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Dissertations from 2009
Propagation And Generation Of Waves In Solar Atmosphere, Swati Routh
Dissertations from 2008
Semi-empirical Studies Of Solar Supergranulation And Related Phenomena, Peter Edward Williams
Probing The 5f Electrons: A Relativistic DFT Study Of Americium Surfaces, Pratik Pankajkumar Dholabhai
First-principles Study On Hard/soft SmCo5/Co(Fe) Nanocomposite Magnetic Materials, Dangxin Wu
Ferrimagnetism And Magnetic Entropy Change For TM/RE Multilayers, Maria Rodica Hossu
Electron Emission From Surfaces Resulting From Low Energy Positron Bombardment, Saurabh Mukherjee
Fabrication Of Superparamagnetic And Ferromagnetic Nanoparticles, Narayan Poudyal
Dissertations from 2007
A Search For The Higgs Boson In Its Associated Production With A W Vector Boson in p¯p Collisions at √s = 1.96 TeV, Venkatesh S. Kaushik
Study Of Oxide Surfaces Using Time Of Flight Positron Annihilation Induced Auger Electron Spectroscopy, Manori Prasadika Nadesalingam
First Direct Measurement Of The Energy Spectra Of Individual Auger Cascade Steps In Solid MnO, Ag And Pd, Rajalakshmi Sundaramoorthy
Dissertations from 2006
Holographic Patterning Of Polymer Dispersed Liquid Crystal Materials For Diffractive Optical Elements, Robert Allan Ramsey
Dissertations from 2005
First Observation Of Dijet Events With An Antiproton Tag At [square root]s = 1.96 TEV Using The DØ Forward Proton Detector, Michael Strang