ESN Information Bulletin. European Science Notes Information Bulletin Reports on Current European/Middle Eastern Science

The European Science Notes Information Bulletin (ESNIB) 90-05 is a compilation of reports on recent develop. ments in European science of specific interest to the U.S. research and development community, and is issued in support of the mission of the Office of Naval Research European Office. Issue N...

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Main Author: Orendorf, Connie R
Format: Report
Language:English
Subjects:
ARMY RESEARCH
ATMOSPHERIC ELECTRICITY
Computer Hardware
COMPUTERIZED SIMULATION
DYNAMIC PRESSURE
Electrical and Electronic Equipment
Electricity and Magnetism
EUROPE
EXPLOSIVES
GAS DYNAMICS
GEOMAGNETISM
HIGH PRESSURE
HIGH TEMPERATURE SUPERCONDUCTORS
HYDRODYNAMIC CODES
INTEGRATED CIRCUITS
MAGNETIC FIELDS
MAGNETOSPHERE
METALLURGY
Metallurgy and Metallography
MICROELECTRONICS
MOLECULAR STRUCTURE
NAVAL RESEARCH
NONDESTRUCTIVE TESTING
SCIENTIFIC LITERATURE
SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICES
SHOCK WAVES
STRAIN HARDENING
SUPERCOMPUTERS
UNDERWATER ACOUSTICS
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Summary:The European Science Notes Information Bulletin (ESNIB) 90-05 is a compilation of reports on recent develop. ments in European science of specific interest to the U.S. research and development community, and is issued in support of the mission of the Office of Naval Research European Office. Issue Number 90-05, in addition to European area news, notes, and abstracts, contains reports in the fields of Acoustics, Atmospheric Electricity, Computer Science, Electronics, and Physics. The value of the ESNIB to Americans is to call attention to current activity in European science and technology and to identify the institutions and people responsible for these efforts. The ESNIB authors are primarily ONREUR staff members; other reports are prepared by or in cooperation with staff members of the USAF European Office of Aerospace Research and Development or the U.S. Army Research, Development and Standardination Group. Scientists from the U.S. who are traveling in Europe may also be invited to submit reports. (AN)