Materials Processing in High Gravity: Proceedings of the Second International Workshop Held in Potsdam, New York, June 6-12, 1993 (Blood Cell Biochemistry)

Thermal Stability and the Suppression of Convection in a Rotating Fluid on Earth; W.A. Arnold, L.L. Regel. Convective Flows during Crystal Growth in a Centrifuge; V.A. Urpin. Removal of Convective Instabilities in Liquid Metals by Centrifugation; A. Chevy, et al. Growth of GaAs Single Crystals at High Gravity; B. Zhou, et al. Response of Temperature Oscillations in a Tin Melt to Centrifugal Effects; W.J. Ma, et al. Unsteady Thermal Convection of Melts in a 2D Horizontal Boat in a Centrifugal Field with Consideration of the Coriolis Effect; F. Tao, et al. Variation of Effective Impurity Segregation Coefficient in Tellurium Grown under High Gravity; I.I. Farbshtein, et al. Analysis of Impurity Distribution by Galvanomagnetic Method in InSb Obtained under High Gravity Conditions; I.I. Farbshtein, et al. Microstructural Development in PbSn Alloys Subjected to Highgravity during Controlled Directional Solidification; R.N. Grugel, et al. The Role of Thermal Stress in Vertical Bridgman Growth of CdZnTe Crystals; T. Lee, et al. Morphological Stability of Directional Solidification in a Centrifugal Field; V.S. Yuferev. 11 additional articles. Index.