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- Substrate Potential Effects on Low-Temperature Preparation of SrTiO_3 Thin Films by RF Magnetron Sputtering
- Ferroelectric PbTiO_3 Thin Films Prepared by Multi-Ion-Beam Sputter and Ion-Assisted Deposition
- Formation of n^+ a-Si:H Thin Layer by Ion-Doping Technique
- β-SiC Formation by Low-Energy Ion-Doping Technique
- Characteristics of Superconducting Gd-Ba-Cu-O Thin Films
- Plasma Irradiation Effects on Nd-Ce-Cu-O and La-Sr-Cu-O Thin Films
- Superconductivity in Nd-Ce-Cu-O Thin Films
- Plasma Ion-Doping Technique with 20 kHz Biased Electron Cyclotron Resonance Discharge : Techniques, Instrumentations and Measurement
- Effects of Deposition Method on the Properties of Silicon Nitride and Silicon Oxynitride Films : Surfaces, Interfaces and Films
- Incorporation of Constituent Atoms of Transparent Conductive Films into Hydrogenated Amorphous Silicon via Gas Phase : Surfaces, Interfaces and Films
- Coagulation of In Atoms in Hydrogenated Amorphous Silicon Islands Deposited on ITO Films : Condensed Matter
- Large Area Doping Technique Using an Ion Source of rf Discharge with Magnetic Field : Techniques, Instrumentations and Measurement
- The Orthorhombic-to-Tetragonal Phase Transition in Sputtered Gd-Ba-Cu-O Thin Films by Low Temperature Processing : Electrical Properties of Condensed Matter
- Thermal Stability of Hydrogen in Silicon Nitride Films Prepared by ECR Plasma CVD method : Surfaces, Interfaces and Films
- Properties of Silicon Oxynitride Films Prepared by ECR Plasma CVD Method : Surfaces, Interfaces and Films
- Hydrogen Concentration and Bond Configurations in Silicon Nitride Films Prepared by ECR Plasma CVD Method
- Mesoscopic Phenomena in Microstructures of IV-VI Epilayers
- Direct Observation of Exciton Magnetic Polaron in CdMnTe from Polarized Magneto-Photoluminescence
- Direct Synthesis of Carbon Nanotubes on Ti-Coated Metal Substrates and Its -Application to Electrochemical Double Layer Capacitors
- Synthesis of Aligned Carbon Nanofibers at 200℃