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[en] The electronic band structure of InSb(111) along the Γ-Λ-L<111> direction was determined using angle-resolved photoemission spectroscopy for the photon energy between 9 and 39 eV via synchrotron radiation. The bulk band dispersion is in agreement with earlier theoretical calculations. The In- (group III-) terminated InSb(111) surface shows surface Umklapp transitions and reflection of the bulk density of states. We found two nondispersive features which were not reported before. They are related to the surface state and the resonance process of the InSb(111)-2x2. (author)

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[en] Highlights: •Large magnetoresistance observed in La_0.2Gd_0.5Ba_0.3MnO₃ compound. •Results analyzed considering disorder induced short range interaction. •Size disorder plays vital role for colossal magnetoresistance. - Abstract: The observation of significantly large magnetoresistance at the liquid nitrogen temperature range in the polycrystalline La_0.2Gd_0.5Ba_0.3MnO₃ (LGBMO) compound has been addressed in the present manuscript. The motivation of considering LGBMO sample is the average ‘A’ site ionic radius $〈r_A〉$ and tolerance factor (t), almost same as that of La_0.7Sr_0.3MnO₃ (LSMO), which is a well studied colossal magnetoresistive material. Magnetoresistance of the LGBMO compound has been compared with the LSMO as well as parent compound La_0.7Ba_0.3MnO₃(LBMO) to show the enhancement of magnetoresistance in LGBMO compound. This observed nature has been elucidated considering the disorder induced short range magnetic interaction due to the enhance size disorder parameter (${\sigma }^2$). Our study revels that, size disorder parameter plays the crucial role for enhancing the colossal magnetoresistance.

[en] Optimum conditions have been chosen for titration of indium with EDTA solution in anhydrous propanol and its mixtures with some aprotic solvents using amperometric and point detection. A procedure is suggested of determining indium microcontents in the presence of large amounts of other elements. The procedure is based on its extraction preseparation followed by direct titration in the extract with a standard EDTA solution

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