Spectroscopic and electrical study of rare-gas-based, hollow cathode luminescent discharges: Application to the lifetime and efficiency enhancement of mercury-free signs

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1. Plasma diagnostics by laser spectroscopic electric field measurement
2. Three-dimensional modeling of inductively coupled plasma torches
3. Laminar plasma jets: Generation, characterization, and applications for materials surface processing
4. Exploration of the deposition limits of microcrystalline silicon
5. Control of deposition profile of Cu for large-scale integration (LSI) interconnects by plasma chemical vapor deposition
6. Deposition mechanism of nanostructured thin films from tetrafluoroethylene glow discharges
7. Complex (dusty) plasmas: Examples for applications and observation of magnetron-induced phenomena
8. Three-dimensional transition map of flattening behavior in the thermal spray process
9. Diagnostics for advanced materials processing by plasma spraying
10. Spectroscopic and electrical study of rare-gas-based, hollow cathode luminescent discharges: Application to the lifetime and efficiency enhancement of mercury-free signs
11. Thermal plasma deposition from thick to thin coatings and from micro- to nanostructure
12. Atmospheric pressure plasma of dielectric barrier discharges
13. Practical guide to measurement and interpretation of magnetic properties (IUPAC Technical Report)