Journal of Non-Crystalline Solids 1995 - 1996: Vol 181-200 Index

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Editor: R.A. Weeks
Co-editor: D.L. Kinser
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Author index to Volumes 181—200
Aasland, S., T Grande and S. Julsrud, Adriaenssens, G.J., see Tikhomirov,
The influence of oxygen on the oxi- V.K 198-200 (1996)
dation state of iron in ZBLAN Adriaenssens, G.J., see Yan, B. 190 (1995)
glasses 184 (1995) Adriaenssens, G.J., see Arkhipov, V.1 181 (1995)
Aasland, S., T. Grande, A. Grzechnik Aegerter, M.A., see Ziemath, E.C. 194 (1996)
and P.F. McMillan, Formation of Afanas’ev, V.V., J.M.M. de Nijs and P
fluorozirconate glasses under high Balk, The role of hydrogen in the
pressures 195 (1996) action of fluorine in Si/SiO, struc-
Aasland, S., see Grande, T 184 (1995) tures 187 (1995)
Aassime A., see El-Hdiy, \ 187 (1995) Afanas’ev, V.V., see Druijf, K.G 187 (1995)
Abe, Y., see Hosono, H. 190 (1995) Afanas’ev, V.V., see Vanheusden, K 187 (1995)
Abe, Y., see Nogami, M. 197 (1996) Affatigato, M., D Osborne and R.F.
Achard, P., see Pajonk, G.M. 186 (1995) Haglund Jr., Changes in the surface
Acharya, H.N., see Sahu, J 197 (1996) morphology of glass due to abrasion
Acharya, K.V., see Murugavel, S 19] (1995) and the deposition of sol—gel thin
Achibat, T., see Duval, E 190 (1995) films 181 (1995)
Ackerman, W., see Smith, D.M 186 (1995) Agarwal, A., K.M. Davis and M. To-
Adachi, H., see Kowada, Y 196 (1996) mozawa, A simple IR spectroscopic
Adachi, H., see Kowada, Y. 192 & 193 (1995) method for determining fictive tem
Adachi, M., see Dalba, G 192 & 193 (1995) perature of silica glasses 185 (1995)
Adam, J.L., M. Matecki and J. Lucas, A ggarwal, I.D., see Jewell, J.M. 188 (1995)
Multiphonon relaxations in chloro- Aggarwal, I.D.., see Jewell, J.M. 181 (1995)
og
fluoride glasses 184 (1995) Agrawal, R.C.., R. Kumar, R.K. Gupta
Adam, J.L., see Joubert, M.F 184 (1995) and M. Saleem, [0.75Agl
Adam, J.L., see Rigout, N. 184 (1995) 0.25AgCl] quenched system: a better
Adkins, B.D., see Brenner, A.M 185 (1995) choice as host compound in place of
Adolphi, B., see Alhallani, B. 200 (1996) Agl to prepare Ag* ion conducting
Adriaenssens, G., see Lyubin, V 200 (1996) 719 superionic glasses and composites 181 (1995)
Adriaenssens, G.J.. A. Gheorghiu, C Aguir, K., see Seguin, J.-L. 183 (1995)
Sénémaud, N. Qamhieh, N. Bollé, E. Ahmed, M.S and Y.A. Attia, Aerogel
Sleeckx and P. Nagels, Comparison materials for photocatalytic detoxifi-
between electrical properties and cation of cyanide wastes in water 186 (1995)
electronic structure of variously-pre Ahrens, H., see Wollenhaupt, M. 194 (1996)
pared germanium selenide films -200 (1996) Aida, M.S. and R. Bachiri, The surface
Adriaenssens, G.J., S.D. Baranovskii, W properties of sputtered amorphous
Fuhs, J. Jansen and O. Oktii, Light- silicon thin films 189 (1995)
intensity dependence of excess car- Ainslie, B.J., S.T. Davey, D. Szebesta,
rier lifetimes ~200 (1996) J.R. Williams, M.W. Moore, T.
Adriaenssens, G.J.. see Baranovskii, Whitley and R. Wyatt, A review of
S.D 190 (1995) fluoride fibres for optical amplifica-
Adriaenssens, G.J., Baranovskii, tion 184 (1995) 225
S.D 190 (1995) 283 Aitken, B.G., see Bartholomew, R.F. 184 (1995) 229
Adriaenssens, G.J., see Baranovskii, Aitken, B.G., see Borrelli, N.F. 185 (1995) 109
S.D. 198—200 (1996) 214 Akai, M., see Shimizu-Iwayama, T. 187 (1995) 112
Adriaenssens, G.J., see Eliat, A 198-200 (1996) 592
Author index to Volumes 18]1—200
Akasaka, T and |. Shimizu, Fabrication discharge silicon—carbon alloys (a-
of high-quality poly-Si thin films Si,_ .C,:H) from x=0.5 to 1: A
combined with in situ’ real-time comparative study by photoemission
spectroscopic ellipsometry 198- 200 (1996) 883 (UPS) and photoluminescence (PL) 198-200 (1996)
Akiyama, T , see Tsuji, N 198- 200 (1996) 1034 Alvarez, F., see Comedi, D 198-200 (1996)
198-
Akiyama, T., see Tsuji, N 200 (1996) 1054 Alves, O.L.., see Cuevas, R.F 191 (1995)
Akkari, F.R., K.H. Cazzini and W. Blau, Alviso, C.T., see Lu, X. 188 (1995)
Thermo-optic mode extinction mod- Alviso, C.T., see Pekala, R.W 188 (1995)
ulation in polymeric waveguide Amano, M., see Sakata, H. 194 (1996)
structures 187 (1995) Amaratunga, G.AJ and S.R.P. Silva,
Aksenov, N.D., see Mamedov, S.B 195 (1996) Field emission from a-C:H and a-
Al-Alawi, S.M., see Al-Dallal, $ 196 (1996) C:H:N 198-200 (1996)
\l-Alawi, S.M., see Al-Dallal, $ 200 (1996) Amista, P., M. Cesari, A. Montenero, G.
Al-Dallal, S., S. Arekat, S.M. Al-Alawi, Gnappi and L. Lan, Crystallization
S. Aljishi and R. Bannai, Prepara- behaviour in the system MgO-
tion, structural and optical properties Al,O,-SiO, 192 & 193 (1995)
of novel hydrogenated and fluori- Amov, B., see Balabanov, S. 192 & 193 (1995)
nated amorphous silicon—sulfur al- Anderegg, J.W.., see Chang, S.-L. 195 (1996)
loys 200 (1996) 1072 Anderson, J., see Hereid, S. 185 (1995)
Al-Dallal, S., S.M. Al-Alawi, S. Aljishi, Anderson, J., see Hua, D.W 186 (1995)
M. Hamman and S. Arekat, Hydro- Anderson, J.M., see Smith, D.M. 188 (1995)
genated amorphous carbon—sulfur Anderson, J.M., see Scherer, G.W. 186 (1995)
alloy thin films grown from a CH, Anderson, J.M., see Smith, D.M. 186 (1995)
and H,S gas mixture by rf glow Andersson, M.O., A. Lundgren and P.
discharge 196 (1996) Lundgren, Surface potential depen-
Alaoui, A., see Etienne, P 188 (1995) dence of interface state passivation
Alberto, H.V., J.L. Pinto da Cunha, B.O in metal-tunnel oxide—silicon diodes 187 (1995)
Mysen, J.M. Gil and N Ayres de Andersson, M.O., see Lundgren, P. 187 (1995)
Campos, Analysis of Méssbauer Ando, M., M. Takabatake, E. Nishimura,
spectra of silicate glasses using a F. Leblanc, K.-i. Onisawa and T.
two-dimensional Gaussian distribu- Minemura, Roles of bonded hydro-
tion of hyperfine parameters 194 (1996) gens and oxygen vacancies on crys-
Algar, C.D., see Rigden, J.S 190 (1995) tallization of hydrogenated amor-
Algar, C.D., see Walters, J.K 197 (1996) phous indium tin oxide (a-ITO:H)
Alhallani, B., G. Suchaneck, J. Schmal, films 198-200 (1996)
R. Staub, B. Adolphi and K Andreichin, R.E., see Korkinova, Ts.N. 194 (1996)
Drescher, Defect density of a-Si:H Andriesh, A.M., N.A. Enachi, LP.
films grown at high deposition rates 200 (1996) Culeac, T.N. Copaci and V.A.
Alhallani, B., R. Tews, G. Suchaneck, Binchevici, The mechanism of en-
S. RGhiecke, A. Kottwitz and K hancement of photoinduced absorp-
Schade, Improved quality of high tion in As,S, glass at sub-bandgap
leposition rate a-Si:H films prepared illumination 189 (1995)
at usual substrate temperature 200 (1996) 1063 Androulidaki, M., see Tzanetakis, P 198-200 (1996)
Alhallani, B., see Suchaneck, G 187 (1995) 86 Ang, S.S., see Ranade, R.M 191 (1995)
Aljishi, S., see Al-Dallal, S 196 (1996) 168 Angel, P.W., RE Hann and A.R.
Aljishi, S., see Al-Dallal, S 198- 200 (1996) 1072 Cooper, Thermal history effects on
Alkemper, J., T. Buchholz, K. Mura- electrical relaxation and conductivity
kami and L. Ratke, Solidification of for potassium silicate glass with low
aluminium alloys in aerogel moulds 186 (1995) alkali concentrations 183 (1995)
Almeida, R.M. and P.J. Morais, Prepara- Angell, C.A., see Grande, T 184 (1995)
tion and characterization of amor Angelov, Ch., see Balabanov, S 192& 193 (1995)
phous ZrF, thin films 184 (1995) Anglaret, E., A. Hasmy, E. Courtens, J
Almeida, R.M., see Santos, L.F 184 (1995) Pelous and R. Vacher, Fracton di-
Almeida, R.M., see Goncalves, M.C 194 (1996) mension of a mutually self-similar
Alvarez, F., P.l. Rovira, M. Bormioli, S series of base-catalyzed aerogels 186 (1995)
Souto, L.R Tessler and S.S. Ca- Anglaret, E., J Pelous and L.H
margo Jr., Cathodic and anodic glow Hrubesh, Structural changes and
Author index to Volumes 181—200
elastic properties in aerogels investi- optical excitations in conjugated
gated by Brillouin scattering 186 (1995) polymers 198-200 (1996)
Anglaret, E., see Hasmy, A. 186 (1995) Arkhipov, V.I. and G.J. Adriaenssens,
Aniya, M., A model for the photo-elec Thermally stimulated currents in
tro ionic phenomena in chalcogenide amorphous semiconductors 181 (1995)
glasses 198-200 (1996) Arlauskas, K., see JuSka, G. 198-200 (1996)
Ankele, J., J. Mayer, P. Lamparter and Armand, P., A. Ibanez, J.M. Tonnerre,
S. Steeb, Structure factor of amor- D. Raoux, B. Bouchet-Fabre and E.
phous germanium by quantitative Philippot, Correlation between the
electron diffraction 192& 193 (1995) structure of (1 — y)GeS, - yAg,S
Antonioli, G., see Armelao, L. 192& 193 (1995) glasses and their ionic conductivity 192 & 193 (1995)
Antonioli, G., see Manzini, I. 192& 193 (1995) Armelao, L., G. Granozzi, E. Tondello,
Antonov, V.E., O.I. Barkalov and E.G. P. Colombo, G. Principi, P.P. Lottici
Ponyatovsky, Crystal-to-amorphous and G. Antonioli, Nanocrystalline
phase transformation of the Ga—Sb a-Fe,0, sol-gel thin films: a mi-
high-pressure phase 192& 193 (1995) crostructural study 192 & 193 (1995)
Aoki, K., see Myung, W.-N. 192& 193 (1995) Armstrong, B.M., see Quinn, L.J. 187 (1995)
Aoki, Y., see Hattori, R. 198-200 (1996) Armold, R. and H. Solbrig, Scattered-
Aoyagi, Y., see Komuro, S. 198-200 (1996) wave supercell approach to the elec-
Aoyagi, Y., see O’ Keeffe, P. 198-200 (1996) tronic density of states of topologi-
Aoyagi, Y., see Zhao, X. 198-200 (1996) cally disordered metals 189 (1995)
Apte, R., see Street, R.A. 198-200 (1996) Aronin, A.S., O.I. Barkalov and E.G.
Arai, K., S. Yamasaki, J. Isoya and H. Ponyatovsky, Transmission electron
Namikawa, Electron-spin-echo enve- microscopy of Zn,,Sb<s,. quenched
lope-modulation study of the dis- high-pressure phase amorphized by
tance between Nd** ions and Al** solid-state reaction 189 (1995) 138
ions in the co-doped SiO, glasses 196 (1996) Arsova, D.D., see Skordeva, E.R. 192 & 193 (1995) 665
Arai, K., see Toyoshima, Y. 198-200 (1996) Asahi, N., see Haruyama, O. 192& 193 (1995) 415
Arai, M., A.C. Hannon, T. Otomo, A. Asahi, N., see Haruyama, O. 192& 193 (1995) 451
Hiramatsu and T. Nishijima, Dy- Asal, R., see Gheorghiu, A. 182 (1995) 293
namic correlation function studies of Asami, T., see Onari, S. 198-200 (1996) 700
the medium-range order in materials 192& 193 (1995) 230 Asher, S., see Branz, H.M. 198-200 (1996) 14)
Arai, T., see Matsuishi, K 198-200 (1996) 552 Ashida, Y., see Sadamoto, M. 198-200 (1996) 1105
Arai, T., see Onari, S. 198-200 (1996) 700 Ashida, Y., see Saitoh, K. 198-200 (1996) 1093
Arai, T., see Shirai, H. 198-200 (1996) 931 Asokan, S., see Murugavel, S. 191 (1995) 327
Arai, Y., see Ikeo, I. 198-200 (1996) 1109 Assink, R.A., see Loy, D.A. 186 (1995)
Arakane, T., see Matsuse, M. 198-200 (1996) 787 Atanassova, E., see Paskaleva, A. 187 (1995)
Aranha, N., see Cuevas, R.F. 191 (1995) 107 Attia, Y.A., see Ahmed, MLS. 186 (1995)
Araijo, F.G., G.P. LaTorre and L.L. Aubel, D., M. Diani, L. Kubler, J.L
Hench, Structural evolution of a Bischoff and D. Bolmont, Selective
porous type-VI sol-gel silica glass 185 (1995) 4] thermal — as opposed to non-selec-
Araujo, R., Oxygen vacancies in silica tive plasma — nitridation of Si-Ge
and germania glasses 197 (1996) 164 related materials examined by in situ
Araujo, R.J. and F.P. Fehiner, Sodium photoemission techniques 187 (1995)
redistribution between oxide phases 197 (1996) 154 Audino, R., F. Cannistraci, G. Morello
Arduini-Schuster, M.C., see Kuhn, J. 186 (1995) 184 and P. Valenti, PECVD a-SiN,:H
Arduini-Schuster, M.C., see Kuhn, J. 186 (1995) 291 films for dielectric insulation in
Arekat, S., see Al-Dallal, S. 196 (1996) 168 buried ridge structure Fabry—Perot
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