Citation: W. Szymczak et al., Characterisation of fulvic acids and glycyrrhizic acid by time-of-flight secondary ion mass spectrometry, ACT HYDR HY, 28(7), 2001, pp. 350-358
Authors:
Wittmaack, K
Hammerl, E
Eisele, I
Patel, SB
Citation: K. Wittmaack et al., Peak or centroid - which parameter is better suited for quantifying apparent marker locations in low-energy sputter depth profiling with reactive primary ion beams?, SURF INT AN, 31(9), 2001, pp. 893-896
Citation: K. Wittmaack, Influence of the depth calibration procedure on the apparent shift of impurity depth profiles measured under conditions of long-term changes in erosion rate, J VAC SCI B, 18(1), 2000, pp. 1-6
Authors:
Wittmaack, K
Griesche, J
Osten, HJ
Patel, SB
Citation: K. Wittmaack et al., In search of optimum conditions for the growth of sharp and shallow B-delta markers in Si by molecular beam epitaxy, J VAC SCI B, 18(1), 2000, pp. 524-528
Authors:
Wittmaack, K
Szymczak, W
Hoheisel, G
Tuszynski, W
Citation: K. Wittmaack et al., Time-of-flight secondary ion mass spectrometry of matrix-diluted oligo- and polypeptides bombarded with slow and fast projectiles: Positive and negative matrix and analyte ion yields, background signals, and sample aging, J AM SOC M, 11(6), 2000, pp. 553-563
Citation: B. Hietel et K. Wittmaack, Thickness uniformity of beryllium foils derived from energy loss broadening of transmitted MeV protons, NUCL INST B, 161, 2000, pp. 563-567
Citation: K. Wittmaack et B. Hietel, Optimisation of peak-to-background ratios in proton-induced X-ray analysisof material deposited on thin and thick backings, NUCL INST B, 161, 2000, pp. 814-818
Citation: K. Wittmaack et al., Surface recession of silicon under normally incident oxygen bombardment studied by atomic force microscopy of microscale sputtered craters, SURF INT AN, 29(10), 2000, pp. 717-720
Citation: K. Wittmaack, Local SiO2 formation in silicon bombarded with oxygen above the critical angle for beam-induced oxidation: new evidence from sputtering yield ratios and correlation with data obtained by other techniques, SURF INT AN, 29(10), 2000, pp. 721-725
Citation: K. Wittmaack, Reply to the 'Comment on "The 'infinite velocity method': a means of concentration calibration in secondary ion mass spectrometry?'" [Surf. Sci. 429 (1999) 84], SURF SCI, 453(1-3), 2000, pp. L332-L335
Authors:
Halder, H
Menzel, N
Hietel, B
Wittmaack, K
Citation: H. Halder et al., A new analysis chamber with a rotating target holder for total-sample PIXEanalysis of aerosol deposits collected in Berner impactors, NUCL INST B, 150(1-4), 1999, pp. 90-95
Authors:
Menzel, N
Hietel, B
Leirer, M
Szymczak, W
Wittmaack, K
Citation: N. Menzel et al., A spray technique for preparing uniform large-area PIXE calibration standards from aqueous solutions, NUCL INST B, 150(1-4), 1999, pp. 96-102
Citation: K. Wittmaack, The 'infinite velocity method': a means of concentration calibration in secondary ion mass spectrometry?, SURF SCI, 429(1-3), 1999, pp. 84-101
Citation: Y. Kataoka et K. Wittmaack, Ion-induced electron emission as a means of studying energy- and angle-dependent compositional changes of solids bombarded with reactive ions - II. Nitrogen bombardment of silicon, SURF SCI, 424(2-3), 1999, pp. 299-310
Citation: K. Wittmaack, Ion-induced electron emission as a means of studying energy- and angle-dependent compositional changes of solids bombarded with reactive ions - I. Oxygen bombardment of silicon, SURF SCI, 419(2-3), 1999, pp. 249-264
Citation: K. Wittmaack et al., Dose calibration for through-oxide doping distributions from time-dependent secondary-ion-mass-spectrometry depth profiles with only one sensitivity factor, APPL PHYS L, 74(26), 1999, pp. 3969-3971