Space Science Enterprises / SSB / Ge / Aerospace Technology / /
Country
Chile / United States / /
Currency
USD / / /
Facility
National Institute of Standards and Technology / TUNNEL JUNCTION / Stratospheric Observatory / California Institute of Technology / University of California / /
IndustryTerm
cold multilayer metal mesh filters / detection systems / metal waveguide block / electromagnetic simulation software / filter bank / millimeter wave bolometer systems / energy scale / detector technologies / photon energy / mixer chip / energy gap / heterodyne receiver systems / normal metal / heterodyne systems / filter technology / wireless communications / carrier frequencies / software packages / present technology / energy / metal / gap energy / chemical reactions / nonlinear device / millimeter wave technology / relative energy shift / electromagnetic energy / kinetic energy / dark energy / bias network / disks containing gas / interstellar gas / detector technology / metal mesh filters / spectroscopic imaging / quantum interference device / inside cold molecular gas clouds / warm molecular and atomic gas / slower power-law dependence / Energy diagram / fabrication technologies / /
MusicGroup
IR / Johnson / /
NaturalFeature
Cooper / Atacama desert / /
OperatingSystem
Fermi / /
Organization
California Institute of Technology / National Science Foundation / University of California / Berkeley / National Institute of Standards and Technology / Division of Physics / Mathematics / and Astronomy / Universities Space Research Organization / National Aeronautics and Space Administration / /
Person
PAUL L. RICHARDS / Gordon / JONAS ZMUIDZINAS / Tien / /
Superconducting Detectors and Mixers for Millimeter and Submillimeter Astrophysics JONAS ZMUIDZINAS, MEMBER, IEEE, AND PAUL L. RICHARDS Invited Paper Superconducting detectors will play an increasingly significant