US-India Cooperative Research: Laser and Plasma Deposition and Adhesion of Diamond and Diamondlike Films, Award in Indian and US Currencies

描述：该奖项是为美国-印度合作研究在材料科学的研究合作在贾格迪什·纳拉扬，北卡罗莱纳州立大学，罗利和S.C. Agrawal，印度理工学院，坎普尔的指导下。激光和等离子体沉积和附着金刚石和类金刚石薄膜将影响和比热在非晶合金中的研究将确定金属玻璃的电学和磁性能之间的相关性。虽然在顺磁性玻璃金属的电输运编目和解释方面取得了相当大的进展，但非磁性过程以及与磁性和磁散射过程相关的非磁性过程在非晶磁性合金中的相对重要性尚未完全确立。美国小组在研究非磁性非晶合金的电子传递和表面化学方面一直是最活跃的，而印度小组在研究磁性玻璃金属的电子传递方面一直是一个主要因素。两个小组的专业知识和实验能力具有很强的互补性，可以很好地结合起来完成研究目标。范围：在美国，对非晶金属的研究一度远比印度密集。然而，美国的研究重点已经转移到其他领域。目前，没有一个研究项目是专门为非晶态金属的研究而资助的。在印度乃至全世界，这个主题的主要工作将由Majumdar和他在坎普尔的团队来完成。美国的合作将确保获得非晶金属的主要实验研究，以低成本获得由此产生的技术，并进一步了解非晶合金的基本运输。该奖项由国际项目部和化学与运输系统部联合资助。* * *

9605181 Narayan Description: This award is for the US-India Cooperative Research research collaboration in materials science under the direction of Jagdish Narayan, North Carolina State University, Raleigh and S.C. Agrawal, Indian Institute of Technology, Kanpur. The research entitled Laser and Plasma Deposition and Adhesion of Diamond and Diamondlike Films will Effect and Specific Heat in Amorphous Alloys will determine the correlations between the electrical and magnetic properties of metallic glasses. While considerable progress has been made in cataloging and explaining electrical transport in paramagnetic glassy metals, the relative importance of nonmagnetic processes and those associated with magnetism and magnetic scattering processes in amorphous magnetic alloys has not been completely established. The U.S. group has been among the most active studying electron transport and surface chemistry of nonmagnetic amorphous alloys, and the Indian group has been a mahor factor in the study of electron transport in magnetic glassy metals. The expertise and experimental capabilities of the two groups are highly complementary and will combine well to accomplish the research objectives. Scope: In the United States the study of amorphous metals had, at one time, been far more intensive than in India. However, research priorities in the United States have shifted to other areas. Presently, no research programs are funded solely for the study of amorphous metals. The main effort on this topic in India and perhaps worldwide will be performed by Majumdar and his group at Kanpur. U.S. collaboration will insure access to major experimental research on amorphous metals, access to the resulting technology at low cost, and the furthering of basic understanding on transport in amorphous alloys. This award is jointly funded by the Division of International Programs and the Division of Chemical and Transport Systems. ***