Nodes: 876, Authors: 1430, Journals: 212, Outer References: 26806, Words: 1958
Collection span: 1951 - 2005
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#	LCR	NCR	Node / Date / Journal / Author	LCS	GCS
801	1	8	585 1978 POST OFFICE ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS JOURNAL 71 (JUL): 101-109 ROWE MD SELECTION OF MICROPROCESSORS	0	2
802	1	8	587 1978 RADIO AND ELECTRONIC ENGINEER 48 (3): 122-126 PAYNE JL SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT WORKSHOP FOR PROGRAMMABLE MICROELECTRONICS	0	0
803	4	8	652 1981 JOURNAL OF QUANTITATIVE SPECTROSCOPY & RADIATIVE TRANSFER 26 (4): 303-305 GELFAND J; ZUGHUL M; RABITZ H; HANS CJ ABSORPTION INTENSITIES FOR THE 4-0 THROUGH 7-0 OVERTONE BANDS OF HCL	9	20
804	1	8	702 1983 MICROELECTRONICS AND RELIABILITY 23 (1): 179-181 SRIVASTAVA A; BOYD JT CONTROL OF BORON-DIFFUSION IN POLYSILICON FOR CONSTRUCTING OVERLAPPING POLYSILICON GATE CHARGE-COUPLED-DEVICES	0	0
805	3	8	709 1984 APPLIED SPECTROSCOPY 38 (5): 705-709 BINGHAM D; BURTON CH ANALYSIS OF MULTI-COMPONENT GAS-MIXTURES BY CORRELATION OF INFRARED-SPECTRA	0	2
806	3	8	747 1985 JOURNAL OF QUANTITATIVE SPECTROSCOPY & RADIATIVE TRANSFER 33 (4): 365-371 BALLARD J; JOHNSTON WB; MOFFAT PH; LLEWELLYNJONES DT EXPERIMENTAL-DETERMINATION OF THE TEMPERATURE-DEPENDENCE OF NITROGEN-BROADENED LINE WIDTHS IN THE 1-REVERSIBLE-0 BAND OF HCL	2	17
807	1	7	92 1961 JOURNAL OF CHEMICAL PHYSICS 34 (2): 587-& LINEVSKY MJ INFRARED SPECTRUM OF LITHIUM FLUORIDE MONOMER BY MATRIX ISOLATION	1	87
808	2	7	128 1962 JOURNAL OF THE OPTICAL SOCIETY OF AMERICA 52 (10): 1113-& HERGET WF; NIELSEN AH; GAILAR NM; DEEDS WE; LOVELL RJ INFRARED SPECTRUM OF HYDROGEN FLUORIDE - LINE POSITIONS AND LINE SHAPES .2. TREATMENT OF DATA AND RESULTS	16	75
809	6	7	180 1964 JOURNAL OF THE OPTICAL SOCIETY OF AMERICA 54 (3): 422-& MALKMUS W; MACLAY GJ; BABROV HJ INTERPRETATION OF INFRARED SPECTRAL ABSORPTANCE MEASUREMENTS + CALCULATIONS FOR HC1	0	0
810	1	7	201 1965 PHYSICS LETTERS 19 (3): 208-& MCFARLAN.RA; HOWE JA STIMULATED EMISSION IN SYSTEM CO/CO2	0	6
#	LCR	NCR	Node / Date / Journal / Author	LCS	GCS
811	1	7	339 1971 APPLIED PHYSICS LETTERS 18 (8): 332-& FROHMANB.D MEMORY BEHAVIOR IN A FLOATING-GATE AVALANCHE-INJECTION MOS (FAMOS) STRUCTURE	0	51
812	1	7	346 1971 IEEE JOURNAL OF SOLID-STATE CIRCUITS SC 6 (5): 283-& WIEDMANN SK; BERGER HH SMALL-SIZE LOW-POWER BIPOLAR MEMORY CELL	0	10
813	1	7	446 1973 IEEE TRANSACTIONS ON ELECTRON DEVICES ED20 (7): 655-657 STAPPER CH DEFECT DENSITY DISTRIBUTION FOR LSI YIELD CALCULATIONS	1	69
814	2	7	511 1975 SOLID-STATE ELECTRONICS 18 (6): 529-532 HORIUCHI S; BLANCHARD R BORON-DIFFUSION IN POLYCRYSTALLINE SILICON LAYERS	0	33
815	0	7	538 1976 PROCEEDINGS OF THE IEEE 64 (6): 837-841 MOORE GE MICROPROCESSORS AND INTEGRATED ELECTRONIC TECHNOLOGY	8	8
816	4	6	89 1960 PROCEEDINGS OF THE ROYAL SOCIETY OF LONDON SERIES A-MATHEMATICAL AND PHYSICAL SCIENCES 258 (1295): 564-569 CASHION JK; POLANYI JC INFRA-RED CHEMILUMINESCENCE .2. SPECTROSCOPIC DATA	7	20
817	2	6	90 1960 SPECTROCHIMICA ACTA 16 (10): 1256-1256 BABROV HJ; AMEER GA; BENESCH WM COLLISION CROSS-SECTIONS FROM MEASUREMENTS OF INFRARED MOLECULAR ABSORPTION LINES	0	0
818	1	6	138 1963 JOURNAL OF CHEMICAL PHYSICS 38 (2): 461-& COMEFORD JJ; LIDE DR; MANN DE; SCHOEN LJ INFRARED SPECTRUM OF DIFLUORAMINE	4	31
819	2	6	169 1964 JOURNAL OF CHEMICAL PHYSICS 40 (3): 914-& JAMES TC; KLEMPERER W INTENSITY OF QUADRUPOLE FUNDAMENTAL OF MOLECULAR HYDROGEN . ROTATION-VIBRATION INTERACTION CORRECTION	0	9
820	1	6	260 1968 COMPTES RENDUS HEBDOMADAIRES DES SEANCES DE L ACADEMIE DES SCIENCES SERIE B 266 (26): 1593-& GIRAUD M; POURCIN J DETERMINATION OF WIDTH OF FIRST LINES OF PURE ROTATION OF HYDROCHLORIC GAS	0	6
#	LCR	NCR	Node / Date / Journal / Author	LCS	GCS
821	1	6	344 1971 ELECTRONICS 44 (10): 91-& FROHMANB.D ROM CAN BE ELECTRICALLY PROGRAMED AND REPROGRAMED AND REPROGRAMED	0	0
822	1	6	402 1972 IEEE TRANSACTIONS ON ELECTRON DEVICES ED19 (11): 1219-& MAI CC; HSWE M; PALMER RB ION IMPLANTATION COMBINED WITH SILICON-GATE TECHNOLOGY	0	3
823	1	6	549 1977 IEEE TRANSACTIONS ON NUCLEAR SCIENCE 24 (6): 2336-2340 DONOVAN RP; SIMONS M; BURGER RM RADIATION HARDENED LSI FOR 1980S - CMOS-SOS VS I2L	0	4
824	1	6	567 1978 APPLIED PHYSICS LETTERS 33 (4): 303-304 KANG MH; NGUYEN VT; CHANG TY; DAMEN TC; BURKHARDT EG 2-PHOTON RESONANCE-ENHANCED 3RD HARMONIC-GENERATION IN DEUTERIUM CHLORIDE	1	4
825	1	6	573 1978 IEEE TRANSACTIONS ON MAGNETICS 14 (5): 518-520 DESSERRE J; HELLE M; LAZZARI JP E-13-B OR CMC7 CHEQUE CODE MR AND CONVENTIONAL READING HEADS COMPARISON	1	3
826	5	6	657 1981 OPTIKA I SPEKTROSKOPIYA 50 (6): 1031-1033 BARANOV YI; VLASOVA OB; DOKUCHAEV AB; TONKOV MV SHAPE OF IR ABSORPTION-BANDS OF CARBON-MONOXIDE GAS	0	3
827	5	6	751 1985 PATTERN RECOGNITION 18 (5): 357-359 FLACK VF USING PROBABILITIES IN ANALYZING TWO-DIMENSIONAL SPATIAL PATTERNS	0	0
828	1	6	874 2005 BIOPHYSICAL JOURNAL 88 (5): 3731-3733 dos Santos RW; Koch H Interpreting biomagnetic fields of planar wave fronts in cardiac muscle	0	0
829	2	5	69 1959 JOURNAL OF MOLECULAR SPECTROSCOPY 3 (5): 473-485 SMITH DF THE OVERLAPPING HYDROGEN FLUORIDE MONOMER-DIMER SPECTRA	9	115
830	3	5	165 1964 COMPTES RENDUS HEBDOMADAIRES DES SEANCES DE L ACADEMIE DES SCIENCES 258 (22): 5383-& HAEUSLER C; MEYER C INTENSITE ET LARGEUR DES RAIES DE LA BANDE DE VIBRATION-ROTATION NU0 TO 3 DE LACIDE IODHYDRIQUE GAZEUX	0	2
#	LCR	NCR	Node / Date / Journal / Author	LCS	GCS
831	0	5	286 1969 IEEE SPECTRUM 6 (10): 28-& VADASZ LL; GROVE AS; ROWE TA; MOORE GE SILICON-GATE TECHNOLOGY	39	39
832	2	5	404 1972 JETP LETTERS-USSR 15 (6): 237-& AMBARTSU.RV; APATIN VM; LETOKHOV VS SELECTIVE LASER EXCITATION OF HIGH VIBRATIONAL LEVELS OF HCL MOLECULE	0	10
833	0	5	509 1975 SOLID STATE TECHNOLOGY 18 (2): 40-43 MOORE GE; LAW T WORLDWIDE WAFER STANDARDIZATION - FACT OR FANCY	3	3
834	1	5	783 1988 JOURNAL OF QUANTITATIVE SPECTROSCOPY & RADIATIVE TRANSFER 39 (3): 225-236 EAKIN RT INTERFERENCE IN TRANSMISSION SPECTRA OF OVERLAPPING LORENTZIAN LINES	0	0
835	1	4	22 1955 PHYSICAL REVIEW 98 (4): 1160-1160 BIRD GR MICROWAVE SPECTRUM OF NO2	0	0
836	1	4	31 1956 JOURNAL OF CHEMICAL PHYSICS 25 (6): 1282-1283 SMITH DW; HEDBERG K MOLECULAR STRUCTURE OF GASEOUS DINITROGEN TETROXIDE	10	84
837	1	4	44 1957 SPECTROCHIMICA ACTA 10 (2): 224-225 STRATTON RF; KELLER JW; NIELSEN AH REMARKS ON THE INFRA-RED SPECTRA OF HCOF, DCOF AND 2V2 - V2 OF NO2	0	0
838	1	4	52 1958 JOURNAL OF CHEMICAL PHYSICS 29 (3): 675-676 JAFFE JH; HIRSCHFELD MA; KIMEL S OPTICAL DISPERSION OF GASES IN THE INFRARED	0	2
839	2	4	253 1968 APPLIED OPTICS 7 (4): 695-& YALE GD; FORD DL; SHAW JH STRENGTHS OF N2O BANDS NEAR 4.5 MU	2	7
840	1	4	341 1971 CHEMICAL PHYSICS LETTERS 8 (6): 527-& GRAY CG PRESSURE-BROADENING OF ROTATIONAL RAMAN LINES OF HC1	1	9
#	LCR	NCR	Node / Date / Journal / Author	LCS	GCS
841	1	4	447 1973 IEEE TRANSACTIONS ON ELECTRON DEVICES ED20 (12): 1162-1164 MAI CC; CHAN TC; PALMER RB 3-MASK SELF-ALIGNED MOS TECHNOLOGY	0	0
842	3	4	503 1975 OPTIKA I SPEKTROSKOPIYA 38 (2): 256-258 PETROV SB; PODKLADENKO MV WIDTH OF SPECTRAL-LINES OF HCL UNDER BROADENING BY COLLISIONS WITH CO2 AND N2	0	0
843	1	4	630 1980 MEDICAL & BIOLOGICAL ENGINEERING & COMPUTING 18 (4): 427-432 HENDERSON JD; JOHNSTON EM A MICROCOMPUTER FOR ANALYSIS OF CONTINUOUS-FLOW ANALYZER CHART RECORDINGS	0	0
844	1	4	678 1982 PROCEEDINGS OF THE SOCIETY OF PHOTO-OPTICAL INSTRUMENTATION ENGINEERS 334: 52-57 RANGAPPAN A; KAO C YIELD IMPROVEMENT WITH PELLICALIZED MASKS IN PROJECTION PRINTING TECHNOLOGY	0	0
845	2	3	51 1958 JOURNAL OF CHEMICAL PHYSICS 29 (1): 252-253 KELLER JW; NIELSEN AH ANHARMONIC CONSTANT X22 OF N14O2	1	3
846	1	3	125 1962 JOURNAL OF THE OPTICAL SOCIETY OF AMERICA 52 (8): 858-& RANK DH; SLOMBA AF; WIGGINS TA; GARDNER EF ABUNDANCE OF N2O IN ATMOSPHERE	0	15
847	1	3	197 1965 JOURNAL OF THE CHEMICAL SOCIETY (JAN): 514-& BERTIE JE; MILLEN DJ HYDROGEN BONDING IN GASEOUS MIXTURES .4. INFRARED INTENSITIES . EFFECT OF DEUTERIUM SUBSTITUTION	0	62
848	0	3	261 1968 IEEE TRANSACTIONS ON MAGNETICS MAG4 (3): 319-& MOORE GE SEMICONDUCTOR MEMORIES	0	0
849	0	3	314 1970 ELECTRONICS 43 (4): 126-& MOORE GE WHAT LEVEL OF LSI IS BEST FOR YOU	44	44
850	1	3	608 1979 SOLID STATE TECHNOLOGY 22 (2): 85-& IPRI AC IMPACT OF DESIGN RULE REDUCTION ON SIZE, YIELD, AND COST OF INTEGRATED-CIRCUITS	1	4
#	LCR	NCR	Node / Date / Journal / Author	LCS	GCS
851	1	2	11 1954 JOURNAL OF CHEMICAL PHYSICS 22 (5): 955-955 BROWN M; WILSON MK BENDING FUNDAMENTAL OF NO2	3	3
852	0	2	24 1955 PHYSICAL REVIEW 98 (5): 1551-1551 BENEDICT WS; MOORE GE; SILVERMAN S COLLISION LINE WIDTHS AND SHAPES IN THE VIBRATION-ROTATION BANDS OF HCL	0	0
853	1	2	705 1983 TECHNOLOGICAL FORECASTING AND SOCIAL CHANGE 24 (2): 125-135 DAVIDSE J CHARACTERISTICS OF GROWTH AND LIMITATIONS IN ELECTRONICS	0	1
854	0	1	23 1955 PHYSICAL REVIEW 98 (5): 1550-1551 HERMAN R; MOORE GE; SILVERMAN S; WALLIS RF VIBRATION-ROTATION LINE INTENSITIES IN HCL AND DCL	0	0
855	0	1	844 1998 PROCEEDINGS OF THE IEEE 86 (1): 82-85 Moore GE Cramming more components onto integrated circuits (Reprinted from Electronics, pg 114-117, April 19, 1965)	7	7
856	1	1	865 2002 PHYSICS TODAY 55 (5): 15-15 Shuler KE Notes on Alpher, Herman, and Moore	0	0
857	0	0	21 1955 JOURNAL OF THE OPTICAL SOCIETY OF AMERICA 45 (10): 891-891 HOCHHEIMER BF; MOORE GE A SIMPLE SHORT-PATH ABSORPTION CELL	2	2
858	0	0	34 1956 SPECTROCHIMICA ACTA 8 (4-5): 292-292 MANN DE; BALL JJ; MOORE GE THE EMISSION SPECTRUM OF THE HYDROGEN-FLUORINE FLAME	0	0
859	0	0	190 1965 IEEE SPECTRUM 2 (3): 49-& MOORE GE MOS TRANSISTOR AS AN INDIVIDUAL DEVICE AND IN INTEGRATED ARRAYS	0	0
860	0	0	287 1969 IEEE TRANSACTIONS ON ELECTRON DEVICES ED16 (2): 234-& MOORE GE TRENDS IN SILICON DEVICE TECHNOLOGY	0	0
#	LCR	NCR	Node / Date / Journal / Author	LCS	GCS
861	0	0	315 1970 ELECTRONICS 43 (20): 56-& NEALE RG; NELSON DL; MOORE GE AMORPHOUS SEMICONDUCTORS .1. NONVOLATILE AND REPROGRAMABLE, READ-MOSTLY MEMORY IS HERE	18	18
862	0	0	318 1970 IEEE TRANSACTIONS ON MAGNETICS MAG6 (3): 590-& MOORE GE COMPETITIVE POTENTIAL OF SEMICONDUCTOR MEMORIES	0	0
863	0	0	343 1971 COMPUTER 4 (2): 6-& MOORE GE SEMICONDUCTOR RAMS - STATUS REPORT	0	0
864	0	0	350 1971 IEEE TRANSACTIONS ON MAGNETICS MAG7 (3): 404-& MOORE GE PERSPECTIVE OF CHARGE-TRANSFER DEVICES AND OTHER SHIFT REGISTERS	0	0
865	0	0	548 1977 IEEE TRANSACTIONS ON CONSUMER ELECTRONICS 23 (1): R10-R16 MOORE GE COST STRUCTURE OF SEMICONDUCTOR INDUSTRY AND ITS IMPLICATIONS FOR CONSUMER ELECTRONICS - LUNCHEON ADDRESS	2	2
866	0	0	664 1982 ELECTRONICS 55 (12): 8-8 MOORE GE RUMOR OF A REPORT	0	0
867	0	0	665 1982 ELECTRONICS 55 (25): 118-127 HELLER KE; SHUGART AF; LOHMANN FA; DARCY J; ROESSLE HF; et al. 11TH SURVEY SHOWS THAT ELECTRONICS LEADERS AROUND THE WORLD SHARE HOPE THAT THEIR STALLED ECONOMIES WILL REV UP IN 1983	0	0
868	0	0	686 1983 ELECTRONICS 56 (14): 24-24 MOORE GE NEEDED - MORE GOVERNMENT SUPPORT OF RESEARCH	0	0
869	0	0	713 1984 IEEE DESIGN & TEST OF COMPUTERS 1 (4): 15-23 MOORE GE A MACRO VIEW OF MICROELECTRONICS - MOORE,GORDON,E. OF INTEL	0	0
870	0	0	735 1985 HEWLETT-PACKARD JOURNAL 36 (11): 34-35 MOORE GE; SEYMOUR RS; BLOOMQUIST DR MANUFACTURING THIN-FILM DISKS	0	0
#	LCR	NCR	Node / Date / Journal / Author	LCS	GCS
871	0	0	796 1990 ELECTRONICS 63 (8): 95-95 MOORE GE INTELS EXIT FROM DRAMS WAS INTIMATELY TIED TO IBMS MICROPROCESSOR STRATEGY - THE TOUGH CHOICES	0	0
872	0	0	802 1991 COMPUTER 24 (9): 105-106 MOORE GE SEMICONDUCTOR TECHNOLOGY REACHES MIDDLE-AGE	0	0
873	0	0	823 1994 LASER FOCUS WORLD 30 (6): S37-& MOORE GE FIBEROPTIC CONNECTORS EXCEED APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS	0	0
874	0	0	824 1994 MICROELECTRONICS JOURNAL 25 (1): R11-R15 MOORE GE A QUARTER OF A CENTURY OF MICROELECTRONICS	0	0
875	0	0	835 1997 COMMUNICATIONS OF THE ACM 40 (2): 112-114 Moore GE The microprocessor: Engine of the technology revolution	0	0
876	0	0	836 1997 COMPUTER 30 (1): 16-21 Elliott TM; Parrish EA; Hoare T; Corbato FJ; Bloch E; et al. The next 50 years of computing	0	0

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