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We study a variety of problems related to scheduling and medium access control for multicast traffic in wireless networks.

System design considerations for an air-transportable ground station for satellite communication are discussed and system specification and performance figures derived.

Despite occasional experimental hints, medium-range structural order in covalently bonded amorphous semiconductors had largely escaped detection until the advent of fluctuation electron microscopy

Common carriers and their equipment suppliers continue to be faced with both the desire to meet customer needs for easily accessible and usable telecommunications services as well as the requiremen

Melting of Al was performed in a vacuum chamber with base pressure of ~1x10 sup (-8) torr, using a bank of ten 1.2 kW W lamps.

A liquid phase epitaxy system (LPE) was designed and used to grow melt oxidized Yb sub 1 Ba sub 2 Cu sub 3 O sub 7 superconducting films on SrTiO sub 3 (100) substrate.

Advances toward major technological applications of the bulk, high Tc superconductors have been hindered by two major barriers, i.e.

We report the observation of icosahedral structure in a new alloy system: Melt-spun Al(84)V(16).

The progress toward major applications of the YBa sub 2 Cu sub 3 0 sub (7-delta) type high T sub c superconductor has been hindered by low critical current densities (J sub c) and their significant

Colloidal suspensions of uniform highly charged micron-sized polystyrene spheres are ideal for the study of complex phase-transformation behavior in condensed matter as the time and distance scales