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The Education Committee provides access to Vapor Pressure Charts of elements, Sputter Yield Curves, and links to other useful sites. During the 1989-1992 triennium, under the direction of the Education Committee Chairman, Konrad M. Eisele of Germany, this series of educational material was updated and expanded into eleven (11) parts and the format changed from 35 mm slides to more practical overhead transparencies. The Editor of the Series was Professor J.H. Leck, Department of Electrical Engineering, P.O. Box 147, Liverpool L69 3BX, UK. The Editor of the Series is now Prof. John L. Robins, Univ. of Western Australia, Dept. of Physics, Nedlands, WA 6009, Australia. The series
is now undergoing extensive revision and will be available in electronic
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Orders for this new and exciting material in the U.S.A., North, Central, and South America, the Pacific Basin, and Asia may be placed with payment to: Peter
Burke Phone:
212-248-0325 When ordering from the above areas, make payment in U.S. dollars, payable to: IUVSTA Education Committee Visual Aids. Orders for Europe and the Near East may be placed with: Bernard
Dallery When
Ordering from Europe or the Near East, send payment in Euros. Order now! The production and distribution are coordinated by IUVSTA representatives. Any net proceeds will be reinvested in further educational activities of the IUVSTA. Special prices are available in lesser developed countries. Contact the chairman of the Education Committee |
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"Photon and Electron Interaction Data" With databases: Photon Interaction Data; Atomic Relaxation Data; Electron Interaction
Data; Excitation Data; Photon Anomalous Scattering Factors
"Vacuum challenges and solutions" Special supplement on vacuum science and technology that was published with the
October 2005 issue of Physics World (10.5 MB pdf file):
"Fusion: the way ahead" The recent decision to build the world's largest fusion experiment - ITER - in France has focused the interest to fusion research. The article describes the Joint European Torus in the UK and its role in development of a successfully operating ITER.
"The Electron Beam Ion Trap (EBIT) facility of NIST". Introduction and applications for research.
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