUTLER, THOMAS A. (Q-13)

33-19HYDROGEN MIGRATION MODELING FOR THEEPRI/HEDL STANDARD PROBLEMS.

TIC,1982.15P. MN (LA-UR-82-2806)

TRAVIS, JOHN R. (T-3)

33-20INVESTIGATION OF RADIAL POWER ANDTEMPERATURE EFFECTS IN LARGE - SCALEREFLOOD EXPERIMENTS.

TIC,1983. 23P. MN (LA-UR-82-1769)


33-21LWR SHIELDING BENCHMARK CALCULATIONS.


URBAN. WILLIAM THOMAS (X-6)ESTES, GUY P. (X-6)

55

33-22MECHANISTIC DEBRIS BED PACKING MODEL.


MOORE, J. A.

33-23NUMERICAL SOLUTION PACKAGE FORTRANSIENT TWO - PHASE FLOW EQUATIONS.

TIC.1982.13P. MN (LA-UR-82-1483)

MAHAFFY, JOHN H. (Q-8)LILES, DENNIS R. (Q-9)

33-24NUMERICAL STUDY OF HOT LEG ECC INJECTIONINTO THE UPPER PLENUM OF A PRESSURIZEDWATER REACTOR.

TRANSIENT TWO-•'HASE FLOW, 1981.PASADENA. PROC P.585-602.HEMISPHERE PUB. CORP.. 1983.(621.483/T772TW/1981)

DALY, BART J. (T-3)TORREY, MARTIN D. (T-3)RIVARD. WILLIAM C. (T-3)

33-25NUMERICALLY INDUCED PRESSURE EXCURSIONSIN TWO - PHASE FLOW CALCULATIONS.

TIC,1983. 5P. MN (LA-UR-82-1664)

MAHAFFY, JOHN H. (Q-8)LILES, DENNIS R. (Q-9)

33-26PARAMETERS FOR CONTAINMENT HYDROGENBURN ANALYSIS.

TRANS. AM. NUCL. S O CV.45, P.430-2. 1983.

GIDO. RICHARD G. (Q-7)KOESTEL, A.

53-27PERFORMANCE OF CHOKED - FLOW MODELINGIN TRAC AS APPLIED TO SPECIFIC POrtVS.


DEARING, JAMES F. (Q-7)HENNINGER, RUDOLPH J. (Q-7)

33-28POST-TEST ANALYSIS OF SEMISCALE LARGEBREAK TEST S - 06 - 3 USING TRAC - PF1.

TIC,1982.10P. MN (LA-UR-82-1939)

BOYACK, B. E. (Q-9)

33-29POST-TEST ANALYSIS OF SEMISCALE TESTSS-UT-6 AND S-UT-7 USING TRAC PF1.

TIC,1983. 28P. MN (LA-UR-82-1665)

BOYACK, B. E. (Q-9)

33-30POSTTESTTRAC-PD2/MOD1 PREDICTIONSFOR FLECHT SEASET TEST 31504.

TIC,1982. 11P. MN (LA-UR-82-1439)

BOOKER, C. P. (Q-9)

33-31PREDICTION OF FAILURE MODES FOR CONCRETENUCLEAR CONTAINMENT BUILDINGS.

TIC,1982. 25P. MN (LA-UR-82-0342)

BUTLER, THOMAS A. (Q-13)

33-32RADIONUCLIDE INVENTORIES IN EXTENDEDBURNUP LWR FUELS.

TRANS. AM. NUCL. SOC .V.45, P.485-6.1983.

WILSON, WILLIAM B. (T-2)ENGLAND, TALMADGE R. (T-2)LABAUVE, RAPHAEL J. (T-2)

33-33REACTOR SABOTAGE VULNERABILITY ANDVITAL-EQUIPMENT IDENTIFICATION.

TIC,1982. 8P. MN (LA-UR-82-2831)

BOUDflEAU, JOAN M. (Q-6)HAARMAN.ROYA.

33-34REVIEW OF SOLUTION APPROACH, METHODS,AND RECENT RESULTS OF THE TRAC-PF1SYSTEM CODE.

TIC,1983.13P. MN (LA-UR-82-3572)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:ADVANCES IN REACTOR COMPUTATIONS,1983, SALT LAKE CITY. PROC,P.842-53. AMER. NUCLEAR SOCIETY,1983. (621.483/A244RE/1983/V.1)

MAHAFFY, JOHN H. (Q-9)LILES, DENNIS R. (Q-9)KNIGHT, THAD D. (Q-9)

33-35SEVERE LOSS - OF - FEEDWATER TRANSIENTSIN THE ZION -1 PWR.

TRANS. AM. NUCL. SOC.,V.45, P.476-8.1983.

BOYACK, B. E. (Q-7)

33-36STEAM - GENERATOR - TUBE - RUPTURE TRANS-IENTS FOR PRESSURIZED WATERREACTORS.

TIC,1982.13P. MN (LA-UR-82-2498)

DOBRANICH, DEAN (Q-7)HENNINGER, RUDOLPH J. (Q-7)DEMUTH, NELSON S., JR. (Q-7)

33-37THERMAL - HYDRAULIC ANALYSES OFPRESSURIZED - THERMAL - SHOCK - INDUCEDVESSEL RUPTURES.

TIC,1982. 20P. MN (LA-UR-82-1718)

DOBRANICH, DEAN (Q-7)

33-38THERMAL-HYDRAULIC ANALYSIS OF MAIN STEAM -LINE - BREAK ACCIDENTS ASPOTENTIAL INITIATORS FOR REACTORVESSEL PRESSURIZED THERMAL SHOCK.

TIC,

1983.38P. MN (LA-UR-82-1820)LAMKIN, DAVID E. (Q-7)

33-39THERMAL RADIATION HEAT TRANSFER MODELFOR DEGRADED CORES.

TIC,1983.14P. MN (LA-UR-B2-1928)

TOMKINS, J. L. (Q-7)

33-40TMI-2 FISSION-PRODUCT ELEMENTALAND ISOTOPIC INVENTORIES.


ENGLAND, TALMADGE R. (T-2)WILSON, WILLIAM B. (T-2)

33-41TRAC - PD2 MODELING OF A COLD - LEG 0.002 - MBREAK IN BABCOCK AND WILCOX, COMBUSTIOE N G I N E E R I N G , AND W E S T I N G H O U SPRESSURIZED WATER REACTORS.

TIC,

1983. 24P. MN (LA-UR-82-1821)LIME, JAMES F. (Q-7)WILLCUTT, GORDON J., JR. (Q-7)

33-42TRAC - PF1 CHOKED - FLOW MODEL.

TIC,1983.17P. MN (LA-UR-82-1666)

SAHOTA, M.S. (Q-9)LIME, JAMES F. (Q-7)

33-43TRAC - PF1 FEED - AND - BLEEDCALCULATIONS FOR TMI - 1 .


HENNINGER, RUDOLPH J. (Q-7)DEMUTH, NELSON S., JR. (Q-7)

33-44TRAC - PF1 MODELING AND A PRESSURIZEDTHERMAL SHOCK CALCULATION FOROCONEE-1.


BURKETT, MICHAEL W. (Q-6)

33-45TRAC ANALYSIS OF RADIAL POWERDISTRIBUTION EFFECTS ON FORCED - FEEDREFLOOD EXPERIMENTS.

TIC,1982.19P. MN (LA-UR-82-1768)

FUJITA, R. K. (Q-8)

33-46TRAC ANALYSIS OF STEAM GENERATOROVERFILL TRANSIENTS FOR TMI - 1.

TIC,1983. 30P. MN (LA-UR-82-1786)

BASSETT, BRITT(Q-7)

33-47TRAC ANALYSIS OF THE EFFECT OFINCREASED ECC SUBCOOLING ON THEREFLOOD TRANSIENT IN THE SLABCORE TEST FACILITY.

TIC,1982.16P. MN (LA-UR-82-1438)

SMITH, SUZANNE T. (Q-8)

56

33-48TRAC ANALYSIS OF THE SYSTEM PRESSUREEFFECTS TESTS IN THE SLAB CORE TESTFACILITY.

TIC.1982. 9P. MN (LA-UR-82-2429)

SMITH, SUZANNE T. (Q-8)

33-49TRAC ANALYSIS SUPPORT FOH THE 2D/3DPROGRAM.

TIC,1982.41 P. MN (LA-UR-82-2834)

WILLIAMS, KEN A. (Q-8)

33-50TRAC-PF1 BEST-ESTIMATE LOCA ANALYSISOF A COMBINED ECC - INJECTION PWR.


CAPPIELLO, MICHAEL W. (Q-8)

33-51TRAC-PFf THERMAL-HYDRAULIC PREDICTIONSOF A STEAMLINE BREAK IN A C-E PLANT.

TRANS. AM. NUCL. SOC.,V.45, P.442-4.1S83.

KOENIG, JAN ELLIOTT (Q-7)SPRIGGS, GREGORY D. (Q-7)SMITH, RUSS C. (Q-7)

33-52UNMITIGATED BORON DILUTION EVENTS INA PWR.

TIC,1982.31P. MN(LA-UR-82-1716)

HENNINGER, RUDOLPH J. (Q-7)WOODRUFF, SUSAN B. (Q-8)

33-53VERIFICATION OF THE THREE - DIMENSIONALTHERMAL - HYDRAULIC MODELS OF THE TRACACCIDENT ANALYSIS CODE.

TIC,1982.15P. MN (LA-UR-82-1452)


57

34. LIQUID METAL FAST BREEDER REACTORS: TECHNOLOGY

34-1 34-3 34-4EARLY REACTORS - FROM FERMI'S WATER METHOD FOR MONITORING IRRADIATED NUCLEAR DATA - THE NUMBERS NEEDED TOBOILER TO NOVEL POWER PROTOTYPES. NUCLEAR FUEL USING CERENKOV DESIGN THE BOMBS.

LOS ALAMOS SCI., RADIATION. LOS ALAMOS SCI.,V.4, NO.7, P.124-31. 1983. PATENTED V.4, NO.7. P.114-31. 1983.

BUNKER, MERLE E. (liJC-5) JUNE21,1983, FILED 1980. DIVEN, BENJAMIN C. (P-DO)(U.S.PATENT-4,389,568) MANLEY, JOHN H.

34-2 DOWDY, EDWARD J. (Q-2) TASCHEK, RICHARD F. (DIR-O)HOT DRY ROCK PROGRAM. NICHOLSON, NICHOLAS (Q-2)

LOS ALAMOS SCI., CALDWELL, JOHN T. (Q-2) 34-5V.4, NO.7, P.86-7.1983. REACTOR SAFETY PROGRAM.

SMITH, MORTON C. (ESS-DOT) LOS ALAMOS SCI.,V.4, NO.7, P.82-3.1983.

LATHROP, KAYE D. (Q-DO)

58

35. LMFBR—FUELS AND MATERIALS ENGINEERING AND DEVELOPMENT: BASE TECHNOLOGY

35-1EXAMINATION OF FAST REACTOR FUELS A! iOFBR ANALYTICAL QUALITY-ASSURANCESTANDARDS AND METHODS, JULY 1-fcPTEMBER30,1982.


MARAMAN, WILLIAM J. (CVtB-DO)

35-2EXAMINATION OF FAST rlEACTOR FUELS ANDFBR ANALYTICAL QIULITY ASSURANCESTANDARDS AND METHODS, OCTOBER 1-DECEM-BER 31, 1982.

LOS ALAMCS,1983. 6P jLA-09714-PR)

MAP.AMAN, WILLIAM J. (MST-DO)

35-3FXAMINATION OF FAST REACTOR FUELS ANDFBR ANALYTICAL QUALITY ASSURANCESTANDARDS AND METHODS, JANUARY 1-MARCH31,1983.

LOS ALAMOS,1983. 6P. <LA-09769-PR>

MARAMAN, WILLIAM J. (MST-DO)

35-4EXAMINATION OF FAST REACTOR FUELS ANDFBR ANALYTICAL QUALITY ASSURANCESTANDARDS AND METHODS, APRIL 1-JUNE 30,1983.



35-5EXAMINATION OF FAST REACTOR FUELS ANDFBR ANALYTICAL QUALITY ASSURANCESTANDARDS AND METHODS, JULY 1-OCTOBER 31,1983.


HECKER, SIEGFRIED S. (MST-DO)

35-6STATUS OF STEADY STATE IRRADIATIONTESTING OF MIXED-CARBIDE FUEL DESIGNS.

TIC,1983. 6P. MN (LA-UR-83-1248)

HARRY, GLENN ROBERT (CMB-11)

35-7URANIUM-PLUTONIUMCARBIDE FUEL FOR FAST BREEDER REACTORS.

NUCL. TECHNOL.,V.63, P.9-21.1983.

MATTHEWS, ROBERT B. (CMB-11)HERBST, RICHARD J. (EP/NP)

59

36. LMFBR—SAFETY TECHNOLOGY

36-1CALCULATIONAL ADVANCE IN THE MODELINGOF FUEL - COOLANT INTERACTIONS.

TIC,1982.13P. MN (LA-UR-82-1948)

3OHL, WILLIAM R. (Q-7)

36-2CALIBRATION AND QUALIFICATION OF THELOS ALAMOS FAILURE MODEL.

TRANS. AM NUCL. SOC.,V.44, P.243-4. 1983.

BAARS, RALPH E. (Q-7)

36-3EXAMINATION AND TEST OF THE SIMMER - IIFREEZING AND MELTING MODELS.


BOTT, T. F. (Q-7)SMITH, RUSSC. (Q-7)

36-4FUEL PENETRATION OF INTERSUBASSEMBLYGAPS IN LMFBRS - A CALCULATfONAL METHODWITH THE SIMMER-II CODE.

TIC,1983 29P. MN(LA-UR-82-1715)

DE VAULT, GUILLAUME P. (Q-7)

36-5RESULTS OF AN INITIATION - AND-TRANSITION - PHASE CALCULATION FORCRBR.

TRANS. AM. NUCL. 3 O CV.45, P.421-2.1983.

LUCK, LARRY B. (Q-7)

36-6SIMMER ANALYSIS OF SRI POSTDISASSEMBLYEXPANSION EXPERIMENTS.

TIC,1982. 12P. MN (LA-UR-82-1947)

BOTT, T. F. (Q-7)BELL, CHARLES R. (Q-7)

36-7SIMMER AS A SAFETY ANALYSIS TOOL.

TIC,1982. 10P. MN (LA-UR-82-1946)

SMITH, LARON L. (Q-7)BELL, CHARLES R. (Q-7)BOHL, WILLIAM R. (Q-7)BOTT. T. F. (Q-7)DEARING, JAMES F. (Q-7)LUCK, LARRY B. (Q-7)

36-8SIMMER-il ANALYSIS OF SHORT-RISETIME, TWOCOMPONENT, TRANSIENT BOILED-UP POOL SIMULATION TESTS.


DEARING, JAMES F. (Q-7)

60

37. MAGNETIC FUSION ENERGY

37-1ANALYTIC AND NUMERICAL STUDIES OFSCYLLAC EQUILIBRIA.

TIC,1976.10P. MN (LA-UR-76-1882)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:INTL. CONF. ON PLASMA PHYSICS ANDCONTROLLED NUCLEAR FUSION RESEARCH,6TH, 1976, BERCHTESGADEN. PROC,P.203-11. IAEA, 1977.(537/C748PR/6TH/V.2)

BARNES, DANIEL C. (CTR-6)BRACKBILL, JEREMIAH U. (CTR-6)DAGAZIAN, ROSTOM Y. (CTR-6)FREIDBERG, JEFFREY P. (CTR-6)SCHNEIDER, W. (CTR-6)BETANCOURT, OCTAVIO

37-2CERAMICS FOR FUSION REACTORAPPLICATIONS.

RES MECH.,V.8, P.207-34.1983.

CLINARD, FRANK W., JR. (MST-5)HURLEY, GEORGE F. (MST-5)KLAFFKY, R. W.

37-3COPPER ALLOY IRRADIATIONS STUDIES INSUPPORT OF CRFPR FIRST WALL.

TIC,1983.7P. MN (LA-UR-83-1152)

CLINARD, FRANK W., JR. (MST-5)

37-4CURRENT, TEMPERATURE AND CONFINEMENTTIME SCALING IN TOROIDAL REVERSED-FIELDPINCH EXPERIMENTS ZT-I AND ZT-S.

TIC,1976.10P. MN (LA-UR-76-1875)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:INTL. CONF. ON PLASMA PHYSICS ANDCONTROLLED NUCLEAR FUSION RESEARCH,6TH, 1976, BERCHTESGADEN. PROC.,P.419-26. IAEA, 1977.(537/C748PR/6TH/V.1)

BAKER, DON A. (CTR-2)BURKHARDT, LOUIS C. (CTR-2)Dl MARCO, JOSEPH N. (CTR-2)HABERSTICH, ALBERT (CTR-2)HAGENSON, RANDY L.HOWELL, ROBERT B. (CTR-2)KARR, HUGH J.SCHOFIELD. ALDRED E. (CTR-2)

37-5DESIGN AND TESTING OF A PROTOTYPEWATER-COOLED VACUUM INTERRUPTER FORUSE IN SUPERCONDUCTING MAGNETPROTECTION CIRCUITS.


PARSONS, W. M. (CTR-9)

37-6DEVELOPMENT AND TESTING OF A 50 KA,PULSED SUPERCONDUCTING CABLE.

TIC,1982. 6P. MN (LA-UR-82-3424)

WOLLAN, JOHN J. (CTR-9)HAMILTON, W. C.DE CLERC, J. G.ZEITLIN, BRUCE A.

37-7DEVELOPMENT OF TRITIUM TECHNOLOGY ATTHE TRITIUM SYSTEMS TEST ASSEMBLY.

TIC,1982.9P. MN (LA-UR-82-2650)

ANDERSON, JAMES L. (MST-3)BARTLIT, JOHN R. (MST-3)

37-8DISPLACEMENT CASCADES IN POLYATOMICMATERIALS.

TIC,1982.13P. MN (LA-UR-82-3126)

PARKIN, DON M. (CMB-8)COULTER, C. ALTON (Q-4)

37-9EVALUATION OF INSULATORS FOR FUSIONREACTOR COMPONENTS.


FOWLER, J. D. (MST-5)

37-10FAULT CURRENT LIMITER USING ASUPERCONDUCTING COIL.

TIC,1982.4P. MN (LA-UR-82-3437)

BOENIG, HEINRICH J. (CTR-9)PAICE, D. AA.

37-11KINETIC BEHAVIOR OF HIGH BETA PLASMAS.

TIC,1976. 9P. MN (LA-UR-76-1881)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:INTL. CONF. ON PLASMA PHYSICS ANDCONTROLLED NUCLEAR FUSION RESEARCH,6TH, 1976, BERCHTESGADEN, PROC.,P.123-30. IAEA, 1977.(537/C748PR/6TH/V.3)

FREIDBERG, JEFFREY P. (CTR-6)GERWIN, RICHARD A. (CTR-6)HEWETT, PcNNIS W. (CTR-6)LEWIS, H. RALPH, JR. (CTR-6)NIELSCN, CLAIR W. (CTR-6)SGRO, ANTHONY G. (CTR-6)TURNER, LEA:r (CTR-6)WINSKE, DAN (CTR-6)

37-12MAGNETIC FUSION.


PHILLIPS, JAMES A. (CTR-DO)

37-13MATERIALS PREPARATION TECHNIQUES.

MATERIALS PREPARATION ANDCHARACTERIZATION CAPABILITIES,PROC., P.100-30. U.S. DEPT. OFENERGY, 1983. (CONF-821120)

FISK, ZACHARY (MST-5)PETROVIC, JOHN J. (MST-5)

37-14METHOD OF FORMING GRADED POLYMERICCOATINGS OR FILMS.


LIEPINS, RAIMOND(MST-6)

37-15NEW INTERPRETATION OF THE ALPHA EFFECT.

PHYS. FLUIDS,V.26, P.2558-60.1983.

KEINIGS, RHONALD K. (X-8)

37-16PUASMA EXPERIMENTS ON STAGED THETAPINCH, IMPLOSION HEATING EXPERIMENT ANDSCYLLAC FEEDBACK-SECTOR EXPERIMENT.

TIC,1976. 6P. MN (LA-UR-76-1843)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:INTL. CONF. ON PLASMA PHYSICS ANDCONTROLLED NUCLEAR FUSION RESEARCH,6TH, 1976, BERCHTESGADEN. PROC.,P. 193-200. IAEA, 1977.(537/C748PR/6TH/V.2)

BARTSCH, ROBERT R. (CTR-3)BUCHENAUER, C. JERALD (CTR-7)CANTRELL, EMMETT L. (CTR-3)DOWNING, JAMES N., JR. (CTR-8)FREEMAN, BRUCE L. (CTR-3)FREESE, KENNETH B. (CTR-8)GRIBBLE, ROBERT F. (CTR-3)HENINS, IVARS (CTR-5)JACOBSON, ABRAM R. (CTR-2)JAHODA, FRANZ C. (CTR-8)JARBOE, THOMAS R. (CTR-5)KRISTAL, RICHARD (CTR-8)MILLER, GUTHRIE (CTR-3)QUINN, WARREN E. (CTR-3)RIBE, FRED L. (CTR-DO)SHERWOOD, ARTHUR R. (CTR-5)SIEMON, RICHARD E. (CTR-8)THOMAS, KEITH S. (CTR-7)

61

37-17PROGRESS TOWARD RELATIVISTIC ELECTRONBEAM HEATING OF MAGNETICALLY CONFINEDSYSTEMS.

INTL. CONF. ON PLASMA PHYSICS ANDCONTROLLED NUCLEAR FUSION RESEARCH,6TH. 1976, BERCHTESGADEN. PROC,P.543-54. IAEA. 1977.(537/C748PR/6TH/V.2)

BENFORD, JBAILEY, V.YOUNG. T.S.T.DAKIN, D.ECKER, B.PUTNAM, S.Dl CAPUA, M.COOPER. R.HAMMER, D. A.GERBER, K.CHU.K. R.CLARK. R.GREENSPAN, M.SETHIAN, J.EKDAHL, C.WHARTON, C.THODE, LESTER E. (X-8)

37-18PULSED ENERGY STORAGEIN FUSION DEVICES.

TIC.1976.11 P. MN (LA-UR-76-1837)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:INTL. CONF. ON PLASMA PHYSICS ANDCONTROLLED NUCLEAR FUSION RESEARCH,6TH, 1976, BERCHTESGADEN. PROC.,P.317-24. IAEA. 1977.(537/C748PR/6TH/V.3)

THOMASSEN, KEITH I. (CTR-DO)ROGERS, JOHN D., JR. (CTR-9)RIBE, FRED L. (CTR-DO)WELDON, DAVID M. (CTR-9)SWANNACK, CLARKE E. (CTR-5)VOGEL, HERBERT F. (CTR-4)RYLANDER, H. G.WELDON, W. F.TOLK, K. M.DRIGA, M. D.BIRD.W. L., JR..WOODSON. H. H.MOLE.C. J.STILLWAGON, R. E.

37-19STRUCTURAL DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS FOR THEFED 50 - KA EQUILIBRIUM FIELD COILS.

TIC.1983. 6P. MN (LA-UR-83-0817)

BUCHANAN, GEORGE R. (Q-13)BENNETT, JOEL G. (Q-13)

37-20STUDY OF THE VUV EMISSION FROMHIGHLY IONIZED KRYPTON IN ATHETA PINCH PLASMA.

J. QUANT. SPECTROSC. RADIAT.TRANSFER,V.30. P.317-26. 1983.

JONES, LARRY A. (P-6)KALLNE, ELISABETH (P-1)

37-21SUPERCONDUCTING FAULT CURRENT LIMITERAND INDUCTOR DESIGN.

TIC,1982. 6P. MN (LA-UR-82-2720)

ROGERS, JOHN D., JR. (CTR-9)BOENIG, HEINRICH J. (CTR-9)CHOWDHURI, P. (CTR-9)SCHERMER, ROBERT I. (CTR-9)WOLLAN, JOHN J. (CTR-9)WELDON, DAVID M. (CTR-9)

37-22SUPERCONDUCTING MAGNETIC ENERGYSTORAGE (SMES) PROGRAM - JANUARY 1-DECEM-BER 31,1982.


ROGERS. JOHN D., JR. (CTR-9)

37-23TOKAMAK POLOIDAL FIELD SYSTEMS, JANUARY1.-DECEMBER 31.1982.

LOS ALAMOS.1983. 32P. (LA-09755-PR)

ROGERS, JOHN D., JR. (CTR-9)

37-24VACUUM APPLICATIONS FOR THE TRITIUMSYSTEMS TEST ASSEMBLY.

J. VAC. SCI. TECHNOL.,V.1A, P.849-55. 1983.

ANDERSON, JAMES L. (CMB-3)COFFIN, DON OWEN (CMB-3)WALTHERS, CHARLES R. (CMB-3)

37-251-GWH DIURNAL LOAD-LEVELINGSUPERCONDUCTING MAGNETIC ENERGYSTORAGE SYSTEM REFERENCE DESIGN. APPEN-DIX G DESIGN STUDY - THYRISTOR CONVERTERSTATIONS FOR USE WITH SUPERCONDUCTINGMAGNETIC ENERGY STORAGE SYSTEMS.

LOS ALAMOS.1979. 25P. (LA-07885-MS, V.8)

LINDH, C. B.POHL, R. V.TROJAN, H. T.

62

38. MATERIALS

38-1ANALYTICAL REPRESENTATION OF THE THERMALCONDUCTIVITY AND ELECTRICAL RESISTIVITYOF URANIUM CARBIDE, PLUTONIUM CARBIDE,AND (PLUTONIUM, URANIUM) CARBIDE.


STORMS, EDMUND K. (CMB-3)

38-2AUGER AND DEPTH PROFILE ANALYSIS OFSYNTHETIC CRYSTALS FOR DISPERSION OFTHE SOFT X-RAYS.

TIC,1983. 25P. MN (LA-UR-83-1965)

RACHOCKI, KENNETH D. (MST-6)BROWN, DAVID R. (MST-6)SPRINGER, ROBERT W. (MST-6)ARENDT, PAUL N. (MST-6)

38-3CHARACTERIZATION OF SINGLE CRYSTALSOF CERIUM COPPER SILICIDE - A SOURCEOF NEW PERSPECTIVES.

PHYS. REV.,V.28B, P. 172-6. 1983.

STEWART, GREGORY R. (MST-3)FISK, 2ACHARY (MST-5)WILLIS, JEFFREY O. (MST-5)

38-4CONTROLLED SURFACE FLAW FRACTURE INTENSION AND TORSION.

FRACTURE MECHANICS OF CERAMICS, V.6,R.C. BRADT, ET AL., EDS., P.63-74.PLENUM, 1983.

PETROVIC, JOHN J. (CMB-5)

38-5CRYSTALLIZATION OF SILICON FILMS ONGLASS - A COMPARISON OF METHODS.

MATERIALS RESEARCH SOCIETY SYMPOSIAPROCEEDINGS. V.13, P.581-91.1983.ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1982.13P. MN (LA-UR-83-0144)

LEMONS, ROSS A. (E-11)BOSCH, M. A.HERBST, D.

38-6DEFORMATION MICROSTRUCTURES DUE TO LOWVELOCITY PARTICULATE EROSION OF DUCTILEMETALS BY SPHERICAL PARTICLES.

TIC,1983. 29P. MN (LA-UR-82-2428)

FOLLANSBEE, PAUL S. (CMB-5)BANERJEE, D.WILLIAMS, J. C.

38-7DIFFERENTIAL SCANNING CALORIMETRY OFMETAMICT PLUTONIUM SUBSTITUTEDZIRCONOLITE.

MATERIALS RESEARCH SOCIETY SYMPOSIUMPROCEEDINGS. V.15, P.465-70.1983.

PETERSON, DEAN E. (CMB-S)CLINARD, FRANK W., JR. (CMB-5)

38-8DIFFERENTIAL SCANNING CALORIMETRY OFMETAMICT PU - SUBSTITUTED ZIRCONOLITE.

TIC,1982. 7P. MN (LA-UR-82-3063)

PETERSON, DEAN E. (MST-5)CLINARD, FRANK W., JR. (MST-5)

38-9DIRECT SPECTRUM ANALYSIS METHOD FOROBTAINING THE RELAXATION TIME SPECTRUMFROM RELAXATION RESPONSE DATAAMORPHOUS METALS.

TIC,1982.10P. MN (LA-UR-82-3563)

COST, JAMES RICHARD (MST-5)

38-10EFFECT OF HYDROGEN ON THE MECHANICALPROPERTIES OF A URANIUM - 5.7 WEIGHTPERCENT NIOBIUM ALLOY.


ARMSTRONG, PHILIP E. (CMB-5)STRAW, JOHN B. (WX-5)POWELL, G. L.

38-11EFFECT OF INDENTER GEOMETRY ONCONTROLLED-SURFACE-FLAW FRACTURETOUGHNESS.

J.AM. CERAM.SOC,V.66, P.277-83.1983.

PETROVIC, JOHN J. (CMB-5)

38-12EFFECT OF PRESSURE ON THE ELECTRONICSTRUCTURE OF VANADIUM 3 SILICON.

SUPERCONDUCTIVITY IN D- AND F-BANDMETALS 1982, KARLSRUHE. PROC.P.53-8. KERNFORSCHUNGS., KARLSRUHE,1982. (537.623/C748S/4TH/1982)

LIM, KHOON CHENG (P-10)THOMPSON, JOE D. (WX-10)

36-13EFFECT OF STORAGE TEMPERATURE ONSELF-IRRADIATION DAMAGE OF 238PLUTONIUM SUBSTITUTED ZIRCONOLITE.

MATERIALS RESEARCH SOCIETY SYMPOSIA.1983, BOSTON. V.15, P.437-44. 1983.

CLINARD, FRANK W., JR. (CMB-5)PETERSON, DEAN E. (CMB-5)ROHR, DANA L. (CMB-5)ROOF. RAYMOND BRADLEY, JR. (CMB-5)HOBBS, LINN W. (MST-5)

38-14EFFECT OF STORAGE TEMPERATURE ON SELF IR-RADIATION DAMAGE OF 238 PLUTONIUM.SUBSTITUED ZIRCONOLITE.

TIC,1982.10P. MN (LA-UR-82-2999)

CLINARD, FRANK W., JR. (CMB-5)PETERSON, DEAN E. (MST-5)ROHR. DANA L. (CMB-5)ROOF, RAYMOND BRADLEY, JR. (CMB-5)HOBBS, LINN W. (CMB-5)

38-15ELECTRON MICROSCOPE STUDY OF THEGENESIS OF STRAIN-INDUCED MARTENSITEEMBRYOS.

INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON SOLID-TO-SOLID PHASE TRANSFORMATIONS, 1981,PITTSBURGH. PROC., P.1287-91.MET. SOC.OFAIME., 1983.

STAUDHAMMER, KARL P. (CMB-5)HECKER, SIEGFRIED S. (MST-DO)MURR, L. E.

38-16ELECTRONIC DENSITY OF STATES ANDTC IN NIOBIUM 3 TIN UNDER PRESSURE.

PHYS. REV.,V.27B, P.2781-7.1983.

LIM, KHOON CHENG (P-10)THOMPSON, JOE D. (P-10)WEBB, GEORGE W.

38-17EVALUATION OF ANISOTROPIC EFFECTIVESTRESS - STRAIN CRITERIA FOR THE BIAXIALYIELD AND FLOW OF 2024 ALUMINUM TUBES.

J. ENG. MATER. TECHNOL..V.105, P.242-9. 1983.

STOUT, MICHAEL G. (CMB-5)HECKER, SIEGFRIED S. (CMB-DO)BOURCIER, ROY J. (CMB-5)

38-18EVIDENCE FOR STACKING FAULTS INMULTIAXIAL STRAINED ALPHA - BRASS.

TIC,1983. 9P. MN (LA-UR-83-1724)

ROOF, RAYMOND BRADLEY, JR. (MST-5)

63

38-19FACTORS AFFECTING PLASTIC INSTABILITYAND SHEET FORMABILITY.

TIC,1983.11P. MN (LA-UR-83-1174)

HECKER. SIEGFRIED S. (MST-DO)

38-20FINITE AMPLITUDE PLASTIC SHOCK WAVETREATED WITH SUMMED INFINITESIMALAMPLITUDE ELASTIC-PLASTIC WAVES THROUGHDISLOCATION DYNAMICS.

MECH. MATER.,V.2, P.265-85.1983.

WEERTMAN, JOHANNESFOLLANSBEE, PAUL S. (MST-5)

38-21FRACTURE STRAINS IN BIAXIALLY LOADED2024 ALUMINUM TUBES.

MECH. MATER.,V.2, P.19-22.1983.

STOUT, MICHAEL G. (MST-5)HECKER, SIEGFRIED S. (MST-DO)

38-22HIGH STRAIN RATE MECHANICAL BEHAVIOR.

METALLURGICAL TECHNOLOGY OF URANIUMAND URANIUM ALLOYS, 1981, GATLINBURG.PROC, P.295-342. ASM, 1982.(669.9/M587TE/1981/V.1)

ARMSTRONG, PHILIP E. (CMB-5)

38-23HIGH-FIELD SPECIFIC HEAT OF THESPIN-FLUCTUATiOIJ SYSTEM URANIUMALUMINUM.

PHYS. REV.,V.28B, P.1524-8. 1983.

STEWART, GREGORY R. (MST-3)GIORGI, ANGELO L. (MST-5)BRANDT, BRUCS L.FONER, SIMONARKO, AL .

38-24INTERNAL MAGNETIC FIELDS IN HCP - IRON.

TIC,1982.8P. MN (LA-UR-82-2129)

TAYLOR, R. DEAN (P-10)CORT,GARY(P-10)WILLIS, JEFFREY O. (CMB-5)

38-25MAGNETISM OR BONDING - A NEARLYPERIODIC TABLE OF TRANSITION ELEMENTS.

J. LESS-COMMON MET.,V.90, P.83-8.1983.

SMITH, JAMES L. (CMB-5)KMETKO, EDWARD A. (CMB-5)

38-26MATERIALS RESPONSE TO LARGE PLASTICDEFORMATION.

TIC,1982.22P. MN (LA-UR-82-3346)


38-27MICROSTRUCTURES IN 0.1 TO 1 MBAR SHOCKLOADED 200 NICKEL - A TEM STUDY.

ELECTRON MICROSCOPY SOCIETY OFAMERICA ANNUAL MEETING, 41ST, 1983,PHOENIX. PROC., P.272-3. THE SOCIETY,1983.

STAUDHAMMER, KARL P. (MST-5)JOHNSON. KAYE ALLAN (MST-11)OLINGER, BARTON W. (M-6)

38-28MUCN SPIN RELAXATION MEASUREMENTS OF THEFLUCTUATION MODES IN SPIN-GLASSSILVER MANGANESE.

J. MAGN. MAGN. MATER.,V.31-4, P.1363-4.1983.ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC.1982.10P. MN (LA-UR-82-2088)

HEFFNER, ROBERT H. (MP-3)LEON, MELVIN (MP-3)SCHILLACI, MARIO E. (MP-3)MAC LAUGHLIN, DOUGLAS E.DODDS, STANLEY A.

38-29NMR STUDIES OF A NEARLY FERROMAGNETTIBE.

TIC,1982.10P. MN (LA-UR-82-2627)

TAKAGI, SHIGERUYASUOKA, HIROSHISMITH, JAMES L. (MST-5)HUANG, CHAO YUAN (P-10)

38-30NON - CONVENTIONAL TUNGSTEN BASEHARD METAL.

TIC,1981. 35P. MN (LA-UR-81-0722)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:INT. J. REFRACT. HARD MET-.V.2,10P. 1983.

SHEINBERG, HASKELL (CMB-6)

38-31NON-CONVENTIONAL TUNGSTEN-BASE HARDMETAL.

INT. J. REFRACT. HARD MET.,V.2, P.17-26.1983.


38-32NONCONVENTIONAL HARD - METALCOMPOSITIONS.

INTL. CONF. ON POWDER METALLURGY,6TH, 1982, BRNO, CZECHOSLOVAKIA.PROC., P.245-53. THE CONF., 1982.ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1982.10P. MN (LA-UR-82-1140)


3B-33NUCLEATION AND EVOLUTION OF STRAIN IN-DUCED MARTENSITIC (B.C.C.) EMBRYOSAND SUBSTRUCTURE IN STAINLESS STEEL-ATRANSMISSION ELECTRON MICROSCOPESTUDY.

ACTA METALL,V.31.P.267-74.1983.

STAUDHAMMER, KARL P. (CMB-5)MURR, L. E.HECKER, SIEGFRIED S. (CMB-DO)

38-34ORDERED STEPS ON BISMUTH(APPROXIMATE 0001) VICINAL SURFACESBY LASER PULSE ANNEAL.

SURF. SCI.,V.130, P.L317-23. 1983.

ELLIS, WALTON P. (CHM-2)THOMPSON, KENNETH A. (CHM-2)NOGAR. NICHOLAS S. (CHM-2)

38-35ORGANOTIN PIEZO - AND PYROELECTRICPOLYMER FILMS.

TIC,1983.18P. MN (LA-UR-83-0949)

LIEPINS, RAIMOND (MST-6)TIMMONS, MICHAEL L.MOROSOFF, NICHOLASSURLES, JEFFREY

38-36PARAMAGNETIC RESONANCE OF GADOLINIUMPOSITIVE At, A PROBE OF EXCHANGE ANDCRYSTAL-FIELD EFFECTS IN RARE-EARTH ANDDILUTED MATERIALS.METAL PNICTIDES - ANTIFERROMAGNETIC

PHYS. REV.,V.28B, P.4955-62.1983.

SUGAWARA, K.HUANG, CHAO YUAN (P-10)COOPER, B. R.

3B-37PIEZOELECTRIC POLYMER FILMS. PART I.SYNTHESIS AND PROPERTIES.

J. POLYM. SCI., POLYM. CHEM. ED.,V.20.P.1587-98.1982.

LIEPINS, RAIMOND (L-7)TIMMONS, MICHAEL L.MOROSOFF, NICHOLASSURLES, JEFFREY

38-38PIEZOELECTRIC POLYMER FILMS. PART II.PIEZOELECTRIC AND PYROELECTRICEVALUATION.

J. POLYM. SCI., POLYM. CHEM. ED.,V.21,P.751-60.1983.

LIEPINS, RAIMOND (CMB-10)TIMMONS, MICHAEL L.MOROSOFF, NICHOLAS

64

38-39PREPARATION OF URANIUM DIOXIDEFRAGMENTS FOR FUEL DEBRIS EXPERIMENTS.

INTERNATIONAL MEETING ON MODERNCERAMICS TECHNOLOGIES, 5TH, 1982,LIGNANO. PROC P.533-8. ELSEVIER,1983. (666/161MO/5TH/1982)

TINKLE, M. C. (CMB-8)KIRCHER, JOHN ANTHONY (CMB-8)ZINN, RENATE M. (CMB-8)EASH, DAVID T. (CMB-5)

38-40PREPARATION OF URANIUM DIOXIDE FRAGMENTSFOR FUEL - DEBRIS EXPERIMENTS.

TIC,1982. 7P. MN (LA-UR-82-1064)

TINKLE, M. C. (CMB-8)KIRCHER, JOHN ANTHONY (CMB-8)ZINN, RENATE M. (CMB-8)EASH, DAVID T. (CMB-5)

38-41PRESENT STATUS AND FUTURE DIRECTIONSOF PLUTONIUM PROCESS CHEMISTRY.

PLUTONIUM CHEMISTRY, W. T. CARNALLAND G. R. CHOPPIN, EDS., P.349-64.ACS, 1983. (546.434/P737CH/1982)

CHRISTENSEN, ELDON L. (MST-12)GRAY, LEONARD W.NAVRATIL, JAMES D.SCHULZ, WALLACE W.

38-42PRESSURE EFFECTS IN HAFNIUMPENTATELLURIDE AND ZIRCONIUMPENTATELLURIDE.

TIC,

1983. 6P. MN (LA-UR-83-0897)FULLER, WENDY WEBBWOLF, S. A.WIETING, TERRY J.LACOE, RONALD C.CHAIKIN, PAUL M.HUANG, CHAO YUAN (P-10)

38-43PRODUCTION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF BETASILICON CARBIDE AND ALPHA SILICONNITRIDE WHISKERS FOR CERAMIC MATRIXCOMPOSITES.


MILEWSKI, JOHN V. (MST-6)GAC, FRANK D. (MST-6)PETROVIC, JOHN J. (MST-5)

38-44PROTON IRRADIATION DAMAGE IN CYCLICALLYSTRESSED ALUMINUM.

J. NUCL. MATER.,V.114. P.267-76.1983.

SOMMER, WALTER F., JR. (CMB-8)PHILLIPS, DAVID S.GREEN, WALTER V.HOBBS, LINN W. (CMB-5)WERT, CHARLES A.

38-4'J

RF PLASMA SYNTHESIS OF ULTRAFINE,ULTRAPURE SILICON CARBIDE POWDER.

TIC,1983.18P. MN (LA-UR-83-0367)

HOLLABAUGH. CHARLES M. (MST-3)HULL, DONALD E. (MST-7)NEWKIRK, LAWRENCE R. (MST-3)PETROVIC, JOHN J. (MST-5)

38-46ROLE OF GEOMETRY IN PLASTIC INSTABILITYAND FRACTURE OF TUBES AND SHEET.

MECH. MATER.,V.2, P.23-31.1983.


38-47SPECIFIC HEAT MEASUREMENTS ON HIGHT/SUBC/A-15S.

SUPERCONDUCTIVITY IN D- AND F-BANDMETALS 1982, KARLSRUHE. PROC,P.81-8. KERNFORSCHUNGS.. KARLSRUHE,1982. (537.623/C748S/4TH/1982)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1982. 9P. MN (LA-UR-82-1529)

STEWART, GREGORY R. (CMB-3)

38-48SPECIFIC HEAT, MAGNETIC SUSCEPTIBLITY,AND RESISTIVITY OF AN URANIUM .85LANTHANUM .15 ALUMINUM 2 ALLOY.

PHYS. REV.,V.27B, P.6518-20.1983.

WIRE, MIKES. (MST-5)STEWART, GREGORY R. (MST-3)JOHANSON, WILLIAM R. (MST-5)FISK, ZACHARY (MST-5)SMITH, JAMES L. (MST-5)

38-49SPECIFIC HEATS Or THE NEW HIGH T/SUB C/PHOSPHIDE SUPERCONDUCTORS HAFNIUMRUTHENIUM PHOSPHORUS AND ZIRCONIUMRUTHENIUM PHOSPHORUS.

SUPERCONDUCTIVITY IN D- AND F-BANDMETALS 1982, KARLSRUHE. PROC.,P.331-5. KERNFORSCHUNGS., KARLSRUHE.1982. (537.623/C748S/4TH/1982)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1982. «P. MN (LA-UR-82-1530)

STEWART, GREGORY R. (CMB-3)MEISNER, G. P.KU, H. C.

38-50SPECIFIC-HEAT MEASUREMENTS OFPALLADIUM IN MAGNETIC FIELDS TO20TESLA.

PHYS. REV.,V.28B, P.2266-7.1983.

STEWART, GREGORY R. (MST-3)BRANDT, BRUCE L.

38-51STATUS OF PLUTONIUM CHEMISTRYROUND TABLE DISCUSSION.

PLUTONIUM CHEMISTRY, W. T. CARNALL,G.R. CHOPPIN, EDS., P.4E3-8. ACS,1983. (546.434/P737CH/1982)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1982. 7P. MN (LA-UR-82-3557)

PENNEMAN, ROBERTA. (INC-4)

38-52STRAIN HARDENING OF HEAVILY COLDWORKED METALS.

TIC,1982. 87P. MN (LA-UR-82-3446)

HECKER, SIEGFRIED S. (MST-DO)STOUT. MICHAEL G. (MST-5)

38-53STRUCTURAL DAMAGE IN A SELF-IRRADIATED ZIRCONOLITE - BASEDCERAMIC.

TIC,1983. 22P. MN (LA-UR-83-1473)

CLINARD, FRANK W., JR. (MST-5)ROHR, DANA L. (MST-5)ROOF, RAYMOND BRADLEY. JR. (MST-5)

38-54SUBMICRON, UNBACKED. SHAPED METALFOILS.

TIC,

1983.16P. MN (LA-UR-83-1107)DUCHANE, DAVID V. (MST-6)BARTHELL, BARRY L. (MST-6)

36-55SUPERCONDUCTIVITY AND MAGNETISM INMETALLIC PLUTONIUM SYSTEMS.

PLUTONIUM CHEMISTRY, W. T. CARNALLAND G. R. CHOPPIN, EDS., P.65-74.ACS. 1983. (546.434/P737CH/1982)

SMITH, JAMES L. (MST-5)FISK, ZACHARY (MST-5)WILLIS, JEFFREY O. (MST-5)HAIRE. RICHARD G.

38-56SUPERCONDUCTIVITY IN THE RHENIUM/SUB 1MINUS X/TECHNETIUM/SUB X/BERYLLIUM/SUB22/ SYSTEM.

SUPERCONDUCTIVITY IN D- AND F-BANDMETALS 1982, KARLSRUHE. PROC.,P.455-8. KERNFORSCHUNGS.. KARLSRUHE.1982. (537.623/C748S/4TH/1982)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC.1982. 7P. MN (LA-UR-82-1695)

GIORGI, ANGELO L. (CMB-3)STEWART, GREGORY R. (CMB-3)SZKLARZ, EUGENE G. (CMB-3)

38-57SYNTHESIS OF REFRACTORY OXIDE MATERIALSBY SKULL MELTING.

TIC,1983. 7P. MN (LA-UR-83-1348)

HERRICK. CLAUDE C. (MST-12)BEHRENS, ROBERT G. (MST-3)

65

38-58TEMPERATURE AND FIELD DEPENDENCE OF THEMAGNETIC SUSCEPTIBILITY OF TITANIUMBERYLLIUM UNDER HIGH PRESSURE.

PHYS. REV..V.2BB, P.5814-20.1983.

GERHARDT, W.SCHILLING, JAMES S.OLIJNYK, H.SMITH, JAMES L. (MST-5)

38-59TETRAHEDRAL AND OCTAHEDRAL SITEOCCUPANCY AND OPTIC MODE VIBRATIONSOF HYDROGEN IN YTTRIUM.

NATO INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON THEELECTRONIC STRUCTURE AND PROPERTIESOF HYDROGEN IN METALS, 1982,RICHMOND. PROC P. 169. PLENUM,1983. (669.94/E38ST/1982)

GOLDSTONE, JOYCE A. (P-8)ECKERT, JUERGEN (P-8)VENTURINI, EUGENE L.RICHARDS, PETER M.

38-60THEORY FOR SATURATION STRESS DIFFERENCEIN TORSION VERSUS OTHER TYPES OFDEFORMATION AT LOW TEMPERATURF3.

MECH. MATER.,V.2, P.89-101. 1983.

WEERTMAN, JOHANNESHECKER, SIEGFRIED S. (MST-DO)

38-61THERMAL CONDUCTIVITY AND LORENZ NUMBEROF PLUTONIUM AND PLUTONIUM - GALLIUMALLOYS.

INTERNATIONAL THERMAL CONDUCTIVITYCONFERENCE, 17TH, 1981, GAITHERSBURG.PROC., P.209-17. PLENUM, 1983.ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1981.11P.MN(LA-UR-81-1488)

ANDREW, JAMES F. (CMB-11)KLEMENS, PAUL G. (CMB-5)

38-62THERMIONIC EMISSION AND VAPORIZATIONBEHAVIOR OF THE TERNARY SYSTEMS OFLANTHANUM HEXABOR1DE CONTAININGMOLYBDENUM BORIDE, MOLYBDENUMDIBORIDE, ZIRCONIUM DIBORIDE,GADOLINIUM HEXABORIDE, AND NEODYMIUMHEXABORIDE.

J. APPL. PHYS.,V.54.P.1076-80.1983.

STORMS, EDMUND K. (CMB-3)

38-63THERMODYNAMICS OF PLUTONIUM - NOBLEMETAL COMPOUNDS.

PLUTONIUM CHEMISTRY, W. T. CARNALL,G. R. CHOPPIN, EDS., P.99-107.ACS, 1983. (546.434/P737CH/1982)

PETERSON, DEAN E. (CMB-5)

38-64TWO CRITICAL POINTS ON THE GAMMA - ALPHA•>HASE BOUNDARY OF CERIUM ALLOYS.

PHYS. REV. LETT.,V.50.P.1081-3.1983.

THOMPSON. JOE D. (P-10)FISK, ZACHARY (MST-5)LAWRENCE, J. M.SMITH, JAMES L (MST-5)MARTIN, R.

38-65UNBACKED CYLINDRICAL METAL FOILS OFSUBMICRON THICKNESS.

THIN SOLID FILMS,V.107, P.373-8.1983.

DUCHANE, DAVID V. (CMB-6)BARTHELL, BARRY L. (CMB-6)

38-66X - RAY DIFFRACTION STUDY OF THE DELTATO ALPHA PRIME TRANSFORMATIONS IN APLUTONIUM 2.0 ATOMIC PERCENT ALUMINUMALLOY.

J. NUCL. MATER.,V.115, P.63-8.1983.

ZUKAS. EUGENE G. (CMB-5)HECKER, SIEGFRIED S. (CMB-DO)PEREYRA, RAMIRO A. (CMB-5)

66

39. MATHEMATICS AND COMPUTERS

39-1ACCURATE MONOTONICITY PRESERVING CUBICINTERPOLATION.

SIAM J. SCI. STAT. COMPUT.,V.4, P.64r)-54. 1983.

HYMAN, JAMES M. (T-7)

39-2ACON, A MULTIPURPOSE PRODUCTIONCONTROLLER FOR PLASMA PHYSICS CODES.

LOS ALAMOS,1983.42P. (L/.-09477-MS)

SNELL. CHARLES M. (X-8)

39-3ADAPTIVE MESHES IN THE 2DL CODE.


BARFIELD, W. DAVID (T-4)

39-4ADAPTIVE MOVING MESH METHODS FORPARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS.

ADVANCES IN RIACTOR COMPUTATIONS,1983, SALT LAKE CITY. PROC,P.24-43. AMER. NUCLEAR SOCIETY,1983. (621 483/A244RL ."1983/V. 1)


39-5ALECS -ASSEMBLY LANGUAGE EXTENSIONSAND CONTROL STRUCTURES.

TIC,1982.5P. MN (LA-UR-82-3334)

OOTHOUDT, M. A. (MP-1)KOZLOWSKI, THOMAS (MP-10)

39-6ALGORITHM FOR THE COHERENT, DIFFRACTIVE,PROPAGATION OF LIGHT IN A MULTI - LEVELSYSTEM.

LOS ALAMOS CONFERENCE ON OPTICS,1983, LOS ALAMOS AND SANTA FE.PROC., P.439-46. SPIE, 1983.(535/L879OP/1983)SUYDAM, BERGEN R. (T-7)MATTAR, FARRES P.

39-7AN HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE OF MASSSTORAGE.

TIC,1982. 5P. MN (LA-UR-82-1708)

WORLTON, WILLIAM J. (C-DO)

39-8ANALYTICAL MULTIREGION MULHGROUP PNTRANSPORT SOLUTIONS.


FAN, WESLEY C.LEE, CLARENCE E. (X-7)

39-9APPLICATION OF RISK ASSESSMENT.

TIC,1982.1QP. MM (LA-UR-82-3160)

BAKER, ALICE LELIA (Q-4)

39-10APPLICATIONS AND GENERALIZATIONS OFVARIATIONAL METHODS FOR GENERATINGADAPTIVE MESHES.

TIC,1982.21P. MN (LA-UR-82-1044)

SALTZMAN,JEFF(X-1)BRACKBILL, JEREMIAH U. (X-1)

39-11APPLICATIONS OF AN INTERACTIVE GRAPHICSCODE.

CODE DEVELOPERS CONF., 1982,LOS ALAMOS NATL. LAB. PROC.,THE LAB., 1982. (001.642/C6'59DE/1982)

WOOD, JUAN A. (X-7)

39-12APPLYING THE MRV11 - C BOARD.

TIC,1982.10P. MN (LA-UR-82-3398)

FORD, WENDELL (0-4)BARNETT, WILLIAM (E-5)

?9-13ASPECTS OF MODEL SELECTION INMULTIVARIATE ANALYSES.

DOE STATISTICAL SYMPOSIUM, 1982,IDAHO FALLS. PROC., P.11-8. EG&G,1982.(CONF-821021)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1982. 15P. MN (LA-UR-82-1893)

PICARD, RICHARD (S-1)

39-14ASYMPTOTIC ANALYSIS OF RADIATIVETRANSFER PROBLEMS.

J. QUANT. SPECTROSC. RADIAT. TRANSFERV.29, P.285-310.1983.

LARSEN, EDWARD W. (T-1)POMRANING, GERALD C.BADHAM, V. C.

39-15ASYMPTOTIC FLAME THEORY WITHCOMPLEX CHEMISTRY.

TIC,1982. 30P. MN (LA-UR-82-2993)

FIFE, PAUL C.NICOLAENKO, BASIL (T-7/CNLS)

39-16AUTOMATIC SCENE - ADAPTIVE PATTERNREMOVAL.

TIC,1982.3P. MN (LA-UR-82-2049)

CANNON, THOMAS M. (M-5)LEHAR, ALEXPRESTON, FRED

39-17BACKGROUND PATTERN REMOVAL BY POWERSPECTRAL FILTERING.

APPL.OPT.,V.22, P.777-9. 1983.

CANNON, MICHAEL T. (M-4)LEHAR, ALEXPRESTON, FRED

39-18BAYESIAN APPROACH TO LIMITED - ANGLERECONSTRUCTION IN COMPUTED TOMOGRAPHY.

J. OPT. SOC. AM.,V.73, P.1501-8. 1983.

HANSON, KENNETH M. (M-4)WECKSUNG, GEORGE W. (M-4)

39-19BENCHMARKING YOUR BENCHMARKS - A USERSPERSPECTIVE.TIC,1982. 6P. MN (LA-UR-82-2651)

BRICE, RICHARD STELL (C-8)

39-20BLACK BOX MULTIGRID FOR NONSYMMETRICPROBLEMS.

APPL. MATH. COMPUT..V.13, P.261-83.1983.

DENDY.JOELE..JR. (T-7)

39-21BRIEF HISTORY OF FUNCTIONAL ITERATIONAT LOS ALAMOS.

LOS ALAMOS,1983.40P.(LA-09705-H)

3EYER, WILLIAM A. (T-7)STEIN, PAUL R. (T-7)

39-22BRINGING A LARGE COMPUTER NETWORK INTOFOCUS.

TIC,1982.12P. MN (LA-UR-82-0083)

MORSE, NORMAN R. (C-8)THOMPSON, JOSEPH L. (C-5)

67

39-23CHAP-2.ADVANCES IN REACTOR COMPUTATIONS,

1983, SALT LAKE CITY. PROC,P.234-5. AMER. NUCLEAR SOCIETY.1983. (621.483/A244RE/1983/V.1)

KOTAS, JONATHAN F. (Q-9)STROH, KENNETH R. (Q-9)

39-24COHERENCE IN CHAOS AND CAVITONTURBULENCE.

PHYS. REV. LETT.,V.51.P.335-8. 1983.

DOOLEN, GARY D. (X-5)DU8OIS, DONALD F. (T-11)ROSE, HARVEY A. (T-11)HAFIZI, B.

39-25COMMENTS ON SHAKIRS ZERO - AREAOPTICAL PULSE PROCESSING BY DEGENERATEFOUR - WAVE MIXING.

OPT. COMMUN.,V.45, P.285-7.1983.

SUYDAM, BERGEN R. (T-7)FISHER, ROBERTA. (AP-5)

39-26COMPARISON OF GRAPHICS SOFTWARECAPABILITIES AT LOS ALAMOS.

CODE DEVELOPERS CONF., 1982.LOS ALAMOS NATL. LAB. PROC.,THE LAB., 1982. (001.642/C669DE/1982)

VIGIL, MANUEL (C-6)

39-27COMPARISON OF METHODS FOR PROPAGATIONOF UNCERTAINTIES THROUGH LARGE FAULTTREES.


CAMPBELL, KATHERINE (S-1)MARTZ, HARRY F., JR. (S-1)BECKMAN, RICHARD J. (S-1)BOOKER, JANE M. (S-1)WHITEMAN, DAVID E. (S-1)

39-28COMPARISON OF S-N QUADRATURE METHODS INBENCHMARK CRITICALITY CALCULATIONS.


LEE, CLARENCE E. (X-7)CARRUTHERS, LUCY M. (Q-13)

39-29COMPARISON OF TWO SLIDELINE METHODSUSING ADINA.

TIC,1983. 31 P. MN (LA-UR-82-3411)

GUERRA, FRANCISCO M. (WX-11)BROWNING. RICHARD V. (WX-11)

39-30COMPUTATION - THE NEXUS OF NUCLEARWEAPON DEVELOPMENT.

FRONTIERS OF SUPERCOMPUTING,1983, LOS ALAMOS. PROC.,1 VIDEOCASSETTE. 1S83.(001.64/F935SU/196 J/VC/PT. 13)

HENDERSON, DALE B. (X-DO)

39-31COMPUTATIONAL METHODS OF ELEC-TRON/PHOTON TRANSPORT.

ADVANCES IN REACTOR COMPUTATIONS,1983, SALT LAKE CITY. PROC..P.595-607. AMER. NUCLEAR SOCIETY,1983. (621.483/A244RE/1983/V.2)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1983.14P. MN (LA-UR-82-3583)

MACK, JOSEPH M., JR. (X-5)

39-32COMPUTATIONAL SPEED OF SUPERCOMPUTERS.

ACM SIGMETRICS CONF. ON MEASUREMENTAND MODELING OF COMPUTER SYSTEMS, 1983,MINNEAPOLIS, MINN. IN - PERFORMANCEEVALUATION REVIEW, SPECIAL ISSUE, AUG. 1983.

BUCHER, INGRID Y. (C-3)

39-33COMPUTATIONAL TECHNIQUE FOR OPTIMIZINGCORRECTION WEIGHTS AND AXIAL LOCATIONOF BALANCE PLANES OF ROTATING SHAFTS.

J. VIB. STRESS RELIAB. DES.,V.105. P.90-3. 1983.

PILKEY, WALTER D.BAILEY, J.SMITH, PAUL D. (WX-11)

39-34COMPUTER ALGEBRA.

CODE DEVELOPERS CONF., 1982,LOS ALAMOS NATL. LAB. PROC.,THE LAB., 1982. (001.642/C669DE/1982)

HOWELL, JOANN(P-11)

39-35COMPUTER TOOLS AVAILABLE TO MEASURECODE OPTIMIZATION.

CODE DEVELOPERS CONF., 1982,LOS ALAMOS NATL. LAB. PROC.THE LAB., 1982. (001.642/C669DE/1982)

BUCHER, INGRID Y. (C-3)

39-36COMPUTER-CONTROLLED DATA COMMUNICA-TIONS TEST CENTER.

TIC,1982. 6P. MN (LA-UR-82-3322)

HORNING, R. R. (C-4)CREEL, LARRY RAY (C-3)DOLL, MARGARET A. (C-3)

39-37COMPUTING & COMPUTERS - WEAPONSSIMULATION LEADS TO THE COMPUTER ERA.

LOS ALAMOS SCI.,V.4, NO.7.P.132-41.1983.

HARLOW, FRANCIS H. (T-3)METROPOLIS, NICHOLAS C. (T-DOT)

39-38COMPUTING DIVISION PLAN FOR USERDOCUMENTATION.


COMPUTER DOCUMENTATION GROUP (C-2)

39-39COMPUTING DIVISION TWO - YEAHOPERATIONAL PLAN, FY 1983 -1984.



39-40CONFIGURATING A SUPERCOMPUTER FOR ANINTERACTIVE SCIENTIFIC WORKLOAD.

TIC.1982.10P. MN (LA-UR-82-1572)

ANDERSON, WAYNE (C-8)BRICE, RICHARD STELL (C-8)ALEXANDER, WILLIAM (C-8)

39-41CONJUGATE GRADIENT PRECONDITIONERS FORVECTOR AND PARALLEL PROCESSORS.

TIC,1983.14P. MN (LA-UR-83-0272)

JORDAN, THOMAS LEE (C-3)

39-42COORDINATE SYSTEM CONTROL - ADAPTIVEMESHES.

SYMPOSIUM ON THE NUMERICAL GENERATIONOF CURVILINEAR COORDINATE SYSTEMS ANDUSE IN THE NUMERICAL SOLUTION OFPARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS, 1982,NASHVILLE. PROC., P.277-94. ELSEVIER,1982.ALSO PUBLISHED IN.TIC,1982.19P. MN (LA-UR-82-1092)

BRACKBILL, JEREMIAH U. (X-1)

39-43DATA ACQUISITION SOFTWARE FOR THELAMPF CONTROL SYSTEM.

PARTICLE ACCELERATOR CONF., 1983,SANTA FE. PROC. IN — IEEE TRANS.ON NUCL. SCI., V.NS-30,P.230B-10.1983.ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1983. 9P. MN (LA-UR-83-0744)

SCHALLER, STUART C. (MP-1)ROSE, PATRICIA A. (MP-1)

39-44DATA ACQUISITION SYSTEM FOR A TIMEPROJECTION CHAMBER.

TIC,1981.4P. MN (LA-UR-81-3185)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:ANN. PHYS.,V.149.P.58-161.1983.

LILLBERG, JOHN W. (CTR-8)

39-45DATA COMMUNICATION NETWORK TOPOLOGICALDESCRIPTION USING DATATRIEVE.

TIC,1982.8P. MN (LA-UR-82-3390)

CREEL, LARRY RAY (C-3)HORNING, R. R. (C-4)

68

39-46DATATRIEVE USED IN A CONTROL - SYSTEMDATABASE.

TIC,1983.22P. MN (LA-UR-83-1800)

GREENE, NANCY E. (AT-3)

39-47DECONVOLUTION OF NOISY EXPERIMENTALDATA.

J. COMPUT. PHYS.,V.51.P.227-39. 1983.

BAKER, GEORGE A., JR. (T-11)BROLLEY, JOHN E., JR. (P-14)

39-48DEFORMATION OF THE GENERAL ZEROCURVATURE EQUATIONS ASSOCIATED TOSIMPLE LIE ALGEBRAS.

J. MATH. PHYS.,V.24, P.2296-300.1983.

KUPERSHMIDT, BORIS ABRAM (CNLS)PETERSON, DALE

39-49DEGENERATE PERTURBATION THEORY.

NEW HORIZONS OF QUANTUM CHEMISTRY,P. O. LOWDIN & B. PULLMAN, ED.,P.15-29. D. REIDEL, 1983.(541.28/161H/4TH/1982)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1982.16P. MN (LA-UR-82-19S1)

BRANDOW, BAIRD H. (T-11)

39-50DEPOS - CODE ABSTRACT.ADVANCES IN REACTOR COMPUTATIONS,

1983, SALT LAKE CITY. PROC,P.206-8. AMER. NUCLEAR SOCIETY,1983. (621.483/A244RE/1983/V.1)

LATHROP, BRAXTON L. (C-3)WIENKE, BRUCE R. (C-3)

39-51DEPOS - PARAMETRIC ELECTRON ENERGYDEPOSITION MODULE IN SLABS.

TIC,1982. 21 P. MN (LA-UR-82-2688)

LATHROP, BRAXTON L. (C-3)WIENKE, BRUCE R. (C-3)

39-52DERIVING METRICS FOR RELATINGCOMPLEXITY MEASURES TO SOFTWAREMAINTENANCE COSTS.

TIC,1982. 9P. MN (LA-UR-(S2-2640)

BRICE, LINDA (ADP-2)CONNELL, JOHN L. (ADP-2)TAYLOR, JOYCE

39-53DIAMOND - DIFFERENCE - LIKE SPATIALDIFFERENCE SCHEME FORNONORTHOGONAL MESHES.


HILL, THOMAS R. (X-6)

39-54DIFFUSION - SYNTHETIC ACCELERATIONMETHODS FOR THE DISCRETE - ORDINATESEQUATIONS.

ADVANCES IN REACTOR COMPUTATIONS,1983, SALT LAKE CITY. PROC.,P.705-24. AMER. NUCLEAR SOCIETY,1983. (621.483/A244RE/1983/V.2)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1983.21P. MN (LA-UR-82-3581)

LARSEN, EDWARD W. (T-1)

39-55DIMENSION OF CHAOTIC ATTRACTORS.

ORDER IN CHAOS, 1982, LOS ALAMOS.PROC. P. 153-80, NORTH HOLLAND, 1983.(003.2/161 OR/2ND/1982)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1982. 40P. MN (LA-UR-82-2856)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:PHYSICA,V.7D, P.153-80.1983.

FARMER, J. DOYNE (T-7)OTT, EDWARDYORKE, JAMES A.

39-56DISTRIBUTED GRAPHICS - PITFALLS ANDPAYOFFS.


HAMLIN, GRIFFITH A. (C-6)

39-57DISTRIBUTED PROCESSORS AND INTELLIGENTWORKSTATIONS AT LOS ALAMOS.

TIC,1983.13P. MN (LA-UR-83-1275)

BUZBEE, BILLY L. (C-DO)SLOCOMB, CHARLES A. (C-8)

39-58DRAFT - A SIMPLE DRAFTING PROGRAMFOR X - Y PLOTS.

LOS ALAMOS,1983.23P. (LA-09733-M)

SNELL, CHARLES M. (X-8)PETER, WILLIAM (X-8)

39-59DUAL SPACES OF DIFFERENTIAL LIEALGEBRAS.

ORDER IN CHAOS, 1982, LOS ALAMOS.PROC. P. 334-37, NORTH HOLLAND, 1983.(003.2/161 OR/2ND/1982)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1982.10P. MN (LA-UR-82-2655)

KUPERSHMIDT, BORIS ABRAM (CNLS)

39-60DUCTILE FRACTURE OF RAPIDLY EXPANDINGRINGS.

J. APPL. MECH.,V.105, P.593-600.1983.

JOHNSON, JAMES N. (T-14)

39-61DYNAMIC ACCELERATION OF NONLINEARITERATIONS.

TIC,1983.13P. MN (LA-UR-83-1201)

HYMAN, JAMES M. (T-7)MANTEUFFEL, THOMAS A. (C-3)

39-62DYNAMIC PARAMETER ARRAY SYSTEM (DPA).

TIC,1983. 6P. MN (LA-UR-83-1396)

ANDERSON, GAIL T. (MP-1)OOTHOUDT, M. A. (MP-1)HARRISON, JAMES F. (MP-1)KOZLOWSKI, THOMAS (MP-10)

39-63EFFICIENT METHODS FOR TIME ABSORPTION(ALPHA) EIGENVALUE CALCULATIONS.

ADVANCES IN REACTOR COMPUTATIONS,1983, SALT LAKE CITY. PROC.,P.724A-36. AMER. NUCLEAR SOCIETY.1983. (621.483/A244RE/1983/V.2)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC.1983.14P. MN (LA-UR-82-3594)


39-64EFFICIENT METHODS FOR TIME ABSORPTION(ALPHA) EIGENVALUE CALCULATIONS.



39-65ELECTRON TRANSPORT IN ONE-DIMENSIONALPLASMAS.

NUCL. TECHNOL./FUSION,V.4, P.426-35.1983.

WIENKE, BRUCE R. (C-3)

39-66EOSPAC - A SUBROUTINE PACKAGE FORACCESSING THE LOS ALAMOS SESAME EOS DATALIBRARY.

LOS ALAMOS,1983. 53P. (LA-09728-M)

CRANFILL, CHARLES W. (X-7)

39-67ERRATUM - NEW SUM RULE FOR PRODUCTS OFBESSEL FUNCTIONS WITH APPLICATION TOPLASMA PHYSICS.

J. MATH. PHYS.,V.24, P.2250.1983.

NEWBERGER, BARRY S (X-8)

39-68ESTIMATING THE DISTRIBUTION OF SPHERICALPARTICLES FROM PLANE SECTIONS - ANOPTIMAL ALGORITHM FOR SOLUTION OF THEABEL INTEGRAL EQUATION.

SIAM J. SCI. STAT. COMPUT..V.4, P.280-90. 1983.

VISSCHER, WILLIAM MAURITS (T-11)GOLDMAN, AARON S. (S-1)

69

39-69EVALUATION OF THE STREAMING MATRIXMETHOD FOR DISCRETE - ORDINATES DUCTSTREAMING CALCULATIONS.

TIC,1983.11P. MN (LA-UR-83-1197)

CLARK, BRADLEY ALLAN (X-6)URBAN, WILLIAM THOMAS (X-6)DUD2IAK, DONALD J. (S-4)

39-70EVENT USER'S MANUAL. A COMPUTER CODEFOR ANALYZING EXPLOSION - INDUCEDGAS - DYNAMIC TRANSIENTS IN FLOWNETWORKS.

LOS ALAMOS,1983. 87P. (LA-09624-M)

TANG, P. K. (Q-6)ANDRAE, RICHARD W. (Q-6)BOLSTAD, JOHN W. (Q-6)GREGORY, WILLIAM S. (Q-6)

39-71EXPERIENCES WITH DISTRIBUTING GRAPHICSOFTWARE BETWEEN PROCESSORS.

TIC.1982. 8P. MN (LA-UR-82-2059)

HAMLIN, GRIFFITH A. (C-6)GEORGE, JAMES E. (C-6)

39-72EXPLICIT SUSPENSIONS OFDIFFEOMORPHISMS - AN INVERSE PROBLEMIN CLASSICAL DYNAMICS.

J. MATH. PHYS.,V.24, P.B23-7.1983.

CHANNELL, PAUL J. (AT-6)

39-73FIRAC - A COMPUTER CODE TO PREDICT FIREACCIDENT EFFECTS IN NUCLEAR FACILITIES.

TIC,1983. 9P. MN (LA-UR-83-1131)

BOLSTAD, JOHN W. (Q-6)KRAUSE, FRITZ R. (Q-6)TANG, P. K. (Q-6)ANDRAE, RICHARD W. (Q-6)MARTIN, RICHARD A. (Q-6)GREGORY, WILLIAM S. (Q-6)

39-74FORTRAN 77 PROGRAM FOR COMPUTINGPERCENTILES OF LARGE DATA SETS.

COMPUT. GEOSCI.,V.9, P.281-95. 1983.

HOWELL, JOANN(S-I)

39-75FROM TURING AND VON NEUMANN TO THEPRESENT.


COOPER, NECIA G. (DIR-O)

39-76FUTURE DIRECTIONS IN LARGE SCALESCIENTIFIC COMPUTING.



39-77GENERAL PURPOSE ADAPTIVE EDGEDETECTOR BASED ON AN EMPIRICAL EDGEMODEL.

TIC,1982.4P. MN (LA-UR-82-1187)

BREEDLOVE, JAMES R. (M-5)CANTONI, VIRGINIO

39-78GENERALIZED SOURCE SAMPLING CONCEPTFOR MCNP AND APPLICATIONS INRADIATION TRANSPORT.

TRANS. AM. NUCL. SOC,V.45, P. 628-9. 1983.

ESTES, GUY P. (X-6)SCHRANDT, ROBERT G. (X-6)

39-79GRAPHIC ARTIST IN COMPUTERLAND.

TIC,1983. 5P. MN (LA-UR-83-0269)

DOLBERG, KATHLEEN U. (H-4)

39-80GRAPHICS.

LOS ALAMOS,1 VIDEOCASSETTE. 1983.(001.64/F935SU/1983/VC/PT.18)

GEORGE, JAMES E. (C-6)

39-81GUIDE TO MAPPER PRESENTATION GRAPHICS.


RUHE, THOMAS

39-82HEAT DIFFUSION WITH TIME - DEPENDENTCONVECTIVE BOUNDARY CONDITIONS.

INT. J. NUMER. METHOD. ENG.,V.19, P.1B71-80.1983.

BECKER, NAOMI (H-8)BIVINS, ROBERT L. (S-2)HSU, Y. C.MURPHY, HUGH D. (G-5)WHITE, ANDREW B. (C-3)WING, G. MILTON (C-3)

39-83HIGH - PERFORMANCE COMPUTING AT LOSALAMOS.

TIC,1983. 8P. MN (LA-UR-83-1226)


39-84HOW TO USE TRIX RED TO FORMAT EQUATIONSFOR REDPP AND OTHER TRICKS.

LOS ALAMOS,1983.94P. (I.A-09792-M)

VAN RIPER, KENNETH A. (X-7)

39-85IMPACT OF VECTOR PROCESSORS ONCOMPUTATIONAL PHYSICS.

TRANS. AM. NUCL. SOC..V.44, P.268-9.1983.

TAGGART, KEITH A. (X-7)

39-86IMPLEMENTATION OF A FULLYRECONFIGURABLEMULTIMICROPROCESSOR.

TiC.1982. 4P. MN (LA-UR-82-2326)

TRUJILLO, VITO A. (C-5)

39-87INTERCOMPARISON OF THE FINITE DIFFERENCEAND NODAL DISCRETE ORDINATES AND SURFACEFLUX TRANSPORT METHODS FOR A LWR POOLREACTOR BENCHMARK PROBLEM IN X-YGEOMETRY.

ADVANCES IN REACTOR COMPUTATIONS,1983, SALT LAKE CITY. PROC..P.757-81. AMER. NUCLEAR SOCIETY,1983. (621.483/A244RE/1983/V.1)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1983.26P. MN (LA-UR-83-0029)

ODELL, R. DOUGLAS (X-6)STEPANEK, J.WAGNER, M. R.

39-88INTRODUCTION TO MULTIDIMENSIONALCOMBUSTION MODELING WITH THE CONCHASSPRAY COMPUTER PROGRAM.

TIC,1983. 32P. MN (LA-UR-83-0875)

O'ROURKE, PETER J. (T-3)

39-89JAPANESE SUPERCOMPUTER INITIATIVESCHALLENGE AND RESPONSE.

FRONTIERS OF SUPERCOMPUTING,1983, LOS ALAMOS. PROC.,1 VIDEOCASSETTE. 1983.(001.64/F935SU/1983/VC/PT.7)

WORLTON, WILLIAM J. (C-DO)

39-90LAMAP, THE LOS ALAMOS NATIONALLABORATORY MAPPING CODE.

TIC,1982.12P. MN (LA-UR-82-3657)

MC GAVRAN, LAUREN P. (C-3)WHEAT, BILLIE M. (WX-4)

39-91LANGUAGE EXTENSIONS FOR FUTURE COMPUTERARCHITECTURES.


FFfEDERICKSON, PAUL O. (C-3)

39-92LARC - COMPUTER CODES FOR LAGRANGIANANALYSIS OF STRESS GAUGE DATA TO OBTAINDECOMPOSITION RATES THROUGH CORRELATIONTO THERMODYNAMIC VARIABLES.


ANDERSON, ALLAN B. (WX-2)WACKERLE, JERRY D. (M-1)

70

39-93LATTICE STRUCTURE AND REDUCED BASES OFRANDOM VECTORS GENERATED BY LINEARRECURRENCES.

APPLICATIONS OF NUMBER THEORY TONUMERICAL ANALYSIS, S.K. ZAREMBA,ED., P.361-70. ACADEMIC PRESS, 1972.?511/A652NU/1971)

BEYER, WILLIAM A. (T-7)

39-94LIMITED ANGLE CT RECONSTRUCTION USINGA PRIORI INFORMATION.

INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON MEDICALIMAGING AND IMAGE INTERPRETATION, 1ST1982. PROC P.527-33. IEEE, 1982.ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1982. 8P. MN (LA-UR-82-2417)

HANSON, KENNETH M. (M-5)

39-95LINKED STATE MACHINES.


KNUDSEN, HAROLD K. (C-5)

39-96LOS ALAMOS NATIONAL LABORATORYCOMPUTER BENCHMARKING 1982.


MARTIN, JOANNE L. (C-3)

39-97MAPPING METHOD FOR GENERATING THREE DI-MENSIONAL MESHES - PAST AND PRESENT.

COMPUT. MECH. ENG.,V.1.P.67-72.1982.ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1982. 9P. MN (LA-UR-82-1000)

COOK, WILLIAM A. (WX-4)OAKES, WILLIAM R., JR. (WX-3)

39-98MCNP (VERSION 3) A CODE FOR MONTE CARLONEUTRON PHOTON TRANSPORT.

ADVANCES IN REACTOR COMPUTATIONS,1983, SALT LAKE CITY. PROC.,P.270-1. AMER. NUCLEAR SOCIETY,1983. (621.483/A244RE/1983/V.1)

THOMPSON, WILLIAM L. (X-6)

39-99METHOD FOR ENFORCING THE SOLENOIDALCONDITION ON MAGNETIC FIELD INNUMERICAL CALCULATIONS.

J. COMPUT. PHYS.,V.52, P.592-6.1983.

RAMSHAW, JOHN D. (T-3)

39-100METHOD TO DETERMINE THE NUMBER OFCONSTANTS OF THE MOTION FORMULTIDIMENSIONAL SYSTEMS.

J. PHYS. CHEM.,V.87, P.3038-42.1983.

STINE, JAMES R.(M-I)NOLD, D. W.

39-101METHODOLOGY FOR MINIMIZING MAINTENANCECOSTS.

TIC,1983. 27P MN (LA-UR-82-2928)

BRICE, LINDA (ADP-2)CONNELL, JOHN L. (ADP-2)

39-102MODELING THE BEHAVIOR OF THE COMPUTER AS-SISTED INSTRUCTION USER.

TIC,1983. 8P. MN (LA-UR-82-3473)

STODDARD, MARY L. (C-10)

39-103MOMENTUM CONTROL VOLUMES FOR FINITEDIFFERENCE CODES.

TIC,1983.12P. MN (LA-UR-83-0524)

MARGOLIN, LEONARD G. (ESS-5)NICHOLS, BILL D. (ESS-5)

39-104MULTIGRID METHOD FOR SOLVING THETWO - DIMENSIONAL MULTIGROUP DIFFUSIONEQUATION.


ALCOUFFE, RAYMOND E. (X-6)

39-105MULTIGRID SEMI - IMPLICIT HYDRODYNAMICSREVISITED.

TIC,1983. 22P. MN (LA-UR-83-1362)

DENDY, JOEL E., JR. (T-7)

39-106MULTIPLE SCATTERING ANALYSIS OF LASERBEAM PROPAGATION IN THE ATMOSPHEREAND THROUGH OBSCURANTS.


ZARDECKI, ANDREW (T-DO)GERSTL, S. A. W. (T-DOT)

39-107NONCANONICAL HAMILTONIAN FORMULATIONOF IDEAL MAGNETOHYDRODYNAMICS.

ORDER IN CHAOS, 1982. LOS ALAMOS.PROC. P. 330-33, NORTH HOLLAND, 1983.(003.2/161 OR/2ND/1982)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1982.10P. MN (LA-UR-82-2654)

HOLM, DARRYL D. (CNLS)KUPERSHMIDT, BORIS ABRAM (CNLS)

39-108NUMERICAL EXPERIMENTS WITH CONCHASSPRAY - COMPRESSION STROKE OF ANEXTERNAL - CHAMBER DIESEL ENGINE.


CLOUTMAN, LAWRENCE D. (T-3)

39-109NUMERICAL METHODS FOR NONLINEARDIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS.

LOS ALAMOS CONFERENCE ON NONLINEARPROBLEMS, 1ST, 1981. PROC., P.91-107.NORTH-HOLLAND, 1982.(530.15/L879NO/1ST/1981)


39-110NUMERICAL SEARCH FOR A PHI4 BREATHERMODE.

SIAM J. APPL. MATH.,V.43, P.120-40.1983

WINGATE, CHARLES A.

39-111ON COMBINING DATA FOR ESTIMATING THEFREQUENCY OF LOW-PROBABILITY EVENTSWITH APPLICATION TO SODIUM VALVEFAILURE RATES.

NUCL.SCI. ENG.,V.83, P.267-60.1983.

MARTZ, HARRY F., JR. (S-1)BRYSON, MAURICE C. (S-1)

39-112ON NUMERICAL SOLUTIONS OF TRANSPORTPROBLEMS IN THE DIFFUSION LIMIT.

NUCL. SCI. ENG.,V.83, P.90-9.1983.


39-113ONEDANT - A CODE PACKAGE FORONE-DIMENSIONAL, DIFFUSION-ACCELERATED.NEUTRAL-PARTICLE TRANSPORT.

ADVANCES IN REACTOR COMPUTATIONS,1983, SALT LAKE CITY. PROC.,P.203-5. AMER. NUCLEAR SOCIETY.1983. (621.483/A244RE/1983/V.1)

ODELL, R. DOUGLAS (X-6)BRINKLEY, F. W.. JR. (T-1)MARR.DUANER.(T-I)

39-114OPERATION MANUAL - MINI-SEGMENTED GAMMASCANNER.

LOS ALAMOS,1983. 41 P. (LA-09350-M)

JOHNSON, KENDAHL J. (CTR-4)

39-115ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL EQUATION SOLVERS.


SUTHERLAND, C. DEXTER (ESS-7)

39-116OUTLIER ... S

TECHNOMETRICS,V.25, P. 119-45.1983.

BECKMAN, RICHARD J. (S-1)COOK, R.DENNIS (S-1)

71

39-117OVERVIEW OF COMPUTING AT LOS ALAMOS.

FRONTIERS OF SUPERCOMPUTING.1983, LOS ALAMOS. PROC2 VIDEOCASSETTES. 1983.(001.64/F935SU/1983/VC/PT.14 & PT.15)


39-118PDP 11/34 - BASED REMOTE TERMINALEMULATION SYSTEM.

TIC,1982 4P. MN (LA-UR-82-3374)

MARTINEZ, RONALD G. (C-3)LUBECK, OLAFM.(C-3)

39-119PERFORMANCE MODELING IN THE DESIGNPROCESS.

TIC,1982.11 P. MN(LA-UR-82-1819)

ALEXANDER, WILLIAM (C-8)BRICE, RICHARD STELL (C-8)

39-120PERFORMANCE RESULTS FOR THE NEWRSX-11MQ SYSTEM.

TIC,1983. 6P. MN (LA-UR-83-1387)

KOZLOWSKI, THOMAS (MP-10)AMANN, JAMES F. (MP-10)ANDERSON. GAILT. (MP-1)FLOYD, RICHARD A. (MP-13)HARRISON, JAMES F. (MP-1)OOTHOUDT, M. A. (MP-1)

39-121PLASMA SIMULATION AND FUSIONCALCULATION.

TIC,1983. 8P. MN (LA-UR-83-1633)

BUZBEE, BILLY L. (C-DO)

39-122PREDICTING LOW - PROBABILITY/HIGH CONSE-QUENCE EVENTS.

TIC,1982. 38P. MN (LA-UR-82-1668)

MARTZ, HARRY F., JR. (S-1)BRYSON, MAURICE C. (S-1)

39-123PRIORI LOCAL GRID REFINEMENT IN THEMULTIGRID METHOD.

TIC,1983.14P. MN (LA-UR-83-0023)

DENDY, JOEL E., JR. (T-7)

39-124PROBABILISTIC PLANNING AND BUDGETINGFOR R AND D PROGRAMS INVOLVINGACTIVITIES OF HIGH UNCERTAINTY.


NUNZ. GREGORY J. (ESS-DOT)

39-125PROGRAMMABLE CALCULATOR STRESS ANALY-

SIS.TIC,1983. 23P. MN (LA-UR-83-0147)

VAN GULICK, LEONARD A. (WX-11)

39-126Q MEMORY RESIDENT HISTOGRAMMING SYSTEM.

TIC,1983. 5P. MN (LA-UR-83-1370)

OOTHOUDT, M. A. (MP-1)AMANN, JAMES F. (MP-10)FLO YD, RICH ARD A. (MP-13)HARRISON, JAMES F. (MP-1)KOZLOWSKI, THOMAS (MP-10)

39-127QUANTITATIVE COMPARISON OFDNA SEQUENCES.


BEYER, WILLIAM A. (T-7)BURKS, CHRISTIAN (T-10)GOAD, WALTER B., JR. (T-10)

39-128QUANTUM - CLASSICAL CORRESPONDENCEFOR THE FOURIER SPECTRUM OF ATRAJECTORY.

ORDER IN CHAOS, 1982, LOS ALAMOS.PROC. P. 356-361, NORTH HOLLAND, 1983(003.2/I61OR/2ND/1982)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1982.18P. MN (LA-UR-82-2705)

HELLER, ERIC J.(T-12)

39-129RADFLO - A USERS MANUAL.

LOS ALAMOS,1983.158P.(LA-09245-M)

HORAK, HENRY G. (ESS-7)KODIS, JOHN W. (ESS-5)

39-130RECENTLY DEVELOPED METHODS IN NEUTRALPARTICLE TRANSPORT CALCULATIONS OVER-VIEW.

TiC,1982. 25P. MN (LA-UR-82-1071)

ALCOUFFE, RAYMOND E. (T-1)

39-131RENORMALIZATION GROUP hYPOTHESIS FORCRITICAL PHENOMENA THEORY.

J. MATH. PHYS.,V.24, P.143-7.1983.

BAKER, GEORGE A., JR. (T-11)

39-132SELF-ADJUSTING GRID METHODS FOR ONE DI-MENSIONAL HYPERBOLIC CONSERVATIONLAWS.

LOS ALAMOS,1982.53P. (LA-09105)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:J. COMPUT. PHYS.,V.50, P.235-68. 1983.

HARTEN, AMIHYMAN, JAMES M. (T-7)

39-133SHAPING OF CURRENT PULSES BY ATRANSMISSION LINE.


SUYDAM, BERGEN R. (T-7)

39-134SIMMER-II.

ADVANCES IN REACTOR COMPUTATIONS,1983, SALT LAKE CITY. PROC..P.195-6. AMER. NUCLEAR SOCIETY,1983. (621.483/A244RE/1983/V.1)

SMITH, LARON L. (Q-7)

39-135SINGULAR PERTURBATION APPROACH TO FLAMITHEORY WITH CHAIN AND COMPETINGREACTIONS.

TIC,1982.26P. MN (LA-UR-82-2S76)

FIFE, PAUL C.NICOLAENKO, BASIL (T-7/CNLS)

39-136SLIDELINE VERIFICATION FOR MULTILAYERPRESSURE VESSEL AND PIPING ANALYSIS.

TIC,1983. 26P. MN (LA-UR-83-0148)

VAN GULICK, LEONARD A. (WX-11)

39-137SOFTWARE DESIGN FOR THE TRITIUMSYSTEM TEST ASSEMBLY.

TIC,1983. 7P. MN (LA-UR-83-0943)

CLABORN. GARNETT W. (E-8)HEAPHY, ROBERT T.LEWIS, PAUL S. (E-8)MANN, I AWRYW.(CTR-IO)NIELSON, CLAIH W. (CTR-10)

39-138STATISTICAL CHARACTERIZATION OFNUCLEIC ACID SEQUENCE FUNCTIONALDOMAINS.

NUCLEIC ACIDS RES.,V.11.P.2205-19.1983.

SMITH, TEMPLE F.WATERMAN, MICHAELS. (S-1)SADLER, J. R.

39-139STATISTICAL PACKAGES AT LOS ALAMOS.


BEMENT, THOMAS R. (S-1)

39-140STREAMING MATRIX HYBRID METHOD FORDISCRETE - OR JINATES CALCULATIONS.

ADVANCES IN REACTOR COMPUTATIONS,1983, SALT LAKE CITY. PROC.,P.135-50. AMER. NUCLEAR SOCIETY,1983. (621.483/A244RE/1983/V. 1)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1983. 17P. MN (LA-UR-82-3602)

CLARK, BRADLEY ALLAN (T-1)

39-141STRUCTURED DESIGN OF PHYSICS PRODUCTIONCODES.



72

39-142SUPER PROBLEMS FOR SUPERCOMPUTERS.

FRONTIERS OF SUPERCOMPUTING.1983, LOS ALAMOS. PROC,1 VIDEOCASSETTE. 1983.(001.64/F935SU/1983/VC/PT.22)

HARLOW, FRANCIS H. (T-3)

39-143SUPERCOMPUTERS - THE NEXT GENERATION.


WORLTON. JACK (C-4)

39-144SUPRATHERMAL ELECTRON ENERGYDEPOSITION IN PLASMAS WITH THEFOKKER - PLANCK METHOD.

J. COMPUT. PHYS.,V.51.P.208-25. 1983.

WIENKE, BRUCE R. (C-3)

39-145SYSTEMS, SOFTWARE, AND LARGE CODEDEVELOPMENT.


NORTON, JOHN L. (C-5)

39-146TEMPERATURE CORRECTED PHOTON-MAX-WELLIANELECTRON CROSS SECTIONS FOR RADIATIONTRANSPORT.


WIENKE, BRUCE R. (C-3)LATHROP, BRAXTON L. (C-3)

39-147THIRD MONTE CARLO SAMPLER (A REVISIONAND EXTENSION OF SAMPLERS I AND II).


EVERETT, CORNELIUS J. (X-6)CASHWELL, EDMOND D. (X-6)

39-148TLC SCHEME FOR NUMERICAL SOLUTION OFTHE TRANSPORT EQUATION ON EQUILATERALTRIANGULAR MESHES.

ADVANCES IN REACTOR COMPUTATIONS,1983, SALT LAKE CITY. PROC.,P.151-65. AMER. NUCLEAR SOCIETY,1983. (621.483/A244RE/1983/V.1)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1983. 16P. MN (LA-UR-82-3671)

WALTERS, WALLACE F. (X-6)

39-149TRAVELING WAVE SOLUTIONS TO REACTIONDIFFUSION SYSTEMS MODELING COMBUSTION.

TIC,1982.29P. MN (LA-UR-82-2832)

BERESTYCKI, HENRI (CNLS)NICOLAENKO, BASIL (T-7/CNLS)SCHEURER, BRUNO (CNLS)

39-150TRUNCATED NAVIER - STOKES EQUATIONSON A TWO - DIMENSIONAL TORUS.

COUPLED NONLINEAR OSCILLATORS,1981, LOS ALAMOS, PROC., P. 21-9.NORTH-HOLLAND, 1983.(515.35/C857NO/1981)

FRANCESCHINI, VALTER

39-151TVENT1 -A COMPUTER CODE FOR ANALYZINGTORNADO - INDUCED FLOW IN VENTILATIONSYSTEMS.


ANDRAE. RICHARD W. (Q-6)TANG, P. K. (Q-6)GREGORY, WILLIAM S. (Q-6)

39-152TWO - DIMENSIONAL MODELING OFMULTIPLY SCATTERED LASER RADIATIONIN OPTICALLY DENSE AEROSOLS.

TIC,1982.14P. MN(LA-UR-82-2791)

ZARDECKI, ANDREW (T-DO)GERSTL, S. A. W. (T-DOT)EMBURY, JANON F.

39-153TWO - DIMENSIONAL SPATIAL DISCRETIZATIONMETHODS ON A LAGRANGIAN MESH.

TIC,1982. 21P. MN (LA-UR-82-1055)

HILL, THOMAS R. (T-1)PATERNOSTER, RICHARD R. (X-7)

39-154TWO PARALLEL FORMULATIONS OF PARTICLE IN -CELL MODELS. >

TIC,1982.10P. MN (LA-UR-83-0413)


39-155U - THE UNIVERSAL UTILITY CONTROLLER.LOS ALAMOS,

1983. 33P. (LA-09701-M)SNELL, CHARLES M. (X-8)

39-156UNCONDITIONALLY STABLE DIFFUSION AC-CELERATION OF THE TRANSPORTEQUATION.

TIC,1982. 22P. MN (LA-UR-82-0971)


39-157USE OF A COMMERCIAL DATA BASEMANAGEMENT SYSTEM IN THE LAMPFCONTROL SYSTEM.

PARTICLE ACCELERATOR CONF., 1983,SANTA FE. PROC. IN — IEEE TRANS.ON NUCL. SCI., V.NS-30.P.2302-4.1983.

BROWN, STANLEY K. (MP-1)

39-158USE OF A DIGITAL OPTICAL STORAGE SYSTEM.

OPTICAL DATA STORAGE, 1963,INCLINE VILLAGE, NEVADA. PROC.,P. 55-8. SPIE, 1983.(621.3B1/062DA/1983)

COLLINS, MAURICE W. (C-8)

39-159USING RENORMALIZATION-GROUP IDEAS INMONTE CARLO SAMPLING.

PHYS. REV. LETT.,V.51.P.2175-8.1983.

SCHMIDT, KEVIN E. (T-5)

39-160VAXMATH - A MATHEMATICAL SOFTWARELIBRARY FOR THE VAX.

TIC,1982. 4P. MN (LA-UR-32-3550)

BOLAND, W. ROBERT (C-3)CHOW, JEFF (C-3)FORD, JOSEPHINE R. (C-3)WHITE, ANDREW B. (C-3)

39-161VECTORIZATION OF ALGORITHMS FOR SOLVINGSYSTEMS OF ELLIPTIC DIFFERENCEEQUATIONS.

AMERICAN SOCIETY OF MECHANICALENGINEERS. WINTER MEETING, 1983,BOSTON. PROC., P.81-6. ASME, 1983.


39-162VECTORIZED MONTE CARLO PHOTONTRANSPORT.


BOBROWICZ, FRANK W. (X-7)LYNCH, JOHN E. (X-7)FISHER, KAY J. (X-7)TABOR, JAMES E. (X-5)

39-163VISAR - SOME THINGS YOU SHOULD KNOW.

HIGH SPEED PHOTOGRAPHY, VIDEOGRAPHY,AND PHOTONICS, 1983, SAN DIEGO.PROC., P 144-8. SPIE, 1983.(778.37/H638SP/1983)

HEMSING, WILLARD F. (M-7)

39-164VISAR - 2 1/2 MINUTES FOR DATAREDUCTION.

HIGH SPEED PHOTOGRAPHY, VIDEOGRAPHY,AND PHOTONICS, 1983. SAN DIEGO.PROC., P.199-202. SPIE, 1983.(778.37/H638SP/1983)

HEMSING, WILLARD F. (M-7)

39-165WEIGHT WINDOW - IMPORTANCE GENERATORFOR MONTE CARLO STREAMING PROBLEMS.

TIC,1983.10P. MN(LA-UR-83-1138)

BOOTH, THOMAS E. (X-6)

73

40. NUCLEAR PROPULSION SYSTEMS AND AEROSPACE SAFETY

40-1ECONCEPTUAL DESIGNS FOR 100 MW SPACERADIATORS.

TIC,1982. 35P. MN (LA-UR-82-3279)

PRENGER, F. COYNE, JR. (Q-13)SULLIVAN. J. AL (AP-DO)

40-2FLIGHT SYSTEMS SAFETY PROGRAM,SEPTEMBER 1982.


BRONISZ, STANLEY E. (MST-5)

40-3INITIAL EVALUATION OF MOLYBDENUM RHENIUMALLOY FOR REACTOR HEAT PIPES.

TIC,1983. 8P. MN (LA-UR-83-1328)

MERRIGAN, MICHAEL A. (Q-13)LUNDBERG, LYNN B. (Q-13)

40-4LONG-TERM EXPOSURE OF 238 PLUTONIUMDIOXIDE TO A TERRESTRIAL ENVIRONMENT.

LOS ALAMOS,1983. 50P. (LA-09487-MS, VOL. 2)

PATTERSON, JAMES H.(CHM-1)HEATON, RICHARD C. (CHM-1)HERRERA, BENJIMEN (ENG-4)NELSON, GILBERT B. (CMB-1)STEINKRUGER, FREDERICK J (INC-3)

40-5NEUTRONIC AND THERMAL DESIGNCONSIDERATIONS FOR HEAT PIPEREACTORS.

TIC,1983.10P. MN (LA-UR-83-1331)

RANKEN, WILLIAM A. (Q-13)KOENIG, DANIEL R. (Q-13)

40-6NEW GENERATION OF REACTORS FOR SPACEPOWER.TIC,1982. 52P. MN (LA-UR-82-3315)

BOUDREAU, JAY E. (DAD/NP)BUDEN, DAVID (DAD/NP)

40-7PERFORMANCE DEMONSTRATION OF A HIGHPOWER SPACE REACTOR HEAT PIPE DESIGN.

TIC,1983. 7P. MN (LA-UR-83-1330)

MERRIGAN, MICHAEL A. (Q-13)MARTINEZ, EDWARD (Q-13)KEDDY, EDWARD S. (Q-13)RUNYAN, JAMES E. (Q-13)KEMME, JOSEPH E. (Q-13)

40-8PLUTONIUM RELEASE FROM PRESSED PLUTO-NIUM OXIDE FUEL PELLETS IN AQUATIC ENVIRON-MENTS.


PATTERSON, JAMES H. (CHM-1)STEINKRUGER, FREDERICK J (INC-3)MATLACK, GEORGE M. (CHM-1)KEATON, RICHARD C. (CHM-1)COFFELT, K. P. (CHM-1)HERRERA, BENJIMEN (ENG-4)

40-9SPACE NUCEAR SAFETY PROGRAM, JULY 19B3.



40-10SPACE NUCLEAR POWER AND MANSEXTRATERRESTRIAL CIVILIZATION.

TIC,1983. 24P. MN (LA-UR-83-0449)

ANGELO, JOSEPH A.BUDEN, DAVID (DAD/NP)

40-11SPACE NUCLEAR SAFETY PPROGRAM, NOVEMBER1982.



40-12SPACE NUCLEAR SAFETY PROGRAM,OCTOBER 1982.



40-13SPACE NUCLEAR SAFETY PROGRAM,DECEMBER 1982.



40-14SPACE NUCLEAR SAFETY PROGRAM,JANUARY 1983.



40-15SPACE NUCLEAR SAFETY PROGRAM,FEBURARY1983.



40-16SPACE NUCLEAR SAFETY PROGRAM,MARCH 1983.



40-17SPACE NUCLEAR SAFETY PROGRAM,APRIL 1983.



40-13SPACE NUCLEAR SAFETY PROGRAM,MAY 1983.



40-19SPACE NUCLEAR SAFETY PROGRAM,JUNE 1983.



40-20SPACE REACTOR PRELIMINARY MECHANICALDESIGN.

TIC,1983.9P. MN (LA-UR-83-1329)

MEIER, KARL L. (Q-13)

40-21SPACE REACTORS - PAST, PRESENT ANDFUTURE.

TIC,1983. 9P. MN (LA-UR-83-1210)

BUDEN, DAVID (DAD/NP)ANGELO, JOSEPH A.

40-22SPACE REACTORS, OCTOBER 1981-MARCH 1982.


RANKEN, WILLIAM A. (Q-13)

40-23WEAPONS PROGRAM - OVERVIEW.

LOS ALAMOS SCI.,V.4, NO.7.P.111-3. 1983.

ROBINSON, C. PAUL (NSP)

74

41. NUCLEAR RAW MATERIALS

41-1CALCULATION OF TERRESTRIAL GAMMA - RAYFIELDS IN AIRBORNE RADIOMETRIC SURVEYS.


EVANS, MICHAEL L. (Q-1)

41-2EVALUATION OF INTEGRATED DATA SETS FOUREXAMPLES.

TIC.1982. 21 P. MN (LA-UR-82-0859)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:COMPUT. GEOSCI.,V.9, P.7-15.1983.

BOLIVAR, STEPHEN L. (ESS-2)FREEMAN, SUSAN B. (ESS-2)WEAVER, THOMAS A. (ESS-2)

41-3GEOCHEMICAL PROVENANCE OF ANOMALOUSMETAL CONCENTRATIONS IN STREAM SEDIMENTSINTHEASHTON 1 250,000 QUADRANGLE,IDAHO/MONTANA/WYOMING.

TIC,1982. 25P. MN (LA-UR-82-2279)

SHANNON, SPENCER S., JR. (ESS-1)

41-4RESOURCE CHARACTERIZATION FOR URANIUMMINERALIZATION IN THE MONTROSE1 DEGREE BY 2 DEGREES QUADRANGLE,COLORADO.

URANIUM SEMINAR, 5TH, 1981.ALBUQUERQUE. PROC, P.37-48.SMEOFAIME, 1981.(622.184/U72SE/5TH/1981)

BOLIVAR, STEPHEN L. (G-4)BALOG, SUSAN HOPE (G-4)WEAVER, THOMAS A. (G-4)

41-5RUBIDIUM STRONTIUM GEOCHRONOLOGICINVESTIGATION OF PRECAMBRIAN SAMPLESFROM DEEP GEOTHERMAL DRILL HOLES,FENTON HILL, NEW MEXICO.

J. VOLCANOL. GEOTHERM. RES.,V.15, P.43-58.1983.

BROOKINS, D. G.LAUGHLIN, A. WILLIAM (ESS-2)

41-6URANIUM HYDROGEOCHEMICAL AND STREAMSEDIMENT RECONNAISSANCE OF THE GALLUPNTMS QUADRANGLE, NEW MEXICO/ARIZONA.INCLUDING CONCENTRATIONS OF FORTY-TWOADDITIONAL ELEMENTS.


MAASSEN, LARRY W. (ESS-1)LADELFE, CAROL M. (ESS-3)

75

42. NUCLEAR WASTE MANAGEMENT

42-1ALTERNATIVES TO SHALLOW LAND BURIAL.

TIC,1982.14P. MN (LA-UR-82-2532)

BURTON, BARRY W. (LS-6)

42-2ANALYSIS OF EXPERT OPINION ON URANIUMMILL TAILINGS REMEDIAL ACTION PROJECT(UMTRAP) ALTERNATIVES - A DECISIONSUPPORT SYSTEM PILOT STUDY.

LOS ALAMOS.1983. 35P. (LA-09532-UMT)

THODE, EDWARD F.

42-3ASPECTS OF POTENTIAL MAGMATIC DISRUPTIONOF A HIGH-LEVEL RADIOACTIVE WASTEREPOSITORY IN SOUTHERN NEVADA.

J. GEOL.,V.91, P.259-76. 1983.

CROWE, BRUCE M. (INC-7)SELF, S.VANIMAN, DAVID T. (ESS-1)AMOS, R. C.PERRY, FRANK V. (ESS-1)

42-4BIOLOGICAL INTRUSION BARRIERS FOR LARGEVOLUME WASTE DISPOSAL SITES.

TIC.1982. 22P. MN (LA-UR-82-2971)

HAKONSON, THOMAS E. (LS-6)CLINE, J.F.RICKARD, W. H.

42-5COMMERCIAL INCINERATION DEMONSTRATION.

TIC,1982.13P. MN (LA-UR-82-2708)

VAVRUSKA, JOHN S. (H-7)BORDUIN, LEON C. (H-7)

42-6CONTROLLED AIR INCINERATOR FORRADIOACTIVE WASTE. VOLUME 1. RATIONALE,PROCESS, EQUIPMENT, PERFORMANCE, ANDRECOMMENDATIONS.

TIC,

1982. 43P. MN (LA-UR-82-2282, V.1)NEULS, ALLEN S. (H-7)DRAPER, WILEY E. (H-7)KOENIG, RALPH A., JR. (HSE-7)NEWMYER, JOHN M. (H-7)WARNER, CHARLES L. (HSE-7)

42-7DECOMMISSIONING OF A TRITIUMCONTAMINATED LABORATORY.

TIC,1982.14P. MN (LA-UR-82-2323)

HARPER, JOHNNY R. (H-1)GARDE, RAYMOND (H-1)

42-8DETAILED PETROGRAPHIC DESCRIPTIONS ANDMICROPROBE DATA FOR DRILL HOLES USW-G2AND UE25B-1H, YUCCA MOUNTAIN, NEVADA.


BROXTON, DAVID E. (ESS-2)VANIMAN, DAVID T. (ESS-1)CAPORUSCIO, FLORIE A. (ESS-1)ARNEY. BARBARA H. (ESS-1)HEIKEN, GRANT H. (ESS-1)

42-9EVALUATION OF AN AUTOMATED ASSAYSYSTEM TO MEASURE SOIL RADIONUCLIDESBY L X - RAY AND GAMMA - RAYSPECTROMETRY.

SOIL SCI. SOC. AM. PROCV.47, P.486-90.1983.

NYHAN, JOHN W. (LS-6)DRENNON, BARRY J. (LS-6)CROWELL, JOHN M. (H-4)

42-10EVALUATION OF ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROLTECHNOLOGIES FOR COMMERCIAL URANIUMNUCLEAR FUEL FABRICATION FACILITES.

LOS ALAMOS,1983. 58P. (LA-0939S-MS)

PERKINS, BETTY A. (LS-6)

42-11EVALUATION OF GEOCHEMICAL PROPERTIESUSED IN AREA-TO-LOCATION SCREENING FORA NUCLEAR WASTE REPOSITORY AT THE NEVADATEST SITE.


PURSON, JOHN D. (G-9)

42-12EXPERIMENTS TO DETERMINE THE MIGRATIONPOTENTIAL FOR WATER AND CONTAMINANTS INSHALLOW LAND-BURIAL FACILITIES - DESIGN,EMPLACEMENT, AND PRELIMINARY RESULTS.

TIC,1982. 8P. MN (LA-UR-82-0376)

DE POORTER, GERALD L. (LS-6)ABEELE, WILLY V. (LS-6)BURTON, BARRY W. (H-12)

42-13FUSION OF ACID OXIDES FOR POTENTIALLYRADIATION - RESISTANT WASTE FORMS.

NUCL.TECHNOL,V.60, P.253-5.1983.

HERRICK, CLAUDE C. (CMB-8)PENNEMAN, ROBERTA. (CNC-4)

42-14INFLUENCE OF PARTICLE SORTING INTRANSPORT OF SEDIMENT ASSOCIATEDCONTAMINANTS.

TIC,1982. 16P. MN (LA-UR-82-0377)

LANE, LEONARD J. (LS-6)HAKONSON, THOMAS E. (LS-6)

42-15LABORATORY AND FIELD STUDIES RELATED TOTHE RADIONUCLIDE MIGRATION PROJECT OCTO-BER 1.1981 - SEPTEMBER 30,1982.


DANIELS, WILLIAM R. (INC-11)

42-16LOS ALAMOS CONTROLLED AIR INCINERATORFOR RADIOACTIVE WASTE, VOLUME II.ENGINEERING DESIGN REFERENCE MANUAL.

TIC,1982.141P. MN (LA-UR-82-2282)

KOENIG, RALPH A.. JR. (H-7)DRAPER, WILEY E. (H-7)NEWMYER, JOHN M. (H-7)WARNER, CHARLES L. (H-7)

42-17LOS ALAMOS DP WEST PLUTONIUM FACILITYDECONTAMINATION PROJECT.

TIC.1982. 14P. MN (LA-UR-82-2372)

GARDE, RAYMOND (H-7)COX, EARL J. (H-1)VALENTINE, ALLEN M. (H-1)

42-18MEASUREMENT OF RADIOACTIVE CONTAMINATEDWASTES.

TIC,1933.13P. MN (LA-UR-83-0307)

CALDWELL, JOHN T. (Q-2)CLOSE, DONALD A. (H-4)CRANE, T. W. (Q-1)KUCKERTZ, THOMAS H. (E-8)KUNZ, WALTER E. (Q-2)MORGADO, RICHARD E. (Q-2)PRATT, JOHN C. (Q-2)SHUNK, EDWARD R. (Q-2)UMBARGER, C. JOHN (H-4)FRANKS, L. A.KOCIMSKI, S. M.

42-19METHODOLOGY FOR DETERMINING TIMEDEPENDENT MECHANICAL PROPERTIES OF TUFFSUBJECTED TO NEAR-FIELD REPOSITORYCONDITIONS.


BLACIC, JAMES D. (ESS-3)ANDERSEN, R.J.(£SS-3)

76

42-20MYTH OF NUCLEAR EXPLOSIONS AT WASTEDISPOSAL SITES.


STRATTON. WILLIAM R. (ITO)

42-21NOVEL EXPERIMENTS FOR UNDERSTANDINGTHE SHALLOW - LAND BURIAL OF LOW LEVELRADIOACTIVE WASTES.

TIC,1982. 6P. MN (LA-UR-82-1078)

DE POORTER, GERALD L. (LS-6)ABEELE. WILLY V. (LS-6)HAKONSON, THOMAS E. (LS-6)BURTON, BARRY W. (LS-6)PERKINS, PETTY A. (LS-6)

42-22RADIOLOGICAL HAZARDS OF WASTECONTAINING ALPHA-EMITTINGRADIONUCUDES.

NUCL. CHEM. WASTE MANAGE.,V.4, P.95-101.1983.ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1982.31 P. MN (LA-UR-82-3001)

RODGERS, JOHN C. (LS-6)

42-23RADIOLOGICAL SURVEY FOLLOWINGDECONTAMINATION ACTIVITIES NEARTHE TA-45 SITE.


GUNDERSON, THOMAS C. (H-8)BUHL, THOMAS E. (H-8)ROMERO, RICHARD (H-8)SALAZAR, JOHN (H-8)

42-24RADIOLYTIC EFFECTS ON ION EXCHANGERSDURING THE STORAGE OF RADIOACTIVEWASTES.

TIC,1982. 8P. MN (LA-UR-82-2281)

PILLAY, K. K. S. (Q-4)PALAU, G. E.

42-25REACTION-PATH CALCULATIONS OFGROUNDWATER CHEMISTRY AND MINERALFORMATION AT RAINIER MESA. NEVADA.


KERRISK, JERRY F. (WX-4)

42-26REMEDIAL ACTION TECHNOLOGY - ARID.

TIC,1982.19P. MN (LA-UR-82-2534)

HAKONSON, THOMAS E. (LS-6)DE POORTER, GERALD L. (LS-6)NYHAN, JOHN W. (LS-6)PERKINS, BETTY A. (LS-6)LANE, LEONARD J. (LS-6)

42-27RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT RELATED TO THENEVADA NUCLEAR WASTE STORAGEINVESTIGATIONS, JULY 1-SEPTEMBER 30,1982.


DANIELS, WILLIAM R. (INC-11)ERDAL, BRUCE R. (INC-7)VANIMAN, DAVID T. (ESS-1)

42-28RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT RELATED TO THENEVADA NUCLEAR WASTE STORAGEINVESTIGATIONS, JANUARY 1 - MARCH 31,1983.


WOLFSBERG, KURT (INC-7)VANIMAN, DAVID T. (ESS-1)OGARD, ALLEN E. (INC-7)

42-29RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT RELATED TO THENEVADA NUCLEAR WASTE STORAGEINVESTIGATIONS, APRIL 1 - JUNE 30, 1983.


OGARD, ALLEN E. (INC-7)WOLFSBERG, KURT (INC-7)VANIMAN, DAVID T. (ESS-1)

42-30RESEARCH ON THE CHARACTERIZATION ANDCONDITIONING OF URANIUM MILL TAILINGS I.CHARACTERIZATION AND LEACHINGBEHAVIOR OF URANIUM MILL TAILINGS.

LOS ALAMOS,1983.136P. (LA-09660-UMT, V. I)

DREESEN, DAVID R. (LS-6)BUNKER, MERLE E. (INC-5)COKAL, EDWARD J. (LS-6)DENTON, MICHAEL M. (INC-5)STARNER, JOHN VV. (INC-5)THODE, EDWARD F.WANGEN, LAWRENCE E. (LS-6)WILLIAMS, JOEL M. (LS-6)

42-31RESEARCH ON THE CHARACTERIZATION ANDCONDITIONING OF URANIUM MILL TAIJNGS II.THERMAL STABILIZATION OF URANIUMMILL TAILINGS - TECHNICAL AND ECONOMICEVALUATION.

LOS ALAMOS,1983. 62P. (LA-09660-UMT, V. II)

DREESEN, DAVID R. (LS-6)COKAL, EDWARD J. (LS-6)THODE, EDWARD F.WANGEN, LAWRENCE E. (LS-6)WILLIAMS, JOEL M. (LS-6)

42-32RESEARCH ON THE CHARACTERIZATION ANDCONDITIONING OF URANIUM MILL TAILINGS III.SUMMARY OF URANIUM MILL TAILINGSCONDITIONING RESEARCH AND IMPLICATIONSREGARDING REMEDIAL ACTIONS.

LOS ALAMOS,1983. 7P. (LA-09660-UMT, V. Ill)

DREESEN, DAVID R. (LS-6)COKAL, EDWARD J. Jl.S-6)THODE, EDWARD F.WILLIAMS, JOEL M. (LS-6)

42-33REVIEW OF A FIELD STUDY OF RADIONUCLIDEMIGRATION FROM AN UNDERGROUND NUCLEAREXPLOSION AT THE NEVADA TEST SITE

TIC,1983.17P. MN (LA-UR-83-0493)

HOFFMAN. DARLEANE C. (INC-DO)DANIELS, WILLIAM R. (INC-11)THOMPSON, JOE L. (CNC-11)RUNDBERG, ROBERT S. (INC-11)FRASER, SUSAN L. (INC-DO)WOLFS3ERG, KURT (INC-7)DANIELS, KATHRYN S. (INC-7)

42-34REVISED VOLCANIC STRATIGRAPHY OF DRILLHOLE J -13, FORTYMILE WASH, NEVADA,BASED ON PETROGRAPHIC MODES ANDCHEMISTRY OF PHENOCRYSTS.


BYERS, FRANK M. (ESS-1)WARREN, RICHARD G. (ESS-2)

42-35RISK ANALYSES FOR SHALLOW LAND BURIALAND GREATER CONFINEMENT OF ALPHA CON-TAMINATED WASTES,

NUCL. CHEM. WASTE MANAGE.,V.4, P.81-94. 1983.

HANSEN. WAYNE R. (H-8)RODGERS, JOHN C. (LS-6)

42-36SENTINEL GAP BASALT REACTED IN ATEMPERATURE GRADIENT.

TIC,1982. 31 P. MN (LA-UR-82-1848)

CHARLES, ROBERT W. (CNC-7)BAYHURST, GREGORY K. (CNC-7)

42-37SENTINEL GAP BASALT REACTED IN ATEMPERATURE GRADIENT.

LOS ALAMOS,1983.30P. (LA-09481-MR)

CHARLES, ROBERT Vk. (CNC-7)BAYHURST. GREGORY K. (CNC-7)

42-38SHALLOW LAND BURIAL TECHNOLOGYDEVELOPMENT - ARID.

TIC,1982. 28P. MN (LA-UR-82-2535)

DE POORTER. GERALD L. (LS-6)ABEELE, WILLY V. (LS-6)3URTON, BARRY W. (LS-6)HAKONSON, THOMAS E. (LS-6)PERKINS, BETTY A. (LS-6)

77

42-39SOME GEOCHEMICAL CONSIDERATIONS FOR APOTENTIAL REPOSITORY SITE IN TUFF ATYUCCA MOUNTAIN.

TIC,1962.21P. MN (LA-UR-83-1304)

ERDAL, BRUCE R. (INC-DO)BISH, DAVID L. (ESS-2)CROWE, BRUCE M (INC-7)DANIELS, WILLIAM R. (INC-11)OGARD, ALLEN E. (INC-7)RUNDBERG, ROBERT S. (INC-11)VANIMAN, DAVID T. (ESS-1)WOLFSBERG, KURT (INC-7)

42-40SOME INTERACTIVE FACTORS AFFECTINGTRENCH COVER INTEGRITY ON LOW - LEVELWASTE SITES.

TIC.1982.18P. MN LA-UR-82-1692)

HAKONSON, THOMAS E. (LS-6)LANE, LEONARD J. (LS-6)STEGER, JAMES G (LS-6)DE POORTER, GERALD L. (LS-6)

42-41STATUS OF VOLCANIC HAZARD STUDIES FORTHE NEVADA NUCLEAR WASTE STORAGEINVESTIGATIONS.


CROWE, BRUCE M. (INC-7)VANIMAN, DAVID T. (ESS-1)CARR, WILFRED J.

42-42STUDIES OF TRANSPORT OF WASTERADIONUCLIDES THROUGH SOIL AT THE MAXEYFLATS, KENTUCKY, WASTE-BURIAL SITE.


FOWLER, ERIC B. (LS-6)•POLZER, WILFRED L. (LS-6)ESSINGTON, EDWARD H. (LS-6)

42-43SUMMARY REPORT ON THE GEOCHEMISTRY OFYUCCA MOUNTAIN AND ENVIRONS.

LOS ALAMOS,1982. 364P. (LA-09328-MS)

DANIELS, WILLIAM R. (INC-11)WOLFSBERG, KURT (INC-7)RUNDBERG, ROBERT S. (INC-11)OGARD. ALLEN E. (INC-7)KERRISK, JERRY F. (WX-4)DUFFY, CLARENCE J. (INC-11)NEWTON, THOMAS W. (INC-2)THOMPSON, JOSEPH L.BAYHURST, BARBARA P. (CNC-11)BISH, DAVID L. (ESS-2)BLACIC, JAMES D. (ESS-3)CROWE. BRUCE M. (INC-7)ERDAL, BRUCE R. (INC-DO)GRIFFITH, J. F.KNIGHT, S. D. (INC-11)LAWRENCE, FRANCINE O. (CNC-11)RUNDBERG. VIRGINIA L. (INC-11)SYKES, M. L. (G-6)THOMPSON, G. M.TRAVIS, BRYAN J. (ESS-5)TREHER, ELIZABETH N. (INC-7)VIDALE, ROSEMARY J. (INC-7)WALTER, G. R.AGUILAR, RUBEN D. (CNC-11)CISNEROS, M. R. (INC-11)MAESTAS, SIXTO (INC-11)MITCHELL, ALAN J. (INC-11)OLIVER, PETRITA Q. (INC-11)RAYBOLD, NANCY A. (INC-7)WANEK, PATSY L. (INC-7)

42-44SURFACE RECONNAISSANCE THROUGH 1980 FORRADIOACTIVITY AT RADIOACTIVE WASTEDISPOSAL AREA G AT THE LOS ALAMOSNATIONAL LABORATORY.


MAYFIELD, DONALD L. (H-8)HANSEN, WAYNE R. (H-8)

42-45TECHNICAL SUPPORT NON - SLB(GCDF).

TIC.1982.15P. MN (LA-UR-82-2533)

DE POORTER. GERALD L. (LS-6)BURTON, BARRY W. (LS-6)

42-46TRU WASTE ASSAY INSTRUMENTATION ANDAPPLICATION IN NUCLEAR FACILITYDECOMMISSIONING.

TIC,1982.12P. MN (LA-UR-82-1062)

UMBARGER, C. JOHN (H-4)

4.. 47URANIUM MILL TAILINGS CONDITIONINGTECHNOLOGY.

INTL. SYMP. ON MANAGEMENT OF WASTESFROM URANIUM MINING AND MILLING,1982, ALBUQUERQUE. PROC, P.311-24.IAEA, 1932. (363.728/161 MA/1982)

DREESEN, DAVID R. (LS-6)COKAL, EDWARD J. (L3-6)WANGEN, LAWRENCE E. (LS-6)WILLIAMS, JOEL M. (LS-6)O'BRIEN, P. D.THODE, EDWARD F.

42-48VALENCE STABILITIES, SIZE EFFECTS ANDACTINIDE STORAGE CONSIDERATIONS.

RADIOCHIM. ACTA,V.32, P.81-7. 1983.

PENNEMAN, ROBERTA. (CNC-4)ELLER, P. GARY (CNC-4)

42-49WASTE MANAGEMENT AT LAMPF.

TRANS. AM. NUCL. SOC,V.41.P.630-1.1982.ALSO PUBLISHED IN:CONF. ON REMOTE SYSTEMS TECHNOLOGY,30TH, 1982, LOS ANGELES. PROC., V. 1,P.13-6. AMER. NUCLEAR SOCIETY,1P83. (621.48/C748R/30TH/1982)

LAMBERT, JAMES E. (MP-7)GRISHAM, DONALD L. (MP-7)

78

43. OIL SHALES AND TAR SANDS

43-1ASESSMENT AND CONTROL OF WATERCONTAMINATION ASSOCIATED WITH SHALE OILEXTRACTION AND PROCESSING, OCTOBER 1,

1980- SEPTEMBER 30,1982.LOS ALAMOS,1983.35P.(LA-09801-PR)

PETERSON, EUGENE J. (CHM-1)HENICKSMAN, ARTHUR V. (CMB-8)NYITRAY, A. M. (CMB-8)O'ROURKE, JOHN A. (CMB-8)WAGNER, PAUL (CHM-1)

43-2ASSESSING IMPACTS OF OIL SHALEDEVELOPMENT ON THE PICEANCE BASINMULE DEER HERD.

TIC,1983. 5P. MN (LA-UR-83-1475)

WHITE, GARY C. (LS-6)GARROTT, R. A. (LS-6)

43-3EMPIRICAL CHARACTERIZATION OF OILSHALE CRATERING EXPERIMENTS.

TIC,1983. 30P. MN (LA-UR-83-0098)

EDWARDS, C. L. (ESS-3)CRAIG, JAMES L. (ESS-1)LOMBARDO, KATHERINE (ESS-3)

43-4EXPLOSIVELY PRODUCED FRACTURE OF OILSHALE, JULY - SEPTEMBER 1982.


MORRIS, WAYNE A. (ESS-?)

43-5EXPLOSIVELY PRODUCED Fr •,., rURE OF OILSHALE, OCTOBER - DECEividiiR 1982.


MORRIS, WAYNE A. (ESS-2)

43-6EXPLOSIVELY PRODUCED FRACTURE OF OILSHALE, JANUARY - MARCH 1983.


M.ORRIS, WAYNE A. (ESS-2)

43-7INFLUENCE OF SITE - SPECIFIC GEOLOGY ONOIL SHALE FRAGMENTATION EXPERIMENTS ATTHE COLONY MINE, GARFIELD COUNTY,COLORADO.

TIC,1982.49P. MN (LA-UR-82-1852)

RAY, JAMES M. (ESS-1)HARPER, MICHAEL D. (S-1)CRAIG, JAMES L. (ESS-1)EDWARDS, C. L. (ESS-3)

43-8MODELING THE NUMBER OF BIDS RECEIVED FC?'-OUTER CONTINENTAL SHELF LEASES BYPOISSON - TYPE MODELS.

J. PET. TECHNOL,V.35, P.1263-7. 1983.

BRUCKNER, LAWRENCE A. (S-1)NACHTSHEIM, CHRISTOPHER J (S-1)

43-9PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL CHARACTERIZATIONAND COMPARISON OF SOLIDS, LIQUIDS. ANDOILS FROM ESTONIAN AND GREEN RIVERFORMATION SHALES.


PETERSON, EUGENE J. (CMB-8)SPALL, W. DALE (LS-1)

43-10RANKING METHODOLOGY FOR DETERMININGTHE RELATIVE FAVORABIUTY FOR COMMERICALDEVELOPMENT OF U.S. TAR SAND DEPOSITS.

LOS ALAMOS.1983. 21 P. (LA-09606)

AAMODT, PAUL L. (ITO)FREIWALD, JOYCE G.

43-11SOME CHEMICAL AND MINERALOGICALCONSIDERATIONS IMPORTANT FORUNDERSTANDING LEACHATE CHEMISTRY.

TIC.1982.14P MN (LA-UR-82-1111)

PETERSON, EUGENE J. (CMB-8)WAGNER, PAUL (CMB-8)

43-12SUMMARY OF RAW AND SPENT SHALECHARACTERIZATION STUDIES FROM THEOCCIDENTAL OIL SHALE, INC., LOGAN WASHSITE AND IMPLICATIONS FOR WATER QUALITY


PETERSON. EUGENE J. (CHM-1)WAGNER. PAUL (CHM-1)

43-13T1VO - DIMENSIONAL NUMERICAL MODEL OFUNDERGOUND OIL SHALE RETORTING.rTIC.

1983. 13P MN (LA-UR-83-0069)TRAVIS. BRYAN J (ESS-5)HOMMERT. PAULJTYNER. CRAIG E.

79

44. PARTICLE ACCELERATORS AND HIGH-VOLTAGE MACHINES

44-1A HIGH - Q FERRITE - TUNED CAVITY.

PARTICLE ACCELERATOR CONF., 1983,SANTA FE. PROC. IN — IEEE TRANS.ON NUCL. SCI., V.NS-30,P.3460-2.1983.ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1983. 4P. MN (LA-UR-83-1812)

EARLEY, LAWRENCE MARKTHIESSEN, HENRY A. (MP-DO)CARUNI, ROGER D. (MP-4)POTTER, J. M. (AT-1)

44-2ACCELERATION IN A SYNCHROTRON BYHARMONIC HOPPING.


WILSON. R. R.

44-3ACCELERATOR TECHNOLOGY PROGRAM.JANUARY-JUNE 1982.

LOS ALAMOS,1983.94P.(LA-09914-SR)

JAMESON, ROBERT A. (AT-DO)

44-4ALTERNATIVES TO COAXIAL CABLE FORDELAYING ANALOG AND DIGITAL SIGNALSIN A PARTICLE PHYSICS EXPERIMENT.

NUCL. INSTRUM. METHODS,V.26, P.2784-6. 19B3.

SANDOVAL, JOHN P. (MP-4)BAYLISS, LINDAGORDON, TERESAHART, GREGORY W. (MP-13)HOFFMAN, CYRUS M. (MP-4)HOGAN,GARYE.(MP-13)SANDBERG. V. D. (MP-4)SANDERS, GARY H (MP-13)WILSON, S. L.

44-5APPLYING ACCELERATOR REMOTE TECHNOLOGYTO FUSION DEVICES.

TRANS. AM. NUCL. SOC,V.44, P.571-2. 1983.ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1St)3.11 P. MN (LA-UR-83-1558)

GRISHAM, DONALD L. (MP-7)LAMBERT, JAMES E. (MP-7)

44-6ASSEMBLY AND INSTALLATION OF THE 2 - MEVFMIT ACCELERATOR.

PARTICLE ACCELERATOR CONF., 1983,SANTA FE. PROC. IN — IEEE TRANS.ON NUCL. SCI.. V.NS-30.P.3620-2.1983.ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1983.4P. MN (LA-UR-83-0716)

LISKA, DONALD J. (AT-4)MICHELOTTI, ROY A. (AT-4)

44-7BEAM - BREAKUP CALCULATIONS FOR THELOS ALAMOS FREE - ELECTRON LASER(FEL) LINAC.

FREE-ELECTRON GENERATORS OFCOHERENT RADIATION, 1983,ORCAS ISLAND, WASHINGTON, PROC.,P. 156-9. SPIE. 1984.(621.366/F853EL/1983)

COOPER, RICHARD K. (AT-6)

44-8BEAM SEPARATOR AT LAMPF.

INTL. SYMP. ON DISCHARGES ANDELECTRICAL INSULATION IN VACUUM, 8TH,1978. ALBUQUERQUE. PROC.,P.F4.1-F4.14. SANDIA LAB., 1978.

LISKA, DONALD J. (AT-4)MC KIBBEN, JOSEPH L. (P-9)

44-9BEAM TRANSFER AT LAMPF II.


COLTON, EUGENE P. (MP-14)

44-10BREAKDOWN CRITERIA DUE TORADIO-FREQUENCY FIELDS IN VACUUM.

INTL. SYMPOSIUM ON DISCHARGE ANDELECTRICAL INSULATION IN VACUUM,10TH, 1982, COLUMBIA. PROC.,P.445-50. IEEE, 1982.(537.53/161 IS/10TH/1982)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1982. 7P. MN (LA-UR-82-2400)

REID, DONALD W. (AT-5)LOHSEN, RICHARD A. (AT-5)

44-11COMPUTER MODELING OF THE KLYSTRON.

PARTICLE ACCELERATOR CONF., 1983.SANTA FE. PROC. IN — IEEE TRANS.ON NUCL. SCI.. V.NS-30,P.2170-2.1983.ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1983. 4P. MN (LA-UR-83-0766)

TALLERICO, PAUL J. (AT-5)CARLSTEN, BRUCE E. (AT-5)

44-12CRITERIA FOR VACUUM BREAKDOWN INRF CAVITIES.

PARTICLE ACCELERATOR CONF.. 1983,SALT A FE. PROC. IN — IEEE TRANS.ON NUCL. SCI., V.NS-30,P.3454-6.1983.ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1983.4P. MN (LA-UR-83-0851)

PETER, WILLIAM K. (X-8)FAEHL, R. J. (X-8)KADISH. ABRAHAM (X-8)THODE, LESTER E. (X-8)

44-13CUSPED FIELD HYDROGEN NEGATIVE IONSOURCE FOR LAMPF.

PARTICLE ACCELERATOR CONF., 1983,SANTA FE. PROC. IN — IEEE TRANS.ON NUCL. SCI., V.NS-30,P.2705-7.1983.

YORK, ROBBIE LYNN (MP-11)STEVENS, RALPH R., JR. (MP-DO)

44-14CW SIDE - COUPLED LINAC FOR THE LOSALAMOS - NBS RACETRACK MICROTRON.

PARTICLE ACCELERATOR CONF., 1983,SANTA FE. PROC. IN — IEEE TRANS.ON NUCL. SCI., V.NS-30,P. 3508-10.1983.ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1983.4P. MN (LA-UR-83-0773)

YOUNG, L.M. (AT-1)POTTER, J. M. (AT-1)

44-15DESIGN OF PERIODIC BEAM TRANSPORTSYSTEMS.

PARTICLE ACCELERATOR CONF., 1983.SANTA FE. PROC. IN — IEEE TRANS.ON NUCL. SCI., V.NS-30,P.2804-5.1983.ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1983.3P. MN (LA-UR-83-0774)

FARRELL, JOHN ALDEN (AT-2)

80

44-16DISK-AND-WASHER LINAC STRUCTUREWITH BIPERJODIC T SUPPORTS.


IWASHITA, Y.

44-17DISK-AND-WASHER LINAC STRUCTUREWITH BIPERIODIC T SUPPORTS.

TIC,1983. 4P. MN (LA-UR-83-0767)

IWASHITA, Y.(AT-1)

44-18EFFECTS OF VANE - TIP GEOMETRY ON THEELECTRIC FIELDS IN RADIO - FREQUENCYQUADRUPOLE LINACS.


CRANDALL, KENNETH R. (AT-1)

44-19ELECTRODE SHAPING FOR ION AND ELECTRONEXTRACTORS.


SCHNEIDER, J. DAVID (AT-4)ARMSTRONG, DALE D. (AT-4)

44-20EMITTANCE SCANNER FOR INTENSE LOW ENERGYION BEAMS.


ALLISON, PAUL W. (AT-2)SHERMAN, JOSEPH D. (AT-2)HOLTKAMP, DAVID B. (AT-2)

44-21EQUIPARTITIONING IN CHARGED PARTICLEBEAMS.



44-22ERRORS IN RADIO - FREQUENCY QUADRUPOLESTRUCTURES.

PARTICLE ACCELERATOR CONF., 1983,SANTA FE, PROC. IN — IEEE TRANS.ON NUCL. SCI., V.NS-30,P.2481-3.1983.ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1983.4P. MN (LA-UR-83-0704)

LYSENKO, WALTER P. (AT-6)

44-23EVALUATION AND MINIMIZATION OFABERRATIONS FOR A SOLENOID LENS.

PARTICLE ACCELERATOR CONF., t983,SANTA FE. PROC. IN — IEEE TRANS.ON NUCL. SCI., V.NS-30,P.2793-4.1983.

ARMSTRONG, DALE D. (AT-4)SCHNEIDER, J. DAVID (AT-4)

44-24EXPERIENCE WITH A DOUBLE - COMPENSATINGBEAM CALORIMETER.

IEEE TRANS. NUCL. SCI.,V.NS-30, P. 1508-10.1983.ALSO PUBL Z\ ItO IN:TIC,1982. 4P. MN (LA-UR-82-3255)

JARMIE, NELSON (P-3)BROWN, RONALD E. (P-3)HARDEKOPF, ROBERT A. (AT-3)MARTINEZ, RUDOLFO (P-3)

44-25FABRICATION OF A HERMETICALLY SEALEDCONNECTOR.


IDZOREK, G. C.ATENCIO, L. G. (MP-10)

44-26FMIT ACCELERATOR.

PARTICLE ACCELERATOR CONF., 1933.SANTA FE. PROC. IN — IEEE TRANS.ON NUCL. SCI., V.NS-30,P.2965-9.1983.ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC.1983. 6P. MN (LA-UR-83-0717)

ARMSTRONG, DALE D. (AT-4)

44-27GRAPHITE TARGETS AT LAMPF.

PARTICLE ACCELERATOR CONF., 1983,SANTA FE. PROC. IN - IEEE TRANS.ON NUCL SCI., V.NS-30,P.2801-3. 1983.ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1983. 4P. MN (LA-UR-83-0956)

BROWN, ROBERT D. (MP-7)GRISHAM, DONALD L. (MP-7)

44-28HIGH - BRIGHTNESS NEGATIVE HYDROGENLINEAR ACCELERATOR.

TIC,1982. 17P. MN (LA-UR-82-3267)

WADLINGER. E. ALAN (AT-2)FARRELL. JOHN ALDEN (AT-2)DOGLIANI, HARALD O. (AT-DO)

44-29HIGH - INTENSITY ACCELERATORS.

STATE OF PARTICLE ACCELERATORS ANDHIGH ENERGY PHYSICS. R.A.CARRIGAN, JR., F.R. HUSON, M. MONTH,EDS., P.279-96. AIP, 1982.(539.73/S797PA/198I)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1981.17P. MN (LA-UR-82-0301)

KNAPP, EDWARD A. (AT-DO)

44-30HIGH-Q FERRITE-TUNED CAVITY.


EARLEY, LAWRENCE MARKTHIESSEN, HENRY A. (MP-DO)CARLINI, ROGER D. (MP-4)POTTER, J.M. (AT-1)

44-31HISTORY OF REMOTE HANDLING AT LAMPF.

TRANS. AM. NUCL. SOC,V.41,P.628-9.1982.ALSO PUBLISHED IN:CONF. ON REMOTE SYSTEMS TECHNOLOGY30TH, 1982, LOS ANGELES. PROC., V. 1,P.3-7. AMER. NUCLEAR SOCIETY,1983. (621.48/C748R/30TH/1982)

LAMBERT. JAMES E. (MP-7)GRISHAM, DONALD L. (MP-7)

44-32HUMAN FACTORS CONSIDERATIONS IN THEMONITOR SYSTEM.

TRANS. AM. NUCL. SCC,V.44. P.568-9. 1983.ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1983. 12P. MN (LA-UR-83-1559)

GRISHAM, DONALD L. (MP-7>LAMBERT, JAMES E. (MP-7)

44-33IMAGESCOPE TO PHOTODIODE BEAMPROFILE IMAGING SYSTEM.

PARTICLE ACCELERATOR CONF.. 1983.SANTA FE. PROC. IN — IEEE TRANS.ON NUCL. SCI, V.NS-30,P.2201-3. !983.ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC.1983. 4F. MN (LA-UR-83-0718)

CHAMBERLIN, DAVID D.HOLLABAUGH, J. S.STUMP, CHARLES J , JR.

44-34INTENSE ION RING ACCELERATION IN AFLUX COMPRESSING LINER.

PARTICLE ACCELERATOR CONF.. 1983.SANTA FE. PROC. IN — IEEE TRANS.ON NUCL. SCI.. V.NS-30.P.3201-3. 1983.ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC.1983. 4P. MN (LA-UR-83-0849)

FAEHL. R. J.(X-8)GISLER, GALEN (X-8)

81

44-35ION SOURCE AND ION ACCELERATORDEVELOPMENT AT LOS ALAMOS.

TIC,1983.12P. MN (LA-UR-83-1751)

JAMESON, ROBERTA. (AT-DO)

44-36LAMPFII.

THEORETICAL SYMPOSIUM ON INTENSEMEDIUM ENERGY SOURCES OF STRANGENESS,1983, SANTA CRUZ. PROC, P.3-8.AIP, 1963. (539.72/I61ME/1983)

HOFFMAN, CYRUS M. (MP-4)

44-37!.OS ALAMOS PROTON STORAGE RING (PSR)INJECTION DEFLECTOR SYSTEM.

PARTICLE ACCELERATOR CONF., 1983,SANTA FE. PROC. IN — IEEE TRANS.ON NUCL. SCI., V.NS-30.P.2941-3.1983.ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1983. 4P. MN (LA-UR-83-0719)

JASON, ANDREW JOHN (AT-3)HIGGINS, EDWARD FRANCIS (AT-3)KOELLE, ALFRED R. (E-7)

44-38MECHANICAL DESIGN OF THE HIGH - ENERGYBEAM - TRANSPORT FOR THE FMIT 2 - MEVACCELERATOR,


LISKA, DONALD J. (AT-4)CARLISLE, LARRY O. (E-2)SIGLER, FLOYD E. (MEC-2)MC CORMICK. JACCULINE J. (AT-4)GREENWOOD, DONALD R. (AT-4)GRIEGGS, ROBERT JOHN (AT-4)UHER. JOSEPH LOUIS (AT-4)ZIMMERMAN, LENN W. (AT-4)

44-39MECHANICAL FEATURES OF THE ATS - RFQLINEAR ACCELERATOR.


WILSON, NORMAN G. (AT-5)HAYWARD, THOMAS D.LIND, GARY W. (AT-2)

44-40MOMENT APPROACH TO CHARGEO PARTICLEBEAM DYNAMICS.

PARTICLE ACCELERATOR CONF., 1983,SANTA FE. PROC. IN — IEEE TRANS.ON NUCL. SCI., V.NS-30,P.2807-9.1983.ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC.1983. 4P. MN (LA-UR-83-0705)

CHANNELL, PAUL J. (AT-S)

44-41MONITOR 1983.

PARTICLE ACCELERATOR CONF., 1983,SANTA FE. PROC. IN — IEEE TRANS.ON NUCL. SCI., V.NS-30,P.2267-9.1983.ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1983. 4P. MN (LA-IJR-83-0955)

GRISHAM. DONALD L. (MP-7)LAMBERT, JAMES E. (MP-7)

44-42MULTIDIMENSIONAL STUDY OF A 50 - MEV,

1500 - RAD/PULSE RADIOGRAPHIC LINACUSING THE STAGGER - TUNING CONCEPT.

TIC.1983. 4P. MN (LA-UR-83-0775)

OWENS, R. K. (AT-5)FAZIO, MICHAEL V (AT-5)BOYD, THOMAS J., JR. (AT-1)

44-43MULTIDIMENSIONAL STUDY OF A 50 MEV,1500 RAD/PULSE RADIOGRAPHIC LINAC,USiNG THE STAGGER-TUNING CONCEPT.

PARTICLE ACCELERATOR CONF., 1983,SANTA FE. PROC. IN — IEEE TRANS.ON NUCL. SCI., V.NS-30,P.3027-9. 1983.

OWEN, R. K. (AT5)FAZIO, MICHAEL V, (AT-5)BOYD, THOMAS J., JR. (AT-1)

44-44NEW METHOD FOR INVERTING THE CLOSEDORBIT DISTORTION PROBLEM.

PARTICLE ACCELERATOR CONF., 1983,SANTA FE. PRQC. IN — IEEE TRANS.ON NUCL. SCI., V.NS-30,P.2415-7.1983.ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1983.4P. MN (LA-UR-83-0299)

WARREN, JOHN L. (AT-6)CHANNELL, PAUL J. (AT-6)

44-45NUCLEAR REACTIONS AMONG THE HYDROGENISOTOPES AT LOW ENERGIES.

IEEE TRANS. NUCL. SCI.,V.NS-30, P.1164-8.1983.ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1982.6P. MN (LA-UR-82-3278)

BROWN, RONALD E. (P-3)JARMIE, NELSON (P-3)HARDEKOPF, ROBERT A. (AT-3)

44-46OPERATING CHARACTERISTICS OF A 2.0 - MEVRFQ.

PARTICLE ACCELERATOR CONF., 1983,SANTA FE. PROC. IN — IEEE TRANS.ON NUCL. SCI., V.NS-30,P.3582-4.1983.ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1983.4P. MN (LA-UR-83-0703)

PURSER, FRED O. (AT-2)WADLINGER, E. ALAN (AT-2)SANDER, OSCAR R. (MP-9)POTTER, J.M. (AT-1)CRANDALL, KENNETH R. (AT-1)

44-47PERFORMANCE TESTS OF THE 600 - KW CW,80 - MHZ, RADIO FREQUENCY SYSTEMS FORTHE FMlt ACCELERATOR.

PARTICLE ACCELERATOR CONF., 1983.SANTA FE. PROC. IN — IEEE TRANS.ON NUCL. SCI., V.NS-30,P.3438-40.1983.ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1983. 4P. MN (LA-UR-83-0753)

NYLANDER, R. F. (AT-5)FAZIO, MICHAEL V. (AT-5)BACCI, F. F.ROGERS, J. D.

44-48PHERMEX ELECTRON - BEAM - PROPAGATIONPROGRAM SUMMARY.

LOS ALAMOS CONFERENCE ON OPTICS,1983, LOS ALAMOS AND SANTA FE.PROC., P. 111-4. SPIE, 19B3.(535/L879OP/1983)

STARKE, THOMAS P. (M-4)

44-49PHERMEX ELECTRON GUN DEVELOPMNT.


BUILT A, LEE A. (M-4)ELLIOTT, JIMMY C (M-4)MOIR, DAVID C. (M-4)STARKE, THOMAS P. (M-4)VECERE, CARL A. (M-4)

44-50PHERMEX STANDING - WAVE LINEAR ELECTRONACCELERATOR.

IEEE TRANS. NUCL. SCI.,V.NS-30, P.1402-4.1983.ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1982. 4P. MN (LA-UR-82-3252)

STARKE, THOMAS P. (M-4)

82

44-51PHERMEX-FULSED HIGH ENERGYRADIOGRAPHIC MACHINE EMITTING X-RAYS.

EUROPEAN CONFERENCE ONCINERADIOGRAPHY WITH PHOTONS ORPARTICLES. 1ST, 1983, PARIS.PROC, P.246-56. SPIE, 1983.ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1981. 25P. MN (LA-UR-81-1269)

DICK, RICHARD DEAN (M-2)

44-52PHYSICS WITH LAMPF II.

LOS ALAMOS,I983.428P.(LA-O9798-P)

THIESSEN, HENRY A. (MP-14)

44-53PROBABILITY FUNCTION TO FIT RADIALDISTRIBUTIONS IN PARMILA SIMULATIONBEAMS.

PARTICLE ACCELERATOR CONF., 1983,SANTA FE. PROC. IN — IEEE TRANS.ON NUCL. SCI., V. NS-30.P. 2534-6.1983.ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1983. 4P. MN (LA-UR-83-0255)

BOICOURT, RICHARD K. (AT-3)

44-54PROCEEDINGS OF THE WORKSHOP ON LAMPF IISYCHROTRON, FEBRUARY 8-12,1982LOS ALAMOS, NEW MEXICO.

LOS ALAMOS,1983.87P.(LA-09511-C)

COOPER, RICHARD K. (AT-3)

44-55PROGRESS AT LAMPF, JANUARY-DECEMBER 1982CLINTON P. ANDERSON MESON PHYSICSFACILITY.


ALLRED, JOHN C. (MP-DO)

44-56PROGRESS ON THE GYROCON DEFLECTION -MODULATED AMPLIFIER.

TIC,1982, 5P. MN (LA-UR-82-2726)

TALLERICO, PAUL J. (AT-5)

44-57PROTON STORAGE RING CONTROL SYSTEM.

PARTICLE ACCELERATOR CONF., 1983,SANTA FE. PROC. IN — IEEE TRANS.ON NUCL. SCI., V. NS-30,P. 2305-7.1983.ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC.1983.4P. MN (LA-UR-83-0721)

CLOUT, PETER N. (AT-3)BAIR, SAMUEL S. (AT-3)CONLEY, ANDREW P. (AT-3)FORD, ROBERT F. (E-8)FUKA, MARY A. (AT-3)GREENE. NANCY E. (AT-3)

44-58PROTOTYPE PHASE AND AMPLITUDE FEEDBACKCONTROL SYSTEMS FOR THE FMITACCELERATOR.

PARTICLE ACCELERATOR CONF., 1983,SANTA FE. PROC. IN — IEEE TRANS.ON NUCL. SCI. V. NS-30,P. 2253-5.1983.TIC,1983. 4P. MN (LA-UR-83-0755)

FAZIO, MICHAEL V. (AT-5)PATTON. ROBERT D. (AT-5)

44-59PULSED AIR-CORE DEFLECTOR-MAGNETDESIGN PARAMETERS.

PARTICLE ACCELERATOR CONF., 1983,SANTA FE. PROC. IN — IEEE TRANS.ON NUCL. SCI., V. NS-30,P. 2938-40.1983.ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1983.4P. MN (LA-UR-83-0660)

JASON, ANDREW JOHN (AT-3)COOPER, RICHARD K. (AT-6)LIEBMAN, AARON D. (AT-3)BLIND, BARBARA (AT-3)KOELLE, ALFRED R. (E-7)

44-60PULSED BEAM CHOPPER FOR THE PSR ATLAMPF.

PARTICLE ACCELERATOR CONF., 1983,SANTA FE. PROC. IN — IEEE TRANS.ON NUCL. SCI. V. NS-30,P. 2830-2, 1983.ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1983. 4P. MN (LA-UR-83-0720)

LUNSFORD, JAMES S. (AT-3)HARDEKOPF, ROBERT A. (AT-3)

44-61PULSED HIGH-ENERGY RADIOGRAPHICMACHINE EMITTING X-RAYS (PHERMEX) APPLICA-TIONS TO STUDY HIGH-PRESSUREFLOW AND DETONATION WAVES.

EUROPEAN CONFERENCE ONCINERADIOGRAPHY WITH PHOTONS ORPARTICLES. 1ST, 1981, PARIS.PROC., P.66-81. SPIE, 1963.ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1381. 34P. MN (LA-UR-81-1270)

DICK, RICHARD DEAN (M-2)

44-62RADIATION - HARDENED FIELD COILS FORFMIT QUADRUPOLES.

PARTICLE ACCELERATOR CONF., 1983,SANTA FE. PROC. IN — IEEE TRANS.ON NUCL SCI..V.NS-30,P. 3617-9.1983.ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1983.4P. MN (LA-UR-83-0811)

GRIEGGS, ROBERT JOHN (AT-4)LISKA, DONALD J. (AT-4)HARVEY, ALEXANDER (AT-5)

44-63RADiO-FREQUENCY QUADRUPOLE VANE-TIPGEOMETRIES.

PARTICLE ACCELERATOR CONF., 1983.SANTA FE. PROC. IN — IEEE TRANS.ON NUCL. SCI..V.NS-30,P.3554-6.1983.ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1983. 4P. MN (LA-UR-83-0743)

CRANDALL, KENNETH R. (AT-1)MILLS. RENE SCOTT (AT-2)WANGLER, THOMAS P. (AT-1)

44-64RAPIDLY TUNED BUNCHEfi STRUCTURE FOR THELOS ALAMOS PROTON STORAGE RING (PSR).


EARLEY, LAWRENCE MARK (AT-1)LAWRENCE, GEORGE P. (AT-3)POTTER, J.M. (AT-1)

44-65REFERENCE DESIGN FOR LAMPF II.


THIESSEN. HENRY A. (MP-DO)

44-66REGULATOR TO CONTROL CURRENT SHARINGAMONG PARALLEL CONNECTED POWERTRANSISTORS.


WELLS, FRANK D. (AT-3)HIGGINS, EDWARD FRANCIS (AT-3)MAURO. MICHAEL E. (AT-3)

44-67REMOTE HANDLING AND ACCELERATORS.


WILSON, MAHLON T. (AT-DO)

83

44-68RF SYSTEM FOR THE LOS ALAMOS FREEELECTRON LASER (FEL).

PARTICLE ACCELERATOR CONF., 1983,SANTA FE. PROC. IN — IEEE TRANS.ON NUCL. SCI.. V NS-30.P.3441-3. 1983.ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1983. 4P. MN (LA-UR-83-0734)

FRIEDRICHS, CARL C. (AT-5)TALLERICO, PAUL J. (AT-5)HOFFERT. WILLIAM J.

44-69SELF - TRAPPING ELECTRON RINGACCELERATORS.


GISLER, GALEN (X-8)FAEHL, R. J.(X-8)

44-70SEQUENTIAL BUNCH EXTRACTIONS IN THELOS ALAMOS PSR.


WANG, T. F. (AT-6)COOPER, RICHARD K. (AT-6)SMITH, L.

44-71SIMULATION OF BETATRON - SYNCHROTRONCOUPLING.


COLTON, EUGENE P. (MP-14)

44-72SOLUTION TO THE TRANSVERSE PHASE SPACETIME DEPENDENCE PROBLEM WITH LAMPF'SHIGH INTENSITY HYDROGEN POSITIVE BEAM.


HURD, JAMES W. (MP-2)

44-73SPACE - CHARGE AND EMITTANCE BLOWUPIN LINACS.

TIC,1982. 9P. MN (LA-UR-82-1118)

JAMESON, ROBERTA. (AT-DO)

44-74SPARK - GAP CROWBAR FOR HIGH VOLTAGEPOWER SUPPLY.

PARTICLE ACCELERATOR CONF., 1983,SANTA FE. PROC. IN — IEEE TRANS.ON NUCL. SCI.. V.NS-30.P.2862-4.1983.

MITRA, AMIYA K. (AT-5)TALLERICO, PAUL J. (AT-5)

44-75SPECTROMETERS AT LAMPF.

SPECTROMETER WORKSHOP. 1983,WILLIAMSBURG. PROC., P.X11-21. DOE,1983. (539.73/S741 WO/1983)

BOUDRIE, RICHARD L. (MP-10)

44-76SPIRAL- RESONATOR RADIO FREQUENCYQUADRUPOLE ACCELERATOR STRUCTURE.


STOKES, RICHARD H. (AT-1)POTTER, J.M.(AT-I)HUMPHRY, FREDERICK J. (AT-1)ROYBAL, PHILLIP L. (AT-1)

44-77STATUS OF THE FMIT ACCELERATOR.

TIC,1982, 5P. MN (LA-UR-82-1623)

Jameson, Robert A. (AT-DO)

44-78SUBHARMONIC TRIPLE BUNCHEfi FOR AHIGH - EFFICIENCY FREE ELECTRON LASER.


FRASER, JOHN S. (AT-4)

44-79THEORETICAL STUDIES IN SUPPORT OF ANUPGRADE IN PHERMEX BEAM PARAMETERS.

LOS ALAMOS,1983. 26P. (LA-09593)

FAEHL, R. J. (X-8)LEE, HUAN (X-8)GISLER, GALEN (X-8)THODE, LESTER E. (X-8)

44-80THREE - DIMENSIONAL FIELD PROGRAM.

PARTICLE ACCELERATOR CONF., 1983,SANTA FE. PROC. IN — IEEE TRANS.ON NUCL. SCI., V.NS-30,P.2856-8.1983.ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,

1983. 4P. MN (LA-UR-83-0733)FOSS, MARTYN H. (AT-6)

44-81TIME - JITTER REDUCTION ON THE RFBUNCHER SIGNAL FOP THE LOS ALAMOSPROTON STORAGE RING (PSR).


HIGGINS, EDWARD FRANCIS (AT-3)PAFFENROTH, G. GARY (AT-3)

44-82TIME - RESOLVED ELECTRON BEAMDIAGNOSTICS FOR THE LOS ALAMOSFREE - ELECTRON LASER OSCILLATOREXPERIMENT.


LUMPKIN, ALEXH.(P-15)FRASER, JOHN S. (AT-4)WARREN, ROGER W. (AT-4)BRAU, CHARLES A. (AT-DO)

44-83USE OF THE RADIO - FREQUENCY QUADRUPOLESTRUCTURE AS A CYCLOTRON AXIAL BUNCHERSYSTEM.

TIC,

1981. 6P. MN (LA-UR-81 -2661)HAMM, ROBERT W. (AT-1)SWENSON, DONALD A. (AT-1)WANGLER, THOMAS P. (AT-1)

44-84WATER COOLED TARGET BOX DESIGN ATLAMPF.


GRISHAM, DONALD L. (MP-7)LAM3ERT. JAMES E. (MP-7)

44-85WHITE HORSE PROGRAM REVIEW, FY 82.


DOGLIANI, HARALD 0. (AT-DO)FARRELL, JOHN ALDEN (AT-2)

84

44-86 44-87 44-88WIDE - BANDWIDTH TEST FIXTURE FOR 150 - KW, 450 - MHZ GYROCON RF 4 - GEV FREACCELERATOR FOR LAMPF II.ELECTROMAGNETIC BEAM SENSORS. GENERATOR. LOS ALAMOS.

PARTICLE ACCELFRATOR CONF., 1983, PARTICLE ACCELERATOR CONF., 1983, 1983.11 P. (LA-09889-MS)SANTA FE. PROC. IN — IEEE TRANS. SANTA FE. PROC. IN — IEEE TRANS. COLTON, EUGENE P. (MP-14)ON NUCL. SCI., V.NS-30, ON NUCL. SCI., V.NS-30,P.2256-8.1983. P.3420-2.1983.ALSO PUBLISHED IN: ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC, TIC,1983. 4P. MN (LA-UR-83-0828) 1983.4P. MN (LA-UR-83-0756)

GILPATRICK, JOHN 0. TALLERICO, PAUL J. (AT-5)SHERWOOD, BOYD A. (AT-4)HAHN, JOHN W., JR. (WX-4)CHAMBERLIN, DAVID D.

85

45. PETROLEUM AND NATURAL GAS

45-1SONIC AND RESISTIVITY MEASUREMENTS ONBEREA SANDSTONE CONTAININGTETRAHYDROFURAN HYDRATES - A POSSIBLEANALOGUE TO NATURAL GAS HYDRATEDEPOSITS.

TIC,1983.18P. MN (LA-UR-83-0163)

PEARSON. CHRISTOPHER F. (ESS-3)MURPHY, J. (ESS-3)HALLECK, PHILLIP M. (ESS-3)HERMES. ROBERT E. (ESS-2)MATHEWS. MARK A. (ESS-3)

45-2WESTERN GAS SANDS PROJECT LOS ALAMOSNMR WELL LOGGING TOOL DEVELOPMENT, OCTOBER 1,1981-SEPTEMBER 30,1962.

LOS ALAMOS.1983. 28P. (LA-09641-PR)

JACKSON, JASPER A.. JR. (ESS-3)BROWN, JOSEPH A. (ESS-3)KOELLE, ALFRED R. (E-5)

86

47. PHYSICS—ATOMIC AND MOLECULAR

47-1AB - INITIO OPTICAL POTENTIALS APPLIEDTO LOW-ENERGY ELECTRON-HYDROGEN 2AND ELECTRON-NITROGEN 2 COLLISIONSIN THE LINEAR-ALGEBRAIC APPROACH.

PHYS. REV.,V.27A, P.2847-56.1983.

SCHNEIDER, BARRY I. (T-12)COLLINS, LEE A. (T-4)

47-2AB INITIO STUDIES OF EXCITED STATES OFPOLYATOMIC MOLECULES INCLUDINGSPIN - ORBIT AND MULTIPLET EFFECTS - THEELECTRONIC STATES OF URANIUMHEXAFLUORIDE.

J.CHEM. PHYS.,V.79, P.5469-B2. 1983.

HAY, P. JEFFREY (T-12)

47-3ABSORPTION IN THE NU - THREE BAND OFURANIUM HEXAFLUORIDE DISSOLVED INSOLID XENON.

SPECTROSC. LETT.,V.16, P.409-12.1983.

HOLLAND, REDUS F. (CHM-4)MAIER, WILLIAM B., II (CHM-4)

47-4ABSORPTION SPECTRA OF COLD DILUTESOLID SOLUTIONS.

J.CHEM. PHYS.,V.78, P.6405-14.1983.

HOLLAND, REDUS F. (AP-4)MAIER, WILLIAM B., II (AP-DOT)FREUND, SAMUEL M. (ADLL)BEATTIE, WILLARD H. (AP-4)

47-5ABSORPTIVITY OF NITRIC OXIDE IN THEFUNDAMENTAL VIBRATIONAL BAND.

J. QUANT. SPECTROSC. RADIAT. TRANSFERV.29, P.435-8.1983.

HOLLAND, REDUS F. (AP-4)VASQUEZ, MARIENA C. (AP-2)BEATTIE, WILLARD H. (AP-4)MC DOWELL, ROBIN S. (AP-2)

47-6ALL - ELECTRON RELATIVISTIC CALCULATIONSON SILVER HYDROGEN. AN INVESTIGATIONOF THE COWAN-GRIFFIN OPERATOR IN AMOLECULAR SPECIES.

J. PHYS. CHEM.,V.87, P.750-4. 1983.

MARTIN, RICHARD L. (T-12)

47-7ANGULAR MOMENTUM PROJECTION OPERATORSAND MOLECULAR BOUND STATES.

ACC. CHEM. RES.,V.78, P.2504-17. 1983.

BLANCO, MARIOHELLER, ERIC J. (T-12)

47-8ANOMALOUS ROTATIONAL STATE DISTRIBUTIONFOR THE OXYGEN 2 PHOTOFRAGMENT IN THEUV PHOTODISSOCIATION OF OZONE.

CHEM. PHYS. LETT.,V.96, P.395-8.1983.

VALENTINI, JAMES J. (CHM-2)

47-9CALCULATION OF ANOMALOUS SCATTERINGFACTORS AT ARBITRARY WAVELENGTHS.

J. APPL. CRYSTALLOGR.,V.16. P.437.1983.

CROMER, DON T. (CMB-5)

47-10CALCULATION OF ION YIELDS IN ATOMICMULTIPHOTON IONIZATION SPECTROSCOPY.

ANAL. CHEM.,V.55.P.481-7.1983.

MILLER, CHARLES M. (CNC-2)NOGAR, NICHOLAS S. (CNC-2)

47-11CARBON -13 NMR STUDIES OF SELECTIVELYCARBOXMETHYLATED METHYL-CARBON 13—METHIONINE-LABELED BACTERIALDIHYDROFOLATE REDUCTASE.

FEBS LETT.,V.160, P.56-60. 1983.

LONDON, ROBERT E. (INC-4)WAGEMAN, WILLIAM E. (INC-4)BLAKLEY, ROBERT L.

47-12CARBON-13 AND HYDROGEN NMR ANALYSISOF ISOTOPICALLY LABELEDBENZOA—PYRENES.

J.AM. CHEM. SOCV.105, P.733-5.1983.

UNKEFER, CLIFFORD, J. (CNC-4)LONDON, ROBERT E. (CNC-4)WHALEY, THOMAS W. (LS-5)DAUB, GUIDO H.

47-13CARS INVESTIGATION OF HYDROGENBROMINE AND HYDROGEN COLLISIONS WITHHOT HYDROGEN ATOMS PRODUCED BYARGON FLUORIDE LASER PHOTOLYSIS OFHYDROGEN BROMINE.

J. CHEM. PHYS.,V.79, P.759-64.1983.

QUICK, CHARLES ROBERT (CHM-4)MOORE, DAVID S. (CHM-4)

47-14CHAOS IN A SEMICLASSICAL MODEL OFMULTIPHOTON EXCITATION OF SPHERICALTOP MOLECULES.

TIC,1983. 9P. MN (LA-UR-83-1574)

GALBRAITH, HAROLD W. (T-12)ACKERHALT, JAY R. (T-12)MILONNI, PETER W. (T-12)

47-15CHAOS IN MULTIPLE-PHOTON EXCITATIONOF MOLECULES.

PHYS. REV. LETT.,V.51.P.1259-61.1983.

ACKERHALT, JAY R. (T-12)GALBRAITH, HAROLD W. (T-12)MILONNI, PETER W. (T-12)

47-16CHAOS IN THE MULTIPLE PHOTONEXCITATION OF MOLECULES DUE TOVIBRATION-ROTATION COUPLING ATLOWEST ORDER.

J. CHEM. PHYS.,V.79, p.5345-50. 1983.


47-17CHAOS IN THE SEMICLASSICAL N - ATOMJAYNES-CUMMINGS MODEL- FAILURE OFTHE ROTATING-WAVE APPROXIMATION.

PHYS. REV. LETT.,V.50, P.966-9.1983.

MILONNI, PETER W. (T-12)ACKERHALT, JAY R. (T-12)GALBRAITH, HAROLD W. (T-12)

47-18COHERENT ANTI - STOKES RAMAN SCATTERING(CARS) DETECTION OR HOT ATOM REACTIONPRODUCT INTERNAL ENERGY DISTRIBUTIONS.

LOS ALAMOS CONFERENCE ON OPTICS '83.PROC, P. 427-31. SPIE, 1983.(535/L879OP/1983)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1983. 17P. MN(LA-UR-83-1311)

QUICK, CHARLES ROBERT (CHM-4)MOORE, DAVID S. (CHM-4)

47-19COHERENT PUMPING IN A WEAKLY COUPLEDQUASICONTINUUM MODEL.

J. CHEM. PHYS..V.78. P.790-4.1983.


87

47-20COLLISIONLESS SELF-FOCUSING OF CARBONDIOXIDE 10 MICRO METERS P(20) LASERLIGHT IN SULFUR HEXAFLUOHIDE.

IEEE J. QUANTUM ELECTFION.,V.QE-19, P.1120-8.1983.

ACKERHALT, JAY R. (T-12)HAM, DAVID OTTO (AP-4)NOWAK, ANDREW V. (AP-5)PHIPPS, CLAUDE R., JR. (AP-5)THOMAS, SCOTT J. (AP-5)

47-21COMBINED ANALYSIS OF INELASTICELECTRON-SCATTERING AND MUONIC-ATOMHYPERFINE-SPLITTING DATA - ANAPPLICATION TO SAMARIUM 152.

PHYS. LETT.,V.124B, P.293-6.1983.

REUTER, WILFRIED (P-3)SHERA, E. BROOKS (P-3)WOHLFAHRT, HANS D. (P-3)TANAKA, YASUTOSHI (P-7)

47-22CONTRIBUTION TO THE THEORY OF POSITIVEMUON DIFFUSION IN METALS AT LOWTEMPERATURE.

TIC,1983. 5P. MN (LA-UR-83-0996)

YAOUANC, ALAIN (MP-3)

47-23CORIOLIS INTENSITY PERTURBATIONS OF THENU 4 BAND OF SULFUR HEXAFLUORIDE.

J. MOL. SPECTROSCV.98, P.229-57. 1983.

PERSON, WILLIS B. (T-12)KROHN, BURTON J. (T-12)

47-24CORRECTED FORMULA FOR FIRST QUANTUMCORRECTIONS TO SECOND VIRIALCOEFFICIENTS FOR NON-SPHERICALMOLECULES.

CHEM. PHYS. LETT.,V.96.P.171-3.1983.

PACK, RUSSELL T. (T-12)

47-25CROSS SECTIONS FOR ELECTRON IMPACTEXCITATION OF ELECTRONIC STATES INURANIUM HEXAFLUORIDE AT INCIDENTELECTRON ENERGIES OF 10,20, AND 40 EV.

J. CHEM. PHYS.,V.79, P.5483-93.1983.

CARTWRIGHT, DAVID C. (T-12)TRAJMAR, S.CHUTJIAN, A.SRIVASTAVA, S. (E-11)

47-26DETAILED OBSERVATION AND ANALYSIS OFRADIATION FROM HIGH-DENSITY LASER IM-PLODED TARGETS.

PHYS. REV.,V.28A, P.963-74.1983.

HAUER, ALLAN (P-4)WHITNEY, K. G.KEPPLE, PAUL C.DAVIS, J.

47-27DIABATIC-STATE TREATMENT OF NEGATIVEMESON MODERATION AND CAPTURE. II.MIXTURES OF HYDROGEN AND HELIUM.

PHYS. REV.,V.27A, P.1821-30.1983.

COHEN, JAMES S. (T-12)MARTIN, RICHARD L. (T-12)WADT,WILLARDR.(T-12)

47-28DYNAMICS OF ASSOCIATION AND DECAY - AMODEL STUDY OF CHLORINE UNINEGATIVEION PLUS CHLORINE TWO IN EQUILIBRIUMWITH EXCITED CHLORINE THREEUNINEGATIVE ION USING QUASICLASSICALTRAJECTORIES.

J. CHEM. PHYS.,V.78, P.2394-400.1983.

BABCOCK, LUCIA M. (CNC-2)THOMPSON, DONALD L. (CHM-2)

47-29DYNAMICS OF INFRARED PHOTODISSOCIATIONOF VAN DER WAALS MOLECULES CONTAININGETHYLENE - AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY.

J. CHEM. PHYS.,V.78, P.7175-89.1983.

BOMSE, DAVID S. (CHM-2)CROSS, JON B. (CNC-2)VALENTINI, JAMES J. (CNC-2)

47-30DYNAMICS OF ION - INDUCED - DIPOLECAPTURE - EFFECTS OF ION MASS ANDCOLLISION ENERGY.

J. CHEM. PHYS.,V.79, P.4193-4200. 1983.

BABCOCK, LUCIA M. (INC-4)THOMPSON, DONALD L. (CHM-2)

47-31EFFECTIVE SPHERICAL POTENTIALSFOR MOLECULAR FLUID THERMODYNAMICS.

PHYS. REV. LETT.,V.50, P.1141-4.1983.

SHAW, MILTON S. (T-14)JOHNSON, JAMES D. (T-4)HOLIAN, BRAD LEE (T-4)

47-32EFFECTS OF AUTOIONIZING LEVELS INHIGHLY IONIZED ATOMS.

PHYS. SCR.,V.T3, P.200-7.1983.

COWAN, ROBERT D. (T-4)

47-33ELECTRONIC ISOTOPE SHIFTS, MUONIC ATOMS,AND ELECTRON SCATTERING.

CONF. ON LASERS IN NUCLEAR PHYSICS,1982, OAK RIDGE. PROC, P.69-99.HARWOOD ACADEMIC, 1982.(539.7/C748LA/1982)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1982. 32P. MN (LA-UR-82-1130)

SHERA, E. BROOKS (P-3)

47-34ELECTRONIC STRUCTURE AND BONDING INTRANSURANICS - COMPARISON WITHLANTHANIDES.

TIC.1983.19P. MN (LA-UR-83-0352)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:J. LESS-COMMON MET.,V.93, P.279-91.1983.

WARD, JOHN W. (CMB-5)

47-35ELECTRONIC STRUCTURE OF F - SHELLMETALS.

PHYS. REV.,V.28B, P.550-9.1983.

HARRISON, WALTER A.

47-36ELECTRONIC STRUCTURE OF MOLECULESUSING RELATIVISTIC EFFECTIVE COREPOTENTIALS.

NATO ADVANCED STUDY INSTITUTE ONRELATIVISTIC EFFECTS IN ATOMS,MOLECULES, AND SOLIDS, 1981, BURNABY.PROC., P.383-400. PLENUM, 1983.(539.1/R382EF/1981)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1981. 20P. MN (LA-UR-82-0978)

HAY, P. JEFFREY (T-12)

47-37ENSEMBLE CORRECTIONS FOR THEMOLECULAR-DYNAMICS ENSEMBLE.

PHYS. REV.,V.27A, P.2201-5.1983.

WALLACE, DUANE C. (X-4)STRAUB, GALEN K. (T-4)

47-38EXAMINATION OF THE 1 SIGMA GRESONANCES IN LOW-ENERGYE MINUS HYDROGEN PLUS COLLISIONS.

PHYS. REV.,V.28A,P.166-8.1983.


47-3SEXCITATION COLLISION STRENGTHS FOR iRONIONS CALCULATED WITH A DISTORTED WAVEMETHOD.

AT. DATA NUCL. DATA TABLES,V.29, P.407-52.1983.

MANN, JOSEPH B.. JR. (T-4)

47-40EXPERIMENTAL DETERMINATION OFPRODUCT QUANTUM STATE DISTRIBUTIONSIN THE HYDROGEN PLUS DEUTERIUMYIELDS HYDHOGEN DEUTERIUM PLUSDEUTERIUM REACTION.

J. CHEM. PHYS.,V.79, P.5202-3.1983.

GERRITY, DANIEL P. (CHM-2)VALENTINI, JAMES J. (CHM-2)

88

47-41EXPONENTIAL DECAY, RECURRENCES, ANDQUANTUM - MECHANICAL SPREADING IN AQUASICONTINUUM MODEL.

PHYS. REV.,V.28A, P.32-9.1983.

MILONNI, PETER W. (T-12)ACKERHALT, JAY R. (T-12)GALBRAITH, HAROLD W. (T-12)SHIH, MEI-LI

47-42EXTRACTING MAXIMAL INFORMATION ONPOSITIVE MUON DIFFUSION IN METALS.

NATO INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON THEELECTRONIC STRUCTURE AND PROPERTIESOF HYDROGEN IN METALS, 1982,RICHMOND. PROC, P.499-503. PLENUM,1983. (669.94/E38ST/1982)

LEON, MELVIN (MP-3)

47-43FIRST QUANTUM CORRECTIONS TO SECONDVIRIAL COEFFICIENTS FOR ANISOTROPICINTERACTIONS - SIMPLE, CORRECTEDFORMULA.

J. CHEM. PHYS.,V.78, P.7217-22.1983

PACK, RUSSELL T. (T-12)

47-44GROUND - AND EXCITED - STATE PROPERTIESOF SOLID ARGON UNDER PRESSURE.

PHYS. REV.,V.28B, P.6812-9.1983.

LESAR, RICHARD A (T-11)

47-45HOLOGRAPHY AT X - RAY WAVELENGTHS.

TIC,1981.16P. MN (LA-UR-82-0112)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON LASERS,1981, NEW ORLEANS. PROC., P.293-305.SOC. OPT. &QUAN. ELECT. 1982.

SOLEM, JOHNDALE C. (T-DO)BALDWIN, GEORGE C. (P-3)CHAPLINE, GEORGE F.

47-46IMPROVED PARAMETRIZATION OF DIATOM1CS IN -MOLECULES POTENTIAL ENERGY SURFACEFOR SODIUM(3P2P) PLUS HYDROGEN GOINGTO SODIUM(3S2S) PLUS HYDROGEN.

J. CHEM. PHYS.,V.78, P.2956-60. 1983.

BLAIS, NORMAND C. (CNC-2)TRUHLAR, DONALD G.GARRETT, B. C.

47-47INELASTIC NEUTRON SCATTERING STUDIESOF SOME INTRAMOLECULAR HYDROGEN BONDEDCOMPLEXES - A NEW CORRELATION OFGAMMA(OHO) VERSUS R(OO).

J. CHEM. PHYS.,V.78, P.3150-4.1983.

HOWARD, JOSEPHTOMKINSON, JOHNECKERT, JUERGEN (P-8)GOLDSTONE, JOYCE A. (P-8)TAYLOR, ANDREW (P-8)

47-48INFRARED ABSORPTION SPECTRA OF NITROGENOXIDES IN LIQUID XENON. ISOMERIZATIONOF DINITROGEN TRIOXIDE.

J. CHEM. PHYS.,V.78, P.2928-41. 1983.

HOLLAND, REDUS F. (AP-4)MAIER, WILLIAM B., II (AP-DOT)

47-49INTRA - ALKALI MATRIX EFFECTS IN THEINDUCTIVELY COUPLED PLASMA.

APPL. SPECTROSC,V.37, P.558-63.1983.

FAIRES, LYNDA M.(CHM-1)APEL, CHARLES T. (CMB-1)NIEMCZYK, THOMAS M.

47-50INTRODUCTION TO THE CHEMISTRY OFFRACTIONALLY CHARGED ATOMS ELEC-TRONEGATIVITY.

PHYS. REV.,V.28D, P.1671-90. 1983.

LACKNER, KLAUS S.ZWEIG. GEORGE (T-DOT)

47-51ISOTOPICALLY SELECTIVE PHOTOiONIZATIONOF MERCURY ATOMS.

APPL. PHYS. LETT.,V.42, P.311-3.1983.

DYER, PEGGY (P-3)BALDWIN, GEORGE C. (P-3)KITTRELL, C.IMRE, DAN G.BRAMSON, E.

47-52LASER - INDUCED FLUORESCENCE DETECTIONOF HYDROXYL PRODUCED BY REACTION OF HOTHYDROGEN ATOMS WITH CARBON DIOXIDE.

CHEM. PHYS. LETT.,V.100, P.223-6. 1983.

QUICK, CHARLES ROBERT (CHM-4)TIEE, JOEJ.(CHM-4)

47-53LASER MODULATED ELECTRON CAPTUREDETECTION FOR GAS CHROMATOGRAPHY.

ANAL. CHEM.,V.55, P.543-9.1983.

DOVICHI, NORMAN J. (CNC-2)KELLER, RICHARD A. (CNC-2)

47-54LAYERED SYNTHETIC MICROSTRUCTURESMEASUREMENTS AND APPLICATIONS.

NUCL. INSTRUM. METHODS,V.208, P.245-9. 1983.

DAY, ROBERT H. (P-14)GROSSO, JOHN S. (P-14)BARTLETT, ROGER J. (P-14)BARBEE, TROY

47-55LINEAR ALGEBRAIC APPROACH TO ELECTRONMOLECULE COLLISIONS.

INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON THEPHYSICS OF ELECTRONIC AND ATOMICCOLLISIONS, 13TH, 1983, BERLIN.PROC.. P.203-9. NORTH-HOLLAND, 1983.


47-56LINEAR ALGEBRAIC APPROACH TO ELECTRONICEXCITATION OF ATOMS AND MOLECULES BYELECTRON IMPACT.

PHYS. REV.,V.27A. P.101-10. 1983.

COLLINS, LEE A. (T-4)SCHNEIDER, BARRY I. (T-12)

47-57MAGNETIC FIELD DEPENDENCE OF IMPURITY IN-DUCED MUON DEPOLARIZATION IN NOBLEMETALS.

TIC,1983. 8P. MN (LA-UR-83-1027)

SCHILLACI, MARIO E. (MP-3)HEFFNER, ROBERT H. (MP-3)HUTSON, RICHARD L. (MP-3)LEON, MELVIN (MP-3)COOKE, D. W.DODDS, STANLEY A.RICHARDS, PETER M.MAC LAUGHLIN, DOUGLAS E.

47-58MELTING OF PSEUDOPOTENTIAL SODIUMFROM MOLECULAR DYNAMICS.

PHYS. REV.,V.27B, P.2873-6. 1983.

HOLIAN, BRAD LEE (T-4)STRAUB. GALEN K. (T-4)SWANSON, R. E.WALLACE, DUANE C. (X-4)

47-59MODEL FOR THE CALCULATION OFTHERMODYNAMIC PROPERTIES OF A FLUID USINGHARD-SPHERE PERTUBATION THEORYAND THE ZERO-KELVIN ISOTHERM OF THESOLID.

MOLECULAR-BASED STUDY OF FLUIDS.1981, NEW YORK. PHOC P. 107-38.ACS, 1983. (541.22/M718BA/1981)

KERLEY, GERALD I. (T-4)

47-60MOLECULAR BEAM STUDY OF THE TRAPPING DE-SORPTION OF IODINE FROM A LITHIUM FLUORIDE(001) SURFACE.

CHEM. PHYS LETT..V.100, P.174-7. 1983.

CROSS, JON B. (CHM-2)LURIE, JONATHAN B. (CHM-2)

89

47-61MOMENTUM-SPACE OPTICAL POTENTIAL ANDELASTIC SCATTERING CALCULATIONS.

INTERACTION BETWEEN MEDIUM ENERGYNUCLEONS IN NUCLEI-1982, PROC.,P.149. AMER. INST. OF PHYSICS,1983. (539.754/161 BE/1982)

WOLFE, D. H.HYNES, M. V. (MP-4)PICKLESIMER, A.TANDY, P. C.THALER, R. M.

47-62MULTIPHOTON INDUCED FLUORESCENCE ANDIONIZATION OF B1 SIGMA PLUS CARBONMONOXIDE.

TIC,1983.14P. MN (LA-UR-83-0847)

LOGE, GARY WAYNE (CHM-4)TIEE, JOE J. (CHM-4)WAMPLER, FRED B. (CHM-4)

47-63MULTIPHOTON LASER - INDUCEDFLUORESCENCE STUDIES OF SIMPLESPECIES.

TIC,1983.18P. MN (LA-UR-83-0872)

TIEE, JOE J. (CHM-4)FERRIS, MONTY J. (CHM-4)LOGE, GARY WAYNE (CHM-4)WAMPLER, FRED B. (CHM-4)

47-64MULTIPHOTON-INDUCED FLUORESCENCE ANDIONI2ATION OF B SINGLET SIGMA PLUSCARBON MONOXIDE.

LOS ALAMOS CONFERENCE ON OPTICS.1983, LOS ALAMOS AND SANTA FE.PROC., P.402-5. SPIE, 1983.(535/L879OP/1983)

LOGE, GARY WAYNE (CHM-4)TIEE, JOE J. (CHM-4)WAMPLER, FRED B. (CHM-4)

47-65MULT1REFERENCE MANY-BODY PERTURBATIONTHEORY - APPLICATION TO OXYGENPOTENTIAL ENERGY SURFACES.

J. CHEM. PHYS..V79.P.1364-7.1983.

SHEPPARD, MAURICE G. (T-12)SCHNEIDER, BARRY I. (T-12)MARTIN, RICHARD L. (T-12)

47-66MUON DIFFUSION IN NOBL E METALS.

NATO INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON THEELECTRONIC STRUCTURE AND PROPERTIESOF HYDROGEN IN METALS, 1982,RICHMOND. PROC., P.507-12. PLENUM,1983. (669.94/E38ST/1982)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1982. 7P. MN (LA-UR-82-0634)

SCHILLACI, MARIO E. (MP-3)BOEKEMA, CAROLUS (MP-3)HEFFNER. ROBERT H. (MP-3)HUTSON, RICHARD L. (MP-3)LEON, MELVIN (MP-3)OLSON, C. E. (P-3)DODDS. STANLEY A.MAC LAUGHLIN, DOUGLAS E.RICHARDS, PETER M.

47-67MUON SPIN RELAXATION MEASUREMENTS OFSPIN - CORRELATION DECAY IN SPIN - GLASSSILVER MANGANESE.

TIC,1983. 9P. MN (LA-UR-83-1028)

HEFFNER, ROBERT H. (MP-3)COOKE, D. W.LEON, MELVIN (MP-3)SCHILLACI, MARIO E. (MP-3)MAC LAUGHLIN, DOUGLAS E.GUPTA. LAXMI C.

47-68MUON SPIN ROTATION STUDY ON MAGNETITE.

J. MAGN. MAGN. MATER.,V.31-4, P.709-10. 1983.ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1982.9P. MN (LA-UR-82-2265)

BOEKEMA, CAROLUS (MP-3)BRABERS.VICA. M.DENISON, A. B.HEFFNER, ROBERT H. (MP-3)HUTSON, RICHARD L. (MP-3)LEON, MELVIN (MP-3)OLSEN, CLAYTON E. (PS)SCHILLACI, MARIO E. (MP-3)

47-69MUONIC X-RAY OF 199 MERCURY AND200 MERCURY.

PHYS. REV.,V.27C, P.816-29.1983.

GUNTHER, HANSC.SHERA, E. BROOKS (P-3)HOEHN, MARTHA V. (MP-13)WOHLFAHRT, HANS D. (P-3)POWERS, R. J.TANAKA, YASUTOSHI (P-7)KUNSELMAN, R.

47-70NEW PROGRAM FOR THE LEAST SQUARESCALCULATION OF ATOMIC ENERGY LEVELS.

LOS ALAMOS,1983.33P. (LA-09710)

PALMER, BYRON A. (CHM-1)ENGLEMAN, ROLF, JR. (CHM-1)

47-71ON DETERMINING THE NUMBER OFSTOCHASTIC DEGREES OF FREEDOM INPOLYATOMIC MOLECULES.

CHEM. PHYS. LETT.,V.100.P.282-6.1983.

STINE, JAMES R. (M-1)NOID, D. W.

47-72ON RELATIVISTIC CONTRIBUTIONS TO THEBONDING IN COPPER.

J. CHEM. PHYS.,V.78, P.5B40-2.1983.


47-73ON THE POSSIBILITY OF STUDYING CRYSTALFIELD LEVELS AND EXCITATIONS BY MUONSPIN ROTATION SPECTROSCOPY.

TIC,1983. 6P. MN (LA-UR-83-0995)

YAOUANC, ALAIN (MP-3)

47-74ORDERED PHASES OF RIGID CORES HAVINGSEMIFLEXIBLE TAILS - I - GENERAL MODELFOR ORIENTATIONAL AND POSITIONALORDERING WITH HARD REPULSIONS.

PHYS. REV.,V.28A, P.3520-5.1983.

DOWELL, FLONNIE (T-4)

47-75ORDERED PHASES OF RIGID CORES HAVINGSEMIFLEXIBLE TAILS - II - MODEL FORSMECTIC-A AND REENTRANT-NEMATICPHASES WITH HARD REPULSIONS.

PHYS. REV.,V.28A, P.3526-34.1983.

DOWELL, FLONNIE (T-4)

47-76ORIENTATIONAL ORDERING, SITE STRUCTURE,AND DYNAMICS FOR OCTAHEDRAL MOLECULES INLOW TEMPERATURE MATRICES - SULFURHEXAFLUORIDE AND SELENIUM HEXAFLUORIDEIN RARE GAS SOLIDS.

J. CHEM. PHYS.,V.79, P.1516-21.1983.

JONES, LLEWELLYN H. (CNC-4)SWANSON, BASIL I. (INC-4)

47-77POLARIZABILITY AND QUADRUPOLE MOMENTOF A HYDROGEN MOLECULE IN ASPHEROIDAL BOX.

J. PHYS. CHEM.,V.87, P.5202-6.1983.

LESAR, RICHARD A (T-11)HERSCHBACH, D. R.

90

47-78PRECISION MUONIC - ATOM MEASUREMENTS OFNUCLEAR QUADRUPOLE MOMENTS AND THESTERNHEIMER EFFECT IN RARE - EARTHATOMS.

PHYS. REV. LETT.,V.51.P.1633-5.1983.

TANAKA, YASUTOSHI (P-7)STEFFEN, ROLF MARCELSHERA, E. BROOKS (P-3)REUTER, WILFRIED (P-3)HOEHN, MARTHA V. (MP-13)ZUMBRO, J. D.

47-79PULSE - PROBE MEASUREMENTS IN LOW - TEM-PERATURE, LOW-PRESSURE SULFUR HEXAFLUO-RIDE.

ENERGY STORAGE AND REDISTRIBUTIONIN MOLECULES, J. HINZE, ED., P.59-70.PLENUM, 1983.ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1980.12P. MN (LA-UR-80-3252)

LYMAN, JOHN L. (AP-3)

47-60QUANTUM-DEFECT AND DISTORTED-WAVETHEORY APPLIED TO THE RESONANCECONTRIBUTION OF INELASTIC ELECTRONSCATTERING.

PHYS. REV.,V.27A, P.1812-9. 1983.

CLARK, ROBERT EDWARD HOLMESMERTS, ATHEL L. (T-4)MANN, JOSEPH B., JR. (T-4)COLLINS, LEE A. (T-4)

47-81RADIATIONLESS TRANSITIONS IN A NEWLIGHT.

J. CHEM. PHYS.,V.79, P.3336-50.1983.

HELLFR, ERICJ.(T-12)BROWN, ROBERT C.

47-82SEMICLASSICAL INVERSION PROCEDURE FORTHE DIPOLE - MOMENT FUNCTION FORDIATOMIC MOLECULES.

J. CHEM. PHYS.,V.78, P.3647-50.1983.

STINE, JAMES R. (M-1)NOID, D. W.

47-83SEMICLASSICAL VIBRATIONAL SPECTRA FORDIATOMIC MOLECUES - APPLICATION TOHYDROGEN FLUORIDE, CARBON MONOXIDEAND NITROGEN OXIDE.

J. CHEM. PHYS.,V.78, P.1876-82.1983.

STINE, JAMES R. (WX-2)NOID, D. W.

47-84SHEAR VISCOSITIES AWAY FROM THE MELTINGLINE - A COMPARISON OF EQUILIBRIUM ANDNONEQUILIBRIUM MOLECULAR DYANMICS.

J. CHEM. PHYS.,V.78, P.5147-50. 1983.

HOLIAN, BRAD LEE (T-4)EVANS, DENIS J.

47-85SLOWING DOWN AND CAPTURE OF NEGATIVEMUONS BY HYDROGEN - CLASSICAL TRAJECTORYMONTE CARLO CALCULATION.

PHYS. REV.,V.27A, P.167-78.1983.

COHEN, JAMES S. (T-12)

47-86SPECTRAL STUDIES OF COLD URANIUMHEXAFLUORIDE SOLUTIONS.

J. CHEM. PHYS.,V.79, P.4794-4803.1983.

MAIER, WILLIAM B., II (CHM-4)HOLLAND, REDUS F. (CHM-4)BEATTIE, WILLARD H. (CHM-4)

47-87SPECTROSCOPIC STUDIES OF MOLECULARINTERACTIONS OF OXYGEN -16 ANDOXYGEN -18 IN THE HIGH - DENSITYEPSILON PHASE.

J. PHYS. CHEM.,V.87, P.2463-5. 1983.

SWANSON, BASIL I. (INC-4)AGNEW. STEPHEN F. (INC-4)JONE:., J FWELLYN H. (INC-4)MILLS, ROBERT L. (P-10)SCHIFERL, DAVID (M-6)

47-88SPIN - GLASS DYNAMICS DETERMINED FROMMUON SPIN RELAXATION AND NEUTRON SPINECHO MEASUREMENTS.

TIC,1983 10P. MN(LA-UR-83-1029)

HEFFNER, ROBERT H. (MP-3)LEON, MELVIN (MP-3)MAC LAUGHLIN, DOUGLAS E.

47-69STATISTICAL LIMIT OF S ONE PYRIMIDINEQUENCHING.

J. PHYS. CHEM.,V.87, P.969-72.1983.

LOGE, GARY WAYNE (CHM-4)

47-90TARGET-DENSITY EFFECTS IN MUONIC-ATOMCASCADES.

PHYS. REV.,V.27A, P.2936-44. 1983.

KNIGHT, JERE D. (CNC-11)ORTH, CHARLES J. (CNC-11)SCHILLACI, MARIO E. (MP-3)NAUMANN, ROBERT A.HARTMANN, F. J.SCHNEUWLY. HUBERT

47-91THEORECTICAL STUDIES OF CHEMISORBEDOXYGEN ON SILVER (110).

SURF. SCI.,V.130, P.L283-8.1983.

MARTIN, RICHARD L. (T-12)HAY, P. JEFFREY (T-12)

47-92THEORETICAL ANALYSIS OF THE QUANTUMCONTRIBUTIONS TO THE REACTIONS HYDROGENMOLECULE PLUS HYDROGEN ANDDEUTERIUM ATOMS.

J. PHYS. CHEM.,V.87, P. 1255-63. 1983.

WALKER, ROBERT B. (T-12)HAYES, EDWARD F.

47-93THEORETICAL STUDIES OF MOLECULARELECTRONIC TRANSITION LASERS.

ANN. REV. PHYS. CHEM.,V.30.P.311-42.1979.

HAY, P. JEFFREY (T-12)WADT, WILLARD R. (T-12)DUNNING, THOMAS H., JR.

47-94THEORETICAL STUDIES OF SURFACEDIFFUSION - SELF - DIFFUSION IN THEFCC(100) SYSTEM.

J. CHEM. PHYS..V.78, P.3219-21.1983.

MC DOWELL, H. KEITHDOLL, JIMMIE D. (CNC-2)

47-95THEORETICAL STUDIES OF SURFACEDIFFUSION - A STRATEGY FOR ENHANCEDSAMPLING.

J. CHEM. PHYS.,V.78, P.5276-7.1983.

DOLL, JIMMIE D. (CNC-2)MCCOWELL. H.KEITHVALONE, STEVEN M. (CNC-2)

47-96THEORETICAL STUDY OF THE REACTIONHYDROGEN PLUS HYDROGEN SULFIDE YIELDSHYDROGEN PLUS SULFUR.

CHEM. PHYS.,V.82, P.337-41.1983.


47-97THIRD BODY EFFICIENCES FOR COLLISION IN-DUCED DISSOCIATION OF DIATOMICS.RATE COEFFICIENTS FOR HYDROGEN PLUSHYDROGEN GOING TO HYDROGEN 3.

J. CHEM. PHYS.,V.78, P.23e8-92. 1983.


91

47-98THREE - STEP PHOTOIONIZATION OF MERCURYFOR APPLICATION TO SEPARATION OFMERCURY ISOMERS.

INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON LASERS.1982, NEW ORLEANS. PROC, P.255-7.STS PRESS, 1983.ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1982.5P. MN (LA-UR-83-0114)

DYER, PEGGY (P-3)BALDWIN, GEORGE C. (P-3)KITTRELL, C.

47-99TIME DEPENDENT WAVE PACKET APPROACHTO THREE-DIMENSIONAL GAS-SURFACESCATTERING.

J. CHEM. PHYS..V.79.P.2072-81.1983.

DROLSHAGEN, GERHARD (T-12)HELLER, ERIC J.(T-12)

47-100TRANSITION PROBABILITY AND COLLISIONBROADENING OF THE 1.3 MU TRANSITION OFATOMIC IODINE.

J. OPT. SOC. AM.,V.73.P.1585-9.1983.

ENGLEMAN, ROLF, JR. (CHM-1)PALMER, BYRON A. (CHM-1)DAVIS, STEVE J.

47-101TWIST MAP, THE EXTENDED FRENKELTOROVA MODEL AND THE DEVIL'SSTAIRCASE.

ORDER IN CHAOS, 1982. LOS ALAMOS.PROC. P. 240-58, NORTH HOLLAND, 1983.(003.2/161 OR/2ND/1982)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1982.51 P. MN (LA-UR-82-2351)

AUBRY, SERGE (CNLS)

47-102VIBRATIONAL- ROTATIONAL ENERGYTRANSFER IN COLLISIONS OF HYDROGENFLUORIDE (V=4.J=20) WITH RARE GASES.

J. CHEM. PHYS.,V.78.P.1763-6.1983.

THOMPSON, DONALD L. (CNC-2)

47-103VIBRATIONAL ANHARMONICITY CONSTANTS PPLUTONIUM HEXAFLUORIDE.

KON- J. MOL. STRUCT.,V.100.P.125-8.1983.

KIM, KYU C. (AP-3)PERSON, WILLIS B.KROHN, BURTON J. (T-12)

47-104WIGNER METHOD STUDIES OF OZONEPHOTODISSOCIATION.

J. CHEM. PHYS.,V.78, P.7191-8.1983.

SHEPPARD, MAURICE G. (T-12)WALKER, ROBERT B. (T-12)

92

48. PHYSICS—COSMIC AND TERRESTRIAL

46-1BUMP MASSES FOR BL HER STARS.

PULSATIONS IN CLASSICAL ANDCATACLYSMIC VARIABLE STARS, 1SS2,BOULDER. PROC P.232-36. JOINT INST.LAB. ASTROPHYS., 1982.(523.C44/P982CL/1982)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1982.6P. MN (LA-UR-82-2008)

DAVIS, CECIL G.(X-S)

48-2ACCELERATOR - BASED MASS SPECTROMETRYOF HEAVY METHANE.

TIC,1S82.9P MN (LA-UR-62-2828)

TESMER, JOSEPH R. (P-9)FOWLER, MALCOLM M. (CNC-11)WILHELMY, JERRY B. (CNC-11)

48-3ACCRETING DEGENERATE DWARFS IN CLOSEBINARY SYSTEMS.

ACCRETION-DRIVEN STELLAR X-RAYSOURCES, W.H.G. LEWIN, E.P.JVAN DEN HEUVAL, EDS., P.147-87.CAMBRIDGE UNIV. PRESS. 1983.

CORDOVA, FRANCE ANNE (P-4)MASON, K. O.

48-4ACCRETION DISKS.

TIC,1983.5P. MN (LA-UR-83-0643)

SPARKS, WARREN M.KUTTER, G. SIEGFRIED

48-5APHELION CLUSTERING OF NEW COMETS STARTRACKS THROUGH OORT'S CLOUD.

PROC. NATL. ACAD. SCI.,V.BO, P.6151-5.1983.ALSO PUBLISHED IN:MAX-PLANCK-INSTITUT FUR PHYSIK UNDASTROPHYSIK, 1983. (MPA-82)

BIERMANN, LUDWIGHUEBNER, WALTER F. (T-4)LUST, RH.

48-6APPLICATION OF TWO - TIME METHODS INSTELLAR PULSATIONS.

TIC,1982. SP. MN (LA-UR-82-2302)

PESNELL, WILLIAM DEAN (T-6)REGEV, ODEDBUCHLER, J. ROBERT (TD-9)

48-7ATMOSPHERIC DIFFUSION IN THE MESOSCALE

RANGE - THE EVIDENCE OF RECENT PLUMEWIDTH OBSERVATIONS.

SYMPOSIUM ON TURBULENCE ANDDIFFUSION, 6TH, 1983, BOSTON.PROC., P.300-4. AMS, 19S3.

GIFFORD, F. A.

48-8BERYLLIUM 10 CONTENTS OF CORE SAMPLESFROM THE ST. SEVERIN METEORITE.

METEORITICS,V.18, P.384.1983.

REEDY, ROBERT C. (INC-11)TUNIZ. CLAUDIO,SMITH, CHARLES M.MONIOT, ROBERT K.SAVIN, WILLIAMKRUSE, THEODORE H.PAL, DEVENDRA K.KERZOG, GREGORY F.

48-9BETA CEPHEI VARIABLES (LECTURE 1).

TIC,1983.21P. MN (LA-UR-B3-0731)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:SWISS SOCIETY OF ASTRONOMY ANDASTROPHYSICS. ADVANCED COURSE, 13TH,1983, SAAS-FEE. PROC., P.3-22.GENEVA OBSERVATORY, 1983.(523.8/S979AS/13TH/1983)

COX, ARTHUR N. (T-S)

48-10BGO IN SEVERAL SATELLITE - BORNEAPPLICATIONS.

INTL. WORKSHOP ON BISMUTH GERMANATE,1982, PRINCETON UNIVERSITY. PROC.,P.306-25 1982. (539.77/16161,1982)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC.1982.19P. MN (LA-UR-82-0424)

KLEBESAOEL, RAY W. (ESS-9)

48-11CATACLYSMIC VARIABLES AS PROBES OFX - RAY PROPERTIES OF INTERSTELLARGRAINS.

TIC.1983.7P. MN (LA-UR-83-0892)

BODE, M. F. (ESS-9)EVANS, A.NGRWELL, G. A.

48-12CATACLYSMIC VARIABLES.

REPORTS ON ASTRONOMY, PATRICK A.WAYMAN. ED., P.289-9S. D. REIDEL,1982.

CORDOVA, FRANCE ANNE (ESS-9)MASON, K. 0.

48-13CIRCUIT FOR TIME-RESOLVED PHOTONCOUNTING.

REV. SCI. INSTRUM.,V.54,P.1790-2.1S(!S3.

KYLE, THOMAS GAIL (ESS-7)CLEMENTS. WILUA?J1 E. (ESS-7)

48-14COLLISIONAL MODIFICATION TO THEEXOSPKERIC THEORY OF SOLAR WINDHALO ELECTRON PITCH ANGLE DISTRIBUTIONS.

J. GEOPHYS. RES..V.88,P.6881-7.1983.

LEMONS. DON S. (X-8)FELOMAN, WILLIAM C. (ESS-8)

48-15COMPUTER ANALYSIS OF A LIMITED WELLLOG SUITE IN A GEOTHERMAL WELL A CASE HIS-TORY.

TRANS. GEOTHERM. RESOUR. COUNC,V.4, P.475-8.1980.

SANYAL. S. K.WELLS, L. E.CLENEAY, C.MATHEWS, MARK A. (ESS-3)

48-16COMPUTER MODEL OF CHEMISTRY ANDDYNAMICS OF THE MESOSPHERE,THERMOSPHERE. ANDIONOSPHERE.


SUTHERLAND. C. DEXTER (ESS-7)ZINN, JOHN (ESS-7)

48-17CONNECTION BETWEEN GALAXY PROBABILITIESIN ZWICKY CLUSTERS COUNTINGDISTRIBUTIONS IN PARTICLE PHYSICSAND QUANTUM OPTICS.

PHYS. LETT.,V.131B.P.116-20.1983.

CARRUTHERS, PETER A. (T-DO)DUONG-VAN. MINH

48-18CORRECTIONS TO PRIMORDIALNUCLEOSYNTHESIS.

NEUTRINO MASS AND GAUGE STRUCTURE OFWEAK INTERACTIONS, 1982. TELEMARK.PROC.. P.31-90.AIP, 1983.(539.72/N497MA/1982)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC.1982.11P. MN (LA-UR-82-2987)

DICUS.DUANEA.KOLB, EDWARD W., JR. (T-6)GLEESON. A. M.SUDARSHAN, E. C.TEPLITZ, VIGDOR LTURNER, MICHAEL S.

48-19CORRELATED X-RAY AND OPTICAL TIMEVARIABILITY OF TT ARIETIS.

ASTROPHYS. J.,V.270.P.211-25.1983.

JENSEN, KENNETH ALAN (ESS-8)CORDOVA. FRANCE ANNE (ESS-9)MIDDLED1TCH. JOHN (ESS-9)MASON, K. O.GRAUER. A. D.MORNE, KEITHGOMER, RICHARD

48-20CORRELATION OF SILICA HEAT FLOWAND TEMPERATURE GRADIENTS,CENTRAL AND WESTERN NEW YORK.

TRANS. GEOTHERM. RESOUR. COUNCV.4, P.209-12.1980.

HILFIKER. KENNETHHANLEY, CAROLHODGE, DENNISMORGAN. PAULMAXWELL. JAMES C. (G-2)SWANBERG, C. A.

48-21COSMIC - RAY - PRODUCED COBALT - 60IN CHONDRITES.

LUNAR AND PLANETARY SCIENCECONFERENCE, 13TH, 1982, HOUSTON.PROC, P.756-7. AGU, 1982.

SPERGEL, MARTIN S.REEDY, ROBERT C. (CNC-11)LAZARETH, OTTO W.LEVY, PAUL W.

48-22COSMIC - RAY - PRODUCED DEUTERIUM,CARBON - 13, AND NITROGEN -15 INMETEORITES.


REEDY, ROBERT C. (CNC-11)

48-23COSMIC - RAY - PRODUCED STABLENUCLIDES - VARIOUS PRODUCTION RATES ANDTHEIR IMPLICATIONS.

LUNAR AND PLANETARY SCIENCECONFERENCE, 12TH, 1981, HOUSTON.PROC, P.871-3. PERGAMON, 1982.(559.91/L961L/12TH/1981)

REEDY, ROBERT C. (CNC-11)

48-24COSMIC RAY RECORD IN SOLAR SYSTEMMATTER.

SCIENCE,V.219.P.127-35.1983.ALSO PUBLISHED IN:ANN. REV. NUCL. SCI..V.33, P.505-37.1983.

REEDY, ROBERT C. (CNC-11)ARNOLD. JAMES R.LAL. OEVENDRA

18-25COSMOGENIC NUCLICE PRODUCTION IN SMALLSPHERICAL METEOROIDS.

LUNAR AND PLANETARY SCIENCECONFERENCE, 12TH, 1981, HOUSTON.PROC., P.1026-7. PERGAMON, 1982.(559.91/L961L/12TH/1981)

SPERGEL. MARTIN S.REEDY, ROBERT C. (CNC-11)LAZARETH, OTTO W.LEVY, PAUL W.

48-26COSMOLOGICAL AND AS1ROPHYSICALIMPLICATIONS OF MAGNETIC MONOPOLES.

TIC,1983. 21P. MN (LA-UR-83-0751)

KOLB, EDWARD W.. JR. (T-6)

48-27COSMOLOGICAL PROBLEMS FOR THE POLONYIPOTENTIAL.

PHYS. LETT.,V.131B.P.59-64.1983.

COUGHLIN, G. C.FISCHLER, WILLY (T-8)KOLE, EDWARD W..JR (T-6)RAEY, STUART A. (T-8)ROSS, G. G.

48-28COSMOLOGY WITH VERY LAfiGE GAUGE MODELS.

PHYS. REV..V.27D. P.315-20.1983.

HARVEY, JEFFREY A.KOLB, EDWARD W.. JR. (T-6)WOLFRAM, STEPHEN

48-29COSMOLOGY, INFLATION, ANDSUPERSYMMETRY.

TIC,1982.15P. MN (LA-UR-82-2947)

ALBRECHT, ANDREASDIMOPOULOS, SAVASFISCHLER. WILLY (T-8)KOLB, EDWARD W.. JR. (T-6)RABY, STUART A. (T-8)STEINHARDT, PAUL J.

48-30CREATING UNSTABLE VELOCITY - SPACEDISTRIBUTIONS WITH BARIUM INJECTIONS.

TIC.1983. 7P. MN (LA-UH-83-1429)

PONGRAT2, MORRIS B. (ESS-8)

48-31CROSS SECTION OF THE CAPTURE REACTION3 HELIUM (ALPHA.GAMMA) 7 BERYLLIUM.

PHYS. REV..V.27C.P.11-6.1983.

ROBERTSON, ROBERT G. H. (P-3)DYER, PEGGY (P-3)BOWLES, THOMAS J. (P-3)BROWN, RONALD E. (P-3)JARMIE. NELSON (P-3)MAGGIORE, CARL J. (E-10)AUSTIN, SAM M.

46-32DEFORMATION OF SINGLE-CaYSTALCLINOPYROXENES - 2. DISLOCATION COL-TROLLED FLOW PROCESSES INHEDENBERGITE.

J. GEOPHYS. RES.,V.88, P.2381-93.1983.

KOLLE. J. J.BLACIC. JAMES D. (ESS 3)

43-33DELTA SCUTI VARIABLES (LECTURE 6).

TIC.1983.2,'OP. MN (LA-UR-83-0786)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:SWISS SOCIETY OF ASTRONOMY ANDASTROPHYSICS. ADVANCED COURSE. 13TH.1983. SAAS-FEE. PROC. P.82-100.GENEVA OBSERVATORY. 1983(523.8/S979AS/13TH/1983)

COX, ARTHUR N. (T-6)

48-34DENSITY DRIFT INSTABILITIES AND WEAKCOLLISIONS.

J. GEOPHYS. RES.,V.88A, P.2103-10.1983.

GARY, S. PETER (ESS-8)BERNHARDT. PAUL A. (ESS-7)COLE. THOMAS E.

46-35DISCOVERY OF NONHADIAL INSTABILITYSTRIPS FOR HOT, EVOLVED STARS.

ASTROPHYS. J..V.268, P.L27-32.1983.

STARRFIELD, SUMNER G. (T-DO)COX, ARTHUR N. (T-6)HODSON. STEPHEN W. (ESS-5)PESNELL, WILLIAM DEAN (T-6)

48-36DOUBLE - MODE PULSATION.

PULSATIONS IN CLASSICAL ANDCATACLYSMIC VARIABLE STARS, 1982,BOULDER. PROC., P.157-69. JOINT INST.LAB. ASTROPHYS.. 1982.(523.844/P982CL/1982)

COX. ARTHUR N. (T-6)

48-37DOUBLE - MODE RR LY..AE VARIABLES IN M15.

ASTROPHYS. J.,V.266.P.94-104.1983.

COX, ARTHUR N. (T-6)HODSON, STEPHEN W. (T-6)CLANCY, SEAN P. (T-6)

48-38DUST SHELLS OF NOVAE AND SUPERNOVAE.

VISTAS ASTRON.,V.26. P.369-416.1982.

BODE. M. F. (ESS-9)

48-39EFFECT OF LOW-VELOCITY, LOW-MASSINTRUDERS (COLLISIONLESS GAS) ON THEDYNAMICAL EVOLUTION OF A BINARYSYSTEM.

ASTRON. J.,V.88, P.1269-83.1983.

HILLS, JACK G. (T-6)

48-40EFFECT OF SUDDEN MASS LOSS AND A RANDOMKICK VELOCITY PRODUCED IN A SUPERNOVAEXPLOSION ON THE DYNAMICS OF A BINARYSTAR OF ARBITRARY ORBITAL ECCENTRICITY.APPLICATIONS TO X-RAY BINARIES ANDTO THE BINARY PULSARS.

ASTROPHYS. J-,V.267, P.322-33.1983.


48-41EINSTEIN X - RAY OBSERVATIONS OFCATACLYSMIC VARIABLES.

TIC,1982.19P. MN (LA-UR-S2-1238)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:ADV. SPACE RES.,V.2, P.109-17.1983.

MASON, K. O.CORDOVA. FRANCE ANNE (ESS-9)

48-4SELECTRON HEATING AT INTERPLANETARYSHOCKS.

TIC.1982. 23P. MN (LA-UR-83-0259)

FELDMAN, WILLIAM C. (ESS-8)ASBRIDGE, JOHN R. (ESS-8)BAME. SAMUEL J.. JR. (ESS-8)GOSLING, JOHN T. (ESS-8)ZWICKL. RONALD D. (ESS-8)

48-43ELECTRON VELOCITY DISTRIBUTIONS NEARTH£ EARTHS BOW SHOCK.

J. GEOPHYS. RES.,V.88A.P.S6-110.1983.

FELDMAN, WILLIAM C. (ESS-8)ANDERSON, RICHARD C. (ESS-8)BAME, SAMUEL J., JR. (ESS-8)GARY. S. PETER (ESS-8)GOSLING, JOHN T. (ESS-8)MC COMAS, DAVID J. (ESS-8)THOMSEN. MICHELLE F. (ESS-8)PASCHMANN, GOTZHOPPE, M. M.

48-44ELECTRON VELOCITY DISTRIBUTIONS NEARINTERPLANETARY SHOCKS.

J. GEOPHYS. RES.,V.88, P.9949-58.1983.

FELDMAN, WILLIAM C. (ESS-8)ANDERSON. RICHARD C. (ESS-8)BAME, SAMUEL J., JR. (ESS-8)GOSLING, JOHN T. (ESS-8)ZWICKL, RONALD D. (ESS-8)SMITH, E. J.

48-45ENERGETIC ION ACCELERATION ANDTRANSPORT IN THE UPSTREAM REGION OFJUPITER - VOYAGER 1 AND 2.

ADV. SPACE RES.,V.3, P.77-80.1983.ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1982.5P. MN (LA-UR-32-1914)

BAKER. DANIEL N. (ESS-8)ZWICKL, RONALD D. (ESS-8)CARBARY, J. F.KRIMIGIS, S M.LEPPING, RON P.

48-46EVIDENCE FOR AN APPROXIMATE 300 DAYPERIOD IN CYGNUSX-1.

ASTROPHYS J.,V.270. P.233-8.1983.

PRIEDHORSKY. WILLIAM C. (ESS-9)TERRELL, NELSON JAMES (ESS-9)HOLT, S. S.

48-47FEEDBACK - DIFFRACTION THEORY OFIONOSPHERIC HEATING.

J. ATMOS. TERR. PHYS.,V.44.P.1061-74.1982.

BERNHARDT, PAUL A. (ESS-7)DUNCAN. LEWIS M. (SSO)

48-48FIELD - ALIGNED CURRENTS NFAR THEMAGNETOSPHERE BOUNDARY.

TIC.1983.29P. MN (LA-UR-83-1014)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:MAGNETOSPHERIC CURRENTS, THOMAS A.POTEMRA, ED.. P.171-9. AGU, 1983.

HONES. EDWARD W.. JR. (ESS-8)

48-49FIELD - ALIGNED ION BEAMS UPSTREAMOF THE EARTH'S BOW SHOCK - EVIDENCEFOR A MAGNETOSHEATH SOURCE.

GEOPHYS. RES. LETT..V.10.P.1207-10.1983.

THOMSEN. MICHELLE F. (ESS-8)GOSLING, JOHN T. (ESS-8)BAME. SAMUEL J., JR. (ESS-8)FELDMAN, WILLIAM C. (ESS-8)PASCHMANN, GOTZSCKOPKE. N.

48-50FORMATION OF COMETS BY RADIATIONPRESSURE IN THE OUTER PROTOSUN - II DE-PENDENCE ON THE RADIATION - GRAINCOUPLING.

ASTRON. J.,V.88. P.1519-21.1983.

HILLS, JACK G. (T-6)SANDFORD, MAXWELL T. (ESS-5)

48-51FORMATION OF COMETS BY RADIATIONPRESSURE IN THE OUTER PROTOSUN - III DE-PENDENCE ON THE ANISOTROPY OF THERADIATION FIELD.

ASTRON. J.,V.88, P.1522-30.1983.

HiLLS, JACK G. (T-6)SANDFORO, MAXWELL T. (ESS-5)

48-52FRAGMENTATION OF THE UNIVERSE.

ASTROPHYS. SPACE SCI..V.94.P.401-12.1983.

BROWN. WILBUR K. (P-15)KARPf. ROBERT R.(M-4)GRADY, DENNIS E.

4B-53FURTHER COMMENTS ON THE KONUS CATALOG.

ASTROPHYS. SPACE SCI.,V.96, P.214-5.1983.

LAROS, JOHN G. (ESS-9)EVANS, W DOYLE (ESS-9)FENIMORE, EDWARD E. (ESS-9)KLEBESADtL, RAY W. (ESS-9)

GAMMA BURSTS.TIC.1982.6P. MN (LA-UR-82-3596)

COLGATE, STIRLING A. (T-6)PETSCHEK, ALBERT G. (P-DO)

48-55GEOMETRICAL HIERARCHY MODEL ANDN EQUALS 1 SUPERGRAVITY.

PHYS. LETT.,V.125B, P.270-3.1983.

OVRUT, BURT A.RABY, STUART A. (T-8)

48-56GX 304-1 <4U 1258-61). AND 4U 1145-61.CEN X-3. GX 301-2 (4U 1223-62).GX304 -1 (4U1258 - 61). AND4U1145-61.

ASTROPHYS. J..V.273.P.709-15.1983.

PRIEDHORSKY, WILLIAM C. (ESS-9)TERRELL. NELSON JAMES (ESS-9)

4B-57HELIUM ABUNDANCE ENHANCEMENTS IN THESOLAR WIND.

J. GEOPHYS. RES.,V.87. P.7370-8.1982.

BORRINI, G.GOSLING, JOHN T. (ESS-8)BAME. SAMUEL J.. JR. (ESS-8)FELDMAN, WILLIAM C. (ESS-8)

95

48-58HELIUM PLUS AND OTHER UNUSUAL (ONS INTHE SOLAR WIND. A SYSTEMATIC SEARCHCOVERING 1972-1980.

J. GEOPHYS. RES.,V.87, P.7379-88.1982.

ZWICKL, RONALD D. (ESS-8)ASBRIDGE. JOHN R. (ESS-8)BAME, SAMUEL J., JR. (ESS-8)FELDMAN, WILLIAM C. (ESS-8)GOSLING. JOHN T. (ESS-8)

48-59HOT DRY ROCK GEOTHERMAL SITEEVALUATION, WESTERN SNAKE RIVERPLAIN, IDAHO.

TRANS. GEOTHERM. RESOUR. CO.UNC..V.4.P.197-200.1980.

ARNEY, BARBARA H. (ESS-1)BEYER, J. H.SIMON, D. B.TONANI, F. B.WEISS, R. B.

48-60HYDRODYNAMIC MODELS OF HERBIQ-HAROOBJECTS.

MON. NOT. R. ASTRON. SOCV.205.P.105-21.1983.

SANDFORD, MAXWELL T. (G-6)WHITAKER, RODNEY W. (G-6)

48-61HYORODYNAMIC SIMULATIONS OF A COMBINEDHYDROGEN, HELIUM THERMONUCLEAR RUNAWAYON A 10 KM NEUTRON STAR.

TIC,1983. 6P. MN (LA-UR-83-1406)

STARRFIELD, S.KENYON, S.TRURAN, JAMES W.SPARKS, WARREN M. (X-5)

48-62IDENTIFICATION OF THE SOFT X - RAYSOURCE H10I1 - 47(EQUALS E1013-477) A NEWMAGNETIC VARIABLE?

PUBL. ASTRON. SOC. PAC,V.95, P.37O-5."1983.

MASON, K. O.CORDOVA, FRANCE ANNE (ESS-9)MIDDLEDITCH, JOHN (ESS-9)REICHERT, G.BOWYER. &.MURDIN, P. G.Ci-ARK, D.

48-63INFLATIONARY UNIVERSE WITH GRAVITY.

PKYS. REV.,V.27D, P.2285-93.1983.

MOTTOLA, EMILLAPEDES,ALANS.(T-6)

48-64INFRARED AND OPTICAL PULSATIONS FROMHZ HERCULIS AND POSSIBLE 3.5 SECONDINFRARED PULSATIONS FROM IE 2259PLUS 586.

ASTROPHYS. J.,V.274, P.313-26.1983.

MIDDLEDITCH, JOHN (ESS-9)PENNYPACKER, C.BURNS, S.

48-65INTERACTION OF THE PLASMA TAIL OF COMETI3RADFIELD 1979L ON 1980 FEBRUARY 6 WITHA POSSIBLE FLARE - GENERATED SOLAR WINDDISTURBANCE.

TIC,1982.7P. MN (LA-UR-83-1023)

NIEDNER. M. B.BRANDT, J. C.ZWICKL. RONALD D. (ESS-8)BAME, SAMUEL J., JR. (ESS-B)

48-66INTERSTELLAR NOMADS.

ADV. ASTRONAUT. SCI.,V.53, P.357-74.1983.

JONES, ERIC M. (ESS-5)FINNEY, BEN R.

48-67IONOSPHERIC EFFECTS OF ROCKET EXHAUSTPRODUCTS - HEAO - C, SKYLAB.

J. ATMOS. TERR. PHYS..V.44.P.1143-71.1982.

ZINN, JOHN (ESS-7)SUTHERLAND, C. DEXTER (OSS)STONE, SIDNEY N. (SSO)DUNCAN, LEWIS M. (SSO)BEHNKE, RICHARD A.

48-66IONOSPHERIC MODIFICATION BY HIGHPOWER RADIO WAVES.

J. ATMOS. TERR. PHYS.,V.44.P.1009-17.1982.

DUNCAN, LEWIS M. (P-4)GORDON, WILLIAM E.

48-6SIONS UPSTREAM OF THE EARTH'S BOW SHOCK ATHEORETICAL COMPARISON OF ALTERNATIVESOURCE POPULATIONS.

J. GEOPHYS. RES.,V.88A, P.2039-47.1983.

SCHWARTZ, STEVEN J.THOMSEN, MICHELLE F. (ESS-8)GOSLING, JOHN T. (ESS-8)

48-70ISEE 1 AND 2 OBSERVATIONS OF LAMINARBOW SHOCKS - VELOCITY AND THICKNESS.

GEOPHYS. RES. LETT.,V.9.P.1171-4.1982.

RUSSELL, C. T.HOPPE, M. M.LIVESEY.W.A.GOSLING, JOHN T. (ESS-8)BAME, SAMUEL A, JR. (ESS-8)

48-71ISEE 3 HIGH TIME RESOLUTION STUDY OFINTERPLANETARY PARAMETER CORRELATIONWITH MAGNETOSPHERIC ACTIVITY.

J. GEOPHYS. RES..V.88. P.6230-42.1983.

BAKER, DANIEL N. (ESS-8)ZWICKL, RONALD D. (ESS-8)BAME, SAMUEL J., JR. (ESS-8)HONES, EDWARD W., JR. (ESS-8)TSURUTANI, B. T.SMITH, E. J.AKASOFU, SYUN I.

48-72ISOTROPY OF ULTRA HIGH ENERGY COSMICRAYS AND MULTIPLE SUPERNOVA I GALACTICSOURCE.

TIC.1983.4P. MN (LA-UR-83-1049)

COLGATE, STIRLING A. (T-6)

46-73LINEAR AND NONLINEAR MODELS OF MIRAVARIABLES.

PULSATIONS IN CLASSICAL ANDCATACLYSMIC VARIABLE STARS, 1982,BOULDER, PROC.. P.237-301. JOINT INSTLAB. ASTFiOPHYS., 1982.(523.844/C982CL/1982)

OSTLIE.DALEA.COX, ARTHUR N. (T-6)CAHN, JULIUS H.

48-7*LINEAR NONRADIAL PULSATION THEORY(LECTURE 7).

TIC.1983.18P. MN (LA-UR-33-0787)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:SWISS SOCIETY OF ASTRONOMY ANDASTROPHYSICS. ADVANCED COURSE. 13TH.1983, SAAS-FEE PROC.. P.101-17.GENEVA OBSERVATORY, 1983.(523.8/S979AS/13TH/1983)


48-75LINEAR RADIAL PULSATION THEORY.(LECTURE 5)

TIC.1983.11P. MN (LA-UR-83-C785)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:SWISS SOCIETY OF ASTRONOMY ANDASTROPHYSICS. ADVANCED COURSE, 13TH,1983, SAAS-FEE. PROC. P.72-81.GENEVA OBSERATORY. PROC., P.72-81.(523.8/S979AS/13TH/1983)


96

48-78LINEAR THEORY RADIAL AND NONRADIALPULSATIONS OF DA DWARF STARS.

PULSATIONS IN CLASSICAL ANDCATACLYSMIC VARIABLE STARS, 1982,BOULDER, PROC. P.78-82. JOINT INST.LAB. ASTROPHYS., 1982.(523.844/P982CL/1982)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1982.6P. MN (LA-UR-82-2349)

STARRFIELD, SUMNER G. (T-DO)COX, ARTHUR N. (T-6)HODSON, STEPHEN W. (T-6)PESNELL, WILLIAM DEAN (T-6)

48-77LONG- TERM CAPTURES OF LOW - MASSINTRUDERS BY BINARY STARS.

ASTRON. J.,V.88, P.1857-67.1983.


48-78LONG-RANGE ATMOSPHERIC TRACER FIELDTEST.

ATMOS. ENVIRON.,V.17, P.1677-85.1983.

FOWLER, MALCOLM M. (INC-7)BARR, SUMNER (ESS-7)

48-79MAGNETIC STRUCTURE OF THE BOUNDARYLAYER.

SPACE SCI. REV.,V.34, P.201-11.1983.

HONES, EDWARD W., JR. (ESS-8)

48-80MODELING OF MODIFICATION EXPERIMENTSINVOLVING NEUTRAL GAS RELEASE.

TIC,1983. 8P. MN (LA-UR-83-1416)

BERNHARDT, PAUL A. (ESS-7)

48-81MULTIPLE SPACECRAFT OBSERVATIONS OFINTERPLANETARY SHOCKS - CHARACTERISTICSOF THE UPSTREAM ULF TURBULENCE.

TIC,1982.17P. MN (LAL-UR-83-1172)

RUSSELL, C.T.SMITH, E. J.TSURUTANI, B. T.GOSLING, JOHN T. (ESS-8)BAME, SAMUEL J., JR. (ESS-8)

48-82MYTHICAL MAIA, ULTRASHORT AND 53 PSCVARIABLES (LECTURE 4).

TIC,1983.12P. (LA-UR-83-0784)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:SWISS SOCIETY OF ASTRONOMY ANDASTROPHYSICS. ADVANCED COURSE, 13TH,1983, SAAS-FEE. PROC., P.61-71.GENEVA OBSERVATORY, 1983.(523.8/S979AS/13TH/1983)


48-83NEAR - EQUATORIAL MAGNETOSPHERICPARTICLES FROM APPROXIMATE 1 EV TOAPPROXIMATE 1 MEV U.S. IUGG QUADRENNIALREPORT1979-1982.

REV. GEOPHYS. SPACE PHYS.,V.21.P.402-18.1983.

YOUNG, DAVID T. (ESS-8)

48-84NEUTRINO OSCILLATIONS IN THE EARLYUNIVERSE II.

NEUTRINO MASS AND GAUGE STRUCTURE OFWEAK INTERACTIONS, 1982, TELEMARK.PROC., P.91-9.AIP. 1983.(539.72/N497MA/1982)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1982.10P. MN (LA-UR-82-3456)

MC KELLAR, BRUCE H. J. (T-5)GRANEK, HENRY

48-85NEUTRON - CAPTURE REACTIONS INMETERORITES.

METEORITICS,V.16, P.387-8.1981.

SPERGEL, MARTIN S.REEDY, ROBERT C. (CNC-11)LAZARETH, OTTO W.LEVY, PAUL W.

48-86NEUTRON STAR COOLING - EFFECTS OFENVELOPE PHYSICS.

TIC,1982. 5P. MN (LA-UR-82-2844)

VAN RIPER, KENNETH A. (X-7)

48-87NEW INFLATION IN SUPERSYMMETRICTHEORIES.

NUCL. PHYS.,V.229B, P.528-40.1983.

ALBRECHT, ANDREASDIMOPOULO3, SAVASFISCHLER, WILLY (T-8)KOLB, EDWARD W., JR. (T-6)RABY, STUART A. (T-8)STEINHARDT, PAUL J.

48-88NEW OBSERVATIONS OF PLASMA VORTICES ANDINSIGHTS TO THEIR INTERPRETATION.


HONES, EDWARD W., JR. (ESS-8)BIRN.J.BAME, SAMUEL J., JR. (ESS-8)RUSSELL, C. T.

48-89NON - LTE ASTROPHYSICS AND THE ORIGINOF HIGH ENERGY COSMIC RAYS.

SCIENCE UNDERGROUND, 1982.LOS ALAMOS. PROC., P.306-12.AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF PHYSICS, 1983.(539.72/S416UN/1982).ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1982.8P. MN (LA-UR-82-3578)


48-90NONLINEAR HYDRODYNAMICS (LECTURE 9).

TIC,1983.18P. MN (LA-UR-83-0789)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:SWISS SOCIETY OF ASTRONOMY ANDASTROPHYSICS. ADVANCED COURSE, 13TH,1983, SAAS-FEE. PROC., P.129-45.GENEVA OBSERVATORY, 1983.(523.8/S979AS/13TH/1983)


48-91NONLOCAL THEORY OF PERIODIC DENSITYDRIFT INSTABILITIES.

J. GEOPHYS. RES.,V.88A, P.938-44.19B3.

BERNHARDT, PAULA. (ESS-7)THOMSEN, MICHELLE F. (ESS-3)GARY. S. PETER (ESS-8)

48-92NUCLIDE PRODUCTION BY PRIMARV COSMICRAYS IN VERY SMALL OBJECTS.

METEORITICS.V.18.P.383-4.1983.

REEDY, ROBERT C. (INC-11)

48-93OBLIQUE WHISTLER INSTABILITY IN THEEARTH'S FORESHOCK.

J. GEOPHYS. RES.,V.88A, P.2048-56.1983.

SENTMAN, D. D.THOMSEN, MICHELLE F. (ESS-8)GARY, S. PETER (ESS-8)FELDMAN, WILLIAM C. (ESS-8)HOPPE, M. M.

48-94OBSERVATIONAL EVIDENCE ON THE ORIGIN OFIONS UPSTREAM OF THE EARTHS BOW SHOCK.

J. GEOPHYS. RES.,V. 88, P. 7843-52.1983.

THOMSEN, MICHELLE F. (ESS-8)SCHWARTZ, STEVEN J.GOSLING. JOHN T. (ESS-8)

48-95ON THE EVOLUTION OF INTERACTING.MAGNETIZED, GALACTIC PLASMAS.

ASTROPHYS. SPACE SCI.,V.91.P.19-33.1983.

PERATT, ANTHONY L.GREEN, JAMES C.

48-96ON THE PRODUCTION OF COSMOGENICNUCLIDES BY HIGH-ENERGY SECONDARYPARTICLES - SIMULATION EXPERIMENTSWITH BEAM STOP NEUTRONS.

LUNAR AND PLANETARY SCIENCECONFERENCE, 14TH, 1983, HOUSTON.PROC., P.175-6. PERGAMON, 1983.

ENGLERT, P.THEIS, S.REEDY. ROBERT C. (INC-11)ARNOLD, JAMES R.

97

48-97OPTICAL IDENTIFICATION OF THE X - RAYSOURCE E1405 - 451. A 101.5 MINUTEBINARY SYSTEM WITH EXTREMELY RAPID

QUASI - PERIODIC VARIABILITY.ASTROPHYS. J.,V.264, P.575-B2.1983.

MASON. K. O.MIDDLEDITCH, JOHN (SSO)CORDOVA, FRANCE ANNE (SSO)JENSEN. KENNETH ALAN (P-4)REICHERT, G.MURDIN, P. G.CLARK, D.BOWYER, S.

48-98OPTICAL PULSATIONS FROM HZ HERCULIS/HERCULES X-1 - THE SELF-CONSISTENT35 DAY PICTURE.

ASTROPHYS. J.,V.275, P.278-91.1983.

MIDDLEDITCH, JOHN (ESS-9)

48-99PEDERSEN DENSITY DRIFT INSTABILITIES.

J. GEOPHYS. RES.,V.88, P.10,104-10.1983.

GARY, S. PETER (ESS-8)COLE. THOMAS E <ESS-8)

48-100PHOTON DAMPING IN COSMIC RAYACCELERATION IN ACTIVE GALACTICS JCLEI.

TIC.1983. 5P. MN (LA-UR-83-1048)


48-101PLASMA PROPERTIES OF DRIVER GAS FOLLOWINGINTERPLANETARY SHOCKS OBSERVED BY ISEE-3.

TIC,1982.14P. MN (LA-UR-83-0348)

ZWICKL, RONALD D. (ESS-8)ASBRIDGE, JOHN R. (ESS-8)BAME, SAMUEL J., JR. (ESS-8)FELDMAN, WILLIAM C. (ESS-8)GOSLING, JOHN T. (ESS-8)SMITH, E. J.

48-102PLASMA REGIMES IN THE DEEP GEOMAGNETICTAIL - ISEE 3.


BAME, SAMUEL J., JR. (ESS-8)ANDERSON, RICHARD C. (ESS-8)ASBRIDGE, JOHN F). (ESS-8)BAKER, DANIEL N. (ESS-8)FELDMAN, WILLIAM C. (ESS-8)GOSLING, JOHN T. (ESS-8)HONES, EDWARD W., JR. (ESS-8)MC COMAS, DAVID J. (ESS-8)ZWICKL, RONALD D. (ESS-8)

48-103POSITRONS FROM GAMMA BURSTS.

POSITRON-ELECTRON PAIRS INASTROPHYSICS, 1983, GODDARD SPACEFLIGHT CENTER, PROO., P.94-112. AIP,1983. (523.01/P855EL/1983)

COLGATE, STIRLING A. (T-6)PETSCHEK, ALBERT G. (P-DO)

48-104POSITRONS FROM SUPERNOVA AND THE ORIGINOF THE GALACTIC CENTER POSITRONANNIHILATION RADIATION.

TIC,1983.9P. MN (LA-UR-83-0812)

COLGATE, STIRLING A. (T-6)t

48-105PRIMORDIAL NUCLEOSYNTHESIS INCLUDINGRADIATIVE, COULOMB, AND FINITE TEMPERATURECORRECTIONS TO WEAK RATES.

PHYS. REV.,V.26D, P.2694-705.1982.

DICUS, DUANE A.KOLB, EDWARD W. (T-6)GLEESON, A. M.SUOARSHAN, E. C. G.TEPLITZ, VIGDOR L.TURNER, MICHAEL S.

48-106PROBLEMS IN THE ANALYSIS OF GAMMA - RAYBURST SPECTRA.

TIC,1982. 5P. MN (LA-UR-82-1883)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:ADV. SPACE RES.,V.3, P.207-10.1983.

FENIMORE, EDWARD E. (ESS-9)KLEBESADEL, RAY W. (ESS-9)LAROS, JOHN G. (ESS-9)

48-107PRODUCTION OF COSMOGENIC RADIONUCLIDESBY HIGH - ENRGY SPALLATION NEUTRONS.


THEIS, S.ENGLERT, P. (NON LAN)REEDY, ROBERT C. (INC-11)

48-108PRODUCTION RATE OF COSMOGENICARGON 36 IN EUCRITES.


FREUNDEL, MANFREDSCHULTZ, LUDOLFREEDY, ROBERT C. (INC-11)

48-109PRODUCTION RATES OF COSMOGENICCOBALT 60, NICKEL 59, AND CARBON 1-36Ifl STONY METEORITES.


SPERGEL, MARTINS.REEDY, ROBERT C. (INC-11)LAZARETH, OTTO W.LEVY, PAUL W.

48-110PROPOSED GEOLOGICAL SOLAR NEUTRINOMEASUREMENT.

TIC,1982.5P. MN (LA-UR-82-3158)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:SCIENCE UNDERGROUND. 1982.LOS ALAMOS. PROC., P.105-8.AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF PHYSICS, 19B3.(539.72/S416UN/1982).

COWAN, GEORGE A. (ADCEL)HAXTON, WICK C. (T-5)

48-111RADIAL AND NONRADIAL PERIODS OF DELT,SCUTI.

PULSATIONS IN CLASSICAL ANDCATACLYSMIC VARIABLE STARS, 1982.BOULDER. PROC.. P.264-68. JOINT INST.LAB. ASTROPHYS.. 1982.(523.844/P982CL/1982)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1982. 6P. MN (LA-UR-82-2333)

CLANCY, SEAN P. (T-6)COX, ARTHUR N. (T-6)

48-112RADIAL PULSATION PROPERTIES OF NEUTRSTAR MODELS.

PULSATIONS IN CLASSICAL ANDCATACLYSMIC VARIABLE STARS, 1982,BOULDER, PROC., P.336-9. JOINT INST.LAB. ASTROPHYS.. 1982.(523.844/P982CL/1982)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1982. 5P. MN (LA-UR-82-2347)

KING, DAVID S. (X-5)COX, ARTHUR N. (T-6)HODSON, STEPHEN W. (T-6)

48-113RADIO SURVEY OF CATACLYSMIC VARIABLESTARS USING THE VERY LARGE ARRAY.

PUBL. ASTRON. SOC. PAC,V.95.P.69-71.1983.

CORDOVA, FRANCE ANNE (ESS-9)MASON, K. O.HJELLMING, ROBERT M.

48-114RECENT FLUXES OF SOLAR PROTONS.


MCGUIRE, ROBERT E.GOSWAMI.J.N.JHA, R.LAL, DEVENDRAREEDY, ROBERT C. (INC-11)

48-115ROTATING-FLUID EXPERIMENTS WITH ANATMOSPHERIC GENERAL CIRCULATIONMODEL.

J. GEOPHYS. RES.,V.88, P.9706-16.1983.

GEISLER, JOHN E.PITCHER, ERIC J.MALONE, ROBERT C. (ESS-5)

98

48-116SATELLITE OBSERVATIONS OF CATACLYSMICVARIABLES.

SKY TELESCOPE,JULY, P.25-9.1982.

MASON, K. O.CORDOVA, FRANCE ANNE (ESS-9)

48-117SHORT TIMESCALE VARIABILITY INCATACLYSMIC BINARIES.

PULSATIONS IN CLASSICAL ANDCATACLYSMIC VARIABLE STARS, 19B2,BOULDER. PROC. P.23-37. JOINT INST.LAB.ASTROPHYS., 1982.(523.844/P982CL/1982)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1982.16P. MN (LA-UR-82-1945)

CORDOVA, FRANCE ANNE (ESS-9)MASON, K. O.

48-118SIMULATION OF PLASMA DOUBLE - LAYERSTRUCTURES.

TIC,1982.7P. MN (LA-UR-82-2262)

BOROVSKY, JOSEPH E. (ESS-8)JOYCE, GLENN

48-119SOLAR ALTITUDE FREQUENCY TABLES.

APPL. OPT.,V.22, P.563-7.1983.

MC DOWELL, ROBIN S. (AP-4)

48-120SOLAR ECLIPSE OF 1980 SCIENTISTS RACETOTALITY.

EXPLORERS J.,V.58.P.50-5. JUNE, 1980.

BARNETT, CHARLES R. (IS-2)

48-121SOLAR WIND IRON ABUNDANCE VARIATIONSAT SOLAR WIND SPEEDS GREATER THAN 600 KM

S-1,1972-1976.TIC,1982.27P. MN (LA-UR-83-0258)

MITCHELL, D. G.ROELOF, E. C.BAME, SAMUEL J., JR. (ESS-8)

48-122SOUR WIND MINOR IONS - RECENTOBSERVATIONS.

TIC,1982.33P. MN (LA-UR-83-0257)

BAME, SAMUEL J., JR. (ESS-8)

48-123SPACECRAFT CHARGING AND RELATED EFFECTSDURING HALLEY ENCOUNTER.

TIC,1983.18P. MN (LA-UR-83-0977)

YOUNG, DAVID T. (ESS-8)

48-124SPONTANEOUS LEPTON NUMBER VIOLATION ANDAND DE-LEPTONIZATION IN STELLARCOLLAPSE.

NUCL. PHYS.,V.223B.P.532-41.1983.

D1CUS, DUANEA.KOLB, EDWARD W.. JR. (T-6)TUBBS, DAVID L. (X-2)

48-125STABILITY Or ELECTRON DISTRIBUTIONSWITHIN THE EARTH'S BOW SHOCK.

J. GEOPHYS. RES..V.88, P.3035-45.1983.

THOMSEN, MICHELLE F. (ESS-8)BARR, H. C.GARY, S. PETER (ESS-8)FELDMAN, WILLIAM C. (ESS-8)COLE, THOMAS E (ESS-8)

48-126STABILITY OF FULL - AMPLITUDESOLUTIONS FOR RR LYRAE VARIABLES.

PULSATIONS IN CLASSICAL ANDCATACLYSMIC VARIABLE STARS, 1982,BOULDER, PROC., P.201-5. JOINT INST.LAB.ASTROPHYS., 1982.(523.844/P982CL/1982)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1982. 6P. MN (LA-UR-82-2346)

HODSON, STEPHEN W. (T-6)COX, ARTHUR N. (T-6)

48-127STELLAR OPACITY CALCULATIONS I.(LECTURE 2).

TIC,1983.24P. MN (LA-UR-83-0782)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:SWISS SOCIETY OF ASTRONOMY ANDASTROPHYSICS. ADVANCED COURSE, 13TH,1983, SAAS-FEE. PROC. P.23-45.GENEVA OBSERVATORY, 1983.(523.8/S979AS/13TH/1983)


48-128STELLAR OPACITY CALCULATIONS II(LECTURE 3).

TIC,1983.16P. MN (LA-UR-83-0783)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:SWISS SOCIETY OF ASTRONOMY ANDASTROPHYSICS. ADVANCED COURSE, 13TH,1983, SAAS-FEE. PROC., P.46-60.GENEVA OBSERVATORY, 1983.(S23.8/S979AS/13TH/1983)


48-129STRATOSPHERIC TRITIUM SAMPLINGOCTOBER 1979 — AUGUST 1980.


MASON, ALLEN S. (INC-7)OSTLUND, H. GOTE

48-130SUPERGIANT RADIAL AND NONRADIALPULSATIONS (LECTURE 10).

TIC.1983.20P. MN (LA-UR-83-0790)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:SWISS SOCIETY OF ASTRONOMY ANDASTROPHYSICS. ADVANCED COURSE, 13TH.1983, SAAS-FEE. "ROC, P.146-65.GENEVA OBSERVATORY, 1983.(523.8/S979AS/13TH/1983)


48-131SURVEY OF THE CORE HELIUM FLASH WITHDYNAMIC CONVECTION.

ASTROPHYS. J.,V.269, P.676-85.1983.

DEUPREE, ROBERT G. (X-5)COLE, PETER W.

48-132THEORETICAL PULSATIONS OF THE BETACEPHEI VARIABLE ALPHA VIRGINIS.

PULSATIONS IN CLASSICAL ANDCATACLYSMIC VARIABLE STARS, 1982,BOULDER, PROC., P.332-5. JOINT INST.LAB. ASTROPHYS., 1982.(S23.844/P982CL/1982)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1982. SP. MN (LA-UR-82-2348)

COX, ARTHUR N. (T-6)HODSON, STEPHEN W. (T-6)

48-133THEORETICAL RADIAL PULSATION ANALYSESOF DA WHITE DWARFS.

ASTROPHYS. J.,V.269, P.645-56.1983.

STARRFIELD, SUMNER G. (T-DO)COX, ARTHUR N. (T-6)HODSON, STEPHEN N. (ESS-5)CLANCY, SEAN P. (X-7)

48-134THERMODYNAMIC PROPERTIES OF FLUIDSODIUM FROM MOLECULAR DYNAMICS.

PHYS. REV.,V.28B, P.312-5.1983.

STRAUB, GALEN K. (T-4)SCHIFERL, SHEILA K. (X-4)WALLACE, DUANE C. (X-4)

48-135THERMONUCLEAR MODEL FOR X - RAYTRANSIENTS.

TIC,1982. 72P. MN (LA-UR-82-1396)

WALLACE, RICHARD K. (X-2)WOOSLEY, S. E.WEAVER, THOMAS A. (ESS-2)

99

48-136THICK TARGET IRRADIATIONS ASSIMULATIONS OF COSMIC RAYBOMBARDMENTS.


ENGLERT, P. (NON LAN)REEDY, ROBERT C. (INC-11)FOX, RICHARDARNOLD, JAMES R.

48-137TIME-RESOLVED ULTRAVIOLET AND OPTICALSPECTROSCOPY OF THE PULSATING X-RAYSOURCE H2252-035.

ASTROPHYS. J.,V.265, P.363-71.1983.

CORDOVA, FRANCE ANNE (ESS-9)FENIMORE, EDWARD E. (ESS-9)MIDDLEDITCH, JOHN (ESS-9)MASON. K. 0.

48-138USE OF EULERIAN INITIAL CONDITIONS IN ALAGRANGIAN MODEL OF TURBULENT DIFFUSION.

TIC,1983.6P. MN (LA-UR-82-3034)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:ATMOS. ENVIRON.,V.17, P.2477-81.1983.

LEE, JAMES T., JR. (ESS-7)STONE, GREGORY L. (ESS-7)

48-139VERY HIGH RESOLUTION CALCULATIONS OFVERY YOUNG SUPERNOVA REMNANTS.

SUPERNOVA REMNANTS AND THEIR X-RAYEMISSION, 1982. VENICE.PROC, P. 83-6. IAU, 1983.(523.844/S959RE/1982)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1982.5P. MN (LA-UR-82-2989)

JONES, ERIC M. (ESS-5)SMITH, BARHAM W. (ESS-5)

48-140WHAT MAGNETOSPHERIC WORKERS SHOULDKNOW ABOUT SOLAR WIND COMPOSITION.

ENERGETIC ION COMPOSITION IN THEEARTH'S MAGNETOSPHERE, R.G. JOHNSON,ED., P.73-98. TERRAPUB, 1983.(53B.766/E56IO/1981)

BAME, SAMUEL J., JR. (ESS-8)FELDMAN, WILLIAM C. (ESS-8)GOSLING, JOHN T. (ESS-8)YOUNG, DAVID T. (ESS-8)ZWICKL, RONALD D. (ESS-8)

48-141X - RAY TRANSIENTS AS SEEN BY VELA,1969-1979.

WORKSHOP ON ACCRETING NEUTRON STARS,1982, GARCHING. PROC., P.210-12.MAX-PLANCK-INST., 1982.ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1982.4P. MN (LA-UR-82-2558)

TERRELL, NELSON JAMES (ESS-9)PRIEDHORSKY, WILLIAM C. (ESS-9)BELIAN, RICHARD D. (ESS-8)CONNER, JERRY P. (ESS-DO)EVANS, W. DOYLE (ESS-9)

48-1421 - D THERMONUCLEAR MODELS FOR X-RAYTRANSIENTS.

TIC,1982.6P. MN (LA-UR-82-2461)

WALLACE, RICHARD K. (X-2)

48-143111 -DAY PERIODICITY OF X-RAYTRANSIENT A0535 PLUS 26.

NATURE,V.303,P.681-3.1983.

PRIEDHORSKY, WILLIAM C. (ESS-9)TERRELL, NELSON JAMES (ESS-9)

48-14453 PER, SLOW AND BE STAR PULSATIONS(LECTURE 8).

TIC,1983.12P. MN (LA-UR-S3-0788)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:SWISS SOCIETY OF ASTRONOMY ANDASTROPHYSICS. ADVANCED COURSE, 13TH,1983, SAAS-FEE. PROC., P.118-28.GENEVA OBSERVATORY, 1983.(523.8/S979AS/13TH/1983)


100

49. PHYSICS—GENERAL

49-1AGNEW YEARS, 1970-1979.

LOS ALAMOS SCI..V.4, NO.7, P.69-87.1983.

LATHROP, JUDITH M. (iS DO)

49-2ALIGNMENT TOLERANCE AS A FIGURE OF MERITFOR OPTICAL DESIGN.

AIRBORNE RECONNAISSANCE VII,1983, SAN DIEGO. PROC, P. 164-71.SPIE, 19P3. (623.72/A298RE/1983)

CROSS, EUGENE W.(P-5)WOODFIN,GREGL.(P-5)

49-3AN IMPROVED SYSTEM FOR MEASURING THEWRITING SPEED OF SWEEPING IMAGE CAMERAS.


MC QUEEN, ROBERT G. (M-6)

49-4ANALYTICAL LAMINAR AND SLUG FLOWFISSION PRODUCT DEPOSITION.


DURKEE, JOE W.LEE, CLARENCE E. (X-7)

49-5APPLICATION OF THE TWO - DIMENSIONALDISCRETE - ORDINATES METHOD TOMULTIPLE SCATTERING OF LASER RADIATION

APPL. OPT.,V.22.P.1346-53.1983.

ZARDECKI, ANDREW (T-DO)GERSTL,S.A.W.(T-DOT)EMBURY, JANON F.

49-6ARE GRATINGS INVISIBLE?

LASER ACCELERATION OF PARTICLES,P.J. CHANNELL, ED., P.244-7. AIP,1982. (539.73/L343AC/1982)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1982.5P. MN (LA-UR-82-1240)


49-7ASYMPTOTIC FREEDOM AND THE INFRAREDPROBLEM - A NOVEL SOLUTION TO THERENORMALIZATION-GROUP EQUATIONS.

Pl-.YS. REV.,V.27D, P.1402-5.1983.

WEST, GEOFFREY B. (T-8)

49-8BACKWARD STIMULATED RAMAN SCATTERING INSHOCK - COMPRESSED BENZENE.

PHYS. REV. LETT.,V.50, P.661-3.1983.

SCHMIDT, STEPHEN C. (M-6)MOORE, DAVID S. (CHM-4)SCHIFERL, DAVID (M-6)SHANER.J. W. (M-6)

49-9BLOCK SPLITTINGS FOR THE CONJUGATEGRADIENT METHOD.

COMPUT. FLUIDS,V.11,P.255-79.1983.

KRATZER, DAVIDPARTER, S. V.STEUERWALT, MICHAEL (X-7)

49-10BRADBURY YEARS, 1945-1970.

LOS ALAMOS SCI..V.4, NO.7, P.27-53.1983.

LATHROP, JUDITH M. (IS DO)

49-11BRITISH MISSION.


FAKLEY, DENNIS C.

49-12CALCULATION OF SCATTERING OF ELASTICWAVES FROM FLAT CRACKS.

TIC,1981.7P. MN (LA-UR-81-3265)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:REVIEW OF PROGRESS, IN QUANTITATIVENONDESTRUCTIVE EVALUATION, DONALD O.THOMPSON & DALE. E. CHIMENTI, ED.,P.505-10. PLENUM, 1982.(620.112/A298FO/8TH/1981/V.1)

VISSCHER, WILLIAM MAURITS (T-11)

49-13CALCULATIONS OF THREE-DIMENSIONALDISTRIBUTIONS OF CURRENT DENSITY,ELECTRIC FIELD AND|>OWER DEPOSITION INEXTERNALLY SUSTAINED ELECTRICALDISCHARGES. .*

TIC, /1982.42P. MN (LAiUR-82-2374)

LELAND, WALLACE T. (P-OO)KIRCHER,MARYJ.(P-6)

49-14CHAOS AND NONLINEAR OPTICS - A CHAOTICRAMAN ATTRACTOR.

PHYS. REV., :V.28A, P.887-91; 1983.

MILONNI, PETER W. (T-12)ACKERHALT, JAY R. (T-12)GALBRAITH, HAROLD W. (T-12)

49-15CHAOS IN RF SQUIDS.

APPL. PHYS. LETT.,V.43, P.123-4.1983.

FESSER, KLAUS (T-11)BISHOP, ALAN R. (T-11)KUMAR, PRADEEP

49-16CHARACTERIZATION OF FLUORESCENT SCREENSFOR IMAGING APPLICATIONS WITH MEVNEUTRONS AND PHOTONS.

OPT. ENG.,V.22.P.633-42.1983.

BERZINS, GEORGE J. (ESS-9)LUMPKIN, ALEX H. (P-15)SMITH, HARRY L.

49-17COLLISIONLESS DISSIPATION PROCESSES INQUASI - PARALLEL SHOCKS.


QUEST, KEVIN B.(X-1)FORSLUND, DAVID W. (X-1)BRACKBILL, JEREMIAH U. (X-1)LEE, KENNETH (X-1)

49-18COMPUTATION OF HIGH REYNOLDS NUMBERINTERNAL/EXTERNAL FLOWS.

TIC,1981.12P. MN (LA-UR-81-1882)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:AIAAJ.,V.21.P.172-3.1983.

CLINE, MICHAEL C.(T-3)WILMOTH, RICHARD G.

49-19CONTROL OF OPTICAL PULSE MODULATION DUETO THE SIDEBAND INSTABILITY IN FREEELECTRON LASERS.

INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON LASERS,1982, NEW ORLEANS. PROC., P.218-25.STS PRESS, 1983.

GOLDSTEIN, JOHN C. (X-1)COLSON, WILLIAM B.

49-20COVARIANT LATTICE GLUEBALL FIELDS.

NUCL. PHYS.,V.228B, P.109-21.1983.

MANDULA, JEFFREY E.ZWEIG, GEORGE (T-DOT)GOVAERTS. JAN

101

49-21DENSITY MEASUREMENTS FOR THICK - FILMLASER TARGETS.


VEESER, LYNN R. (P-14)MAGGIORE, CARL J. (E-11)REEVES, GARY ALAN (CMB-6)

49-22DIFFRACTION LOSS OF STABLE OPTICALRESONATORS WITH INTERNAL LIMITINGAPERTURES.

IEEE J. QUANTUM ELECTRON.,V.QE-19.P.1679-85.1983.

RIGROD, W. W.

49-23DOUSLE TARGET CELL CRYOSTAT WITH QUICKINTERCHANGE OF TARGET CELLS.

HIGH ENERGY SPIN PHYSICS, 1982,BROOKHAVEN NATL. LAB. PROC,P.499-501. AMER. INST. OF PHYSICS,1983. (539.76/H639EN/1982)

JARMER, JOHN J. (MP-7)VANINETTI, JOE (MP-7)

49-24EFFECTS OF MICROSTRUCTURE ON THE SPEEDAND ATTENUATION OF ELASTIC WAVES.

TIC,1982.17P. MN (LA-UR-82-2630)

GUBERNATIS, JAMES E. (T-11)DOMANY, EYTAN

49-25EFFECTS OF MICROSTRUCTURE ON THE SPEEDAND ATTENUATION OF ELASTIC WAVES FORMALTHEORY AND SIMPLE APPROXIMATIONS.

AIR FORCE/DEFENSE ADVANCED RESEARCHPROJECTS AGENCY SYMPOSIUM ONQUANTITATIVE NONDESTRUCTIVEEVALUATION, 8TH, 1981, UNIV. OFCOLORADO, BOULDER. PROC., P.833-50.1983. (620.112/A298FO/8TH/1981)

GUbERNATIS, JAMES E. (T-11)DOMANY, EYTAN

49-26EFFICIENCY OF FREE - ELECTRON LASERSWITH A SCATTERED ELECTRON SEAM.

PHYS. FLUIDS,V.26, P.835-8.1983.

KWAN, THOMAS J. T. (X-3)SNELL, CHARLES M. (X-3)

49-27EIGENFUNCTION ANALYSIS OF THE BEAM PLASMAINSTABILITY WITH FINITE RADIALDIMENSIONS.

PHYS. FLUIDS,V.26, P.1928-35.1983.

JONES, MICHAEL E. (X-3)

49-28ELECTROMAGNETIC TWO - STREAM ANDFOMENTATION INSTABILITIES FOR ARELATIVISTIC BEAM - PLASMA SYSTEM.

PHYS. FLUIDS,V.26, P.2707-16.1983.

LEE, HUAN (X-8)THODE, LESTER E. (X-8)

49-29ELECTRONIC GRAVIMETER TOMEASURE G(R).

GEOPHYSICS,V.48, P.39-41.1983.

NIETO, MICHAEL MARTIN (T-8)GOLDMAN. TERRENCE J. (T-5)GUTSCHICK, VINCENT P. (LS-6)

49-30ENERGY BALANCE AND PHOTOCHEMICALPROCESSES IN THE INNER COMA.

TIC,1982.20P. MN (LA-UR-83-0326)

HUEBNER, WALTER F. (T-4)KEADY, JOHN J. (T-4)

49-31EQUATIONS OF RADIATION HYDRODYNAMICS.

TIC,1982.35P. MN (LA-UR-82-2245)

MIHALAS, DIMITRI

49-32EVIDENCE FOR POWER-LAW SPIN-CORRELATIONDECAY FROM MUON SPIN RELAXATION INSILVER MANGANESE SPIN-GLASS.

PHYS. REV. LETT.,V.51.P.927-30.1983.

MAC LAUGHLIN, DOUGLAS E.GUPTA, LAXMI C.COOKE, D. W. (MP-3)HEFFNER, ROBERT H. (MP-3)LEON, MELVIN (MP-3)SCHILLACI, MARIO E. (MP-3)

49-33EVOLUTION OF LAMPF AND ITS RESEARCHPROGRAMS.

ARABIAN J. SCI. ENG.,V.8, P.267-99.1983.

ROSEN, LOUIS (MP-DO)

49-34EVOLUTION OF LONG PULSES IN A TAPEREDWIGGLER FREE ELECTRON LASER.

FREE ELECTRON GENERATORS OFCOHERENT RADIATION, 1983,ORCAS ISLAND, WASHINGTON. PROC.,P. 2-10. SPIE, 1984.(621.366/F853EL/1983)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1983.17P. MN (LA-UR-83-1224)

GOLDSTEIN, JOHN C. (X-1)

49-35EVOLUTION OF LONG PULSES IN A TAPEREDWIGGLER FREE ELECTRON LASER.

LOS ALAMOS CONFERENCE ON OPTICS,1983, LOS ALAMOS AND SANTA FE.PROC., P.131-8. SPIE, 1983.(535/L879OP/1983)

GOLDSTEIN, JOHN C. (X-1)

J-36EXPERIMENTS WITH AN INTRINSICALLYIRREVERSIBLE ACOUSTIC HEAT ENGINE.

PHYS. REV. LETT.,V.50, P.499-502.1983.

WHEATLEY, JOHN C. (P-10)HOFLER.T.SWIFT. GREG W. (P-10)MIGLIORI, ALBERT (P-10)

49-37FAST, NON - LINEAR OPTICAL SCATTERINGSPECTROSCOPY IN SHOCK - COMPRESSEDORGANIC LIQUIDS.

TIC,1983.15P. MN (LA-UR-83-0351)

SCHMIDT, STEPHEN C. (M-6)MOORE, DAVID S. (CHM-4)SCHIFERL, DAVID (M-6)SHANER, J. W. (M-6)

49-38FIELD SATURATION FOR ARBITRARYTEMPERATURE IN RESONANCE ABSORPTIOh

PHYS. FLUIDS,V.26, P.13S9-63.1983.

BEZZERIDES, BANDEL(X-I)GITOMER, STEVEN J. (X-1)

49-39FILAMENTATION INSTABILITY ASSOCIATEDWITH A RELATIVISTIC BEAM AND AFINITE-TEMPERATURE, COLLISIONAL PLASM

LOS ALAMOS,1983.15P.(LA-0978S)

THODE, LESTER E. (X-8)CARY, J. R. (X-3)JONES, MICHAEL E. (X-8)MOSTROM, MICHAEL A. (X-8)NEWBERGER, BARRY 5 (X-8)

49-40FIREBALL SPIKES — THE PLUMBBOBBOLTZMANN AND FRANKLIN ROPF TRICKS.


PEASLEE, A. T., JR. (S-4)

49-41FIRST CHAIN REACTION.

LOS ALAMOS,1983.20P. (LALP-83-047)

ANDERSON, HERBERT L. (P-DO)

49-42FLOW REGIMES.

TIC,1982.5P. MN (LA-UR-82-1291)

LILES, DENNIS R. (Q-9)

102

49-43GAMMA - RAY LASERS?PHYS. REP.,V.87, P.3-23.1983.

BALDWIN, GEORGE C. (P-3) *

49-44GENERALIZED VIEW FACTOR TECHNIQUES FORTREATING STREAMING AND SCATTERING INNEUTRAL PARTICLE TRANSPORT.

TIC,1982. 22P. MN (LA-UR-82-1046)

KRAUSER, WILLIAM J. (TD-2)

49-45GRASERS - PROPOSALS, PROBLEMS, ANDPROSPECTS.

CONF. ON LASERS ON NUCLEAR PHYSICS,1982, OAK RIDGE. PflOC, P.403-22.HARWOOD ACADEMIC, 1982.(539.7/C748LA/1982)

BALDWIN, GEORGE C. (P-3)

49-46HEURISTIC INTRODUCTION TO GRAVITATIONALWAVES.

SCIENCE UNDERGROUND, 1982,LOS ALAMOS. PROC, P.325-30.AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF PHYSICS, 1983.(539.72/S416UN/1982).ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1982.7P. MN (LA-UR-83-0333)

SANDBERG, V. D. (MP-4)

4S-47HIGH - EFFICIENCY FREE - ELECTRONLASER RESULTS.

BENDOR FREE ELECTRON USER CONF.,1982, BENDOR, FRANCE. PROC.,IN — J. PHYS., COLLOQ, NO. 1. 1983.ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1982.10P. MN (LA-UR-83-0330)

BOYER, KEITH (DIR-0)BRAU, CHARLES A. (NSP/DST)NEWNAM, BRIAN E. (CHM-6)STEIN, WILLIAM E.WARREN, ROGER W. (AT-4)WINSTON, JOHN G (E-7)YOUNG, L. M. (AT-1)

49-48HIGH - EFFICIENCY FREE - ELECTRON LASERRESULTS.


BOYER, KEITH (DIR-O)BRAU, CHARLES A. (AT-DO)NEWNAM, BRIAN E. (CHM-6)STEIN, WILLIAM E. (AT-4)WARREN, ROGER W. (AT-4)WINSTON, JOHN G (E-7)YOUNG, L.M. (AT-1)

49-49HIGH - REPETITION - RATE RAMANAMPLIFICATION OF 16 MUON M RADIATION.

LOS ALAMOS CONFERENCE ON OPTICS '83,PROC., P. 173-80. SPIE, 1983.(535/L879OP/1983)

KURNIT, NORMAN A. (AP-2)WATKINS, DAVID E. (CHM-5)YORK, GEORGE W. (CHM-5)

49-50HIGH-EFFICIENCY FREE-ELECTRONLASER EXPERIMENTS.

LOS ALAMOS CONFERENCE ON OPTICS '83,PROC., P. 128-30. SPIE, 1983.(535/L879CP/1983)

BOYER, KEITH (DIR-0)BRAU, CHARLES A. (AT-DO)GOLDSTEIN, JOHN C. (X-1)HOHLA, KRISTIAN LUDWIG (AP-2)NEWNAM, BRIAN E. (CHM-6)STEIN, WILLIAM E. (AT-7)WARREN. ROGER W. (AT-7)WINSTON, JOHN G (E-7)

49-51HIGH-REPETITION-RATE RAMANAMPLIFICATION OF 16-MICRO METERRADIATION.

LOS ALAMOS CONFERENCE ON OPTICS,1983, LOS ALAMOS AND SANTA FE.PROC., P.173-9. SPIE, 1983.(535/L879OP/1983)ALSO PUBLISHES IN:TIC,1983. 27P. MN (LA-UR-83-1441)

KURNIT, NORMAN A. (CHM-6)WATKINS, DAVID E. (CHM-5)YORK, G. (L-10)

49-52HYBRID CHEMICAL AND NONDESTRUCTIVEANALYSIS TECHNIQUE.

TIC,1983.5P. MN (LA-UR-83-1060)

HSUE, SIN-TAO (Q-5)MARSH, SINCLAIR F. (CHM-1)MARKS, THOMAS (Q-1)

49-53HYDROGEN VIBRATIONS IN NICKEL HYDRIDE.

NATO INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON THEELECTRONIC STRUCTURE AND PROPERTIESOF HYDROGEN IN METALS, 1982,RICHMOND. PROC., P.165. PLENUM,1983. (669.94/E38ST/1982)

ECKERT, JUERGEN (P-8)MAJKRZAK, C. F.PASSELL, LAURENCEDANIELS, WILLIAMKITCHENS, THOMAS A., JR. (P-8)

49-54INDUCTIVELY STABLIZED EXCIMER ANDCARBON DIOXIDE LASERS.

INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON LASERS,1982, NEW ORLEANS. PROC., P.360-4.SOCIETY FOR OPTICAL & QUANTUMELECTRONICS, 1983.

SZE, ROBERT C. (CHM-5)

49-55INFORMATION DIMENSION AND THEPROBABILISTIC STRUCTURE OF CHAOS.

Z. NATURFORSCH.,V.37A, P.1304-25.1982.

FARMER, J.DOYNE(T-7)

49-56INFRARED LASER SPECTROSCOPY, 1980-1983.

LOS ALAMOS CONFERENCE ON OPTICS,1983, LOS ALAMOS AND SANTA FE.PROC., P.494-507. SPIE, 1983.(535/L879OP/1983)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1983.15P. MN (LA-UR-83-1044)

MC DOWELL, ROBIN S. (CHM-4)

49-57INITIATION OF DETONATIONS.

INTERNATIONAL COLLOQUIUM ONGASDYNAMICS OF EXPLOSIONS ANDREACTIVE SYSTEMS, 8TH, 1981,MINSK. PROC., P.468-91. AIAA,1982. (541.36/161GA/8TH/1981)


49-58INJECTION-LOCKING UNSTABLE RESONATOREXCIMER LASERS.

JEEE J. QUANTUM ELECTRON.,V.QE-19, P.1426-36.1983.

BIGIO, IRVING J. (CHM-5)SLATKINE. MICHAEL (AP-5)

49-59INSERTION LOSSES OF A TILTED PLANOSURFACE IN A CONVERGENT BEAM.


EDWARDS, DAVID F. (AP-2)BAUMEISTER, PHILIP

49-60INTRINSICALLY IRREVERSIBLETHERMOACOUSTIC HEAT ENGINE.

J. ACOUST. SOC. AM..V.74, P.153-70. 1983.

WHEATLEY, JOHN C. (P-10)HOFLER, THOMAS J. (P-10)SWIFT, GREG W. (P-10)MIGLIORI, ALBERT (P-10)

103

49-61ISOSPIN EFFECTS IN I'lON SINGLE-CHARGE-EX-CHANGE REACTIONS.

PHYS. REV. LETT.,V.50, P.482-5.1983.

ASHERY, D.GEESAMAN, D. F.HOLT, ROY J.JACKSON, H. E.SPECHT, J. R.STEPHENSON, K. E.SEGEL, R. E.ZUPRANSKI. P.BAER, H. W. (MP-4)BOWMAN, J. DAVID (MP-4)COOPER, MARTIN D. (MP-4)LEITCH, M. J. (MP-4)EREL, A.CHEFETZ, R.COMUZZI, J.REDWINE, ROBERT P. (MP-4)TIEGER, D. R.

49-62KA - BAND MICROWAVE GENERATION USINGTHE SMITH - PURCELL EFFECT.

TIC,1983. 8P. MN (LA-UR-83-0407)

EKDAHL, CARL A., JR. (P-1)DAVIS, HAROLD A. (P-1)

49-63LAMPF - A DREAM AND A GAMBLE.


ROSEN, LOUIS (MP-DO)

49-64LARGE SYMMETRIC PI TRANSFORMATIONS FORHADAMARD TRANSFORMS.

APPL. OPT.,V.22, P.826-9.1983.

FENIMORE, EDWARD E. (ESS-9)

49-65LASER PHOTOIONIZATION OF HYDROGEN DEGREEBEAMS FOR CHARGE-CHANGING INJECTION.


BLIND, BARBARA (AT-3)JASON, ANDREW JOHN (AT-3)

49-66LITHIUM, COMPRESSION AND HIGH-PRESSURESTRUCTURE.

SCIENCE,V.219, P.1071-2.1983.

OLINGER, BARTON W. (M-6)SHANER, J. W. (M-6)

49-67LOCALIZED VIBRATIONS OF HYDROGEN INNIOBIUM AND TANTALUM AT HIGHCONCENTRATION AND LOW TEMPERATURES.

NATO INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON THEELECTRONIC STRUCTURE AND PROPERTIESOF HYDROGEN IN METALS, 1982,RICHMOND. PROC., P.167. PLENUM,1983. (669.94/E38ST/1982)

ECKERT, JUERGEN (P-8)GOLDSTONE, JOYCE A. (P-8)RICHTER, DIETER

49-68LOS ALAMOS FREE - ELECTRON LASEROSCILLATOR EXPERIMENT - PLANS ANDPRESENT STATUS.

FREE-ELECTRON GENERATORS OFCOHERENT RADIATION, 1983,ORCAS ISLAND, WASHINGTON. PROC.,P. 130-6. SPIE, 1984.(621.366/F853EL/1983)

WARREN, ROGER W. (AT-7)FRASER, JOHN S. (AT-7)STEIN, WILLIAM E. (AT-7)WINSTON, JOHN G (E-7)SWANN, THOMAS A. (P-5)LUMPKIN, ALEX H. (P-DO)SHEFFIELD, RICHARD L. (AT-7)SOLLID, JON E. (P-5)NEWNAM, BRIAN E. (CHM-6)BRAU, CHARLES A. (AT-DO)WATSON, J. M. (AT-4)

49-69LOS ALAMOS LASER SIMULATION OF HIGHALTITUDE NUCLEAR EXPLOSION EFFECTS FINALREPORT.


TAN,TAIHO(P-4)WILLIAMS, ARTHUR H. (P-4)BOROVSKY, JOSEPH E. (ESS-8)PONGRATZ, MORRIS B. (ESS-8)

49-70LOW-ENERGY NITROGEN-ION IMPLANTATION RE-LEVANCE TO REACTIVE COMPOUNDSPUTTERING.

TIC,1982.25P. MN (LA-UR-82-3342)

SPRINGER, ROBERT W. (MST-6)HOSFORD, CHARLES D. (CMB-6)RACHOCKI, KENNETH D. (MST-6)

49-71MACH DISC FORMATION IN CYLINDRICALRECOVERY SYSTEMS.

TIC,1983.5P. MN (LA-UR-83-2181)

MORRIS, CHARLES E. (M-6)MC OUEEN, ROBERT G. (M-6)MARSH, STANLEY P. (M-6)

49-72MEASUREMENTS WITH AN OPTIMIZEDREGENERATOR FOR A LIQUID-WORKING SUB-STANCE HgAT ENGINE.

J. APPL. PHYS.,V.54, P.6834-40.1983.

SWIFT, GREG W. (P-10)MIGLIORI, ALBERT (P-10)WHEATLEY, JOHN C. (P-10)

49-73MIXPAC - A SUBROUTINE PACKAGE FORCALCULATING EQUATIONS OF STATE FOREQUILIBRIUM MIXTURES OF MATERIALS.

LOS ALAMOS,1983.18P.(LA-09861-M)

CRANFILL, CHARLES W. (X-7)

49-74MODELING IN CHAOTIC RELATIVITY.

PHYS. REV.,V.28D, P. 1235-41.1983.

ZARDECKI, ANDREW (T-DO)

49-75MULTIPLE SCATTERING CORRECTIONS TO THEBEER - LAMBERT LAW.

LASER BEAM PROPAGATION IN THEATMOSPHERE, 1983, ARLINGTON.PROC., P.103-9. SPIE, 1983.(551.527/L343BE 1982)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1983.9P. MN (LA-UR-83-0512)

ZARDECKI, ANDREW (T-DO)

49-76MUON BEAMS AT THE LAMPF BIOMEDICALCHANNEL.


PACIOTTI, MICHAEL A. (MP-3)BRADBURY, JAMES N. (MP-3)RIVERA, OLIVER M. (MP-3)

49-77NEUROPHYSICS. .

ELECTROMAGNETISM - PATHS TORESEARCH, DORIS TEPLITZ,ED., P.109-35. PLENUM, 1982.(537/E38PA)

SCOTT, A.

49-78NON-EQUILIBRIUM MOLECULAR DYNAMICSCALCULATIONS OF THE SHEAR VISCOSITYOF HARD SPHERES.

PHYSICA,V.118A.P.144-56.1983.

ERPENBECK, JEROME J. (T-11)

49-79NONLINEAR REGRESSION LEAST - SQUARESMETHOD FOR DETERMINING RELAXATION TIMESPECTRA FOR PROCESSES WITH FIRST ORDERKINETICS.

J. APPL. PHYS.,V.54, P.2137-46.1983.

COST, JAMES RICHARD (CMB-8)

104

49-80NOVEL 15.9- MICRON SOURCE.

LOS ALAMOS CONFERENCE ON OPTICS,1983, LOS ALAMOS AND SANTA FE.PROC P.169-72.1983.(535/L879OP/1983)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1983.5P. MN (LA-UR-83-2037)

BUCI'WALD, MELVIN I. (ESS-7)JONES, CLAUDE R. (CHM-6)NELSON, L. Y.

49-81OBSERVATION OF SOLITONS IN STIMULATEDRAMAN SCATTERING.

PHYS. REV. LETT.,V.51.P.1171-4.1983.

DRUHL, K.WENZEL, ROBERT G. (CHM-6)CARLSTEN, JOHN L. (CHM-6)

49-82ON THE MOHAPATRA - PATI MODEL OFCP - VIOLATION.

PHYS. REV.,V.28D, P.200-8.1983.

HERCZEG, PETER (T-5)

49-83OPENING PLENARY SESSION - INTRODUCTION.

THEORETICAL SYMPOSIUM ON INTENSEMEDIUM ENERGY SOURCES OFSTRANGENESS, 1983, SANTA CRUZ.PROC, P.1-2.AIP, 1983.(539.72/161 ME/1983)

GOLDMAN, TERRENCE J. (T-5)

49-84OPPENHEIMER YEARS, 1943-1945.

LOS ALAMOS SCI.,V.4, NO.7.P.7-25.1983.

LATHROP, JUDITH M. (IS DO)

49-85OPTICAL EMISSION OF EXPLODING FILM ANDWIRE INITIATED DISCHARGES.

LOS ALAMOS CONFERENCE ON OPTICS,1983, LOS ALAMOS AND SANTA FE.PROC., P.322-9. SPIE, 1983.(535/L879OP/1983)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1983. 9P. MN (LA-UR-83-1588)

WARE, KENNETH D. (CHM-6)JONES, CLAUDE R. (CHM-6)

49-86OPTICAL ENGINEERING AT LOS ALAMOS - AHISTORY.

LOS ALAMOS CONFERENCE ON OPTICS,1983, LOS ALAMOS AND SANTA FE.PROC., P.2-16. SPIE, 1983.(535/L879OP/1983)

BRIXNER, BERLYN (M-5)

49-87OPTICAL GAIN RESULTS OF THE LOS ALAMOSFREE - ELECTRON LASER AMPLIFIEREXPERIMENT.

FREE-ELECTRON GENERATORS OFCOHERENT RADIATION. 1983.ORCAS ISLAND, WASHINGTON, PROC.,P. 118-29. SPIE, 1984.(621.366/F853EL/1983)

NEWNAM, BRIAN E. (CHM-6)WARREN, ROGER W. (AT-7)BOYER, KEITH (DIR-0)GOLDSTEIN, JOHN C. (X-1)WHITEHEAD. MICHAEL C. (CHM-6)BRAU, CHARLES A. (AT-DO)

49-88OPTICAL PHASE CONJUGATION FOR TIME DOMAINUNDOING OF DISPERSIVE SELF-PHASE-MODULA-TION EFFECTS.

OPT. LETT.,V.8.P.611-3.1983.

FISHER, ROBERT A. (CHM-6)SUYDAM, BERGEN R. (T-7)YEVICK, DAVID (CNSL)

49-89OPTICAL PUMPING FOR INTENSE POLARIZEDION SOURCES.

CONF. ON LASERS IN NUCLEAR PHYSICS,1982, OAK RIDGE. PROC., P.355-64.HARWOOD ACADEMIC, 1982.(539.7/C748LA/1982)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1982.11 P. MN (LA-UR-82-0783)

CORNELIUS, WAYNE D. (MP-10)TAYLOR, DAVID J. (AP-4)YORK, ROBBIE LYNN (MP-11)HINDS, E. A.

49-90OPTICALLY PUMPED ULTRAVIOLET ANDINFRARED LASERS DRIVEN BY EXPLODINGMETAL FILMS AND WIRES.

LOS ALAMOS CONFERENCE ON OPTICS,1983, LOS ALAMOS AND SANTA FE.PROC., P.160-5. SPIE, 19S3.(535/L879OP/1983)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1983. 8P. MN (LA-UR-83-1587)

JONES, CLAUDE R. (CHM-G;WARE, KENNETH D. (CHM-6)

49-91PHASE SPACE ANALYSIS OF CONVECTION INA HELIUM THREE SUPERFLUID HELIUM FOURSOLUTION.

ORDER IN CHAOS, 1982. LOS ALAMOS.PROC. P.69-72, NORTH HOLLAND, 1983.(003.2/161 OR/2ND/1982)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1982.15P. MN (LA-UR-82-2343)

HAUCKE, HANSMAENO, YOSHITERU

49-92PHYSICS DIVISION SEMIANNUAL REPORTJULY 1.1982 - DECEMBER 31.1982.

LOS ALAMOS,1983.51 P. (LA-09753-PR)

TRELA, WALTER J. (DIR OFF)

49-93PHYSICS WITH A HIGH - INTENSITYPROTON ACCELERATOR BELOW 30 GEV.

TIC,1982.7P. MN (LA-UR-82-2768)


49-94PLASMA FOCUS EXPERIMENTS POWERED BYEXPLOSIVE GENERATORS.

TIC,1983.28P. MN (LA-UR-83-1083)

FREEMAN, BRUCE L (M-6)CAIRD, ROBERT S., JR. (M-6)ERICKSON, DENNIS J. (M-6)FOWLER, CLARENCE M. (M-6)GARN. WRAY B. (M-6)KRUSE, HERALD W. (P-14)KING, JAMES C. (M-6)BARTRAM, DONALD E. (P-14)KRUSE, PETER J. (P-14)

49-95POISSON STRUCTURES OF SUPERCONDUCTORS.

PHYS. LETT.,V.93A, P.177-81.1983.

HOLM, DARRYL D. (CNLS)KUPERSHMIDT. BORIS ABRAM (CNLS)

49-96POSSIBLE UNIFYING EFFECT OF THEDYNAMIC THEORY.


WILLIAMS, PHARIS E. LCDR (M-4)

49-97PRESSURE DEPENDENCE OF THE ROTATIONALGROUND STATE TUNNEL SPLITTING INNICKEL (NITROGEN HYDROGEN 3)6IODINE 2.

SOLID STATE COMMUN.,V.44, P.1393-6.1982.

ECKERT, JUSRGEN (P-8)YOUNGBLOOD, ROBERT

49-98PROCEEDINGS OF THE SIXTEENTH LAMPFUSERS GROUP MEETING LOS ALAMOS NATIONALLABORATORY, LOS ALAMOS, NEW MEXICONOVEMBER 1-2,1982.

LOS ALAMOS,^983.152P. (LA-09767-C)

BRADBURY, JAMES N. (MP-3)

105

49-99PROCEEDINGS OF THE THIRD LAMPFII WORKSHOP - LOS ALAMOS NATIONALLABORATORY - LOS ALAMOS, NEW MEXICO-JULY18-28,1983.

LOS ALAMOS,1983. 530P. (LA-09933-C, V.I)

ALLRED, JOHN C. (MP-DO)BHATIA.TAROLCHANS.RUMINER, KIT (MP-DO)TALLEY, BEVERLY H. (MP-DO)

49-100PROCEEDINGS OF XHE THIRD LAMPFII WORKSHOP - LOS ALAMOS NATIONALLABORATORY - LOS ALAMOS, NEW MEXICO-JULY18-28.1983.

LOS ALAMOS,1983. 523P. (LA-09933-C, V.ll)

ALLRED, JOHN C. (MP-DO)BHATIA.TAROLCHANS.RUMINER, KIT (MP-DO)TALLEY. BEVERLY H. (MP-DO)

49-101PROGRESS IN ULTRA VIOLET DAMAGE TESTINGAT LOS ALAMOS.

TIC,1982. 9P. MN (LA-UH-83-0601)

FOLTYN, STEPHEN R. (CHM-5)JOLIN, L. J. (CHM-5)NEWNAM, BRIAN E. (CHM-6)

49-102PROPAGATION OF A RADIO-FREQUENCY PULSEDSIGNAL OVER THE EARTH - THE JOLLYPROGRAMS.


CARROLL, D. E.DETCH, J. LEWIS, JR.MALIK, JOHN S. (T&V)

49-103PULSED ELECTROMAGNETIC ACCELERATION OFEXPLODED WIRE PLASMAS.

J. APPL. PHYS.,V.54, P.6292-6301.1983.

PERATT, ANTHONY L. (X-8)KOERT, PETER

49-104RAMAN SPECTROSCOPIES IN SHOCK COM-PRESSED MATERIALS.

TIC,1983.11 P. MN(LA-UR-83-1584)

SCHMIDT, STEPHEN C. (M-6)MOORE, DAVID S. (CHM-4)SHANER, J. W. (M-6)

49-105RAYLEIGH -TAYLOR INSTABILITY AND THEUSE OF CONFORMAL MAPS FOR IDEAL FLUIDFLOW.

J. COMPUT. PHYS.,V.51.P.28-63.1983.

MENIKOFF, RALPH (T-14)ZEMACH, CHARLES (T-DOT)

49-106RELATION BETWEEN THE CONDENSATEFRACTION AND THE SURFACE TENSION OFSUPERFLUID HELIUM 4.

PHYS. REV.,V.27B, P.1913-4.1983.

CAMPBELL, LAURENCE J. (P-10)

49-107REPLY TO KANSA'S REMARKS ON THEEFFICIENCY OF ICE - LIKE SCHEMES FORCOMBUSTION PROBLEMS.

J. COMPUT. PKYS.,V.49, P.349-50.1983.

RAMSHAW, JOHN D. (T-3)DUKOWICZ, JOHN K. (T-3)

49-108REPRESENTATIONS OF THE ROTATIONREFLECTION SYMMETRY GROUP OF THE

FOUR-DIMENSIONAL CUBIC LATTICE.NUCL. PHYS.,V.228B.P.91-108.1983.

MANDULA, JEFFREY E.ZWEIG, GEORGE (T-DOT)GOVAERTS, JAN

49-109RESIDUAL STRESS CHARACTERIZATION BYUSE OF ELASTIC WAVE SCATTERINGMEASUREMENTS.

TIC,1932.19P. MN (LA-UR-82-2664)

DOMANY, EYTANGUBERNATIS, JAMES E. f M 1 >

49-110RESONANCE STRUCTURE IN KINK - ANTIKINKINTERACTIONS IN PHI4 THEORY.

PHYSICA,V.9D.P.1-32.1983.

CAMPBELL, DAVID K. (CNLS)SCHONFELD, JONATHAN F.WINGATE, CHARLES A. (X-2)

49-111RESULTS OF THE LOS ALAMOS FREE ELECTRONLASER EXPERIMENT.

IEEE J. QUANTUM ELECTRON.,V.QE-19, P.391-400.1983.

WARREN, ROGER W.NEWNAM, BRIAN E. (AP-2)WINSTON, JOHN G (E-7)STEIN, WILLIAM E.(AT-1)YOUNG, LM.(AT-1)BRAU, CHARLES A. (AT-1)

49-112SCALING AND ELECTRON PENETRATIONIN SLAB PLASMAS.. TRANSP. Ti IEORY STAT. PHYS.,

V.11.P.233-44.1983.WIENKE, BRUCE R. (C-3)

49-113SCALING OF OBLIQUE PLASMA DOUBLELAYERS.

PHYS. FLUIDS,V.26, P.3273-8.1983.

BOROVSKY, JOSEPH E. (ESS-8)

49-114SCATTERING AND ABSORPTION OF LIGHT BYSOOT PARTICLES.


SUYDAM. BERGEN R. (T-7)

49-115SCATTERING BY FLAWS IN A SLAB OR AHALF - SPACE.

TIC,1982.19P. MN (LA-UR-82-2703)

VISSCHER. WILLIAM MAURITS (T-11)

49-116SELF-FOCUSING TENDENCIES OF THENONLINEAR SCHRODINGER AND ZAKHAROVEQUATIONS.

LOS ALAMOS CONFERENCE ON NONLINEARPROBLEMS, 1ST, 1981. PROC. P.91-107.NORTH HOLLAND, 1982.(530.15/L879NO/1ST/1981)

ROSE, HARVEY A. (T-11)DUBOIS, DONALD F. (T-11)

49-117SEVEN HOURS OF REMINISCENCES.


TELLER, EDWARD R.

49-118SHEAR - DRIVEN INSTABILITIES OFANNULAR RELATIVISTIC ELECTRON BEAMSIN VACUUM.

PHYS. FLUIDS.V.26, P.1649-58.1983.

MOSTROM, MICHAEL A. (X-3)JONES, MICHAEL E. (X-3)

49-119SIMPLE DIFFERENTIAL THERMOMETER USING iTI IERMOCOUPLE WITH A SQUID DETECTOR.

QUANTUM FLUIDS AND SOLIDS-1983,1983, SANIBEL ISLAND. PROC.,P.467.AIP.1983.(530.4/Q1FL/1983)

MAENO, YOSHITERUHAUCKE, HANSWHEATLEY, JOHN C. (P-10)

49-120SIMPLE SMALL POLARON MODEL FOR THEHYDROGEN CONCENTRATION DEPENDENCE OFHYDROGEN DIFFUSION IN NIOBIUM.

NATO INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON THEELECTRONIC STRUCTURE AND PROPERTIESOF HYDROGEN IN METALS. 1982,RICHMOND. PROC., P.543-8. PLENUM.1983.(669.94/E38ST/1982)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1982.7P. MN (LA-UR-82-1096)

TONKS, DAVIS L. (T-11)SILVER, RICHARD N. (P-8)

106

49-121SIMULTANEOUS MULTIMODE PRESSURE-IN-DUCED FREQUENCY-SHIFT MEASUREMENTS INSHOCK COMPRESSED ORGANIC LIQUID MIXTURESBY USE OF REFLECTED BROADBANDCOHERENT ANTI-STOKES RAMAN SCATTERING.

PHYS. REV. LETT.,V.S0.P.1819-21.1983.

MOORE, DAVID S. (CHM-4)SCHMIDT, STEPHEN C. (M-6)SHANER, J. W. (M-6)

49-122SOME ANALYSIS TECHNIQUES AND RESULTS OFTHE MONTE - CARLO SIMULATION OF PROTONAND ELECTRON TRACKS.

WORKSHOP ON THE INTERFACE BETVÊNRADIATION CHEMISTRY AND RADiATIONPHYSICS, 1982, ARGONNE. PROC,P.58-64. ANL, 1983. (ANL-82-88)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1982.9P. MN (LA-UR-82-3299)

BRENNER, DAVID J. (MP-3)ZAIDER, MARCO (MP-3)

49-123SOME FORMALISM AND PREDICTIONS OFTHE PERIOD-DOUBLING ONSET OF CHAOG.

LOS ALAMOS CONFERENCE ON NONLINEARPROBLEMS, 1ST, 1991. PROC., P.91-107.NORTH-HOLLAND, 1982.(530.15/LS79NO/1 ST/1981)

FEIGENBAUM, MITCHELL J. (T-7)

49-124SPACE-TIME EVOLUTION OF THE BEAM-PLASMAINSTABILITY.

PHYS. FLUIDS,V.26, P.2784-6.1983.

JONES, MICHAEL E. (X-8)LEMONS, DON S. (X-8)MOSTROM, M'CHALL A. (X-8)

49-125SPECTRUM OF UNIVERSALITY CLASSES INPERIOD DOUBLING AND PERIOD TRIPLING.

PHYS. LETT.,V.98A, P.143 6.1983.

HJ, BAMBISATIJA, INDUBALA (CNLS)

49-126SPOTSJZE EFFECTS IN LASER DAMAGETESTING.

TIC,1982.12P. MN (LA-UR-83-1020)

FOLTYN, STEPHEN R. 'CHM-5)

49-127STORIES OF UNDULATOR LIGHT.

BENDOR FREE ELECTRON LASER CONF.,1982, BENDOR, FRANCE. PROC.,IN — J. PHYS. COLLOQ., NO. 1.1983.

ELLIOTT, C.JA;.1ESIX-1)

49-128STUDY OF POSITRON LIFETIMES IN ALFHA,BETA, AND GAMMA CERIUM AT HIGHPRESSURES.

J.MAGN. MAGN. MATER.,V.37, P.7-10.1983.

BORING, A. MICHAEL (T-11)HUANG, CHAO YUAN (P-10)GSCHNEIDER.KARLA.MCGERVEY.JOHND.PANIGRAHI, NUENTIUSMAR, STEVEN G.

49-129SURFACE - SPARK DISCHARGES COMPARED WITHEXPLODING WIRES/FILMS AS HIGHTEMPFRATURE LSV SOURCES.

TIC.1983.5P. MN (LA- UR-83-1572)

WARE, KENNETH D. (CHM-6)JOHNSON, TAMARA M. (AP-2)JONES, CLAUDE R. (CHM-6)

49-130T DIVISIOK ORGANIZATIONAL PROFILE.


METROPOLIS, PAT H. (IS-1)

49-131TAPERED WIGGLER FREE ELECTRON LASERSDRIVEN BY NON - MONOENERGETIC ELECTRONBEAMS.

BENDOR FREE ELECTRON LASER CONF.,1982, BENDOR, FRANCE. PROC.,IN — J. PHYS., COLLOQ., NO. 1.1983.

GOLDSTEIN, JOHN C. (X-1)COLSON, WILLIAM B.WARREN, ROGER W.

49-132THEORETICAL STUDY OF POSSIBLE BENZcNEDIMERIZATIONS UNDER HIGH - PRESSURECONDITIONS.

J. CHEM. PHYS.,V.79, P.4367-74.1983.

ENGELKE, HAY P. (M-3)HAY, P. JEFFREY (T-12)KLEIER, DANIEL A. (T-12)WADT,WILLARDR.(T-12)

49-133THEORY OF SCATTERING OF ELASTIC WAVESFROM FLAT CRACKS OF ARBITRARY SHAPE.

WAVE MOTION,V.5.P.15-32.1983.

VISSCHER, WILLIAM MAURITS(T-11)

49-134THERMAL PROPERTIES OF METALLIC SCOIUMNEAR MELT FROM MOLECULAR DYNAMICSCALCULATION.

TIC,1981. 26P. MN (LA-UR-B1-2407)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:ABINITO CALCULATION OF PHONONSPECTRA, J.T. DEVREESE. ED.,P.137-48. PLENUM, 1983.(539.72/A115IN/1982)

STRAUB, GALEN K. (T-14)SWANSON. R. E.fT-14)HOLIAN, BRAD LE£ (T-M)WALLACE, DUANE C. (X-4)

49-135THERMAL PROPERTIES OF PARAMAGNETICSOLID HELIUM -3.

J. LOW TEMP. PHYS.,V.50, P.257-SS. 1983.

GOLDSTEIN, LOUIS (T-DOT)

49-136THERMODYNAMICS OF THE CLASSICAL, EASYPLANE FERROMAGNETIC CHAIN WITH IN PLANEMAGNETIC FIELD.

J. PHYS. C,V.16, P.5B93-8.1983.

uEUNG, K. M.BISHOP, ALAN R. (T-11)

49-137TRANSIENT RESPONSE OF KERR - LIKEPHASE CONJUGATORS - THE INVERSEPROBLEM.

J. OPT. SOC. AM.,V.73, P.539-46.1983.

SUYDAM, BERGEN R. (T-7)

49-138TRANSMIT VERSUS RECEIVE GAINS FORMICROWAVE DISH ANTENNAS.

J. APPL. PHYS.,V.54, P.3528-33.1983.

RICHTER, JOHN L. (NSP-WP)

49-139TRANSPORT OF BROADBAND RADIATIONTHROUGH A NONLINEAR DISPERSIVE MEDIUM.

PHYS. REV.,V.27A, P.3146-56.1983.

COHEN, JAMES S. (T-12)JUDD, C'DEAN P. (AP-DO)

49-140TRANSVERSE CUADRUPOLE WAKE FIELDEFFECTS IN HIGH INTENSITY LINACS.

PART. ACCEL.,V.13, P.1-12.1983.

CHAO ALEXANDER W.COOPfcR, RICHARD K. (AT-6)

49-141TRICRITICAL SLOWING DOWN OF PHASESEPARATION IN LIQUID 3 HELIUM 4 HELIUM MIX-TURES.

PHYS. REV. LETT.,V.50, P.515-8.1983.

SINHA, DIÊNN. (P-10)HOFFER, JAMES K. (P-10)

107

49-142TWO-PHOTON OPTICALLY PUMPED MOLECULARGAS VISIBLE LASER.

LOS ALAMOS CONFERENCE ON OPTICS 83,PROC, P. 156-9. SPIE, 1983.(535/L879OP/1983)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1983.11P. MN (LA-UR-83-1171)

QUICK, CHARLES ROBERT (CHM-4)GLOWNIA, JAMES H. (CHM-4)TIEE, JOE J. (CHM-4)ARCHULETA, FRED LEVI (CHM-4)

49-143UNDERSTANDING EXPERIMENTALLY THETRANSITION TO CHAOS IN A CONVECTINGDILUTE SOLUTION OF 3 HELIUM INSUPERFLUID 4 HELIUM.

QUANTUM FLUIDS AND SOLIDS-1983,1983, SANIBEL ISLAND. PROC.,P.412-27. AIP, 1983.(530.4/Q1FL/1983)

MAENO, YOSHITERUHAUCKE, HANSWHEATLEY.JOHNC.(P-IO)

49-144UN/VERSAL BEHAVIOR IN NONLINEAR SYSTEMS.

LOS ALAMOS SCIENCE,V.1.NO.1.P.4-27.1980.ALSO PUBLISHED IN:OHDER IN CHAOS, 1982, LOS ALAMOS.PROC. P. 16-39, NORTH HOLLAND, 1983.(003.2/I61OR/2ND/1982)

FEIGENBAUM, MITCHELL J. (T-7)

49-145USE OF CARBON FELT AS A COLD CATHODE FORA PULSED LINE X - RAY SOURCE OPERATED ATHIGH REPETITION RATES.


ERICKSON, GEORGE F. (AP-1)MACE, PHILLIP N.(AP-1)

49-146USING THE SURFACE TENSION TO ESTIMATETHE CONDENSATE DENSITY OF SUPERFLUID4 HELIUM.

QUANTUM FLUIDS AND SOLIDS-1983,19B3, SANIBEL ISLAND. PROC.,P.403-11. AIP, 1983.(530.4/Q1FL/1983)

CAMPBELL, LAURENCE J. (P-10)

49-147VELOCITY OF SOUND BEHIND STRONGSHOCK WAVES IN 2024 ALUMINUM.

TIC,1983.5P. MN (LA-UR-83-2269)

MC QUEEN, ROBERT G. (M-6)FRITZ, JOSEPH N. (M-6)MORRIS, CHARLES E. (M-6)

49-148WASTE HEAT DISPOSAL - THE COLD DRY ROCKCONCEPT AS APPLIED TO MX SYSTEMS.


ZYVOLOSKI, GEORGE A (ESS-4)DASH, ZORA V. (ESS-4)LAUGHLIN, A. WILLIAM (ESS-2)PETTITT, ROLAND A. (ESS-4)SMITH, MORTON C. (ESS-DOT)MURPHY, HUGH D. (ESS-4)

49-149WAVE PROPAGATION IN THE SPLITHOPKINSON PRESSURE BAR.

J. ENG. MATER. TECHNOL.,V.105, P.61-6.1983.

FOLLANSBEE, PAUL S. (CMB-5)FRANT2, CHARLES E. (CMB-5)

49-150WHAT LIMITS A K TO PI NEUTRINONEUTRINO EXPERIMENT?

INTENSE MEDIUM ENERGY SOURCES OFSTRANGENESS. 1993, SANTA CRUZ.PROC., P.185-7. AIP, 1983.(539.72/161 ME/1983)

MISCHKE. RICHARD E. (MP-4)

49-151ZERO - FREQUENCY CYCLOTRON WAVE ON ANINTENSE RELATIVISTIC - ELECTRONBEAM.

PHYS. FLUIDS,V.26, P.1349-57.1983.

STAilKE, THOMAS P. (M-4)WONG, HENRY V.RIENSTRA, WILLIAM W.MOORE. BARRY N.CORNET, EDWARD P.DAVIS, HAROLD A. (P-1)

108

50. PHYSICS—NUCLEAR

50-1(P,N) AND (N,P) REACTIONS AS PROSES OFISOVECTOR GIANT MONOPOLE RESONANCES.

PHYS. REV.,V.28C, P.280-5.1983.

AUERBACH, NAFTALIBOWMAN, J. DAVID (MP-4)FRANEY, M. A.LOVE, W. GARY

50-2A EQUALS 4 0 PLUS MINUS 1 PLUS BINDINGENERGY DIFFERENCE.

TIC,1982.6P. MN (LA-UR-82-1744)

GIBSON, BENJAMIN F. (T-5)LEHMAN, DONALD R.

50-3A QUARK MODEL CALCULATION OF THE WEAKPARITY VIOLATING ASYMMETRY IN HIGH ENERGYPROTON - NUCLEON SCATTERING.

NUCL. PHYS.,V.217B.P.61-83.1983.

GOLDMAN, TERRENCE J. (T-5)PRESTON, DEAN L. (T-8)

50-4AGGREGATE DELAYED NEUTRON INTENSITIESAND SPECTRA USING AUGMENTED

ENDF/B-V PRECURSOR DATA.NUCL. SCI. ENG.,V.85, P.139-55.1983.

ENGLAND, TALMADGE R. (T-2)WILSON, WILLIAM B.(T-2)SCHENTER, R. E.MANN, F. M.

50-5ANALYSIS OF ELASTIC AND INELASTICSCATTERING OF 162 MEV PIONS FROMCARBON 13 BY AN OPTICAL POTENTIALAND A COLLECTIVE MODEL.

PHYS. REV.,V.28C.P.1301-7.1983.

SEESTROM-MORRIS, SUSAN J.DEHNHARD, DIETRICHFRANEY, M. A.MORRIS, CHRISTOPHER L. (MP-10)BOUDRIE, RICHARD L. (MP-10)THIESSEN, HENRY A. (MP-DO)

5C-6ANALYSIS OF NEUTRON PLUS 165 HOLMIUMAND 169 THULIUM REACTIONS.

INTL. CONF. ON NUCLEAR DATA FORSCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY, 1982,ANTWERP. PHOC, P.792-5. D. REIDELPUBL, 1983. (539.7/N964DA/1982)ALSO PUBLISHED <N:TIC,1982.5P. MN (LA-UR-82-2456)

YOUNG, PHILLIP G., JR. (T-2{ARTHUR, EDWARD D. (T-2)PHILIS, C. A.NAGEL, P.CCLLIN. M.

50-7ANALYTIC STRUCTURE OF THE P - NUCLEUSOPTICAL POTENTIAL.

PHYS. REV.,V.27C, P.408-10.1983.

viiBBS, WILLIAM R. (T-5)

50-8ANALYZING POWERS AND SPIN CORRELATIONAN AND ALL FOR PP TO NPPI PLUS AT650 AND 800 MEV.

PHYS. REV.,V.28C, P.2071-3.1983.

BHATIA, TAROLCHAN S.BOISSEVAIN, JAN G. (P-3)JARMER,JOHNJ.(MP-7)SILBAR, RICHARD R. (T-5)SIMMONS, JAMES E. (P-7)GLASS, G.HIEBERT, J. C.KENERCK, R. A.NORTHCLIFFE, LEE CONRADTIPPENS, W. B.KLOET.WILLEMM.DUBACH, JOHN FRASER (T-5)

50-9APPLICATION OF NUCLEAR MODELS TO NEUTRONNUCLEAH CROSS SECTION CALCULATIONS.

INTL. CONF. ON NUCLEAR DATA FORSCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY, 1982,ANTWERP. PROC, P.506-17. D. REIDELPUBL., 1983. (539.7/N964DA/1982)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1982.13P. MN (LA-UR-82-2528)

YOUNG, PHILLIP G., JR. (T-2)

50-10APPLIED NUCLEAR DATA RESEARCH ANDDEVELOPMENT APRIL 1,1982-SEPTEMBER 30,1982.


ARTHUR, EDWARD D. (T-2)

50-11APPLIED NUCLEAR DATA RESEARCH ANDDEVELOPMENT SEMIANNUAL PROGRESS REPORTOCTOBER 1,1982 - MARCH 31,1983.



50-12BERYLLIUM - BERYLLIUM OXIDE FILTERDIFFERENCE SPECTROMETER.

TIC,1982.18P. MN (LA-UR-82-2481)

GOL.DSTONE, JOYCE A. (P-8)ECKERT, JUERGEN (P-8)TAYLOR, ANDREW 0. (P-8)WOOD, ELIZABETH J. (P-8)

50-13BETA DECAYS OF 18 NEON AND 19 NEONAND THEIR RELATION TO PARITY MIXINGIN 18 FLUORINE AND 19 FLUORINE.

PHYS. REV.,V.27C, P.2S33-55.1983.

ADELBERGER, ERICK G.HINDI. MICHAEL M.HOYLE, CHARLES D.SWANSON, HOWARD E.VON LINTIG, RONALD D.HAXTON, WICK C. (T-5)

50-14CALCULATION OF THE PROMPT NEUTRONSPECTRUM AND AVERAGE PROMPT NEUTRONMULTIPLICITY FOR THE SPONTANEOUS FISSIONOF CALIFORNIUM 252.

TIC,1982. 7P. MN (LA-UR-82-2645)

MADLAND, DAVID G. (T-2)MX, JAMES R. (T-9)

50-15CALCULATION OF 239 PLUTONIUM NEUTRONINELASTIC CROSS SECTIONS.

TIC,1982.5P. MN (LA-UR-82-2643)


50-16CALCULATIONS OF THERMAL-REACTOR SPENTFUEL NUCLIDE INVENTORIES ANDCOMPARISONS WITH MEASUREMENTS.

TIC,1982.28P. MN (LA-UR-82-2341)

WILSON, WILLIAM B. (T-2)LABAUVE, RAPHAEL J. (T-2)ENGLAND, TALMADGE 3. (T-2)

109

50-17CAN WE LEARN ABOUT THE SPIN-FLIP GIANTDIPOLE RESONANCES WITH PIONS.

TIC,1982.17P. MN (LA-UR-B2-1567)

BAER, H. W. (r'" 4)

50-18CHAR/> JTERISTICS OF THE WNR - A PULSEDSPALIATION NEUTRON SOURCE.

IN a . CONF. ON NUCLEAU DATA FORSCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY, 1982,ANTWERP. PROC, P.831-5. D. REIDELPUBL, 1983. (539.7/N964DA/1982)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC.1982. 6P. MN (LA-UR-82-3018)

RUSSELL. GARY J. (P-9)LISOWSKI, PAULW.(P-3)HOWE, S. D. (P-S)KING, N.S. P.(P-15)MEIER, M. M. (P-9)

50-19CHARGED - PARTICLE ELASTIC CROSSSECTIONS.

INTL. CONF. ON NUCLEAR DATA FORSCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY, 1982,ANTWERP. PROC. P.326-30. D. REIDELPUBL., 1983. (539.7/N964DA/1982)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1982. 6P. MN (LA-UR-82-2644)

HALE, GERALD M. (T-2)DODDER, DONALD C. (T-2)DEVEAUX.J.C.

50-20CLASSIFICATION OF EXHANGE CURRENTS.

PHYS. REV.,V.27C. P.2078-83.1983.

FRIAR, JAMES L. (T-5)

50-21COMMENT ON NILSSON-PAIRING MODELFOR DOUBLE BETA DECAY.

PHYS. REV.,V.28C, P.458-9.1983.

HAXTON, WICK C. (T-5)STEPHENSON, GERARD J., JR. (P-DO)

50-22CONDENSED MATTER RESEARCH AT THE LOSALAMOS PULSED NEUTRON SOURCE (WNR).

TIC,1982.18P. MN (LA-UR-82-2190)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:PHYSICA,V.120B,P.25-30.1983.

ECKERT,JUERGEN(P-8)

50-23CONFIGURATION SPACE f ADDEEVCALCULATIONS - VI. TRITON WAVE FUNCTION.

Z. PHYSIK,V.312A.P.169-75.1983.

FRIAR, JAMES L.a-5)GIBSON, BENJAMIN F. (T-5)PAYNE, GERALD L.

50-24COULOMB EFFECTS IN NUCLEAR STRUCTURE.

PHYS. REP.,V.98.P.275-341.1983.

AUERBACH. NAFTALI

50-25CRITICALITY - THE FINE LINE OF CONTROL.

LOS ALAMOS SCI.,V.4.NO.7, P.152-8.1983.

PAXTON, HUGH C. (Q-2)

50-26CURRENT ANALYSIS FOR ROTATING ANDVIBRATING HEAVY NUCLEI.

TIC,1982.14P. MN (LA-UR-82-2821)

KUNZ, JUTTASCHUH, ANDREASMOSEL, ULRICHWUST, EBERHARD

50-27DEUTERONfTRITON. ALPHAJNEUTRON REACTIONCROSS SECTIONS AT LOW ENERGY.

INTL. CONF. ON NUCLEAR DATA FORSCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY, 1982.ANTWERP. PROC., P.318-23. D. REIDELPUBL., 1983. (539.7/N964DA/1982)

JARMIE, NELSON (P-3)BROWN, RONALD E. (P-3)HARDEKOPF, ROBERTA. (AT-3)

50-28DIFFERENCE OF NEUTRON AND PROTONANALYZING POWERS IN ELASTIC NEUTRON DEU-TERON SCATTERING BETWEEN 5 AND 14 MEV.

PHYS. REV.,V.27C, P.419-22.1983.

ZANKEL, HUBERT (T-5)HALE, GERALD M. (T-2)

50-29DIFFERENTIAL NEUTRON PRODUCTION CROSSSECTIONS FOR 590 MEV PROTONS.

INTL. CONF. ON NUCLEAR DATA FORSCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY, 1982,ANTWERP. PROC., P.383-6. D. REIDELPUBL., 1983. (539.7/N964DA/1982)

CIERJACKS, S.HINO, Y.HOWE, S. D. (X-2)RAUPP, F.BUTH, L

50-30DIFFRACTION THEORY AND THEDOUBLE - CHARGE - EXCHANGE REACTION18 OXYGEN(PI PLUS.PI MINUS)18 NEON.

PHYS. REV.,V.27C, P.1611-20.1983.

LIU, LON CHANG (CNC-11)

50-31DIFFUSION AND KINETICS ANALYTICBENCHMARK CALCULATIONS.

TRANS. AM. NUCL. SOC,V.44.P.280-1.1983.

LEE, CLARENCE E. (Q-13)FAN, WESLEY C.ROTTLER.J.STEPHAN

50-32DOUBLE BETA DECAY.

COMMENTS NUCL. PART. PHYS.,V.11.P.41-50.1983.

HAXTON, WICK C. (T-5)

50-33DOUBLE DIFFERENTIAL INCLUSIVE HYDROGENAND HELIUM SPECTRA FROM NEUTRON-INDUCEDREACTIONS ON CARBON AT 27.4.39.7, AND60.7 MEV.

PHYS. REV.,V.2BC, P.521-8 1983.

SUBRAMANIAN, T. S.ROMERO, J.LBRADY, F. P.WATSON, J. W.FITZGERALD, D. H. (MP-13)GARRETT. R.NEEDHAM, G. A.ULLMANN, J. L.ZANELU.C.I.BRENNER, DAVID J. (MP-3)PRAEL, RICHARD E. (X-6)

50-34DYNAMICAL CALCULATION OF THRESHOLDSFOR COMPOUND - NUCLEUS FORMATION.

INTL. WORKSHOP ON GROSS PROPERTIES OFNUCLEI AND NUCLEAR EXCITATIONS, 11TH,1983, HIRSCHEGG, AUSTRIA. PROC.,P.135-52. INSTITUT FUR KERNPHYSIK,1983. (539.7/1661/11TH/1983)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC.1983.21 P. MN (LA-UR-830059)

DAVIES, K. T. R.SIERK, ARNOLD J.(T-9)NIX, JAMES R. fT-9)

50-35DYNAMICAL FUSION THRESHOLDS INMACROSCOPIC AND MICROSCOPIC THEORIES.

TIC,1983.21 P. MN (LA-UR-83-1388)

DAVIES, K. T. R.SIERK, ARNOLD J.(T-9)NIX, JAMES R. (T-9)

50-36DYNAMICAL THRESHOLDS FOR COMPLETEFUSION.

TIC,1983.20P. MN (LA-UR-83-0057)

DAVIES, K.T.R.SIERK, ARNOLD J. (T-9)NIX,JAME.SR.(T-9)

50-37EFFECT OF DISSIPATION ON THEEIGENSOLUTIONS NEAR THE FISSIONSADDLE POINT.

PHYS. REV.,V.28C.P.1181-7.1983.

DAVIES, K. T. R.NIX, JAMES R. (T-9)SIERK, ARNOLD J. (T-9)

110

50-38EFFECTS OF REVISION TO THE ENDF/B - V239 PU EVALATUION ON FAST CRITICALASSEMBLIES.

TRANS. AM. NUCL. SOC,V.44.P.540-1.1983.

MAC FARLANE, ROBERT E. (T-2)ARTHUR, EDWARD D. (T-2)KIDMAN, RUSSELL B. (T-6)LABAUVE, RAPHAEL J. (T-2)MADLAND, DAVID Q. (T-2)

50-39ELECTRIC POLARIZABILITY OF THE DEUTERON.

PHYS. REV.,V.27C, P.1364-6.1983.

FRIAR, JAMES L. (T-5)FALLIEROS, S.TOMUSIAK, EDWARD L.SKOPIK, DANIELFULLER, EDWARD G.

50-40ENERGETIC HADRON JETS AT TEV ENERGIES.

PHYS. REV.,V.28D, P.6G3-5.1983

CARRUTHERS, PETER A. (T-DO)SHIH, CHIA CHANGDUONG-VAN, MINH

50-41ENHANCED T-NONCONSERVING NUCLEARMOMENTS.

PHYS. REV. LETT.,V.51, P. 1937-40.1983.

HAXTON, WICK C. (T-5)HENLEY, ERNEST M. (T-5)

50-42ESTIMATE OF THE PARITY - VIOLATINGALPHA - DECAY WIDTH OF THE O PLUS,T EQUALS ONE STATE OF 6 LITHIUM.

PHYS. REV.,V.28C.P.443-5.1983.

ROBERTSON, ROBERT G. H. (P-3)BROWN, B. A.

50-43EVALUATION OF NEUTRON PLUS 239 PLUTONIUMNUCLEAR DATA FOR REVISION 2 OFENDF/B-V.


ARTHUR, EDWARD D. (T-2)YOUNG, PHILLIP G., JR. (T-2)MADLAND, DAVID G. (T-2)MAC FARLANE, ROBERT E. (T-2)

50-44EXCITATION FUNCTIONS FOR PRODUCTION OFHEAVY ACTINIDES FROM INTERACTIONS OFOXYGEN WITH CURIUM AND CALIFORNIUM.

PHYS. REV.,V.27C, P.2656-65.1983.

LEE, DIANAMOODY, KENTON J.NURMIA, MATTI J.SEABORG, GLENN T.VON GUNTEN, HANSHOFFMAN, DARLEANE C. (CNC-DO)

50-45EXCITATION OF GIANT ELECTRIC ISOVECTORRESONANCES IN PION CHARGE EXCHANGEREACTIONS.

PHYS. REV.,V.28C, P.2075-94.1983.

AUERBACH, NAFTALIKLEIN. AMIR

50-46EXPERIMENT TO STUDY THE BETA - DECAYOF FREE ATOMIC AND MOLECULAR TRITIUM.

NEUTRINO MASS AND GAUGE STRUCTURE OFWEAK INTERACTIONS, 1982, TELEMARK.PROC, P.17-24. AIP, 1983.(539.72/N497MA/1982)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1982.13P. MN (LA-UR-82-1728)

BOWLES, THOMAS J. (P-3)ROBERTSON, ROBERT G. H. (P-3)MALEY, MARTIN P. (P-10)BROWNE, JOHN C. (P-3)BURRITT, TOM H. (P-3)TOEVS, J. W. (P-14)STELTS, MARION L. (P-15)WILKERSON, J. F. (P-3)HELFRICK, J.KNAPP, D.LEDEBUHR, A. G.

50-47EXPERIMENTAL DETERMINATION OF THEEFFECTIVE NUCLEON - NUCLEON INTERACTIONFOR P - NUCLEUS REACTIONS ATINTERMEDIATE ENERGIES.

TIC,1982.9P. MN (LA-UR-82-2541)

MC CLELLAND, JOHN B. (MP-10)AAS, BJORNEAZIZI, A.MOSS, JOEL MARSHALL (P-3)BLESZYNSKI, E.BLESZYNSKI, M.GEAGA, J.IGO, G.WAGNER, J.WESTON, G.WHITTEN, C. A., JR.GAZZALY, MAGDIHINTZ, N. M.JONES, K.NANDA, SIRISH

50-48EXTENSION OF THE SOFT - PHOTON THEOREMFOR BREMSSTRAHLUNG.

PHYS. REV. LETT.,V.51, P.1151-4.1983.

BOHANNON, GEORGE E. (X-1)HELLER, LEON (T-5)

50-49EXTENSION TO THE FEYNMAN METHOD OFDETECTING FISSION NEUTRONS.


BRUNSON, G. S., JR. (Q-2)

50-50FAST NEUTRON - CAPTURE REACTIONS WITHBGO DETECTORS.

INTL. WORKSHOP ON BISMUTH GERMANATE,1982, PRINCETON UNIVERSITY. PROC.,P.376-92.1982? (539.77/161 BI/1982)

WENDER.STEVEA(P-3)

50-51FIELD TESTING - THE PHYSICAL PROOFOF DESIGN PRINCIPLES.

LOS ALAMOS SCI.,V.4, NO.7, P. 164-79.1983.

CAMPBELL, JOHN R. (WX-8)DIVEN, BENJAMIN C. (P-DO)MC DONALD. JOHN W. (NSP)OGLE, WILLIAM (WPC-2)SCOLMAN, TOM

50-52FIELD THEORETIC ASPECTS OF MESON NUCLEUSSCATTERING.

PHYS. REV.,V.27C, P.709-28.1983.

JOHNSON, MIKKEL B. (MP-DO)ERNST, DAVID J.

50-53FIELD-OPERATOR DECOMPOSITION IN THELEE MODEL.

PHYS. REV.,V.27D, P.2940-3.1983.

BOLSTERLI, MARK (T-9)

50-54FISSION DYNAMICS SIMPLIFIED.

PHYS. LETT.,V.122B.P.117-20.1983.

HOFMANN, HELMUTNIX, JAMES R. (T-9)

50-55FISSION OF POLONIUM, OSMIUM, ANDERBIUM COMPOSITE SYSTEMS.

PHYS. REV.,V.28C, P.2022-31. 1983.

VAN DER PLICHT, J. (P-3)BRITT. HAROLD C. (P-3)FOWLER, MALCOLM M. (INC-7)FRAENKEL,ZEEV(P-3)GAVRON, AVIGDOR I. (P-3)WILHELMY, JERRY B. (INC-11)PLASIL, F.AWES, T.YOUNG, G. R.

I l l

50-56FORWARD - ANGLE ELASTIC AND QUASIELASTICPROTON - NUCLEON CROSS SECTIONS ANDANALYZING POWERS AT 0.8 GEV.

PHYS. REV..V.27C, P.682-95.1983.

BARLETT, MARTIN LYNN (MP-10)HOFFMAN, G. W.MC GILL, JOHN A.HOISTAD, BO (MP-10)RAY, LANDON (T-5)FERGERSON, R.MILNER, E.MARSHALL, J. A.AM ANN, JAMES F. (MP-10)BONNER, BILLY E. (P-3)MC CLELLAND, JOHN B. (MP-10)BLANPIED, GARY S. (MP-10)ARNDT, R. A.

50-57FROZEN SPIN POLARIZED PROTON TARGET FORUSE AT LAMPF.

HIGH ENERGY SPIN PHYSICS, 1982,BROOKHAVEN NATL. LAB. PROC,P.485-7. AMER. INST. OF PHSICS,1983. (539.76/H639EN/1982)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1982.7P. MN (LA-UR-82-3130)

HILL, DANIELKASPRZYK, THOMASSPINKA, H.ZELIPSKY, STEVEJARMER,JOHNJ.(MP-7)VANINETTI,JOE(MP-7)

50-58FUTURE PROSPECTS IN N-NUCLEUSINTERACTIONS.

INTERACTION BETWEEN MEDIUM ENERGYNUCLEONS IN NUCLEI-1982, PROC.,P.414-23. AMER. INST. OF PHYSICS,1983. (539.754/161 BE/1982)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1982.11P. MN (LA-UR-82-3466)

MOSS, JOEL MARSHALL (P-3)

50-59GAMOW - TELLER STRENGTH FUNCTIONS ANDNEUTRINO PROBLEMS.

TIC,1982.24P. MN (LA-UR-82-1627)

HAXTON, WICK C. (T-5)

50-60HALF - LIFE OF 26 ALUMINUM.

J. GEOPHYS. RES.,V.88, P.B331-3.1983.

NORRIS, THOMAS LGANCARZ, ALEXANDER J. (CNC-11)ROKOP, DONALD J. (CNC-7)THOMAS, KIMBERLY W (INC-11)

50-61HEAVY- ION INDUCED FISSION REACTIONS.

TIC,1983.11 P. MN (LA-UR-83-1154)

BRITT, HAROLD C. (P-3)FOWLER, MALCOLM M. (INC-7)FRAENKEL, ZEEV(P-3)GAVRON, AVIGDOR I. (P-3)VAN DER PLICHT, J. (P-3)WILHELMY, JERRY B. (INC-11)PLASIL, F.AWES.T.YOUNG, G. R.

50-62HIGH INTENSITY NEUTRINO FACILITY ATLAMPF.

TIC,1982.21P. MN (LA-UR-82-1882)

MATIS, H. S. (MP-4)AGNEW, LEWIS E., JR. (MP-DO)BOWLES, THOMAS J. (P-3)BURMAN, ROBERT L. (MP-4)DOMBECK, TOM W. (P-3)COOPER, RICHARD K. (AT-3)MACEK, ROBERT J. (MP-13)STEPHENSON, GERARD J., JR. (P-DO)

50-63HIGH-RESOLUTION MEASUREMENTS AND R MA-TRIX ANALYSIS OF THE TOTAL AND FISSIONCROSS SECTIONS OF 237 NEPTUNIUM PLUSN FROM 1 TO 600 EV.


AUCHAMPAUGH, GEORGE F. (P-3)MOORE, MICHAELS. (P-3)MOSES, JOHN D. (P-3)NELSON, RONALD O. (P-9)OLSEN, CLAYTON E. (P-8)EXTERMANN, RICHARD C.HILL, N. W.HARVEY, JEFFREY A.

50-64HOW DO NUCLEI REALLY VIBRATE ORROTATE.

TIC,1983.8P. MN (LA-UR-83-1493)

ANDRESEN, H. G.KUNZ, JUTTA (T-9)MOSEL, ULRICHMUELLER, M.SCHUH, ANDREASWUST, EBERHARD

50-65HYPERON AND HYPERNUCLEAR PHYSICS WITHINTENSE BEAMS.

THEORETICAL SYMPOSIUM ON INTENSEMEDIUM ENERGY SOURCES OF STRANGENESS,1983. SANTA CRUZ. PROC., P.43-53.A!P, 1983. (539.72/161 ME/1983)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1983.12P. MN (LA-UR-83-0841)

GIBSON, BF JJAMIN F. fT-5)

50-66INELASTIC NEUTRON SCATTERING STUDIESOF VIBRATIONAL EXCITATIONS OF HYDROGENIN NIOBIUM AND TANTALUM.

PHYS. REV..V.27B, P.1980-9.1983.

ECKERT,JUERGEN(P-8)GOLOSTONE, JOYCE A. (P-8)TONKS. DAVIS L. (T-11)RICHTER, DIETER

50-67INELASTIC SCATTERING OF 162 - MEV PIONSBY 14-NITROGEN.

PHYS. REV.,V.27C, P.1134-45.1983.

GEESAMAN, D. F.KURATH, D.MORRISON, G. C.OLMER, CATHERINEZEIDMAN, B.ANDERSON, R. E.BOUDRIE, RICHARD L. (MP-10)THIESSEN, HENRY A. (MP-10)BLANPIED, GARY S. (MP-10)BURLESON, GEORGE R.SEGEL, R. E.SWENSON, L. W.

50-68INFLUENCE OF NUCLEON INTERNAL DEGREESOF FREEDOM ON THE STRENGTH OF ELECTRICGIANT RESONANCES AT LOW ENERGIES.

PHYS. REV.,V.27C.P.1346-7.1983.

AUERBACH, NAFTALI

50-69INTERPOLATION TECHNIQUE FOR GAMMA - RAYATTENUATION COEFFICIENTS FROM 40 KEVT015 MEV.


HSU, H. H. (Q-2)DOWDY, EDWARD J. (Q-2)

112

50-70ISOBARIC ANALOG STATES IN PIONSINGLE - CHARGE - EXCHANGE REACTIONSON AND ABOVE THE (3.3) RESONANCE ENERGY.

PHYS. REV. LETT.,V.51.P.1324-7.1983.

SENNHAUSER, URS (MP-4)PIASETZKY, ELIBAER, HELMUT (MP-4)BOWMAN, J. DAVID (MP-4)COOPER, MARTIN D. (MP-4)MATIS, H. S. (MP-4)ZIOCK, H. J.ALSTER, JONASERELL, A.MOINESTER, MURRAY A.IROM, FAROKH

50-71ISOSPIN DEPENDENCE OF SECOND - ORDERPION - NUCLEUS OPTICAL POTENTIAL.

PHYS. REV.,V.27C, P.730-50.1983.

JOHNSON, MIKKEL B. (MP-DO)SICILIANO, EDWARD R.

50-72ISOVECTOR M 2 STATE OBSERVED IN14 CARBON (PI MINUS , GAMMA) REACTION.B REACTION.

PHYS. REV.,V.28C, P.761-70.1983.

BAER, H. W. (MP-4)BISTIRLICH.J.A.CROWE, KENNETH M.DAHME, W.JOSEPH, C.PERROUD, J. P.LEBRUN, M.MARTOFF, C. J.STRAUMANN, U.TRUOL, P.

50-73LOW - MOMENTUM DELTA PRODUCTION IN THE13CARBON(PROTON,DEUTERON)12CARBONREACTION.

PHYS. LETT.,V.123B, P.37-40.1983.

MORRIS, CHRISTOPHER L. (MP-10)AMANN, JAMES F. (MP-10)SEESTROM-MORRIS, SUSAN J.MC GILL, JOHN A.GLASHAUSSER, C.JONES, K.NANDA, SIRISHBARLETT, M.HOFFMAN, G. W.MILNER, E.MOORE, C. FREDCOMFORT, J. R.BLAND, L. C.GILMAN, R.

50-74LOW NOISE IONIZATION CHAMBERS FORUSE IN TRANSMISSION MEASUREMENTSWITH MEDIUM AND HIGH ENERGY BEAMS.

NUCL. INSTRUM. METHODS,V.216.P.399-404.1983.

BOWMAN, J. DAVID (MP-4)CARLINI, ROGER D. (MP-4)DAMJANOVICH, ROBERT PAUL (MP-8)MISCHKE, RICHARD E. (MP-4)NAGLE, DARRAGH E. (MP-DO)TALAGA, R. L.HARPER, RONALDYUAN, VINCENT (MP-4)

50-75LOW-ENERGY 7 LITHIUM (TRITON, ALPHA)6 HELIUM CROSS SECTIONS.

PHYS. REV.,V.27C, P.6-9.1983.

CECIL, F. E.FAHLSING, RICHARD F.JARMIE, NELSON (P-3)HARDEKOPF, ROBERTA. (AT-3)MARTINEZ, RUDOLFO (P-3)

50-76MEASUREMENT OF A N AND A NN FOR THEREACTION PP GOING TO D PI POSITIVEAT SIX ENERGIES FROM 500 TO 800 MEV.

LOS ALAMOS,1983.171P.(LA-09909-T)

TIPPENS, W. B.

50-77MEASUREMENT OF THE BRANCHING RATIO FORTHE RARE DECAY PI ZERO GOING TOELECTRON PLUS ELECTRON MINUS.

PHYS. REV.,V.28D, P.423-34.1983.

FRANK, JAMES S. (MP-4)HOFFMAN, CYRUS M. (MP-4)MISCHKE, RICHARD E. (MP-4)MOIR, DAVID C. (M-2)SARRACINO, JOHN S. (X-7)THOMPSON, PATRICK A. (MP-13)SCHARDT, M. A.

50-78MEASUREMENT OF THE HYDROGEN(POLARIZEDDEUTERON,POLARIZEDNEUTRON)TWO-PROTONTRANSVERSE POLARIZATION TRANSFERCOEFFICIENT AT 42.8 MEV.

PHYS. REV.,V.28C, P.2230-1.1983.

NATH, SUBRATAGRAVES, R. G.HIEBERT, J. C.NORTHCLIFFE, LEE CONRADWOOLVERTON, H. L.YORK, ROBBIE LYNN (MP-11)BROWN, RONALD E. (P-3)DOLESCHALL, PAL

50-79MEASUREMNT OF LOW - ENERGY ELASTIC PIPLUS P DIFFERENTIAL CROSS SECTIONS.

PHYS. REV.,V.28D, P.1563-85.1983.

FRANK, JAMES S. (MP-4)BROWMAN, ANDREW A. (MP-DO)GRAM. PETER A. M. (MP-4)HEFFNER, ROBERT H. (MP-3)KLARE, KENNETH A. (CTR-8)MISCHKE, RICHARD E. (MP-4)MOIR, DAVID C. (M-4)NAGLE, DARRAGH E. (MP-DO)POTTER, J.M.(AT-1)REDWINE, ROBERT P. (MP-4)YATES, MARY ANNE (P-4)

50-80MtDIUM-ENERGY SPALLATION CROSSSECTIONS. 2. MOLYBDENUM IRRADIATIONWITH 800-MEV PROTONS.

INT. J. APPL. RADIAT. ISOT.,V.34, P.1631-2.1983.

GRANT, PATRICK M. (CNC-3)ERDAL, BRUCE R. (INC-DO)O'BRIEN, HAROLD A. (INC-3)

50-81MODERATED NEUTRON PULSE SHAPES.

TIC,1982.17P. MN (LA-UR-82-2648)

TAYLOR, ANDREW D. (P-8)RUSSELL, GARY J. (P-9)MEIER, M. M. (P-9)ROBINSON, HAROLD (P-9)

50-82MUON SPIN RELAXATION IN FERROMAGNETICPALLADIUM MANGANESE.

TIC,1983.10P. MN (LA-UR-83-1405)

DODDS, STANLEY A.GIST, GRANT A.HEFFNER, ROBERT H. (MP-3)LEON, MELVIN (MP-3)MAC LAUGHLIN, DOUGLAS E.MYDOSH.JOHNA.NIEUWENHUYS, G. J.SCHILLACI, MARIO E. (MP-3)

50-83MUONIC X-RAY MEASUREMENT OF THEMONOPOLE AND QUADRUPOLE CHARGEPARAMETERS OF 154,155,156,157,158,160 GADOLINIUM.

PHYS. REV.,V.27C, P.1772-88.1983.

LAUBACHER, DAN B.TANAKA, YASUTOSHI (P-7)STEFFEN, ROLF MARCELSHERA, E. BROOKS (P-3)HOEHN, MARTHA V. (MP-13)

113

50-84NEUTRON - ANTINEUTRON CONVERSIONEXPERIMENTS.

WORKSHOP ON GRAND UNIFICATION,3RD, 1982, CHAPEL HILL. PROC,P. 322-347. BIRKHAUSER, 1982.(539.75/W926GR/3RD/1982)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1982.26P. MN (LA-UR-82-1338)


50-85NEUTRON - ANTINEUTF1ON EXPERIMENT ATLOS ALAMOS OMEGA WEST REACTOR.

TIC,1982.30P. MN (LA-UR-82-1586)


50-86NEUTRON - CAPTURE CROSS SECTIONS OF THETUNGSTEN ISOTOPES 182,183,184,186FROM 2.6 TO 2000 KEV.

NUCL. SCI. ENG.,V.84, P.98-119.1983.

MACKLIN, R. L.DRAKE, DARRELL M. (P-3)ARTHUR, EDWARD D. (T-2)

50-87NEUTRON - INDUCED PHOTON PRODUCTION INMCNP.

TIC,1983.12P. MN (LA-UR-83-1123)

LITTLE, ROBERT C.(X-6)SEAMON, ROBERT E. (X-6)

50-88NONMESONIC DECAY OF THE LAMBDA INNUCLEAR MATTER.

TIC,1982.6P. MN (LA-UR-82-1745)

MC KELLAR, BRUCE H. J. (T-5)GIBSON, BENJAMIN F. (T-5)

50-89NUCLEAR DISSIPATION IN HEAVY - IONREACTIONS AND FISSION.

COMMENTS NUCL. PART. PHYS.,V.12, P.13-27.1983.

NIX, JAMES R.(T-9)

50-90NUCLEAR MEDIUM EFFECTS IN PION ELASTICSCATTERING AND CHARGE EXCHANGE.

PHYS. REV.,V.28C, P. 1286-300.1983.

KAUFMANN, WILLIAM B.GIBBS, WILLIAM R. (T-5)

50-91NUCLEON-NUCLEON EXPERIMENTS AT LAMPF.

HIGH ENERGY SPIN PHYSICS, 1982,BROOKHAVEN NATL. LAB. PROC.,P.243-8. AMER. INST. OF PHYSICS,1983. (539.76/H639EN/1982)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1982.4P. MN (LA-UR-82-2871)

MC NAUGHTON, MICHAEL W. (MP-13)

50-92OBSERVATION OF ANALOG AND NONANALOGTRANSITIONS IN THE REACTION 56 - IRON(PI - PLUS, PI - MINUS) 56 - NICKEL.

PHYS. REV. LETT.,V.50.P.1106-9.1983.

SEIDL.PETERA.KIZIAH, R. R.BROWN, MARK K.MOORE, C. FREDMORRIS, CHRISTOPHER L. (MP-10)BAER, HELMUT (MP-4)GREENE, S.J.BURLESON, GEORGE R.COTTINGAME, W. B.BLAND, L. C.GILMAN, R.FORTUNE, H. T.

50-93OBSERVATION OF THE NUCLEAR ISOVECTORMONOPOLE RESONANCE.

PHYS. REV. LETT.,V.50, P.1195-8.1983.

BOWMAN, J. DAVID (MP-4)BAER, H. W. (MP-4)BOLTON, RICHARD D. (MP-4)COOPER, MARTIN D. (MP-4)CVERNA, FRANKH. (P-15)KING, N.S. P.(P-15)LEITCH, M. J. (MP-4)MATIS, H. S. (MP-4)ERELL, A.ALSTER, JONASDORON, ALEXMOINESTER, MURRAY A.BLACKMORE. E. W.SICILIANO, EDWARD R.

50-94ON THE FEASIBILITY OF PERFORMINGNEUTRINO EXPERIMENTS AT AN INTENSESOURCE OF STRANGENESS.

THEORETICAL SYMPOSIUM ON INTENSEMEDIUM ENERGY SOURCES OF STRANGENESS,1983, SANTA CRUZ. PROC., P.170-80.AIP, 1983. (539.72/161 ME/1983)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1983.12P. MN (LA-UR-83-1788)

CARLINI, ROGER D. (MP-4)STEPHENSON, GERARD J., JR. (P-DO)

50-95PARITY NONCONSERVATION IN PROTON - WATERSCATTERING AT 800 MEV.

HIGH ENERGY SPIN PHYSICS, 1982,BROOKHAVEN NATL. LAB. PROC.,P.150-5. AMER. INST. OF PHYSICS,1983. (539.76/H639EN/1982)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1982.6P. MN (LA-UR-82-2622)

NAGLE, DARRAGH E. (MP-DO)BOWMAN, J. DAVID (MP-4)CARLINI, ROGER D. (MP-4)MISCHKE, RICHARD E. (MP-4)FRAUENFELDER, H.HARPER, RONALD W.YUAN, VINCENTMC DONALD, ARTHUR BRUCETALAGA, R. L.

50-96PARITY NONCONSERVING ASYMMETRY INNEUTRON-DEUTERON AND PROTON-DEUTERONSCATTERING.

PHYS. REV.,V.27C.P.2529-41.1983.

KLOET, WILLEM M.GIBSON, BENJAMIN F. (T-5)STEPHENSON, GERARD J., JR. (P-DO)HENLEY, ERNEST M. (T-5)

50-97PARITY VIOLATION IN GAMMA PLUS O N PLUS P.

PHYS. REV.,V.27D,P.523-9.1983.

OKA, TAKAMITSU (T-5)

50-98PHASED CHOPPER AT WNR.

TIC,1982.24P. MN (LA-UR-82-2480)

BOLIE, VICTORBRUGGER, ROBERT M.SILVER, RICHARD N. (P-8)

50-99PION - EXCHANGE CONTRIBUTIONS TO THELOBASHOV EXPERIMENT.

PHYS. LETT.,V.123B, P.284-8.1983.

FRIAR, JAMES L. (T-5) -"-••"MC KELLAR, BRUCE H. J. (T-5)

50-100PION - INDUCED QUASIFREE KNOCKOUT ANDCHARGE-EXCHANGE REACTIONS - APOSSIBLE PROBE OF NEUTRON DENSITYAT THE NUCLEAR SURFACE.PHYS. REV.,V.27C, P.773-7.1983.

PIASETZKY, ELI

50-101PION SINGLE AND DOUBLE CHARGEEXCHANGE IN THE RESONANCE REGIONDYNAMICAL CORRECTIONS.

PHYS. REV.,V.27C.P.1647-67.1983.

JOHNSON, MIKKEL B. (MP-DO)SICILIANO, EDWARD R.

50-102PION SINGLE CHARGE EXCHANGE ONCARBON 14.

PHYS. REV.,V.28C, P.2565-7.1983.

IROM, FAROKHCOMFORT, J.R.JEPPESEN, RANDOLPH H.KRAUSHAAR.J.J.RISTINEN, R. A.TEW.W.ULLMANN.J. L.BAER, H. W. (MP-4)BOWMAN, J. DAVID (MP-4)COOPER, MARTIN D. (MP-4)PIASETZKY, ELISENNHAUSER, URS (MP-4)ERELL, A.MOINESTER, MURRAY A.SICILIANO, EDWARD R.

114

50-103PIONIC 3D GOING TO 2P X - RAYMEASUREMENTS IN 50,52,54 CHROMIUM.45 SCANDIUM, 51 VANADIUM, 55 MANGANESEAND IRON.

NUCL. PHYS.,V.405A, P.627-47.1983.

KUNSELMAN, A. R.POWERS, R. J.HOEHN, MARTHA V. (MP-13)SHERA, E. BROOKS (P-3)

50-104PLANS FOR LAMPFII.

TIC,1982.12P. MN (LA-UR-82-2915)

TH1ESSEN, HENRY A. (MP-10)

50-105PLUTONIUM - A WARTIME NIGHTMAREBUT A METALLURGIST'S DREAM.


BAKER, RICHARD D. (CMB-DO)HECKER, SIEGFRIED S. (MST-DO)HARBUR, DELBERT R. (MST-13)

50-106POLARONS IN A DIATOMIC POLYMER.

PHYS. REV. LETT.,V.50, P.865.1983.

CAMPBELL, DAVID K. (CNLS)

50-107PREDICTIONS OF MULTIPHOTON RESONANCESIN SULFUR HEXAFLUORIDE AND SILICONTETRAFLUOROSILANE.

OPT. COMMUN..V.44, P. 170-3.1983.

PATTERSON, CHRIS W. (T-12)PINE, A. S.

50-108PRODUCTION OF PIONS, KAONS, AND MUONS BY16 GEV PROTONS.


SCHEIDKER, ERIC J.THIESSEN, HENRY A. (MP-10)

50-109PRODUCTION OF POSITIVE PIONS BY 800 MEVPROTONS ON CARBON.

PHYS. REV.,V.27C, P.1339-41.1983.

DENES, PETERDIETERLE. BYRON D.WOLFE, DAVID M.BOWLES, THOMAS J. (P-3)DOMBECK, TOM W. (P-3)SIMMONS, JAMES E. (P-7)BHATIA, TAROLCHAN S.GLASS, G.TIPPENS, W. B.

50-110PROPOSED SEPARATION OF ISOMERIC197M MERCURY.

CONF. ON LASERS IN NUCLEAR PHYSICS,1982, OAK RIDGE. PROC, P.431-6.HARWOOD ACADEMIC, 1982.(539.7/C748LA/1982)

DYER, PEGGY (P-3)BALDWIN, GEORGE C. (P-3)

50-111PROTON - DEUTERON SCATTERING LENGTHS.

PHYS. LETT.,V.124B, P.287-92.1983.

FRIAR, JAMES L. (T-5)GIBSON, BENJAMIN F. (T-5)PAYNE, GERALD L.

50-112PROTON HOLE STATES IN 95 YTTRIUMAND 95,97,99 NIOBIUM.

PHYS. REV.,V.28C, P.575-86.1983.

FLYNN, EDWARD R. (P3)BROWN, RONALD E. (P-3)AJZENBERG-SELOVE, FAYCIZEWSKI, JOLIE A. (P-7)

50-113PROTON HOLE STATES IN 95 YTTRIUM AND95,97,99 NIOBIUM.

PHYS. REV.,V.28C, P.575-86.1983.

FLYNN, EDWARD R. (P-3)BROWN, RONALD E. (P-3)AJZENBERG-SELOVE, FAYCIZEWSKI, JOLIE A. (P-7)

50-114QUARK MODEL CALCULATION OF THE WEAKPARITY VIOLATING ASYMMETRY IN PROTONNUCLEON SCATTERING.

TIC,1982.17P. MN (LA-UR-82-1886)

GOLDMAN, TERRENCE J. (T-5)PRESTON, DEAN L. (T-8)

50-115RADIOCHEMICAL TESTS OF DOUBLE BETADECAY.

PHYS. REV.,V.28C, P.467-9.1983.

HAXTON, WICK C. (T-5)COWAN, GEORGE A. (ADCEL)GOLDHABER, MAURICE

50-116RATIO OF PION-INDUCED NUCLEON REMOVALCROSS SECTIONS INVOLVING CHARGEEXCHANGE.

PHYS. REV.,V.27C, P.894-5.1983.

PIASETZKY, ELISILBAR, RICHARD R. (T-5)

50-117REPLY TO DIRECT COMPARISON BETWEEN THEGAMMA - RAY FLUXES FROM PROTON BEAMDUMPS AT LAMPF AND SIN.

PHYS. REV.,V.28D, P.1790-1.1983.

FRANK, JAMES S. (MP-4)BURMAN, ROBERT L. (MP-4)COCHRAN, DONALD R. F. (MP-DO)NEMETHY, P.WILLIS, S. E.HUGHES, V. W.REDWINE, ROBERT P. (MP-4)DUCLOS, JKASPAR, H.HARGROVE, CLIFFORD K. (MP-4)MOSER, U.

50-118REPORT FROM THE HYPERON PHYSICSSUBGROUP.

THEORETICAL SYMPOSIUM ON INTENSEMEDIUM ENERGY SOURCES OFSTRANGENESS, 1983, SANTA CRUZ.PROC., P.160-2. AIP, 1983.(539.72/161 ME/1983)

FRERE, J. M.JENSEN, D. A.KAMAL, A. N.LACH.J.MISCHKE, RICHARD E. (MP-4)OKA, TAKAMITSU (T-5)

50--19SCATTERING WITH ABSORPTIVE INTERACTIONENERGY-DEPENDENT POTENTIALS.

PHYS. REV.,V.27C, P.1901-12.1983.

CASSING, W.STINGL, M.WEIGUNY, ACHIM (T-9)

50-120SEARCH FOR THE REACTION 40 CALCIUM (PIPLUS GAMMA GAMMA) AT TRITON /SUB PI/EQUALS 50 MEV AND CRITICAL OPALESCENCE.

TIC,1982.14P. MN (LA-UR-82-1601)

COOPER, MARTIN D. (MP-4)BAER, HELMUT (MP-4)BURMAN, ROBERT L. (MP-4)KINNISON, W. WAYNE (MP-4)LEITCH, M. J. (MP-4)WIRINGA, ROBERT B. (MP-DO)CVERNA, FRANK H. (P-15)KING, N. S. P. (P-15)JOHNSON, MIKKEL B. (MP-DO)GREGOIRE, GHISLAINANDERSON, R. E.

50-121SHHPES OF NON - ROTATING NUCLEI.

TIC,1983.17P. MN (LA-UR-83-1069)

BENGTSSON, R.KRUMLSNDE, J.MOLLER, PETERNIX, JAMES R. (T-9)ZHANG, J.

115

50-122SINGLE - PARTICLE GLAUBER MATRIXELEMENTS.

AT. DATA NUCL. DATA TABLES,V.28, P.531-S. 1983.

OSET, EULOGIOSTROTTMAN, DANIEL D. (T-9)

50-123SINGLE PROTON STRUCTURE OF 193,195,197IR AND PERTURBED SPIN (6) SYMMETRY,

PHYS. REV.,V.27C, P.1040-58.1983.

CIZEWSKI, JOLIE A. (P-7)BURKE, D. G.FLYNN, EDWARD R. (P-3)BROWN, RONALD E. (P-3)SUNIER, JULES W. (P-3)

50-124SPECIAL FEATURES OF THE ALPHA INDUCEDDEUTERON AND POLARIZED DEUTERONBREAKUP.

IEEE TRANS NUCL. SCI.,V.NS-30, P.1146-8. 1983.ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1982.11P. MN (LA-UR-82-3397)

LAMBERT, JAMES M.TREADO.PAULA.SLAUS, IVOKOIKE, Y.CORRELL, FRANCIS D. (P-3)BROWN, RONALD E. (P-3)HARDEKOPF, ROBERTA. (AT-3)JARMIE, NELSON (P-3)

50-125SPIN FLIP TRANSITIONS IN 13 CARBONAND 19 FLUORINE PROBED WITH THE(PI NEGATIVE, GAMMA) REACTION.

PHYS. REV.,V.27C, P. 1621-34.1983.

MARTOFF, C. J.BISTIRLICH, J. A.CLAWSON, CARL W.CROWE, KENNETH M.KOIKE, M.MILLER, J. P.ROSENBLUM, STEPHEN S.ZAJC, W. A.BAER, H. W. (MP-4)WAPSTRA, A. H.STRASSNER, G.TRUOL, P.

50-126STATUS OF THE WNR/PSR AT LOS ALAMOS.

TIC,1982. 25P. MN (LA-UR-82-2493)

SILVER. RICHARD N. (P-8)

50-127STEREO, CYLINDRICAL DRIFT CHAMBER FORMUON DECAY EXPERIMENTS AT LAMPF.

TIC,19B3.22P. MN (LA-UR-83-0796)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:NUCL. INSTRUM. METHODS,V.217.P.173-80.1983.

BOLTON, RICHARD D. (MP-4)CARLINI, ROGER D. (MP-4)COOPER, MARTIN D. (MP-4)FRANK, JAMES S. (MP-4)HART, VALGENE E. (MP-8)MATIS, H. S. (MP-4)MISCHKE, RICHARD E. (MP-4)SANDBERG. V. D. (MP-4)SENNKAUSER, URS (MP-4)

50-128STUDIES OF A LEAD REFLECTOR FOR APULSED NEUTRON SOURCE.

TIC,1982.21 P. MN (LA-UR-82-2596)

TAYLOR, ANDREW D. (P-8)RUSSELL, GARY J. (P-9)MEIER, M. M. (P-9)ROBINSON, HAROLD (P-9)

50-129STUDY OF ISOVECTOR RESONANCES WITHPION CHARGE EXCHANGE.

TIC,1982.31 P. MN (LA-UR-82-1600)

BAER, H. W. (MP-4)BOLTON, RICHARD D. (MP-4)BOWMAN, J. DAVID (MP-4)COOPER, MARTIN D. (MP-4)LEITCH, M. J. (MP-4)MATIS, H. S. (MP-4)CVERNA, FRANK H. (P-15)KING,N.S.P.(P-15)ALSTER, JONASDORON, ALEXERELL, A.MOINESTER, MURRAY A.BLACKMORE, E. W.SICILIANO, EDWARD R.

50-130SUMMARY OF DISCUSSION SESSION ONBEAMLINE SHIELDING CONSIDERATIONS FORSPALLATION NEUTRON SOURCES.

TIC,1982.5P. MN (LA-UR-82-2662)

RUSSELL, GARY J. (P-9)MEIER, M. M. (P-9)BROOME.TIM

50-131SYSTEMATICS OF PION DOUBLE - CHARGE EX-CHANGE REACTIONS ON T EQUALS 0NUCLEI.

PHYS. LETT.,V.128B.P.157-9.1983.

BLAND, L. C.GILMAN, R.CARCHIDI, M.DHUGA, K.MORRIS, CHRISTOPHER L. (MP-10)FORTUNE, H. T.GREENE, S. J.SEIDL, PETER A.MOORE, C. FRED

50-132THREE - NUCLEON FORCES AND MESON EX-CHANGE CURRENTS IN THE TRINUCLEON.


FRIAR, JAMES L. (T-5)GIBSON, BENJAMIN F. (T-5)PAYNE, GERALD L.

50-133THREE BODY FORCES.

INTERACTION BETWEEN MEDIUM ENERGYP.378-68. AMER. INST. OF PHYSICS,NUCLEONS IN NUCLEI-1982, PROC,1983. (539.754/161 BE/1982)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1982.12P. MN (LA-UR-82-3076)

FRIAR, JAMES L. (T-5)

50-134THRESHOLD PION PHOTOPRODUCTION FROMTHE TRINUCLEON.

PHYS. LETT.,V.122B, P.11-7.1983.

FRIAR, JAMES L. (T-5)TOMUSIAK, EDWARD L. (T-5)

50-135TRANSITION DENSITIES FOR CHARGE-EXCHANGECOMPONENTS OF GIANT ISOVECTOR RE-SONANCES AND THE PROTON-NEUTRON DENSITYDISTRIBUTIONS IN NUCLEI.

PHYS. REV.,V.27C.P.1818-21.1983.

AUERBACH, NAFTALIKLEIN, AMIR

50-136TWO - DIMENSIONAL CROSS - SECTION ANDSED UNCERTAINTY ANALYSIS FOR THEFUSION ENGINEERING DEVICE (FED).

TIC,1982.5P. MN (LA-UR-82-2529)

EMBRECHTS, MARK J. (T-1)URBAN, WILLIAM THOMAS (T-1)DUDZIAK, DONALD J. (T-1)

50-137TWO - DIMENSIONAL POSITION - SENSITIVEMWPC FOR FISSION FRAGMENTS.

NUCL. INSTHUM. METHODS,V.211.P.403-6.1983.

VAN DER PLICHT, J. (P-3)GAVRON, AVIGDOR I. (P-3)

116

50-133TWO - STEP CONTRIBUTIONS IN THE 206 LEAD(TRITON,PROTON)208 LEAD TWO-NEUTRONTRANSFER REACTION.

PHYS. REV.,V.27C, P.1032-8.1983.

ALFORD, W. P.BOYD, R. N.SUGARBAKER, E.DE BOER, F. W. N.BROWN, RONALD E. (P-3)FLYNN, EDWARD R. (P-3)

50-139UNIFIED THEORY OF MESON AND NUCLEONSCATTERING BY NUCLEI.

PHYS. REV.,V.27C, P.2725-32.1983.

BOLSTER'.', MARK(T-9)

50-140USE OF INTEGRAL CROSS-SECTIONMEASUREMENTS IN EVALUATING THE252 CALIFORNIUM SPONTANEOUS FISSIONNEUTRON SPECTRUM.


LABAUVE, RAPHAEL J. (T-2)MADLAND, DAVID G. (T-2)

50-141USE OF SPALLATION REACTIONS TO MEASUREHIGH - ENERGY NEUTRON SPECTRA ANDISOTOPE PRODUCTION RATES.

AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIE. 1. NATIONALMEETING, 185TH, 1983, SEATTLE.ACS, 1983.

ENGLERT, P.REEDY, ROBERT C. (INC-11)ARNOLD, JAMES R.

50-142WEAPON DESIGN - WE'VE DONE A LOTBUT WE CANT SAY MUCH.


MARK, J. CARSON (T-DO)HUNTER, RAYMOND E. (TD-2)WECHSLER, JACOB J. (WX-DO)

50-143ZERO - DEGREE MEASUREMENTS OF THEINCLUSIVE REACTION NP GOING TO PX INTHE ENERGY RANGE 400 TO 800 MEV.

PHYS. REV.,V.27D, P.497-501.1983.

BONNER BILLY E. (P-3)HOLLAS, C. L.NEWSOM, C. R.RILEY, P. J.GLASS, G.JAIN, MAHAVIR(Q-I)VER WEST, B. J.

50-144197 GOLDfTRITON, PROTON) 199 GOLDREACTION.

PHYS. REV.,V.28C.P.2199-2203.1983.

CIZEWSKI,JOLIEA.(P-7)BROWN, RONALD E. (P-3)FLYNN, EDWARD R. (P-3)SUNIER, JULES W. (P-3)

50-1456 LITHIUM (TRITON, NEUTRON) 2 ALPHA AND6 LITHIUM (TRITON, NEUTRON) 8 BERYLLIUMCROSS - SECTIONS AND RELATIVE REACTIONPROBABILITY IN A PLASMA.


DEVANEY, JOSEPH J. (X-6)

117

51. PHYSICS—PARTICLES AND FIELDS

51-1A SULFUR OXIDE 8 MODEL OF COLLECTIVITYIN NUCLEI.

TIC,1983.25P. MN (LA-UR-83-1310)

GINOCCHIO, JOSEPH N. (T-5)

51-2ASPECTS OF SUPERSYMMETRIC QUANTUMMECHANICS.

ANN. PHYS..V.146, P.262-87.1983.

COOPER, FREDERICK M. (T-8)FREEDMAN. BARRY A.

51-3ASYMPTOTIC BEHAVIOR OF STATIC MESONPOTENTIALS.

PHYS. REV.,V.28D, P.2643-8.1983.


51-4ASYMPTOTIC ESTIMATE OF LARGE ORDERS INPERTURBATION THEORY FOR THE MANY FERMIONGROUND STATE ENERGY.

ANN. PHYS.,V.148, P.168-90.1983.

BAKER, GEORGE A., JR. (T-11)PIRNER, HANS J.

51-5BARYON-NUMBCR GENERATION INSUPERSYMMETRIC UNIFIED MODELS - THEEFFECT OF SUPERMASSIVE FERMIONS.

PHYS. REV.,V.27D, P.2990-5.1983.

KOLB, EDWARD W., JR. (T-6)RABY, STUART A. (T-8)

51-6COHERENT SPATIAL STRUCTURE VERSUS TIMECHAOS IN A PERTURBED SINE-GORDONSYSTEM.

PHYS. REV. LETT.,V.50, P.1095-8.1983

BISHOP, ALAN R. (T-11)FESSER, KLAUS (T-11)LOMDAHL, PETER S. (CNLS)KERR, WILLIAM C.WILLIAMS, M. B.TRULLINGER, STEVEN EDWARD

51-7COHERENT STATES WITH CLASSICAL MOTION,FROM AN ANALYTICAL METHOD COMPLEMEN-TARY TO GROUP THEORY.

TIC,1982.19P. MN (U-UR-82-3338)

NIETO, MICHAEL MARTIN (T-8)

51-8COMPUTATIONAL DETAILS OF THE MONTE CARLOSIMULATION OF PROTON AND ELECTRONTRACKS.

WORKSHOP ON THE INTERFACE BETWEENRADIATION CHEMISTRY AND RADIATIONPHYSICS, 1982, ARGONNE. PROC,P.113-9.ANL. 1983.(ANL-82-88)

ZAIDER, MARCO (MP-3)BRENNER, DAVID J. (MP-3)

51-9CONSIDERATION OF A MEASUREMENT OF ETANAUGHT NAUGHT SQUARED BY ETA PLUS MINUSSQUARED AT LAMPF II.LOS ALAMOS,1982.6P.(LA-09566-MS)

CRONIN, JAMES W.

51-10CONTINUUM LIMIT OF SUPERSYMMETRICFIELD THEORIES ON A LATTICE.

PHYS. REV. LETT.,V.50, P.397-9.1983.

BENDER, CARL M.COOPER, FREDERICK M. (T-8)DAS, ASHOK

51-11CORRELATIONS AND FLUCTUATIONS INHADRONIC MULTIPLICITY DISTRIBUTIONS THEMEANING OF KNO SCALING.

PHYS. LETT.,V.127B.P.242-9.1983.

CARRUTHERS, PETER A. (T-DO)SHIH, CHIA CHANG

51-12COSMOLOGICAL BOUNDS ON HEAVY NEUTRINOSTHROUGH THE DECAYS NU H GOING TO 3 NUL AND NU H GOING TO NU L GAMMA.

PHYS. LETT.,V.122B, P.33-5.1983.

MC KELLAR, BRUCE H. J. (T-5)PAKVASA, SANDIP

51-13DIFFEOMORPHISM GROUPS, GAUGE GROUPS ANDQUANTUM THEORY.

PHYS. REV. LETT.,V.51.P.2246-9.1983.

GOLDIN, G. A.MENIKOFF, RALPH (T-14)SHARP, DAVID H. (T-8)

51-14EARLY HISTORY OF PHYSICS WITHACCELERATORS.

INTL. COLLOQ. ON THE HISTORY OFPARTICLE PHYSICS, 1982, PARIS,FRANCE. PROC., IN — J. PHYS.COLLOQ., NO. 8.1982.ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1982.61 P. MN (LA-UR-82-3170)


51-15FAILURE OF THE NAIVE LOOP EXPANSION FORTHE EFFECTIVE POTENTIAL IN THETA FIELDTHEORY WHEN THERE IS BROKEN SYMMETRY.

NUCL. PHYS.,V.224B, P.403-25.1983.

BENDER, CARL M.COOPER. FREDERICK M. (T-8;

51-16HYPERON SOURCE USING LAMPF II.


OOSTENS, JEAN M.

51-17INDUCED REPRESENTATIONS OF THE GROUPOF DIFFEOMORPHISMS OF R 3.

J. PHYS. A,V.16.P.1827-33.1983.

GOLDIN, G. A.MENIKOFF, RALPH (T-14)SHARP, DAVID H. (T-8)

51-18INFLUENCE OF SOLITONS IN THE INITIALSTATE ON CHAOS IN THE DRIVEN DAMPEDSINE-GORDON SYSTEM.

ORDER IN CHAOS, 1982, LOS ALAMOS.PROC. P.259-79. NORTH HOLLAND, 1983.(003.2/161 OR/2ND/1982)

BISHOP, ALAN R. (T-11)FESSER, KLAUS (T-11)LOMDAHL, PETER S.TRULLINGER, STEVEN EDWARD

51-19IS FRACTIONAL ELECTRIC CHARGEPROBLEMATIC FOR QCD?

NOVEL RESULTS IN PARTICLE PHYSICS,R. S. PANVINI, ET AL, EDS., P.39-47.AIP, 1982. (539.72/N937RE/1981)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1982.10P. MN (LA-UR-82-2562)

SLANSKY, RICHARD C. (T-8)

118

51-20KINK - ANTIKINK INTERACTIONS IN AMODIFIED SINE - GORDON MODEL.

PHYSICA,V.9D, P.33-51.1983.

PEYRARD, M. (CNLS)CAMPBELL, DAVID K. (CNLS)

51-21LAMPF PARTICLE PHYSIOS BEAMS.

CURRENT EXPERIMENTS IN ELEMENTARYPARTICLE PHYSICS, LBL, 1883.(LBL-91 REVISED)

DODDER, DONALD C. (T-2)

51-22LARGE - ORDER BEHAVIOR OF LATTICESTRONG - COUPLING EXPANSIONS.

PHYS. REV.,V.28D, P.936-52.1983.

BENDER, CARL M.MEAD, LAWRENCE R.SIMMONS, LEONARD M., JR.

51-23MASS LIMITS FOR THE MUON NEUTRINO.

TIC,1982.12P. MN (LA-UR-82-2767)

HOFFMAN, CYRUS M. (MP-4)SANDBERG, V. D. (MP-1)

51-24MEASUREMENT OF PI NEGATIVE PROTONGOING TO NEUTRON POSITRON ELECTRONAT 300 MEV/C AND A SEARCH FOR SCAI ARAND VECTOR MESONS HEAVIER THAN THETHE PI ZERO.

PHYS. REV.,V.28D, P.660-2.1983.

HOFFMAN, CYRUS M. (MP-4)FRANK, JAMES S. (MP-4)MISCHKE, RICHAFID E. (MP-4)MOIR, DAVID C. (M-2)SARRACINO, JOHN S. (X-7)THOMPSON, PATRICK A. (MP-13)SCHARDT, M. A.

51-25MUON POLARIZATION IN K MESON DECAYINGINTO POSITIVE MUON AND NEGATIVE MUON.

PHYS. REV.,V.27D, P.1512-6. 1983.

HERCZEG, PETER (T-5)

51-26NEW TEST FOR SPONTANEOUS BREAKDOWN OFS'JPERSYMMETRY.

PHYS. REV.,7.28D, P.1473-80.1983.

BENDER, CARL M.COOPER, FREDERICK M. (T-8)DAS, ASHOK

51-27NONLINEAR STATIC MODEL.

PHYS. REV.,V.27D, P.349-56. 1983.


51-28ON PERTURBATION THEORY AT FINITETEMPERATURE.

NUCL. PHYS.,V.223B.P.535-31.1983.

DICUS.DuANEA.DOWN, DAVIDKOLB, EDWARD W., JR. (T-6)

51-29OPTICAL ABSORPTION FROM POLARONS IN AMODEL OF POLYACETYLENE.

PHYS. REV.,V.27B, P.4804-24.1983.

FESSER, KLAUS (T-11)BISHOP, ALAN R.(T-11)CAMPBELL, DAVID K. (CNLS)

51-30PARTICLE SPIN FROM REPRESENTATIONSOF THE DIFFEOMOReHISM GROUP.

COMMUN. MATH. PHYS.,V.92, P.217-28.1983.

GOLDIN, G. A.SHARP, DAVID H. (T-8)

51-31PHENOMENOLOGICAL SURFACE INERTIA INTHE Ml f BAG MODEL.

PHYS. REV.,V.27D. P.2708-13.1983.

MULDERS, PETER J. (T-5)BHAMATHI, GOPALAKRISNANHELLER, LEON (T-5)AERTS, ADRIAN T. (T-5)KERMAN, ARTHUR K.

51-32POLARONS IN POLYACETYLENE.

LOS ALAMOS CONFERENCE ON NONLINEARPROBLEMS, 1ST, 1981. PROC. P.195-208.NORTH HOLLAND, 1982.(530.15/L879NO/1ST/1981)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1981.15P. MN (LA-UR-81-3590)

BISHOP, ALAN R. (T-11)CAMPBELL, DAVID K. (T-8)

51-33POLARONS IN QUASI - ONE - DIMENSIONALCONDUCTING POLYMERS.

J. PHYS. COLLOQ.,V.3C, P.C3-423-8.1983.

BISHOP, ALAN R. (T-11)CAMPBELL, DAVID K. (CNLS)FESSER, KLAUS (T-11)

51-34POLYACETYLENE - A REAL MATERIAL LINKINGCONDENSED MATTER AND FIELD THEORY.

NATO ADVANCED SUMMER INSTITUTE ONTHEORETICAL PHYSICS, 1981, FREIBURGIM BREISGAU. PRCC P.217-27. PLENUM,1983. (539.7/S927EL/1981 /)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1981.13P. MN (LA-UFI-81-3636)

CAMPBELL, DAVID K. (CNLS)

51-35PROSPECTS IN LEPTON - FLAVOR VIOLATION.

TIC,1982.17P. MN (LA-UR-82-2727)


51-36QUANTUM CHROMODYNAMICS AND THESTATISTICAL HYDRODYNAMICAL MODELOFHADRON PRODUCTION.

PHYS. REV.,V.28D,P.130-5.1983.

CARRUTHERS, PETER A. (T-DO)DUONG-VAN, MINH

51-37QUANTUM COLLISION THEORY WITH PHASESPACE DISTRIBUTION FUNCTIONS.

REV. MOD. PHYS.,V.55, P.245-83.1983.

CARRUTHERS, PETER A. (T-DO)ZACHARIASEN, FREDRIK W. H. (ADPM)

51-38RIGHT - HANDED CURRENT EFFECTS INDELTA S EQUALS 1 SEMILEPTONIC DECAYS.

PHYS. REV. LETT.,V.50, P.1423-6.1983.

OKA, TAKAMITSU (T-5)

51-39ROLE OF THE PHONON IN THE QUANTUMCHROMODYNAMICAL PLASMA.

PHYS. REV. LETT.,V.50, P.1179-80.1983.

CARRUTHERS, PETER A. (T-DO)

51-40ROTATING HARMONIC OSCILLATOR - ITSGENERAL SOLUTION AND THE LACK OF

GROUND-STATE ENERGY EQUIPARTITION.PHYS. REV.,V.28A.P.471-3.1983.

NIETO, MICHAEL MARTIN (T-8)GUTSCHICK, VINCENT P. (LS-6)

51-41ROTATION GENERATORS IN TWO D1MENSTIONALSPACE AND PARTICLESOBEYING UNUSUAL STATISTICS.

PHYS. REV.,V.28D, P.830-2.1983.

GOLDIN, G. A.SHARP, DAVID H. (T-8)

51-42SEARCHES FOR RARE DECAYS OF THE MUONAND FOR MU E CONVERSION ASEXPERIMENTAL TESTS OF MUON NUMBERCONSERVATION.


NAGLE, DARRAGH E. (MP-DO)

119

51-43 51-46 51-47SEMICLASSICAL QUANTIZATION AND SYMBOLIC DYNAMICS OF NOISY CHAOS. USING K POSITIVE DECAYS AS SOURCE OFEXTRACTION OF EIGNEFUNCTIONS USING PHYSICA, TAGGED PI OMICRONS.ARBITRARY TRAJECTORIES. V.7D, P.201-23.1983. TIC,

J. CHEM. PHYS., CRUTCHFIELD, JIM (CNLS) 1982.6P. MN (LA-UR-B2-2728)V.78, P.4005-17.1983. PACKARD, N. H. HOFFMAN, CYRUS M. (MP-4)

DE LEON, NELSONHELLER. ERIC J. (T-12) 51-46

TOPOLOGICAL PROPERTIES OF THE O (3),51-44 NON-LINEAR SIGMA MODEL IN TWO

STRANGENESS - CONSERVING EFFECTIVE WEAK DIMENSIONS.INTERACTION IN THE QUARK BASIS. PHYS. REV.,

NUCL. PHYS., V.27D, P.932-6.1983.V.217B, P.31-60.1983. CASS, ANNA (1-5)

PRESTON, DEAN L. (T-8)GOLDMAN, TERRENCE J. (T-5)

120

52. RADIOISOTOPE AND RADIATION APPLICATIONS

52-1EFFECTS OF SELF-ANNEALING ANDRblRRADIATION ON THE SPECTIFIC HEATOF NIOBIUM ALUMINUM.

J. LOW TEMP. PHYS.,V.51.P.179-86.1983.

CORT, BARBARA (CMB-3)STEWART, GREGORY R. (CMB-3)SNEAD, C. L., JR.SWEEDLER, A. R.MOEHLECKE, S.

52-2MILLIWATT GENERATOR PROJECT,OCTOBER 1981 - MARCH 1982.



52-3POSSIBLE MARKETS FOR KILOGRAMQUANTITIES OF AMERICIUM 241.

TRANS. AM. NUCL. SOC.V.45, P.243.1983.

MANGENG, CAROLYN A. (S-4)THAYER, GARY R. (S-4)KEENAN, THOMAS K. (H-7)

121

53. SAFEGUARDS—NUCLEAR MATERIALS SECURITY

53-1ARE 0.1 PERCENT ACCURATE GAMMA - RAYASSAYS POSSIBLE FOR 235 URANIUMSOLUTIONS?


PARKER, JACK L.(Q-1)

53-2ASSAY OF SPENT FUEL BY A SIMPLEREACTIVITY METHOD.

TIC,1982.6P. MN (LA-UR-82-3014)

LEE, DAVID M. (Q-1)LINDQUIST, LLOYD O. (Q-2)

53-3ASSESSMENT OF THE MEASUREMENT CONTROLPROGRAM FOR BALANCES AT THE LOS ALAMOSNATIONAL LABORATORY PLUTONIUM FACILITY.

LOS ALAMOS.1983.17P.(LA-09975-MS)

GOLDMAN, AARON S. (Q-4)MARSHALL, ROBERT S. (Q-4)

53-4AUTHENTICATION OF NUCLEAR MATERIALASSAYS MADE WITH IN - PLANT INSTRUMENTS.

TIC,1982.19P. MN (LA-UR-82-2753)

HATCHER, CHARLES R. (Q-1)HSUE, SIN-TAO (Q-5)RUSSO, P. A. (Q-1)

53-5AUTOMATED ON - LINE L - EDGE MEASUREMENTOF SNM CONCENTRATION FOR NEAR - REALTIME ACCOUNTING.

TIC,1982. 24P. MN (LA-UR-82-2649)

RUSSO, P. A. (Q-1)MARKS, THOMAS (Q-1)STEPHENS, MELVIN M. (Q-1)BAKER, ALICE LELIA (Q-4)COBB, DONALD D. (ESS-7)HSUE, SIN-TAO (Q-5)

53-6CALIBRATION OF A NEUTRON COINCIDENCECOUNTER FOR MEASUREMENT OF THEPLUTONIUM CONTENT OF WET OXALATECAKES.


CRANE, T. W. (Q-1)

53-7CHALLENGES AND PROSPECTS.


KERR, DONALD M., JR. (DIR-O)

53-8COMPARISON OF PREDICTED AND MEASUREDPULSED - COLUMN PROFILES ANDINVENTORIES.

TRANS. AM. NUCL. PHYS..V.45, P.28-9.1983.

OSTENAK, CARL ANDREW (Q-4)CERMAK, A. F.

53-9COPING WITH PLASTIC SCINTILLATORS INNUCLEAR SAFEGUARDS.

IEEE TRANS. NUCL. SCI.,V.NS-30, P.158-66.1983.

FEHLAU, PAUL E. (Q-2)BRUNSON, G. S. (Q-2)

53-10COPING WITH PLASTIC SCINTILLATORS INNUCLEAR SAFEGUARDS.

TIC,1932.5P. MN (LA-UR-82-2976)

FEHLAU, PAUL b. (Q-2)BRUNSON, G. S., JR. (Q-2)

53-11DETERMINATION OF PLUTONIUM ISOTOPICRATIOS BY USING LOW - ENERGY GAMMA RAYSPECTROSCOPY.

TRANS. AM. NUCL. SOC.,V.45, P. 17-20.1983.

LI, T. K. (Q-1)

53-12DEVELOPMENT OF AN ENRICHMENT MONITORFOR THE PORTSMOUTH GCEP.


STRITTMATTER, RICHARD B. (Q-1)STOVALL, LEONARD A.SPRINKLE, JAMES K., JR. (Q-1)

53-13DIRECT FISSILE ASSAY OF HIGHLYENRICHED URANIUM HEXAFLUORIDE.


STEWART, JAMES E. (Q-1)MENLOVE, HOWARD O. (Q-1)

53-14END - CROP BOX COUNTER MANUAL.

LOS ALAMOS,1983.49P.(LA-09781-M)

SPRINKLE, JAMES K., JR. (Q-1)STEPHENS, MELVIN M. (Q-1)

53-15END - CROP BOX COUNTER.


SPRINKLE, JAMES K., JR. (Q-1)

53-16ENHANCED INTENSITY OF 7.6 - MEV GAMI/iARAYS FROM AN 241 AMERICIUM/BERYLLIUMSOURCE IN A MULTILAYERED CARBONHYDROGEN-IRON SHIELD.

NUCL. INSTRUM. METHODS,V.212,P.555-7.1983.

ATWATER, HENRY F. (Q-2)

53-17EXPERIENCE WITH HANDS - ON TRAININGAT THE LOS ALAMOS CRITICAL ASSEMBLIESFACILITY.


LOPEZ, CARLOS FILIOGALVEZ.J.CRUZROBLESANDRADE, BENJAMIN REYESMALENFANT, RICHARD E. (Q-2)PENA, BENNIE(Q-2)

53-18FAST FACILITY SPENT FUELWASTE ASSAY INSTRUMENT.


ECCLESTON, GEORGE W. (Q-1)JOHNSON, SUSAN S. (Q-1)MENLOVE, HOWARD 0. (Q-1)VAN LYSSEL, THOMAS R. (Q-1)BLACK. D.CARLSON, BDECKER, LECHO, MAURICE W.

53-19FINE TUNING OF A MEASUREMENT CONTROLPROGRAM AT THE LOS ALAMOS NATIONALLABORATORY.


GOLDMAN, AARON S. (Q-4)MARSHALL, ROBERT S. (Q-4)

53-20GAMMA - RAY SPECTROMETER SYSTEM WITHHIGH EFFICIENCY AND HIGH RESOLUTION.

TIC,1983. 4P. MN (LA-UR-83-1141)

MOSS, CALVIN E. (Q-2)BERNARD, WILLIAM (Q-2)DOWDY, EDWARD J. (Q-2)GARCIA, CLEMENTE (Q-2)LUCAS, MARCIAC. (Q-2)PRATT, JOHN C. (Q-2)

122

53-21HAND-HELD PULSE-TRAIN-ANALYSISINSTRUMENT.

IEEE TRANS. NUCL. SCI.,V.NS-30, P.331-4.1983.

NIXON, KERMITV.(Q-2)GARCIA, CLEMENTE (Q-2)

53-22HAND-HELD PULSE-TRAIN-ANALYSISINSTRUMENT.

TIC,1982. 5P. MN (LA-UR-82-2973)

NIXON, KERMITV. (Q-2)GARCIA, CLEMENTE (Q-2)

53-23HIGH - LEVEL NEUTRON COINCIDENCECOUNTER MAINTENANCE MANUAL.

LOS ALAMOS,1983.186P.(LA-09662-M)

SWANSEN, JAMES E. (Q-1)COLLINSWORTH, PAUL R. (Q-1)

53-24HYBRID CHEMICAL AND NONDESTRUCTIVEANALYSIS TECHNIQUE.

TIC,1982.11 P. MN (LA-UR-82-2754)

HSUE, SIN-TAO (Q-5)MARSH, SINCLAIR F. (CHM-1)MARKS, THOMAS (Q-1)

53-25IMPLEMENTATION OF THE ACTIVE NEUTRONCOINCIDENCE COLLAR FOR THE VERIFICATIONOF UNIRRADIATED PWR AND BWR FUELASSEMBLIES.

INTL. SYMPOSIUM ON RECENT ADVANCES INNUCLEAR MATERIAL SAFEGUARDS, 1982,VIENNA. PROC, P.105-19. IAEA, 1983.(621.483/161 RE/1982/V.2)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1982. 26P. MN (LA-UR-82-2797)

MENLOVE, HOWARD O. (Q-1)KEDDAR. A.

53-26IMPROVED ATTRIBUTE SAMPLING PLANS FORMATERIALS ACCOUNTING.


GOLDMAN, AARON S. (Q-4)

53-27IN - PLANT EXPERIENCE WITH AUTOMATEDGAMMA - RAY SPECROSCOPY SYSTEMS FORPLUTONIUM ISOTOPICpOMPOSITIONMEASUREMENTS.

TRANS. AM. NUCL. SOC,V.45, P.17.1983.

SAMPSON, THOMAP E. (Q-1)

53-28IN - PLANT EXPERIENCE WITH AUTOMATEDGAMMA - RAY SPECTROSCOPY SYSTEMS FORPLUTONIUM ISOTOPIC COMPOSITIONMEASUREMENTS.


SAMPSON, THOMAS E. (Q-1)SANDFORD, ELSIE L.BOWERSOX, DAVID F. (CMB-11)JOHNSON, SUSAN S. (Q-1)HSUE, SIN-TAO (Q-5)PARKER, JACK L. (Q-1)KRONCKE, K. (Q-1)WALTON, GREGORY (Q-1)

53-29IN - PLANT MEASUREMENTS OF GAMMA - RAYTRANSMISSIONS FOR PRECISE K-EDGE ANDPASSIVE ASSAY OF PLUTONIUMCONCENTRATION AND ISOTOPIC ABUNDANCE INPRODUCT.

TIC,1982.7P. MN (LA-UR-82-1644)

ASAKURA, Y.KONDO, I.MASUI.J.SHOJI, K.RUSSO, P. A. (Q-1)HSUE, SIN-TAO (Q-5)SPRINKLE, JAMES K. (Q-1)JOHNSON, SUSAN S. (Q-1)

53-30INTERFACE BETWEEN MATERIALS ACCOUNTINGAND CONTAINMENT SURVEILLANCE.


MARKIN, JACK T. (Q-4)GUTMACHER, R. G. (Q-4)SHIPLEY, JAMES P., JR. (Q-DO/SG)

53-31INTERNATIONAL SAFEGUARDS - EXPERIENCEAND PROSPECTS.

INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ONNONDESTRUCTIVE EVALUATION IN THENUCLEAR INDUSTRY, 5TH, 1982,SAN DIEGO. PROC., P. 65-9.ASM, 1983. (621.483/161NO/5TH/1982)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1982.6P. MN (LA-UR-82-1268)

KEEPIN, G. ROBERT (Q-DO/SG)MENLOVE, HOWARD 0. (Q-1)

53-32LOSS PATTERN IDENTIFICATION IN NEAR REAL-TIME ACCOUNTING SYSTEMS.

TIC,1982.19P. MN (LA-UR-82-2780)

ARGENTESI, F.HAFER, JOHN F. (Q-4)MARKIN, JACK T. (Q-4)SHIPLEY, JAMES P., JR. (Q-DO/SG)

53-33MATERIALS CONTROL AND ACCOUNTING THEEVOLUTIONARY PRESSURES.

TRANS. AM. NUCL. SOC.V.45, P.52.1983.

SHIPLEY, JAMES P., JR. (Q-DO/SG)

53-34MATERIALS LOSS - DETECTIONSENSITIVITIES USING PROCESS GRADE MEASURE-MENT AT AGNS BNFP.

TIC,1982.24P. MN (LA-UR-82-2807)

DAYEM, HASSAN ALY (Q-4)HAKKILA, E. ARNOLD (Q-4)BAKER, ALICE LELIA (Q-4)COBE, DONALD D. (ESS-7)

53-35MATERIALS LOSS - DETECTIONSENSITIVITIES USING PROCESS GRADEMEASUREMENTS AT AGNS BNFP.

TRANS. AM. NUCL. SOC..V.45, P.41-2.1983.

DAYEM, HASSAN ALY (Q-4)HAKKILA, E. ARNOLD (Q-4)BAKER, ALICE LELIA (Q-4)COBB, DONALD D. (ESS-7)

53-36MC&A REFORM AMENDMENT - EXAMPLE SYSTEMBETA VARIANCE ESTIMATES AND PERFORMANCEEVALUATION.


STIRPE, DANTE (Q-4)GOLDMAN, AARON S. (Q-4)GUTMACHER, R. G. (Q-4)

53-37MEASUREMENT CONTROL PROGRAM FOR NDAINSTRUMENTS.

TRANS. AM. NUCL. SOC.,V.45, P.56.1983.

HSUE, SIN-TAO (Q-5)MARKS, THOMAS (Q-1)

53-38MEASUREMENT SYSTEM FOR NUCLEARSAFEGUARDS BASED ON BISMUTH i"5ERMANATESCINTILLATORS.

TIC,1983.4P. MN (LA-UR-83-1142)

MOSS, CALVIN E. (Q-2)DOWDY, EDWARD J. (Q-2)EVANS, ALBERT E., JR. (Q-2)HAMM, MARIANNE E. (Q-2)LUCAS, MARCIA C. (Q-2)SHUNK, EDWARD R. (Q-2)

123

53-39MEASUREMENTS OF URANIUM HOLDUP IN ANOPERATING GASEOUS DIFFUSION ENRICHMENTPLANT.

TRANS. AM. NUCL. SOC.V.45.P.10-11.1983.

AUGUST3ON, RONALD H. (Q-3)WALTON, RODDY B. (Q-1)HARBARGER, W.HICKS, J.TIMMONS, G.SHISSLER, D.TAYLOE, R.JONES, S.HARRIS. R.FIELDS, L.

53-40MICROCOMPUTER - BASED STEPPING MOTORCONTROLLER.


JOHNSON, KENDAHL J. (Q-1)

S3-41MINI - MCA - AN INTELLIGENTINSPECTION INSTRUMENT.

TIC,1982. 2SP. MN (LA-UR-82-2843)

HALBIG, JAMES K. (Q-1)KLOSTERBUER, SHIRLEY F. (Q-1)

53-42MODELING AND SIMULATION FOR PROCESSAND SAFEGUARDS SYSTEM DESIGN.

TRANS. AM. NUCL. SOC,V.45, P.35.1983.

GUTMACHER, R. G. (Q-4)KERN, EDWARD A. (Q-4)DUNCAN, D. R.BENECKE, M. W.

53-43MODULAR GAMMA SYSTEMS.

TIC,1982. 5P. MN (LA-UR-82-2974)

MILLEGAN, DAVID R. (Q-2)NIXON, KERMITV.(Q-2)

53-44NDA MEASUREMENT OF THE DEMINERALIZERSATTMI-2.


PHILLIPS, JOHN R. (Q-1)HALBIG, JAMES K. (Q-1)RINARD, PHILLIP M. (Q-1)BOSLER, GERALD E. (Q-1)

53-45NEUTRON MULTIPLICATION MEASUREMENTINSTRUMENT.

TIC,1982.6P. MN (LA-UR-82-2975)

NIXON, KERMITV. (Q-2)DOWDY, EDWARD J. (Q-2)FRANCE, STEPHEN W. (Q-2)MILLEGAN, DAVID R. (Q-2)ROBBA, ARNOLD A. (Q-2)

53-46NEUTRON MULTIPLICATION MEASUREMENTSUSING MOMENTS OF THE NEUTRON COUNTINGDISTRIBTUION.


ROBBA, ARNOLD A. (Q-2)DOWDY, EDWARD J. (Q-2)ATWATER, HENRY F. (Q-2)

53-47NEUTRON PRODUCTION BY ALPHA PARTICLESIN THIN URANIUM HEXAFLUORIDE.


STEWART, JAMES E. (Q-1)

53-48NONDESTRUCTIVE MEASUREMENT OF THERADIAL TWO - DIMENSIONAL DISTRIBUTIONSOF FISSION PRODUCTS IN IRRADIATED FUELMATERIALS.

INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ONNONDESTRUCTIVE EVALUATION IN THENUCLEAR INDUSTRY, 5TH, 1982,SAN DIEGO. PROC, P. 146-151.ASM, 1983. (621.483/161 NO/5TH/1982)

PHILLIPS, JOHN R. (Q-1)BARNES, BARRY K. (CMB-1)BARNES, M. L. (P-15)

53-49NUCLEAR SAFEGUARDS PROGRAM.

LOS ALAMOS SCI.,V.4, NO.7, P.84-5. 1983.

SMITH, DARftYL B. (Q-DO/SG)

53-50OPERATiON OF AUTOMATED NDA INSTRUMENTSFOR IN - LINE HEU ACCOUNTING AT Y - 12.


RUSSO, P. A. (Q-1)STRITTMATTER, RICHARD B. (Q-1)SANDFORD, ELSIE L. (Q-1)JETER, I. W.MC CULLOUGH, E.BOWERS, G. L.

53-51OPTIMAL COMBINATION OF DATA VERIFICATIONAND MATERIALS ACCOUNTANCY.

TIC,1982.7P. MN (LA-UR-82-1641)

BEEDGEN, RAINER (Q-4)HAFER, JOHN F. (Q-4)

53-52OPTIMAL MEASUREMENT UNCERTAINTIES FORMATERIALS ACCOUNTING IN A FAST BREEDERREACTOR SPENT - FUEL REPROCESSING PLANT.

TIC,1982. 8P. MN (LA-UR-82-1643)

DAYEM, HASSAN ALY (Q-4)KERN, EDWARD A. (Q-4)MARKIN, JACK T. (Q-4)

53-53OPTIMIZATION OF NDA MEASUREMENTS INFIELD CONDITIONS FOR SAFEGUARDSPURPOSES.

INTL. SYMPOSIUM ON RECENT ADVANCES INNUCLEAR MATERIAL SAFEGUARDS, 1982,VIENNA, PROC, P.119-36. IAEA, 1983.(621.483/161 RE/1982/V.2)

BEETS, C.DE CAROLIS, M.KEDDAR, A.MENLOVE, HOWARD O. (Q-1)

53-54OPTIMIZING THE DESIGN OF INTERNATIONALSAFEGUARDS INSPECTION SYSTEMS.

TIC,1983.6P. MN (LA-UR-83-1156)

MARKIN, JACK T. (Q-4)COULTER, C. ALTON (Q-4)GUTMACHER, R. G. (Q-4)WHITTY, WILLIAM J. (Q-4)

53-55PLUTONIUM ISOTOPIC MEASUREMENT FORSMALL PRODUCT SAMPLES.

TIC,1983. 4P. MN (LA-UR-83-1115)

Ll.T. K. (Q-1)SAMPSON, THOMAS E. (Q-1)JOHNSON, SUSAN S. (Q-1)

53-56PROCESS - (INTERNATIONAL) SAFEGUARDSINTERFACE AT THE PORTSMOUTH GCEP.

TRANS. AM. NUCL. SOC.,V.45, P.8.1983.

TAPE, JAMES W. (Q-1)STRITTMATTER, RICHARD B. (Q-1)BAKER. ALICE LELIA (Q-4)

53-57PROGRAM OF HANDS - ON TRAINING IN THEOPERATION OF A CRITICAL ASSEMBLYFACILITY.


MALENFANT, RICHARD E. (Q-2)PLASSMANN. EUGENE A. (Q-14)

53-58QUANTITATIVE RADIATION MONITORS FORCONTAINMENT AND SURVEILLANCE.

TIC,1983.7P. MN (LA-UR-83-1124)

FEHLAU, PAUL E. (Q-2)

53-59REAL - TIME INVENTORY SYSTEM FORSPECIAL NUCLEAR MATERIAL IN STORAGE.

LOS ALAMOS,1SB3.18P. (LA-09824-MS)

NICHOLSON, NICHOLAS (Q-2)ATENCIO, J. D. (Q-2)KUCKERTZ, THOMAS H. (Q-2)ETHRIDGE, C. DWAYNE (C-5)

124

53-60REFERENCE MATERIALS FOR NONDESTRUCTIVEASSAY OF SPECIAL NUCLEAR MATERIALVOL. I - URANIUM OXIDE PLUS GRAPHITEPOWDER.

LOS ALAMOS,1983.36P. (LA-09910-MS, V. I)

SPRINKLE, JAMES K., JR. (Q-1)LIKES, R. N.PARKER, JACK L. (Q-1)SMITH, HASTINGS A., JR. (Q-1)

53-61REFERENCE MATERIALS FOR NONDESTRUCTIVEASSAY OF SPECIAL NUCLEAR MATERIALVOL. II -THIN METAL FOILS OF HIGHLYENRICHED URANIUM.

LOS ALAMOS,1983.25P. (LA-09910-MS, V. II)

SPRINKLE, JAMES K., JR. (Q-1)LIKES, R. N.SMITH, HASTINGS A., JR. (Q-1)

53-62SAFEGUARDS AND SECURITY PROGRESSREPORT, AUGUST 1982 - JANUARY 1983.


SMITH, DARRYL B. (Q-DO/SG)

53-63SAFEGUARDS AND SECURITY STATUS REPORT,FEBRUARY-JULY 1982.


SHIPLEY, JAMES P., JR. (Q-DO/SG)SMITH, DARRYL B.(Q-4)

53-64SOLUTION ASSAY INSTRUMENT OPERATIONSMANUAL.

LOS ALAMOS,1983.47P. (LA-09820-M)

LI,T. K.(Q-1)MARKS, THOMAS (MP-1)PARKER, JACK L. (Q-1)

53-65SPENT - FUEL COOLING CURVE FOR SAFEGUARDAPPLICATIONS OF GROSS - GAMMA MEASUR-MENTS.


RINARD, PHILLIP M. (Q-1)

53-66STANDARDIZATION OF PORTABLE ASSAYINSTRUMENTATION — THE NEUTRONCOINCIDENCE TREE.

TIC,1983.16P. MN (LA-UR-83-1125)

MENLOVE, HOWARD 0. (Q-1)

53-67STATE-OF-THE-ART OF NEAR-REAL-TIMEMATERIALS ACCOUNTING.

TIC,1982. 11 P. MN (LA-UR-82-1331)

SHIPLEY, JAMES P., JR. (Q-4)HAKKILA, E. ARNOLD (Q-4)

53-68UNFOLDING BISMUTH GERMANATE PULSE HEIGHTDISTRIBUTIONS TO DETERMINE GAMMA - RAYFLUX SPECTRA AND DOSE RATES.

INTL. WORKSHOP ON BISMUTH GERMANATE,1982, PRINCETON UNIVERSITY. PROC,P.433-73.1982? (539.77/161 BI/1982)

M0SS,CALVINE.(Q-2)HAMM, MARIANNE E.(P-1)EVANS, ALBERT E., JR. (Q-2)LUCAS, MARCIA C. (Q-2)SHUNK, EDWARD R. (Q-2)DOWDY, EDWARD J. (Q-2)

53-69URANIUM HOLDUP MODELING.


PICARD, RICHARD R. (S-1)MARSHALL, ROBERT M. (OS-2)

53-70USE OF (D.MUF) AND MAXIMUM LIKELIHOODMETHODS FOR DETECTING FALSIFICATION ANDDIVERSION IN DATA VERIFICATION PROBLEMS.

TIC,1982.16P. MN (LA-UR-82-2781)

GOLDMAN, AARON S. (Q-4)BEEDGEN, RAINER (Q-4)

53-71USE OF TRACERS IN MATERIALS HOLDUPSTUDY.

TIC,1983.6P. MN (LA-UR-83-1775)

PILLAY, K. K. S. (Q-4)

53-72UTILIZATION OF ACTIVATION ANALYSISTECHNIQUES IN FORENSIC INVESTIGATIONS.

TRANS. AM. NUCL. SOC,V.44.P.399.1983.

PILLAY, K. K. S. (Q-4)

53-73VEHICLE MONITORS FOR DOMESTICPERIMETER SAFEGUARDS.


FEHLAU, PAUL E. (Q-2)GARCIA, CLEMENTE (Q-2)PAYNE, ROGER A. (E-7)SHUNK, EDWARD R. (Q-2)

125

54. SOLAR ENERGY

54-1GUIDELINES FOR CONSERVATION LEVELS ANDFOR SIZING PASSIVE SOLAR COLLECTIONAREA.

TIC,1983.26P. MN (LA-UR-83-0359)

BALCOMB. J. DOUGLAS (Q-DO)

126

55. SOLAR THERMAL

55-1NUMERICAL MODEL TO DESCRIBE THE LAYERBEHAVIOR IN SALT- GRADIENT SOLAR PONDS.

J. SOL. ENERGY ENG.,V.105.P.341-6.1983.

MEYER, KENNETH A. (Q-11)

127

56. THEORETICAL PLASMA PHYSICS

56-1ADIABATIC COMPRESSION OF ELONGATEDFIELD - REVERSED CONFIGURATIONS.

TIC,1982.5P. MN (LA-UR-82-3380)

SPENCER, ROSS L. (CTR-6)TUSZEWSKI, MICHEL G. (CTR-3)LINFORD, RULON K. (CTR-DO)

56-2ADIABATIC COMPRESSION OF ELONGATEDFIELD - REVERSED CONFIGURATIONS.

PHYS. FLUIDS,V.26.P.1564-8.1983.

SPENCER, ROSS L. (CTR-6)TUSZEWSKI, MICHEL G. (CTR-3)LINFORD, RULON K. (CTR-DO)

56-3ADIABATIC INVARIANTS FOR FIELDREVERSED CONFIGURATIONS.

TIC,1982.6P. MN (LA-UR-82-2990)

SCHWARZMEIER, JAMES L. (CTR-6)LEWIS, H. RALPH, JR. (CTR-6)SEYLER, CHARLES E., JR. (CTR-6)

56-4ANOMALOUS RESISTIVITY AT THE FIELD NULLOF THE FRC - A QUASILINEAR EXPRESSIONBASED UPON FLUTE - TYPE MODES.


GERWIN, RICHARD A. (CTR-6)

56-5COMPACT TORIDAL PLASMAS - SIMULATIONSAND THEORY.

TIC,1982.9P. MN (LA-UR-82:2147)

HARNED, DOUGLAS S. (CTR-6)HEWETT, DENNIS W. (CTR-6)LILLIEQUIST, CARL G. (CTR-6)MOSES, RONALD W., JR. (CTR-6)SCHNACK, DALTON D. (CTR-6)SCHWARZMEIER, JAMES L. (CTR-6)SGRO, ANTHONY G. (CTR-6)SPENCER, ROSS L. (CTR-6)ANDERSON, DAVE V.KILLEEN, J.MIRIN.ARTA.O'NEILL. J.O.SHESTAKOV, A. I.SHUMAKER, DANA E.AUERBACH, STEVE P.BOYD, JOHN K.BRENGLE, THOMAS A.COHEN, BRUCE I.HAMMER, JAMES H.HARTMAN, C. W.TURNER, WILLIAM C. (L-10)AYDEMIR, A.BARNES, DANIEL C. (CTR-6)BERNARD, CHRISTANG, WILLIAM M.SEYLER, CHARLESTATARONIS, J.

56-6DYNAMICAL PROCESSES IN THE REVERSED FIELDPINCH.

TIC,1982.13P. MN (LA-UR-82-2340)

CARAMANA, EDWARD J. (CTR-6)CAYTON, THOMAS E. (CTR-6)DAGAZIAN, ROSTOM Y. (CTR-6)HEWETT, DENNIS W. (CTR-6)HEWITT, THOMAS G. (CTR-6)LEWIS, H. RALPH, JR. (CTR-6)MONDT, JOHANNES P. (CTR-6)NEBEL, R. A. (CTR-6)SCHNACK, DALTON D. (CTR-6)TURNER, LEAF (CTR-6)SEYLER, CHARLES E., JR. (CTR-6)CHANCE, M. S.PARK, WONCHULLPARIS, R. B. (CTR-6)

56-7EXACT INVARIANTS FOR TIME - DEPENDENTNONLINEAR HAMILTONIAN SYSTEMS.

LOS ALAMOS CONFERENCE ON NONLINEARPROBLEMS, 1ST, 1981. PROC, P.133-45.NORTH HOLLAND, 1982.(530.15/L879NO/1ST/1981)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1981.14P. MN (LA-UR-81-3355)

LEWIS, H. RALPH, JR. (CTR-6)LEACH, PETER G. L.

56-8EXACT INVARIANTS FOR TIME - DEPENDENTHAMILTONIAN SYSTEMS.

TIC,1982.19P. MN (LA-UR-83-0623)

LEWIS, H. RALPH, JR. (CTR-6)

56-9MAGNETOHYDRODYNAMIC EQUILIBRIUM ANDSTABILITY OF FIELD-REVERSEDCONFIGURATIONS.

PHYS. FLUIDS,V.26, P.1295-8.1983.

SCHWARZMEIER, JAMES L. (CTR-6)BARNES, DANIEL C. (CTR-6)HEWETT, DENNIS W. (CTR-6)SEYLER, CHARLES E., JR. (CTR-6)SHESTAKOV, A. I.SPENCER, ROSS L. (CTR-6)

56-10MULTI - DIMENSIONAL HYBRID SIMULATIONTECHNIQUES IN PLASMA PHYSICS.

TIC,1982. 4P. MN (LA-UR-82-0575)

HEWETT, DENNIS W. (CTR-6)

56-11NONLINEAR, SINGLE - HELICITY MAGNETICRECONNECTION IN THE REVERSED-FIELDPINCH.

PHYS. FLUIDS,V.26, P.1305-18.1983.

CARAMANA, EDWARD J. (CTR-6)NEBEL, R. A. (CTR-6)SCHNACK, DALTON D. (CTR-6)

56-12PLASMA EFFECTS ON HELIAC CONFIGURATIONSA PRELIMINARY INVESTIGATION.


MONDT, JOHANNES P. (CTR-6)

128

56-13POSSIBLE MECHANISM FOR THE GENERATIONOF MASS FLOW IN REVERSED - FIELDPINCHES.


MONDT, JOHANNES P. (CTR-6)

56-14SAWTEETH, MAGNETIC DISTRUBANCES, ANDMAGNETIC FLUX REGENERATION IN THEREVERSED-FIELD PINCH.

PHYS. FLUIDS,V.26.P.1168-70.1983.

WATT, ROBERT G. (CTR-7)NEBEL, R. A. (CTR-6)

56-15STABILITY MODEL FOR ONE - DIMENSIONALFRCS.

TIC,1982. 5P. MN (LA-UR-82-2991)

SCHWARZMEIER, JAMES L. (CTR-6)HEWITT, THOMAS G. (CTR-6)LEWIS, H. RALPH, JR. (CTR-6)SEYLER, CHARLES E., JR. (CTR-6)SYMON, KEITH R. (CTR-6)

56-16STATISTICAL MAGNETOHYDRODYNAMICS ANDREVERSED-FIELD-PINCH QUIESCENCE.

SYMPOSIUM ON NEW TRENDS INUNCONVENTIONAL APPROACHES TO MAGNETICFUSION, 1982, STOCKHOLM. PROCP.A2. ROYAL INST. TECH., 1982.(TRITA-PFU-82-08)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:NUCL. INSTRUM. METHODS,V.207, P.23-33.1983.Also published in:TIC,1982, 24 P, MN(LA-UR 82-1358)

Turner, Leaf (CTR-6)

56-17STATISTICAL MECHANICS OF A BOUNDED,IDEAL MAGNETOFLUID.

ANN. PHYS.,V.149,P.58-161.1983.

TURNER, LEAF (CTR-6)

56-18STUDY ON DIFFUSION OF THE VERTICALMAGNETIC FIELD IN THE TOROIDALSTABILIZING SHELL OF THE ZT-40MREVERSED FIELD PINCH DEVICE.


VOGEL, HERBERT F. (CTR-9)PREIS, H.

56-19TURBULENCE AND SELF - CONSISTENT FIELDSIN PLASMAS.

CONTROLLED FUSION THEORYCONFERENCE, 1981, AUSTIN, TX.PROC., P.2B49. FUSION RESEARCH CENTER1981. (621.484/C764FU/1981)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:TIC,1981.39P. MN (LA-UR-81-2834)ALSO PUBLISHED IN:LOS ALAMOS CONFERENCE ON NONLINEARPROBLEMS, 1ST, 1981. PROC., P.435-64.NORTH-HOLLAND, 1982.(530.15/L879NO/1ST/1981)

PESME. DENIS J. (T-11)DUBOIS, DONALD F.(T-11)

56-20TWO - DIMENSIONAL EQUILIBRIA OFFIELD-REVERSED CONFIGURATIONS IN APERFECTLY CONDUCTING CYLINDRICALSHELL.

PHYS. FLUIDS,V.26, P.1299-1304.1983.

HEWETT, DENNIS W. (CTR-6)SPENCER, ROSS L. (CTR-6)

56-21TWO-DIMENSIONAL, STEADY-STATEDIFFUSION OF A PASSIVE SCALAR IN A FLOWFIELD.

J. MATH. PHYS.,V.24.P.1630-2.1983.

TURNER, LEAF (CTR-6)BENDER, CARL M.

129

57. TRANSPORTATION OF PROPERTY AND NUCLEAR MATERIALS

57-1INTERNATIONAL ISO STANDARDS ONPACKAGING AND TRANSPORT OFRADIOACTIVE MATERIALS.

TIC,1983.7P. MN (LA-UR-83-1760)

BECKER. KLAUS H.SMITH, DAVID R. (H-6)

130

AUTHOR INDEX

AAMODT, PAUL L. (ITO)43-10

AAMODT, R. LEE (G-5)22-16

AAS, BJORNE50-47

ABBEY, DAVID S. (S-2)7-112-312-4

ABEELE, WILLY V.(LS-6)42-1242-2142-38

ABERNATHEY, ROBERT M. (CHM-1)31-2

ACKERHALT, JAY R. (T-12)47-1447-1547-1647-1747-1947-2047-4149-14

ACQUAVELLA, JOHN F. (H-14)28-928-1328-27

ADAMS, THOMAS F. (ESS-5)16-5016-66

ADAMS, VALERIE R.(P-5)31-5

ADAMS, WARREN H. (H-7)16-76

ADELBERGER, ERICK G.50-13

AEBY, IAN31-25

AERTS, ADRIAN T. (T-5)51-31

AGNEW, LEWIS E., JR. (MP-DO)50-62

AGNEW, STEPHEN F. (INC-4)5-847-87

AGUILAR, RUBEN D. (CNC-11)42-43

AIKEN, CARLOS L. V.21-1622-15

AIKIN, IRENE C. (HSE-1)28-19

AJZENBERG-SELOVE, FAY50-11250-113

AKASOFU, SYUN I.48-71

ALBRECHT, ANDREAS48-2948-87

ALBRIGHT, JAMES N. (ESS-4)16-4621-421-1821-21

ALCOUFFE, RAYMOND E. (T-1)39-130

ALCOUFFE, RAYMOND E. (X-6)18-2739-104

ALDRICH, MERRITT J. (ESS-1)21-8

ALDRICH, MERRITT J. (G-4)22-9

ALEXANDER, WILLIAM (C-8)39-4039-119

ALFORD, W. P.50-138

ALLDREDGE, A. W.16-7

ALLEN, GARRY R. (P-7)30-430-8

ALLEN, W. CHRISTOPHER21-7

ALLISON, PAUL W. (AT-2)44-20

ALLRED, JOHN C. (MP-DO)44-5549-9949-100

ALSTER, JONAS50-7050-9350-129

ALTSEIMER, JOHN H. (S-4)11-2

AM ANN, JAMES F. (MP-10)39-12039-12650-5650-73

AMOS, R. C.42-3

ANDER, HOLLY DOCKERY16-3

ANDER, MARK E. (ESS-3)16-2221-25

ANDER, MARK E. (G-7)22-922-1322-15

ANDERSEN, R. J. (ESS-3)42-19

ANDERSON, ALLAN B. (WX-2)39-92

ANDERSON, ALLAN B. (WX-7)3-25

ANDERSON, CHARLES A. (Q-13)14-4323-2

ANDERSON, D. T.18-20

ANDERSON, DAVE V.56-5

ANDERSON, GAILT. (MP-1)39-6239-120

ANDERSON, GORDON H. (SD-DO)31-29

ANDERSON, HERBERT L. (P-DO)49-4150-8450-8551-14

ANDERSON, JAMES L. (CMB-3)37-24

ANDERSON, JAMES L. (MST-3)18-937-7

ANDERSON, KENT W. (CNC-3)5-63

ANDERSON, R. E.50-6750-120

ANDERSON, RICHARD C. (ESS-8)48-4348-4448-102

ANDERSON, WAYNE (C-8)39-40

ANDERSSON, B.29-18

ANDRADE, BENJAMIN REYES53-17

ANDRAE, RICHARD W. (Q-6)14-328-2539-7039-7339-151

ANDREJKO, MICHAEL J.16-4216-54

ANDRESEN, H. G.50-64

ANDREW, JAMES F. (CMB-11)38-61

ANGELO, JOSEPH A.40-1040-21

APEL, CHARLES T. (CHM-1)14-4547-49

APP, FRED N. (ESS-3)16-37

APPERT, QUENTIN D. (P-5)30-230-3

ARCHULETA, FRED LEVI (CHM-4)49-142

ARENDT, PAUL N. (MST-6)38-2

131

ARGENTESI, F.53-32

ARGO, HAROLD V. (ESS-9)26-17

ARKO, AL .38-23

ARMSTRONG, DALE D. (AT-4)44-1944-2344-26

ARMSTRONG, PHILIP E. (CMB-5)38-1038-22

ARMSTRONG, R. A.26-18

ARMSTRONG, WILLIAM T. (CTR-11)17-217-517-8

ARMSTRONG, WILLIAM T. (CTR-3)17-1717-20

ARNDT, R. A.50-56

ARNEY, BARBARA H. (ESS-1)21-542-848-59

ARNEY, BARBARA H. (G-4)22-9

ARNEY, BARBARA H. (G-9)21-16

ARNOLD, JAMES R.48-2448-9648-13650-141

ARTHUR, EDWARD D. (T-2)50-650-1050-1150-1550-3850-4350-86

ASAKURA, Y.53-29

ASBRIDGE, JOHN R. (ESS-8)48-4248-5848-10148-102

ASHERY, D.49-61

ASHFORD, C. B.31-1331-18

ASPREY, LARNED B. (CNC-3)24-5

ASPREY, MARGARET W. (X-7)24-5

ATENCIO, J. D. (Q-2)53-59

ATENCIO, L.G.(MP-10)44-25

ATTWOOD, D. T.31-3031-31

ATWATER, HENRY F. (Q-2)53-1653-46

AUBRY, SERGE (CNLS)5-1647-101

AUCHAMPAUGH, GEORGE; F. (P-3)50-63

AUERBACH. NAFTALI50-150-2450-4550-6850-135

AUERBACH, STEVE P.56-5

AUGUSTSON, RONALD H. (Q-3)53-3S

AUSTIN, SAM M.48-31

AWES.T.50-5550-61

AYDEMIR, A.56-5

AZ!ZI, A.50-47

BAARS, RALPH E. (Q-7)3S-2

BABCOCK, C. D., JR. (Q-13)14-2133-17

BABCOCK, LUCIA M. (CNC-2)47-28

BABCOCK. LUCIA M. (INC-4)47-30

BACCI, F. F.44-47

BACH, DAVID R. (P-1)30-22

BADHAM, V. C.39-14

BAER, H. W. (MP-4)49-6150-1750-7250-9350-10250-12550-129

BAER, HELMUT (MP-4)50-7050-9250-120

BAILEY, A. W.18-20

BAILEY, J.39-33

BAILEY, V.37-17

BAIR, SAMUELS. (AT-3)44-57

BAKER, ALICE LELIA (Q-4)39-953-553-3453-3553-56

BAKER, DANIEL N. (ESS-8)48-4548-7148-102

BAKER, DON A. (CTR-2)17-117-937-4

BAKER, GEORGE A., JR. (T-11)39-4739-13151-4

BAKER, RICHARD D. (CM8-DO)50-105

BAKER, WILFRED E.33-17

BAKER, WILLIAM24-1

BAKER, WILLIAM E. (Q-13)14-21

BALAGNA, JOHN P., JR. (CNC-11)5-31

BALCOMB, J. DOUGLAS (Q-DO)29-629-929-1229-1329-1629-1929-2354-1

BALDWIN, GEORGE C. (P-3)47-4547-5147-9849-4349-4550-110

BALLINGER, M. Y.28-25

BALOG, SUSAN HOPE (G-4)41-4

BAME, KAREN (LS-4)2-53

BAME, SAMUEL J., JR. (ESS-8)48-4248-4348-4448-4948-5748-5848-6548-7048-7143-8148-8848-10148-10248-12148-12248-140

BANERJEE, D.38-6

BANGERTER, ROGER O. (NSP/IF)30-43

BARBEE, TROY47-54

BARCLAY, JOHN A. (P-10)14-1814-6414-67

132

BARDIN, S. W.16-34

BAREFIELD, J. E., II (L-7)32-13

BARFIELD, W. DAVID (T-4)39-3

BARHAM, STEVEN S.2-3

BARLETT, M.50-73

BARLETT, MARTIN LYNN (MP-10)50-56

BARNES, BARRY K. (CMB-1)53-48

BAHNES, CHRISTOPHER W. (CTR-5)18-618-2218-23

BARNES. CHRISTOPHER W. (X-1)17-1517-17

BARNES, DANIEL C. (CTR-6)17-1717-2537-156-556-9

BARNES, GARRET A. (CTR-4)17-14

BARNES, JAMES W. (WX-4)5-53

BARNES, JOHN W. (INC-3)5-29

BARNES, M. L. (P-15)53-48

BARNES, NORMAN P. (AP-2)32-28

BARNETT, CHARLES R. (IS-2)26-2148-120

BARNETT, WILLIAM (E-5)39-12

BARR, H. C.48-125

BARR, SUMNER (ESS-7)16-216-816-5816-6548-78

BARRACLOUGH, BRUCE L. (CMB-1)14-61

BARRON, MICHAEL H. (CTR-9)13-3

BARTHELL, BARRY L. (CMB-6)38-65

BARTHELL, BARRY L. (MST-6)38-54

BARTHOLDI, MARTY FRANK (LS-4)2-928-30

BARTLETT, ROGER J. (P-14)47-54

BARTLIT, JOHN R. (MST-3)28-1737-7

BARTMANN, RICHARD M.16-24

BARTRAM, DONALD E. (P-14)49-94

BARTSCH, ROBERT R. (CTR-3)17-217-517-1737-16

BASSETT, BRITT (Q-7)33-46

BATHKE, CHARLES G. (CTR-12)18-1618-1718-20

BATRA, RAVI (ESS-3)16-59

BATTAT, MORRIS E.30-13

BATTAT, MORRIS E. (T-DO)18-1

BAUKE, WALTER (P-5)30-14

BAUMEISTER, PHILIP49-59

BAUSMAN, MARVIN D. (CTR-8)17-9

BAYHURST, BARBARA P. (CNC-11)42-43

BAYHURST, GREGORY K. (CNC-7)42-3642-37

BAYLISS, LINDA44-4

BDZIL. JOHN B. (M-3)3-26

BEATTIE, WILLARD H. (AP-4)32-3247-447-5

BEATTIE, WILLARD H. (CHM-4)47-86

BECKER, NAOMI (H-8)39-82

BECKER, NAOMI M. (H-8)16-7721-14

BECKER, NAOMI M. (HSE-6)16-76

BECKER, ROBERT R.2-11

BECKERS, JACQUES M.26-17

BECKMAN, EDWARD L.28-8

BECKMAN, RICHARD J. (S-1)24-439-2739-116

BEEDGEN, RAINER (Q-4)53-5153-70

BEETS, C., 53-53

BEGAY,FRED(P-4)25-930-41

BEHNKE, RICHARD A.48-67

BEHRENS, ROBERT G. (MST-3)38-57

BELIAN, RICHARD D. (ESS-8)48-141

BELL, CHARLES R. (Q-7)36-636-7

BELL, GEORGE I. (T-DO)2-382-39

BELLI, J. A.2-14

BEMENT, THOMAS R. (S-1)39-139

BEN-DAVID, SHAUL29-8

BENDER, CARL M.51-1051-1551-2251-2656-21

BENDER, STEVEN C. (P-5)30-3

BENECKE, M. W.53-42

BENFORD, J.37-17

BENGTSSON, R.50-121

BENJAMIN, ROBERT F. (M-6)14-26

BENJAMIN, TIMOTHY M. (CNC-7)14-7

BENNETT, DEBORAH R. (Q-13)23-2

BENNETT, JOEL G. (Q-13)14-2114-2724-133-1737-19

BENTLEY, GLENN E. (INC-3)5-53

BERESTYCKI, HENRI (CNLS)39-149

BERLMAN, I. B.31-13

BERNARD, ChfllS66-5

BERNARD, WILLIAM (Q-2)53-20

BERNHARDT, PAUL A. (ESS-7)48-3448-4748-8048-91

BERZINS, GEORGE J. (ESS-9)49-16

BETANCOURT, OCTAVIO37-1

BEYER, J. H.48-59

BEYER, WILLIAM A. (T-7)39-2139-9339-127

BEZZERIDES, BANDEL (X-1)49-38

133

BHAMATHI, GOPALAKRISNAN51-31

BHATIA, TAROLCHAN S.49-9949-10050-850-109

BICKFORD, K. JAMES (AP-1)32-25

BIEHL, FRANZ A. (Q-11)29-1129-20

BIENIEWSKI, THOMAS M. (CMB-1)5-395-43

BIERMANN, LUDWIG48-5

BIGIO, IRVING J. (AP-5)30-11

BIGIO, IRVING J. (CHM-5)49-58

BINGHAM, JUDY MARIE (LS-3)2-232-54

BIRD.W. L..JR.,37-18

BIRN.J.48-88

BISH, DAVID L. (ESS-2)16-4142-3942-43

BISHOP, ALAN R.(T-11)49-1549-13651-651-1851-2951-3251-33

BISTIRLICH, J. A.50-7250-125

BISTLINE, ROBERT28-9

BITENSKY, MARK W. (LS-DO)2-12-41

BIVINS, ROBERT L. (S-2)5-3712-212-339-82

BJORK, C. W. (P-5)31-5

BLACIC, JAMES D. (ESS-3)42-1942-4348-32

BLACK, D.53-18

BLACK, J. P.31-26

BLACKMORE, E. W.50-9350-129

8LAIS, NORMAND C. (CHM-2)3-235-65-8247-97

6LA1S, NORMAND C. (CNC-2)5-555-6747-46

BLAKLEY, ROBERT L.47-11

BLANCO, MARIO47-7

BLAND, L. C.50-7350-9250-131

BLANPIED, GARY S. (MP-10)50-5650-67

BLATZ, LAURENCE A. (CNC-2)21-12

BLAZER, RICHARD M. (LS-5)2-33

BLESZYNSKI, E.50-47

BLESZYNSKI, M.50-47

BLIND, BARBARA (AT-3)44-5949-65

BLUM. THOMAS W. (CMB-11)4-4

BLUM, THOMAS W. (MST-12)28-3

BOBROWIOZ, FRANK IV. (X-7)39-162

BODE, M. F. (ESS-9)48-1148-38

BOEKEMA, CAROLUS (MP-3)47-6647-68

BOENIG, HEINRICH J. (CTR-9)10-113-337-1037-21

BOEVERS, BILLY19-4

BOHACHEVSKY, IHOR ORESTES (S-4)30-2730-32

BOHACHEVSKY, IHOR ORESTES (S-5)30-34

BOHANNON, GEORGE E. (X-1)50-48

BOHL, WILLIAM R. (Q-7)36-136-7

BOICOURT, GRENFELL P. (AT-6)44-53

BOISSEVAIN, JAN G. (P-3)31-2250-8

BOLAND, W. ROBERT (C-3)39-160

BOLIE, VICTOR50-98

BOLIVAR, STEPHEN L. (ESS-2)16-1622-341-2

BOLIVAR, STEPHEN L. (G-4)4I-4

BOLSTAD, JOHN W. (Q-6)14-4428-2539-7039-73

BOLSTERLI, MARK (T-9)50-5350-13951-351-27

BO: TON, RICHARD D. (MP-4)50-9350-12750-129

BOMSE, DAVID S. (CHM-2)5-455-4647-29

BOMSF, DAVID S. (CNC-2)32-14

BONNER, BILLY E. (P-3)50-5650-143

BOOKER, C. P. (Q-9)33-30

BOOKER, JANE M.(S-1)24-439-27

BOOTH, THOMAS E. (X-6)39-165

BORDUIN, LEON C. (H-7)42-5

BORING, A. MICHAEL (T-11)49-128

BOROVSKY, JOSEPH E. (ESS-8)48-11B49-6949-113

BORRINI, G.48-57

BOSCH, M. A.3B-5

BOSLER, GERALD E.(Q-1)33-653-44

BOSTICK, KENNETH V. (LS-6)16-28

BOTT,T.F.(Q-7)36-336-636-7

BOUDREAU, JAY E. (DAD/NP)40-6

BOUDREAU, JOAN M. (Q-6)33-33

BOUDRIE, RICHARD L. (MP-10)44-7550-550-67

BOURCIER, ROY J. (CMB-5)38-17

BOWEN, BRENT M. (H-8)16-4016-69

BOWERS, G. L.53-50

BOWERS, RICHARD L. (X-2)14-63

BOWERSOX, DAVID F. (CMB-11)53-28

134

BOWLES, THOMAS J. (P-3)48-3150-4650-6250-109

BOWMAN, ALLEN L. (T-14)3-21

BOWMAN, J. DAVID (MP-4)49-6150-150-7050-7450-9350-9550-10250-129

BOWMAN, JOEL M.5-62

BOWMAN, MELVIN G.5-785-85

BOWMAN, MELVIN G. (CMB-DO)5-58

BOWYER, S.4B-6248-97

BOYACK, B. E. (Q-7)33-35

BOYACK, B. E. (Q-9)24-1733-2833-29

BOYD, JOHN K.56-5

BOYD, R. N.50-138

BOYD, THOMAS J., JR. (AT-1)44-4244-43

BOYER, KEITH (DIR-0)1-230-932-149-4749-4849-5049-87

BRABERS, VIC A. M.47-68

BRACKBILL, JEREMIAH U. (CTR-6)37-1

BRACKBILL, JEREMIAH U. (X-1)30-2630-4139-1039-4249-17

BRADBURY, JAMES N. (MP-3)49-7649-98

BRADY, F. P.50-33

BRAILE, L. W.16-43

BRAINARD, JAMES R. (INC-4)5-33

BRAKE, RICHARD JOSEPH (H-4)2-4831-20

BRAMSON, E.47-51

BRANDOW, BAIRD H. (T-11)39-49

BRANDT, BRUCE L.38-2338-50

BRANDT, J. C.48-65

BRAU, CHARLES A. (AT-DO)44-8249-4849-5049-6849-87

BRAU, CHARLES A. (AT-1)49-111

BRAU, CHARLES A. (NSP/DST)49-47

BRAULT, J. W.31-8

BREEDLOVE, JAMES R. (M-5)39-77

BRENGLE, THOMAS A.56-5

BRENNER, DAVID J. (MP-3)2-4949-12250-3351-8

BRICE, LINDA (ADP-2)39-5239-101

BRICE, RICHARD STELL (C-8)39-1939-4039-119

BRINKLEY, F. W., JR. (T-1)39-113

BRITT, HAROLD C. (P-3)50-5550-61

BRITIENHAM, T. L.19-3

BRIXNER, BERLYN (M-5)49-86

BROLLEY, JOHN E., JR. (P-14)31-1239-47

BRONISZ, STANLEY E. (MST-5)40-240-940-1140-1240-1340-1440-1540-1640-1740-1840-19

BROOKINS, D. G.

41-5BROOME.TIM

50-130BROWMAN, ANDREW A. (MP-DO)

50-79BROWN, B. A.

50-42BROWN, DAVID R. (MST-6)

38-2BROWN, DONALD W. (ESS-4)

21-13

BROWN, JOSEPH A. (ESS-3)45-2

BROWN, LEE F. (ESS-5)16-74

BROWN, MARK K.50-92

BROWN, ROBERT C.47-81

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ZELTMANN, ALFRED H. (CNC-2)32-9

ZEMACH, CHARLES (T-DOT)49-105

ZHANG, J.50-121

ZIMMERMAN. LENN W. (AT-4)44-38

ZIMMERMANN, EUGENE L. (L-1)14-39

ZIMMERMANN, EUGENE L. (P-1)14-3814-57

ZIMMERMANN, WILLIAM2-20

ZINK, JEFFREY I.5-7

ZINN, JOHN (ESS-7)48-1648-67

ZINN, RENATE M. (CMB-8)38-3938-40

ZIOCK. H. J.50-70

ZOZULIN, ALEXANDER J.5-12

ZUKAS. EUGENE G. (CMB-5)38-66

ZUMBRO.J. D.47-78

ZUPRANSKI, P.49-61

ZURER, PAMELA S.5-2

ZWEIG, GEORGE (T-DOT)47-5049-2049-108

ZWICKL, RONALD D. (ESS-8)48-4248-4448-4548-5848-654B-7148-10148-10248-140

ZYVOLOSKI. GEORGE A (ESS-4)21-1521-1749-148

ZYVOLOSKI, GEORGE A (G-5)22-16

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NUMERIC INDEX

LA-UR-76-1837 37-18LA-UR-76-184337-16LA-UR-76-1875 37-4LA-UR-76-1881 37-11LA-UR-76-1882 37-1LA-UR-77-051347-25LA-UR-77-0734 21-12LA-UR-78-090422-6LA-UR-78-0905 19-2LA-UR-78-0906 22-11LA-UR-78-0907 19-7LA-UR-78-091920-1LA-UR-78-092622-2LA-UR-78-0955 22-10LA-UR-78-123919-1LA-UR-78-1310 22-12LA-UR-78-1796 44-8LA-UR-79-0193 47-93LA-UR-79-1064 14-28LA-UR-79-1202 14-62LA-UR-79-1888 21-16LA-UR-79-190819-8LA-UR-79-1920 22-8LA-UR-79-2003 19-13LA-UR-79-3468 30-16LA-UR-80-0222 32-1LA-UR-80-0297 30-17LA-UR-80-0744 39-68LA-UR-80-0964 30-33LA-UR-80-1026 30-10LA-UR-80-1485 19-9LA-UR-80-1486 22-13LA-UR-80-1487 19-6LA-UR-80-1488 22-15LA-UR-80-1489 22-4LA-UR-80-1529 19-3LA-UR-80-1639 22-1LA-UR-80-1808 5-38LA-UR-80-1825 22-5LA-UR-80-1903 21-2LA-UR-80-213043-8LA-UR-80-2585 14-43LA-UR-80-2661 30-18LA-UR-80-2966 49-43LA-UR-80-31832-14LA-UR-80-3252 47-79LA-UR-80-3600 30-44LA-UR-80-3604 19-5LA-UR-80-5007 49-144LA-UR-81-0072 48-23LA-UR-81-0193 48-25LA-UR-81-0203 3-7LA-UR-81-0379 38-15LA-UR-81-0603 47-23LA-UR-81-0642 39-131LA-UR-81-0695 3-21LA-UR-81-0704 3-11LA-UR-81-0705 3-14LA-UR-81-0706 3-20LA-UR-81-0722 38-30LA-UR-81-0739 3-3

LA-UR-81-0839 3-2LA-UR-81-0841 39-1LA-UR-81 -0865 3-24LA-UR-81-0870 48-63LA-UR-81-0871 3-25LA-UR-81-0872 3-4LA-UR-81-0875 33-24LA-UR-81-0917 3-10LA-UR-81-09225-44LA-UR-81-0982 49-29LA-UR-81-0998 39-82LA-UR-81-1067 3-6LA-UR-81-1070 39-109LA-UR-81-1223 41-4LA-UR-81-1234 38-37LA-UR-81-1269 44-51LA-UR-81-1270 44-61LA-UR-81-1451 48-85LA-UR-81-1452 48-22LA-UR-81-1488 38-61LA-UR-81-1769 21-20LA-UR-81-1781 16-61LA-U 3-81-1783 22-16LA-UR-81-178619-12LA-UR-B1-1806 21-22LA-UR-81-1807 22-9LA-UR-81-1823 2-50LA-UR-81 -1882 49-18LA-UR-B1-1956 21-24LA-UR-81-2008 48-3LA-UR-B1-219638-4LA-UR-81-2273 39-138LA-UR-81-229416-53LA-UR-81-2335 3-22LA-UR-81-2341 51-46LA-UR-81-2407 49-134LA-UR-81-2435 48-24LA-UR-81-2577 53-48LA-UR-81-2661 44-83LA-UR-81 -2708 2-3LA-UR-81-2737 3-13LA-UR-81-2777 50-122LA-UR-81-2795 14-54LA-UR-81-2816 38-33LA-UR-81-2834 56-19LA-UR-81-286916-55LA-UR-81-2898 48-97LA-UR-81-2899 33-5LA-UR-81-2931 38-39LA-UR-81-2940 2-4LA-UR-81-2960 50-69LA-UR-81-296316-38LA-UR-81-301139-110LA-UR-81-3033 2-5LA-UR-81-3052 38-25LA-UR-81-3097 50-138LA-UR-81-3185 39-44LA-UR-81-3235 38-22LA-UR-81 -3255 2-47LA-UR-81-3256 16-49LA-UR-81-3265 49-12

LA-UR-81-3292 48-37LA-UR-81-3297 16-43LA-UR-81-330216-74LA-UR-81-3331 48-12LA-UR-81-3340 33-12LA-UR-81-3355 56-7LA-UR-81-34163-16LA-UR-81-3478 16-26LA-UR-81-3488 48-60LA-UR-81-3570 49-137LA-UR-81-3586 49-,33LA-UR-81-3590 51-32LA-UR-81-3592 50-30LA-UR-81-3634 32-6LA-UR-81-3636 51-34LA-UR-81-365016-21LA-UR-81-3660 49-67LA-UR-81-3661 49-53LA-UR-81-3666 47-5LA-UR-81-3683 42-13LA-UR-81-3714 47-59LA-UR-81-371528-2LA-UR-81-3738 38-59LA-UR-81-37763-30LA-UR-82-0009 49-107LA-UR-82-0034 48-21LA-UR-82-0035 47-42LA-UR-82-0082 39-74LA-UR-82-0083 39-22LA-UR-82-0112 47-45LA-UR-82-0127 51-37LA-UR-82-0130 7-3LA-UR-82-0141 14-60LA-UR-82-0142 7-2LA-UR-82-0145 47-69LA-UR-82-0172 49-66LA-UR-82-0200 49-118LA-UR-82-0204 16-65LA-UR-82-0256 50-74LA-UR-82-0272 2-23LA-UR-82-0273 2-15LA-UR-82-0301 44-29LA-UR-82-0319 50-112LA-UR-82-0342 33-31LA-UR-82-0376 42-12LA-UR-82-0377 42-14LA-UR-82-03822-34LA-UR-82-0390 48-140LA-UR-82-0391 38-62LA-UR-82-041711-3LA-UR-82-042811-7LA-UR-82-0451 32-8LA-UR-82-0467 5-58LA-UR-82-0473 5-32LA-UR-82-0486 39-48LA-UR-82-048917-18LA-UR-82-049617-7LA-UR-82-0500 30-19LA-UR-B2-0507 38-12LA-UR-82-0524 49-9LA-UR-82-0575 56-10

171

LA-UR-82-05835-83LA-UR-82-0584 5-85LA-UR-82-059321-8LA-UR-82-0634 47-66LA-UR-82-0671 16-62LA-UR-82-0683 48-47LA-UR-82-0684 48-67LA-UR-82-0724 16-28LA-UR-82-078016-13LA-UR-82-0783 49-89LA-UR-82-0803 38-11LA-UR-82-084716-24LA-UR-82-0853 49-38LA-UR-82-085516-67LA-UR-82-0859 41-2LA-UR-82-0865 49-149LA-UR-82-007012-5LA-UR-82-087948-116LA-UR-82-088339-150LA-UR-82-08863-28LA-UR-82-0887 3-29LA-UR-82-0892 48-137LA-UR-82-0915 38-44LA-UR-82-0923 42-47LA-UR-82-0935 2-46LA-UR-82-0945 5-51LA-UR-82-0955 48-95LA-UR-82-0956 51-4LA-UR-82-09642-32LA-UR-82-0971 39-156LA-UR-82-0978 47-36LA-UR-82-099247-4LA-UR-82-1000 39-97LA-UR-B2-100716-2LA-UR-82-1021 14-23LA-UR-82-1032 28-16LA-UR-82-1034 30-38LA-UR-82-1044 39-10LA-UR-82-1046 49-44LA-UR-82-1047 38-17LA-UR-82-1055 39-153LA-UR-82-1062 42-46LA-UR-82-1063 30-26LA-UR-82-1064 38-40LA-UR-82-1071 39-130LA-UR-82-1078 42-21LA-UR-82-1089 21-4LA-UR-82-1092 39-42LA-UR-82-1093 49-45LA-UR-82-1096 49-120LA-UR-82-1111 43-11LA-UR-82-1118 44-73LA-UR-82-1130 47-33LA-UR-82-1140 38-32LA-UR-82-115216-41LA-UR-82-115616-50LA-UR-82-1187 39-77LA-UR-82-119016-6LA-UR-82-1192 30-43LA-UR-82-120014-65LA-UR-82-121750-110LA-UR-82-1218 48-58LA-UR-82-122817-1LA-UR-82-123214-18LA-UR-82-1235 48-57LA-UR-82-1238 48-41LA-UR-82-124049-SLA-UR-82-1248 30-23LA-UR-82-12665-16LA-UR-82-1267 2-38LA-UR-82-1268 53-31

LA-UR-82-127014-5LA-UR-82-127314-15LA-UR-82-1274 30-34LA-UR-82-1277 47-53LA-UR-82-1279 28-34LA-UPI-82-1284 28-20LA-UR-82-128551-44LA-UR-82-1291 49-42LA-UR-82-130353-9LA-UR-82-1304 53-21LA-UR-82-1331 53-67LA-UR-82-1338 50-84LA-UR-82-1349 39-112LA-UR-82-1351 55-1LA-UR-82-1353 47-85LA-UR-82-1358 56-16LA-UR-82-1363 32-24LA-UR-82-139314-30LA-UR-82-1394 44-31LA-UR-82-1395 42-49LA-UR-82-1396 48-135LA-UR-82-141416-23LA-UR-82-1425 31-21LA-UR-82-142949-3LA-UR-82-143416-31LA-UR-82-1438 33-47LA-UR-82-1439 33-30LA-UR-82-144842-9LA-UR-82-1452 33-53LA-UR-82-1460 48-70LA-UR-82-1467 35-7LA-UR-82-1470 28-8LA-UR-82-1483 33-23LA-UR-82-149313-2LA-UR-82-1497 29-20LA-UR-82-1504 30-28LA-UR-82-1521 16-7LA-UR-82-1524 48-131LA-UR-82-152516-64LA-UR-82-1527 21-9LA-UR-82-1529 38-47LA-UR-82-1530 38-49LA-UR-82-1531 30-37LA-UR-82-1532 32-31LA-UR-82-1534 5-26LA-UR-82-1535 32-23LA-UR-82-1546 50-86LA-UR-82-1547 30-20LA-UR-82-1553 48-105LA-UR-82-155818-24LA-UR-82-1561 19-11LA-UR-82-156219-4LA-UR-82-156319-10LA-UR-82-1564 21-15LA-UR-82-1567 50-17LA-UR-82-1572 39-40LA-UR-82-1574 5-49LA-UR-82-15765-70LA-UR-82-1578 21-21LA-UR-82-1586 50-85LA-UR-82-J593 38-13LA-UR-S2-1597 32-21LA-UR-82-1599 5-74LA-UR-82-1600 50-129LA-U3-82-1601 50-120LA-UR-82-160514-13LA-UR-82-1606 32-25LA-UR-82-1609 48-79LA-UR-82-16103-17LA-UR-82-1623 44-77LA-UR-82-1626 50-32

LA-UR-82-1627 50-59LA-UR-82-163816-48LA-UR-82-1641 53-51LA-UR-82-1643 53-52LA-UR-82-1644 53-29LA-UR-82-1651 16-39LA-UR-82-1658 39-72LA-UR-82-1660 39-14LA-UR-82-1664 33-25LA-UR-82-1665 33-29LA-UR-82-1666 33-42LA-UR-82-1667 29-8LA-UR-82-1668 39-122LA-UR-82-1692 42-40LA-UR-82-1695 38-56LA-UR-82-1701 5-4LA-UR-82-170839-7LA-UR-82-171021-5LA-UR-82-171536-4LA-UR-82-171633-52LA-UR-82-1717 33-16LA-UR-82-1718 33-37LA-UR-82-1727 47-83LA-UR-82-1728 50-46LA-UR-82-1732 29-25LA-UR-82-1741 39-111LA-UR-82-174450-2LA-UR-82-1745 50-88LA-UR-82-1749 31-14LA-UR-82-175013-1LA-UR-82-1757 5-59LA-UR-62-1759 33-13LA-UR-82-1760 2-26LA-UR-S2-1765 49-135LA-UR 82-1767 50-132LA-UR-82-1768 33-45LA-UR-82-1769 33-20LA-UR-82-1774 32-18LA-UR-82-17825-19LA-UR-82-1783 47-94LA-UR-82-1784 47-95LA-UR-82-1785 47-56LA-UR-82-1786 33-46LA-UR-82-1787 33-10LA-UR-82-17982-45LA-UR-32-1800 33-18LA-UR-82-1802 49-97LA-UR-82-1807 47-47LA-UR-82-181149-111LA-UR-82-181939-119LA-UR-82-1820 33-38LA-UR-82-1821 33-41LA-UR-82-1823 3-27LA-UR-82-183031-34LA-UR-82-1832 39-144LA-UR-82-1836 29-16LA-UR-82-1841 3-19LA-UR-82-1845 50-97LA-UR-82-1848 42-36LA-UR-82-185243-7LA-UR-82-1860 5-52LA-UR-82-186' 2-20LA-UR-82-1866 51-40LA-UR-82-186730-8LA-UR-82-1881 49-78LA-UR-82-1882 50-62LA-UR-82-1883 48-106LA-UR-82-1886 50-114LA-UR-82-1890 38-66LA-UR-82-1893 39-13LA-UR-82-1894 5-47

172

LA-UR-82-1895 5-78LA-UR-82-1900 30-30LA-UR-82-1914 48-45LA-UR-82-1926 50-143LA-UR-82-1928 33-39LA-UR-82-1929 32-26LA-UR-82-1935 39-116LA-UR-82-1939 33-28LA-UR-82-1945 48-117LA-UR-82-1946 36-7LA-UR-82-1947 36-6LA-UR-82-194836-1LA-UR-82-1950 49-106LA-UR-82-1951 49-26LA-UR-82-1953 51-24LA-UR-82-1954 50-77LA-UR-82-1961 39-49LA-UR-82-1964 49-105LA-UR-82-1966 50-20LA-UR-82-1971 21-11LA-UR-82-197318-14LA-UR-82-1990 50-52LA-UR-82-1996 38-38LA-UR-82-200049-112LA-UR-82-2004 48-43LA-UR-82-200848-1LA-UR-62-2015 21-18LA-UR-82-201947-32LA-UR-82-202021-7LA-UR-82-203651-43LA-UR-82-20397-1LA-UR-82-2040 29-24LA-UR-82-2049 39-16LA-UR-82-2051 2-28LA-UR-82-2056 2-6LA-UR-82-2059 39-71LA-UR-82-2071 38-7LA-UR-82-2075 48-34LA-UR-82-2081 3-26LA-UR-82-2088 38-28LA-UR-82-2090 28-33LA-UR-82-2115 30-40LA-UR-82-2117 28-36LA-UR-82-2118 28-25LA-UR-82-2119 28-37LA-UR-82-2127 50-56LA-UR-82-2129 38-24LA-UR-82-214451-2LA-UR-82-2146 2-12LA-UR-82-2147 56-5LA-UR-62-214818-4LA-UR-82-2159 31-25LA-UR-82-2160 47-19LA-UR-82-216716-51LA-UR-82-218016-44LA-UR-82-2189 16-33LA-UR-82-2190 50-22LA-UR-82-2232 48-40LA-UR-82-2233 47-50LA-UR-82-2245 49-31LA-UR-82-2257 47-92LA-UR-82-2262 48-118LA-UR-82-2264 50-28LA-UR-82-2265 47-68LA-UR-82-2269 22-14LA-UR-82-227941-3LA-UR-82-2280 28-11LA-UR-82-2281 42-2JLA-UR-82-228242-16LA-UR-82-2282, V.I 42-6LA-UR-82-2292 18-20

LA-UR-82-2298 33-11LA-UR-82-230248-6LA-UR-82-2304 48-36LA-UR-82-2306 47-58LA-UR-82-2308 16-32LA-UR-82-2315 47-12LA-UR-82-232342-7LA-UR-82-2326 39-86LA-UR-82-2330 39-47LA-UR-82-233348-111LA-UR-82-2339 51-18LA-UR-82-234056-6LA-UR-82-2341 50-16LA-UR-82-2343 49-91LA-UR-82-2345 47-54LA-UR-82-2346 48-126LA-UR-82-234748-112LA-UR-82-2348 48-132LA-UR-82-2349 48-76LA-UR-82-2351 47-101LA-UR-82-2360 56-11LA-UR-82-2367 39-17LA-UR-82-2370 48-28LA-UR-82-2371 50-7LA-UR-82-2372 42-17LA-UR-82-2374 49-13LA-UR-82-2391 30-36LA-UR-82-2398 39-60LA-UR-82-2400 44-10LA-UR-82-2403 50-66LA-UR-82-2405 32-12LA-UR-82-2410 38-16LA-UR-82-24122-30LA-UR-82-2417 39-94LA-UR-82-2419 32-28LA-UR-82-242432-4LA-UR-82-242532-5LA-UR-82-242838-6LA-UR-82-2429 33-48LA-UR-82-2430 32-22LA-Ufl-82-2431 39-25LA-UR-82-2439 2-9LA-UR-82-2440 47-20LA-UR-82-2452 32-17LA-UR-82-2456 50-6LA-UR-82-2458 37-24LA-UR-82-24602-49LA-UR-82-2461 48-142LA-UR-82-246617-6LA-UR-82-2469 48-133LA-UR-82-2471 50-75LA-UR-82-2473 50-54l.A-UR-82-2476 31-26LA-UR-82-2480 50-98LA-UR-B2-2481 50-12LA-UR-82-2482 30-1LA-UR-82-248331-31LA-UR-82-2487 51-27LA-UR-82-2488 39-146LA-UR-82-249350-126LA-UR-82-2494 48-31LA-UR-82-2496 29-14LA-UR-82-2497 29-7LA-UR-82-2498 33-36LA-UR-82-2504 23-1LA-UR-82-2510 5-63LA-UR-82-2520 56-20LA-UR-82-2E21 33-14LA-UR-82-252233-8U-UR-82-252850-9LA-UR-82-2529 50-136

LA-UR-32-2530 47-103LA-UR-82-25S1 17-9LA-UR-82-253242-1LA-UR-82-2533 42-45LA-UR-82-2534 42-26LA-UR-82-2535 42-38[ A-UR-82-2541 50-47LA-UR-82-254317-2LA-UR-82-2554 50-134LA-UR-82-2558 48-141LA-UR-82-2562 51-19LA-UR-82-256447-102LA-UR-82-2566 39-158LA-UR-82-2567 56-9LA-UR-82-2570 47-46LA-UR-82-2572 16-58LA-UR-82-2576 48-93LA-UR-82-257B 28-22LA-UR-82-2580 38-63LA-UR-82-2582 50-100LA-UR-82-2586 50-27LA-UR-82-2590 5-5LA-UR-82-2596 50-128LA-UR-82-2599 30-11LA-UR-82-2602 31-11LA-UR-82-2604 30-15LA-UR-82-2605 5-65LA-UR-82-2606 47-10LA-UR-82-2622 50-95LA-UR-82-262332-7LA-UR-82-2624 38-55LA-UR-82-2627 38-29LA-UR-82-2630 49-24LA-UR-82-263928-14LA-UR-82-2640 39-52LA-UR-82-2643 50-15LA-UR-82-2644 50-19LA-UR-82-2645 50-14LA-UR-82-2646 47-82LA-UR-82-2647 31-16LA-UR-82-2648 50-81LA-UR-82-2649 53-5LA-UR-82-2650 37-7LA-UR-82-2651 39-19LA-UR-82-2654 39-107LA-UR-82-2655 39-59LA-UR-82-2657 49-25LA-UR-82-2661 33-15LA-UR-82-2662 50-130LA-UR-82-2664 49-109LA-UR-82-267639-135LA-UR-82-267849-16LA-UR-82-2681 31-32LA-UR-82-2683 48-35LA-UR-82-268'' 39-51LA-UR-82-2692 48-7LA-UR-82-269349-13&LA-UR-82-26985-15LA-UR-82-2701 49-131LA-UR-82-2703 49-115LA-UR-82-2704 47-7LA-UR-82-2705 39-128LA-UR-82-270651-29LA-UR-82-270842-5LA-UR-82-271548-69LA-UR-82-2717 48-113LA-UR-82-271913-3LA-UR-G2-2720 37-21LA-UR-82-2724 48-119LA-UR-82-2725 49-59LA-UR-82-2726 44-56

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LA-UR-82-2727 51-35LA-UR-82-2728 51-47LA-UR-82-2735 50-137LA-UR-82-2737 38-36LA-UR-82-2744 47-48LA-UR-82-2745 51-20LA-UR-82-2748 52-1LA-UR-82-2752 47-37LA-UR-82-2753 53-4LA-UR-82-2754 53-24LA-UR-82-27582-31LA-UR-82-2767 51-23LA-UR-82-2768 49-93LA-UR-82-2769 53-68LA-UR-82-2776 42-48LA-UR-82-2777 50-3LA-UR-82-2780 53-32LA-UR-82-2781 53-70LA-UR-82-2782 2-10LA-UR-82-2790 49-151LA-UR-82-2791 39-152LA-UR-82-2792 47-6LA-UR-82-2793 49-113LA-UR-82-2796 47-28LA-UR-82-2797 53-25LA-UR-82-2805 33-7LA-UR-82-2806 33-19LA-UR-82-2807 53-34LA-UR-82-281410-2LA-UR-82-281632-3LA-UR-82-2817 47-51LA-UR-82-2821 50-26LA-UR-82-2824 5-56LA-UR-82-2625 5-67LA-UR-82-282848-2LA-UR-82-282949-145LA-UR-B2-2831 33-33LA-UR-82-2832 39-149LA-UR-82-2834 33-49LA-UR-82-2835 48-125LA-UR-82-2838 49-82LA-UR-82-2843 53-41LA-UR-S2-2844 18-86LA-UR-82-2845 2-39LA-UR-82-2849 38-65LA-UR-82-2850 32-14LA-UR-82-2856 39-55LA-UR-82-2857 32-13LA-UR-82-2859 47-97LA-UR-82-2867 48-62LA-UR-82-2871 50-91LA-UR-82-2872 47-80LA-UR-82-2877 50-73LA-UR-82-2880 47-39LA-UR-82-2891 17-15LA-UR-82-2892 17-25LA UR-82-2893 17-19LA-UR-82-2900 49-27LA-UR-82-29032-11LA-UR-82-2908 51-26LA-UR-82-291147-89LA-UR-82-2914 32-10LA-UR-82-2915 50-104LA-UR-82-2923 49-17LA-UR-82-2925 47-21LA-UR-82-2926 53-57LA-UR-82-2927 53-17LA-UR-82-2928 39-101LA-UR-82-2931 28-35LA-UR-82-2932 53-46LA-UR-82-2942 44-43

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JOURNAL OF RADIOANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY - 1JOURNAL OF SOLAR ENERGY ENGINEERING - 1JOURNAL OF THE ACOUSTICAL SOCIETY OF AMERICA - 1JOURNAL OF THE AIR POLLUTION CONTROL ASSOCIATION -1JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN CERAMIC SOCIETY - 2JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY - 4JOURNAL OF THE ELECTROCHEMICAL SOCIETY -1JOURNAL OF THE LESS-COMMON METALS - 3JOURNAL OF THE MECHANICS AND PHYSICS OF SOLIDS -1JOURNAL OF THE OPTICAL SOCIETY OF AMERICA - 5JOURNAL OF THE SOCIETY OF PETROLEUM ENGINEERS -1JOURNAL OF THE WATER POLLUTION CONTROL FEDERATION -1JOURNAL OF VACUUM SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY - 3JOURNAL OF VACUUM SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY - 3JOURNAL OF VIBRATION, ACOUSTICS, STRESS AND RELIABILITYIN DESIGN -1

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JOURNAL OF VOLCANOLOGY AND GEOTHEPMAL RESEARCH - 2JOURNAL OF WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT - 4LOS ALAMOS SCIENCE - 31MECHANICS OF MATERIALS - 4MEDICAL PHYSICS - 1METEORITICS-2MONTHLY NOTICES OF THE ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY -1NATURE-2NEEDLEARTS-1NMLA NEWSLETTER -1NUCLEAR AND CHEMICAL WASTE MANAGEMENT - 2NUCLEAR FUSION-2NUCLEAR INSTRUMENTS AND METHODS -13NUCLEAR PHYSICS-9NUCLEAR SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING - 5NUCLEAR TECHNOLOGY/FUSION - 2NUCLEAR TECHNOLOGY - 2NUCLEIC ACIDS RESEARCH - 2OPTICAL ENGINEERING -1OPTICS COMMUNICATIONS - 2OPTICS LETTERS - 2PARTICLE ACCELERATORS -1PHYSICA - 6PHYSICASCRIPTA-1PHYSICA STATUS SOLIDI - 1PHYSICAL REVIEW - 98PHYSICAL REVIEW LETTERS - 29PHYSICS LETTERS -14PHYSICS OF FLUtOS-17PHYSICS OF THE EARTH AND PLANETARY INTERIORS -1PHYSICS REPORTS - 2PLASMA PHYSICS - 2PLATING AND SURFACE FINIPHING - 1PROCEEDINGS OF THE INSTITUTE OF ELECTRICAL ANDELECTRONICS ENGINEERS -1

PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES -1PROPELLANTS AND EXPLOSIVES -1PUBLICATIONS OF THE ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY OF THE PACIFIC - 2RADIATION RESEARCH -1RADIOCHIMICA ACTA -1RESMECHANICA-1RESEARCH JOURNAL OF THE RETICULOENDOTHELIAL SOCIETY -1REVIEW OF GEOPHYSICS AND SPACE PHYSICS -1REVIEW OF SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENTS - 12REVIEWS OF GEOPHYSICS AND SPACE PHYSICS - 1REVIEWS OF MODERN PHYSICS - 1

SCIENCE-4SCIENCE OF THE TOTAL ENVIRONMENT -1SIAM JOURNAL ON APPLIED MATHEMATICS -1SIAM JOURNAL ON SCIENTIFIC AND STATISTICAL COMPUTING - 2SKY AND TELESCOPE-1SOCIAL SCIENCE MEDICINE - 1SOIL SCIENCE SOCIETY OF AMERICA PROCEEDINGS -1SOLID STATE COMMUNICATIONS - 2SPACE SCIENCE REVIEWS - 1SPECTROCHI.WCA ACTA -1SPECTROSCOPY LETTERS - 2SURFACE SCIENCE-4TECHNOMETRICS-1TECTONOPHYSICS-1TERATOGINS, CARCINOGENS, AND MUTAGENS - 1THIN SOLID FILMS-2TOXICOLOGY AND APPLIED PHARMACOLOGY - 1TRANSACTIONS OF THE GEOTHERMAL RESOURCES COUNCIL - 41TRANSPORT THEORY AND STATISTICAL PHYSICS -1VIBRATIONAL SPECTRA AND STRUCTURE -1VISTAS IN ASTONOMY - 1WASHINGTON QUARTERLY -1WAVE MOTION -1ZEITSCHRIFTFURNATURFORSCHUNG-1ZEITSCHRIFT FUR PHYSIK -1

B. BOOKS-2

C. CHAPTERS OF BOOKS AND ENCYCLOPEDIAARTICLES-41

D. PAPERS PUBLISHED IN CONFERENCE

PROCEEDINGS - 846

E. ABSTRACTS OF PAPERS-123

F. PATENTS-20

G. LOS ALAMOS NATIONAL LABORATORY REPORTS-270H. PAPERS ISSUED AS LOS ALAMOS REPORTS

BYTICANDNTIS-726

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