In situ x-ray diffraction study of graphitic carbon formed during heating and cooling of amorphous-C/Ni bilayers
- Katherine Saenger
- James C. Tsang
- et al.
- 2010
- Applied Physics Letters
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Influence of Sn Migration on phase transition in GeTe and Ge2 Se3 thin films
- Archana Devasia
- Santosh Kurinec
- et al.
- 2010
- Applied Physics Letters
Physical origins of mobility degradation in extremely scaled SiO 2 / HfO2 gate stacks with la and Al induced dipoles
- Takashi Ando
- Matt Copel
- et al.
- 2010
- Applied Physics Letters
Temperature-dependent La- and Al-induced dipole behavior monitored by femtosecond pump/probe photoelectron spectroscopy
- Hiroaki Arimura
- Richard Haight
- et al.
- 2010
- Applied Physics Letters
Intrinsic limits of subthreshold slope in biased bilayer graphene transistor
- Kausik Majumdar
- Kota V. R. M. Murali
- et al.
- 2010
- Applied Physics Letters
Irreversible altering of crystalline phase of phase-change Ge-Sb thin films
- Lia Krusin-Elbaum
- D. Shakhvorostov
- et al.
- 2010
- Applied Physics Letters
Effects of annealing on the local structure of Fe and Co in CoFeB/MgO/CoFeB tunnel junctions: An extended x-ray-absorption fine structure study
- Abdul K. Rumaiz
- J.C. Woicik
- et al.
- 2010
- Applied Physics Letters
Readout for phase qubits without Josephson junctions
- Matthias Steffen
- Shwetank Kumar
- et al.
- 2010
- Applied Physics Letters
Asymmetry and shape transitions of epitaxially strained islands on vicinal surfaces
- B.J. Spencer
- Jerry Tersoff
- 2010
- Applied Physics Letters
Frequency domain multiplexing of force signals with application to magnetic resonance force microscopy
- T.H. Oosterkamp
- Martino Poggio
- et al.
- 2010
- Applied Physics Letters