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Subgap Density of States in Ultrathin Superconductor-Normal Metal Bilayers (.pdf)
Z. Long, M. Stewart, T. Kouh, and J. Valles

Electrostatic Tuning of the Superconductor-Insulator Transition (.pdf)
A. Goldman, K. Parendo, S. Tan, M. Eblen, A. Bhattacharya, and N. Staley

Fermi Liquid Interaction-Induced Metallic Transport of Dilute 2D Holes in GaAs:
A Critical Examination by the Hall Effect (.pdf)
X. Gao, G. Boebinger, A. Mills, Jr., A. Ramirez, L. Pfeiffer, and K. West

Shining the Light on Ultra-Thin Films (.pdf)
J.J. Tu, M. Strongin, C.C. Homes, G.L. Carr, and Y. Imry.

Atomistic Models for Low-Temperature Epitaxial Growth of Metal Films (.pdf version)
Atomistic Models for Low-Temperature Epitaxial Growth of Metal Films (.ppt version)
Modeling & Simulation: K. Caspersen, M. Li, J. Evans
STM Expt: C. Stoldt, A. Layson, E. Cox, C. Chung, P. Thiel

Last Modified: February 4, 2008

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