Susumu Imashuku

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Shimane University

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Professor Susumu Imashuku is a faculty member at Shimane University in Japan. His research focuses on optical emission spectroscopy, compositional analysis of thin films, and non-destructive techniques in materials science. Recent publications include studies on the real-time determination of film composition and the factors affecting cathodoluminescence intensity in heat-resistant alloys.

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Makoto Nagasako

Institute for Materials Research, Tohoku University

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Factors Affecting Cathodoluminescence Intensity of Internal <i>α</i>-alumina Scales on Heat-resistant Alloys

Optical emission spectroscopy of SiC films during the sputtering process for predicting its real-time composition

Effect of Secondary Fluorescence in Thin‐Film Thickness on Compositional Determination Using Electron Probe Microanalysis

Portable X‐Ray Reflectometer for Thickness and Density Determination of Mono‐ and Multi‐Layer Thin Films

Real-time determination of sputtered TiC film composition using optical emission spectroscopy

Preface to the Special Issue “Non-destructive or On-site Analysis for Materials related to Steel Industry”

Rapid Identification of Crystal Structure of Alumina Scale on Heat-resistant Alloy

Determination of the Maximum Surface Chromia Thickness for the Nondestructive Identification of Internal Alumina Scales on a Heat-resistant Alloy Using Cathodoluminescence

Distinguishing xenotime and zircon in ores and estimating the xenotime content for on-site analysis

In situ compositional analysis of ZnO films deposited using sputtering

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Makoto Nagasako

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