A radio frequency power oscillator and impedance matching device.

Author

Charles D. Preston

Publication Date

6-1-1963

Abstract

Certain molecules, called “globular” molecules, when first solidified form what are called “plastic” crystals. They are called “globular” either because they may exhibit an approximate spherical symmetry about their center of structure or because they may be small enough or of such a shape as to appear spherically symmetric because of rotation. The first case might be exemplified by methane (CH4) which has the configuration of a regular tetrahedron. The second case might be exemplified by hydrogen chloride (HCL).

Degree Name

Physics

Level of Degree

Masters

Department Name

Physics & Astronomy

First Committee Member (Chair)

John Root Green

Second Committee Member

Christopher Pratt Leavitt

Third Committee Member

Victor H. Regener

Language

English

Document Type

Thesis

Recommended Citation

Preston, Charles D.. "A radio frequency power oscillator and impedance matching device.." (1963). https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/phyc_etds/154