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    Open access e-books by Hellman, E.S

    Published in Library Technology Reports (01-11-2011)
    “…As e-books emerge into the public consciousness, "open access" (a concept already familiar to scholarly publishers and academic libraries), will play an…”
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    The no shelf required guide to E-book purchasing (Library technology reports, vol. 47, no. 8) by Polanka, Sue

    Published 2011
    “…The increasingly important role that e-books and e-readers are playing in libraries makes it essential for librarians to get a handle on the ins and outs of…”
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    Epitaxial Ba sub 1 minus x K sub x BiO sub 3 films on MgO: Nucleation, cracking, and critical currents by Hellman, E.S., Hartford, E.H., Gyorgy, E.M.

    Published in Applied physics letters (25-03-1991)
    “…A two-step growth technique is used to obtain (100) oriented Ba{sub 1{minus}{ital x}}K{sub {ital x}}BiO{sub 3} films with good superconducting properties by…”
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    Heteroepitaxial Ba 1− xK xBiO 3/La 2− ySr yCuO 4 superconducting junctions by Hellman, E.S., Kwo, J.R., Kussmaul, A., Hartford, E.H.

    Published in Physica. C, Superconductivity (1995)
    “…The properties of junctions made by growing superconducting Ba 1− x K x BiO 3 (BKBO) epitaxially on superconducting La 1.85Sr 0.15CuO 4 (LSCO) epitaxial films…”
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    Pauli-limited critical field of Ba/sub 1-x/K/sub x/BiO/sub 3/ determined from quasiparticle tunneling by Roesler, G., Tedrow, P.M., Hellman, E.S., Hartford, E.H.

    “…A planar tunnel diode with Ba/sub 1-x/K/sub x/BiO/sub 3/ (BKBO) and Ag electrodes were fabricated. The dynamic conductance of the junction was similar to that…”
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    All-high T sub c Josephson tunnel junction: Ba sub 1 minus x K sub x BiO sub 3 /Ba sub 1 minus x K sub x BiO sub 3 junctions by Pargellis, A.N., Sharifi, F., Dynes, R.C., Miller, B., Hellman, E.S., Rosamilia, J.M., Hartford, E.H. Jr

    Published in Applied physics letters (07-01-1991)
    “…We have fabricated all-high {ital T}{sub {ital c}} superconducting tunnel junctions in the material Ba{sub 1{minus}{ital x}}K{sub {ital x}}BiO{sub 3}. The…”
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    Molecular Beam Epitaxy of Superconducting (Rb,Ba)BiO sub 3 by Hellman, E S, Hartford, E H, Fleming, R M

    Published in Applied physics letters (13-11-1989)
    “…The simple cubic perovskite (Rb,Ba)BiO sub 3 can be grown at temperatures < 350 deg C by molecular beam epitaxy using a rf plasma atomic oxygen source. Films…”
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    Molecular beam epitaxy of layered Dy-Ba-Cu-O compounds by SCHLOM, D. G, ECKSTEIN, J. N, TURNER, F, HELLMAN, E. S, STREIFFER, S. K, HARRIS, J. S. JR, BEASLEY, M. R, BRAVMAN, J. C, GEBALLE, T. H, WEBB, C, VON DESSONNECK, K. E

    Published in Applied physics letters (24-10-1988)
    “…Heteroepitaxial Dy-Ba-Cu-O films have been grown in situ on SrTiO3 substrates using an oxygen plasma beam and elemental source beams in a modified molecular…”
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    Molecular beam epitaxy of dysprosium barium cuprous oxides using molecular oxygen by Hellman, E.S., Hartford, E.H., Fitzgerald, E.A.

    Published in Journal of materials research (01-04-1992)
    “…Epitaxy of cupric oxides, such as the high temperature superconductor YBa2Cu3O7, using “vacuum” techniques requires either activated forms of oxygen, such as…”
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    Quasiparticle-tunneling properties of Ba[sub 1[minus][ital x]]K[sub [ital x]]BiO[sub 3]/BaBi[sub 2]O[sub [ital y]]/Ba[sub 1[minus][ital x]]K[sub [ital x]]BiO[sub 3] sandwich junctions by Martin, S., Hellman, E.S., Kussmaul, A., Hartford, E.H. Jr

    Published in Physical review. B, Condensed matter (01-06-1993)
    “…Quasiparticle-tunneling measurements on sandwich junctions patterned from molecular-beam-epitaxy-grown Ba[sub 1[minus][ital x]]K[sub [ital x]]BiO[sub…”
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    Variable-range-hopping transport in Ba sub 1 minus x K sub x BiO sub 3 (0 lt x lt 0. 35) by Hellman, E.S., Miller, B., Rosamilia, J.M., Hartford, E.H., Baldwin, K.W.

    Published in Physical review. B, Condensed matter (01-11-1991)
    “…Resistivity measurements on semiconducting single crystals and thin films of Ba{sub 1{minus}{ital x}}K{sub {ital x}}BiO{sub 3} ({ital x}{lt}0.35) grown by…”
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    Effects of oxygen on the sublimation of alkaline earths from effusion cells by Hellman, E. S., Hartford, E. H.

    “…The stability of the atomic flux from effusion cells is essential for the application of molecular‐beam epitaxy (MBE) to new materials systems. In particular,…”
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    Adsorption controlled molecular beam epitaxy of rubidium barium bismuth oxide by Hellman, E. S., Hartford, E. H.

    “…Measurements of the sticking coefficients for rubidium, barium, and bismuth have been made during molecular beam epitaxy of (Rb,Ba)BiO3 on MgO. This simple…”
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    Circular dichroism observed in bismuthate superconductors by LYONS, K. B, DILLON, J. F, HELLMAN, E. S, HARTFORD, E. H, MCGLASHAN-POWELL, M

    Published in Physical review. B, Condensed matter (01-05-1991)
    “…We report observation of circular dichroism (CD) in reflection from two bismuthate superconducting thin films, rubidium barium bismuthate. This signal is…”
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    Epitaxial growth of high‐temperature superconducting thin films by Eckstein, J. N., Schlom, D. G., Hellman, E. S., von Dessonneck, K. E., Chen, Z. J., Webb, C., Turner, F., Harris, J. S., Beasley, M. R., Geballe, T. H.

    “…We report the development of molecular‐beam epitaxy (MBE) techniques for the growth of high‐temperature, perovskite‐like superconductors. The use of a plasma…”
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