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Rowland E. Johnson

Texas Instruments

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Archive | 1959

Method of producing gallium or aluminum arsenides and phosphides

Rowland E. Johnson; Edward W Mehal

Archive | 1969

Three-dimensional integrated circuits and methods of making same

Robert W Haisty; Rowland E. Johnson; Edward W Mehal

Archive | 1965

Double doping of iii-v compound semiconductor material

Rowland E. Johnson; Jr Ernest C Wurst

Archive | 1968

Intrinsic-appearing gallium arsenide compound semiconductor material

Rowland E. Johnson; Edward W Mehal; Ralph J. Hach; Robert W Haisty

Journal of The Electrochemical Society | 1972

Preparation of ( Y , Yb , Er ) F 3 Phosphors for Green‐Light Emission

Sidney G. Parker; Rowland E. Johnson

Archive | 1965

Process of growing cubic zinc sulfide crystals in a molten salt solvent

Rowland E. Johnson; Sidney G. Parker

Archive | 1969

THREE TERMINAL ACTIVE GLASS MEMORY ELEMENT

Robert W Haisty; Rowland E. Johnson

Archive | 1961

Method of zone refining for impurities having segregation coefficients greater than unity

Rowland E. Johnson

Archive | 1973

Pb-SnTe Single Crystals.

Rowland E. Johnson; Sidney G. Parker

ChemInform | 1972

HERST. VON (Y, YB, ER)F3-PHOSPHOREN ZUR EMISSION VON GRUENEM LICHT

Sidney G. Parker; Rowland E. Johnson

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Edward W Mehal

Texas Instruments

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Sidney G. Parker

Texas Instruments

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Robert W Haisty

Texas Instruments

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Jr Ernest C Wurst

Texas Instruments

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