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3He in permanently shadowed lunar polar surfaces by Cocks, Franklin Hadley

“…Because of their cryogenic temperatures, analysis indicates that permanently shadowed polar lunar craters may have substantially higher levels of 3He than…”
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Transient cavitation and acoustic emission produced by different laser lithotripters by Zhong, P, Tong, H L, Cocks, F H, Pearle, M S, Preminger, G M

“…Transient cavitation and shockwave generation produced by pulsed-dye and holmium:YAG laser lithotripters were studied using high-speed photography and acoustic…”
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Carbon Diffusion in Lanthanum Erbium Carbide Stabilized in the Cubic Fluorite Structure by Simmons, W. Neal, Cocks, Franklin Hadley

“…Lanthanum erbium carbide, La 0.5 Er 0.5 C 2 , a salt-like carbide with a cubic fluorite phase structure, has been produced from 13 C, allowing carbon diffusion…”
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High-throughput ab initio analysis of the Bi–In, Bi–Mg, Bi–Sb, In–Mg, In–Sb, and Mg–Sb systems by Curtarolo, Stefano, Kolmogorov, Aleksey N., Cocks, Franklin Hadley

“…Prediction and characterization of crystal structures of alloys are a key problem in materials research. Using high-throughput ab initio calculations we…”
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High-throughput ab initio analysis of the Bi-In, Bi-Mg, Bi-Sb, In-Mg, In-Sb. and Me-Sb systems by Curtarolo, Stefano, Kolmogorov, Aleksey N, Cocks, Franklin Hadley

“…Prediction and characterization of crystal structures of alloys are a key problem in materials research. Using high-throughput ab initio calculations we…”
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Large-scale Space Engineering by Cocks, Franklin Hadley

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High-throughput ab initio analysis of the Bi-In, Bi-Mg, Bi-Sb, In-Mg, In-Sb, and Mg-Sb systems by Curtarolo, Stefano, Kolmogorov, Aleksey N, Cocks, Franklin Hadley

“…Calphad 29, 155-161 (2005). Prediction and characterization of crystal structures of alloys are a key problem in materials research. Using high-throughput ab…”
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Global Warming vs. the Next Ice Age by Cocks, Franklin Hadley

“…Global warming is an inescapable issue for today's age. But 180 years ago, most scientists believed that Earth had been steadily cooling since it was formed…”
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