Acta Physica Polonica A - Volume 102, Issue 1 (2002) - PSJD - Yadda

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Publisher

Institute of Physics, Polish Academy of Sciences

Journal

Acta Physica Polonica A

Year

2002

Volume

102

Issue

1

Identifiers

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Volume contents

1
- article: Investigation of Morphology and Chemical Composition of Self-Organized Semiconductor Quantum Dots and Wires by X-Ray Scattering (Holý V., Meduňa M., Stangl J., Roch T., Bauer G.), p. 7-19
- article: Studies of Interlayer Magnetic Coupling in All-Semiconductor Superlattices by Means of Neutron Scattering Techniques (Kępa H., Giebultowicz T.), p. 21-34
- article: Nanocrystalline Permanent Magnets with Enhanced Properties (Leonowicz M.), p. 35-43
- article: Microstructure Analysis of Nanocrystalline Powders by X-ray Diffraction (Louër D., Audebrand N.), p. 45-56
- article: Diffraction Studies of Nanocrystals: Theory and Experiment (Palosz B., Grzanka E., Gierlotka S., Stel'makh S., Pielaszek R., Bismayer U., Neuefeind J., Weber H., Palosz W.), p. 57-82
- article: Atomic Motion in Amorphous Solids (Schober H.), p. 83-93
- article: Multilayer Structures with Giant Magnetoresistance (Stobiecki F., Stobiecki T.), p. 95-108
- article: Nanocrystalline Materials: Interfaces and Mesoscopic Correlations Studied by Neutron Scattering (Stuhr U., Wagner W., Kohlbrecher J., van Swygenhoven H.), p. 109-122
- article: High Temperature Structure and Properties of Grain Boundaries - Insights Obtained from Atomic Level Simulations (Keblinski P.), p. 123-134
- article: The Topographic Peculiarities of the Formation of Nanosized Particles from Metallopolymers (Pomogailo A., Dzhardimalieva G., Rosenberg A.), p. 135-145
- article: Magnetization Reversal Phenomena and Domain Wall Behaviors in Nanostructured Magnetic Systems (Shinjo T.), p. 147-156

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