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[en] A 365 mm diameter goniometric chamber with two axes capable to an accuracy of the order of 0.01 deg has been designed and constructed for various nuclear reaction experiments. Two rotation arms carry the counters at adjustable radii. The arms are externally rotated and the angular position is read on an electric readout panel. The construction details of the goniometric chamber together with some experimental results obtained in 3 years of utilization such as cross section and channeling measurements are described. (author)

[en] Details are given of the design of a small (3.5 x 2cm) goniometer (patent pending) for use in either the AP or the lateral projections. (author)

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[en] Observations made on 10 July 1972, using four goniometer (direction-finding) VLF receivers established in eastern Canada, have been analyzed. The regions where multicomponent, two-hop whisters emerge from the ionosphere into the earth-ionosphere waveguide have been found by triangulation, for the first time. For recordings made before the total solar eclipse, the L-values of the whistler exit points determined by triangulation are consistently lower, by about 0.7 of an L-value, than those determined from their nose frequencies. This discrepancy cannot be fully accounted for by the effect of the ring current. In order to explain it, it is postulated that on this occasion the electron-density trough in the topside ionosphere lies at a lower L-value than that of the plasma-pause. Ray-tracing studies show that, on the high-latitude side of the trough, the waves are refracted to higher L-values before becoming ducted. Thus the multigoniometer technique is proving to be a powerful method of studying both temporal and spatial variations of the ionospheric and magnetospheric plasmas. Networks of goniometers should be established during IMS

[en] The project and construction of a two-axis automatic goniometer, operated by step motors, adaptable to the scanning goniometer SG-7 or SG-8 fabricated by Rigaku-Deuki. To allow the operation of this texture goniometer, computer codes has been developed. (E.G.)

[en] The crystal is fastened in an all-round-goniometer and cooled by means of a fluid coolant and dry gas. To prevent a frosting of the crystal support and of the head part of the goniometer a conical plate stays between the goniometer head part and the crystal. The plate does not touch the crystal support and can be electrically heated. (DG)

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[en] A versatile goniometer system with associated electronic components and mechanical instruments has been assembled. It is designed to measure spectral, specular reflectances of highly reactive liquid or solid substances over a spectral range of 0.3 to 9 μ and incidence angles of 12 to 30⁰ off the normal direction. The capability of measuring reflectances of liquid substances clearly distinguishes this experimental design from conventional systems which are applicable only to solid substances. This design has been used to measure the spectral, specular reflectance of liquid sodium and preliminary results obtained are compared with those of solid sodium measured by other investigators

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