Publications

The magnetic structures of several single-crystal, magnetic rare earth superlattice systems grown by molecular beam epitaxy are reviewed.

In the past decade, magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) research has been focused on the acquisition of physiological and biochemical information noninvasively.

Magnetic resonance techniques have been applied in some photoreactions originally investigated by Ciamician and Silber, and in related systems inspired by their studies.

In the short time since its introduction, magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) has rapidly evolved to become an indispensable tool for clinical diagnosis and biomedical research.

Magnetic resonance is the name of a phenomenon discovered less than sixteen years ago, which from the start has had a high theoretical importance and is now attaining a notable practical value.

PART II--MAGNETIC RESONANCE OF ELECTRONS (Manuscript received December 24, 1952) By KARL K.

TN connection with the development of repeaters for long distance telephone lines it is found that noise is introduced into the telephone lines due to magnetic pick-up by transformers and coils in

A few years ago, Dana and Zak1 argued that 'neither group theory nor effective Hamiltonians lead to a splitting of an isolated band into precisely N magnetic subbands'.

The phase transition of U(2)Zn(17) at 9.7K has been investigated by neutron powder diffraction.

We report measurements of static magnetic susceptibilities for a series of strontium substituted lanthanum copper oxides prepared under identical conditions.