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Author Index (Print) PHYSICAL REVIEW B VOLUME 54, NUMBER 8 15 AUGUST 1996-II Cumulative Author Index All authors of papers published so far in the current volume are listed alphabetically with the issue and page numbers following the dash. A more complete index, with the full title and authors listed with each ®rst author's name, is published in the last issue of the volume. A cumulative author and subject index covering Physical Review A through E and Physical Review Letters is published annually under separate cover. Abdel-Hady, Afaf—͑6͒ 3851 Andrade, J. S., Jr.—͑6͒ 3910 Baldereschi, A.—͑8͒ 5691 Abd-Elmeguid, M. M.—͑2͒ R800 Andraka, B.—͑1͒ 48 Balestrino, G.—͑5͒ 3628 Abkemeier, Kristin M.—͑4͒ 2723 Andre´, Jean-Marie—͑4͒ 2381 Balev, O. G.—͑7͒ 4863 Abrikosov, I. A.—͑5͒ 3380 Andres, H. P.—͑6͒ 3830 Ball, James—͑5͒ 3499 Abromeit, Christian—͑5͒ 3142 Andrieu, S.—͑4͒ 2822 Ballabh, T. K.—͑6͒ 3926 Abstreiter, Gerhard—͑3͒ 1922 Anisimov, V. I.—͑7͒ 4387; ͑8͒ 5309 Ballone, P.—͑7͒ 5097 Abukawa, T.—͑7͒ 4456 Anlage, Steven M.—͑5͒ 3508 Balooch, M.—͑7͒ 5029 Acevedo, R.—͑6͒ 3976 Annett, James F.—͑4͒ R2271 Baltensperger, W.—͑1͒ 59 Anthony, T. R.—͑2͒ 920; ͑6͒ 3989 Adachi, Hirohiko—͑7͒ 4604 Bandler, S. R.—͑1͒ 534 Antisari, M. Vittori—͑1͒ 441 Adams, J. S.—͑1͒ 534 Bando, Y.—͑2͒ R756 Antonov, V. N.—͑6͒ R3706 Adams, James B.—͑4͒ 2910 Bandyopadhyay, S.—͑8͒ 5712, 5721 Antropov, V. P.—͑2͒ 1019 Adler, Joan—͑1͒ 364; ͑5͒ 2996 Bansil, A.—͑8͒ 5453 Anwand, W.—͑4͒ 2512; ͑5͒ 3084 Adroja, D. T.—͑6͒ 4189 Bao, Wei—͑6͒ R3726 Apell, S. P.—͑4͒ 2901 Aebi, P.—͑8͒ 5893 Bao, X.—͑3͒ 2249 Arlett, J.—͑5͒ 3394 Agam, Oded—͑4͒ 2607 Barabanov, A. V.—͑4͒ 2571 Armitage, J. G. M.—͑6͒ 4189 Ageev, V. N.—͑8͒ R5271 Barandiara´n, J. M.—͑5͒ 3026 Arnold, Z.—͑2͒ 1187 Agostino, R. G.—͑8͒ 5893 Baranger, H. U.—͑8͒ 5637 Arnoult, A.—͑8͒ R5267 Ahn, J. S.—͑7͒ 4621 Barbara, P. F.—͑6͒ R3683 Artigas, M.—͑6͒ 4093 Ahn, K. H.—͑5͒ 3007 Barberis, G. E.—͑2͒ 1123 Aruta, C.—͑5͒ 3628 Ahuja, Rajeev—͑3͒ 1673 Barbiellini, B.—͑4͒ 2397 Arvanitis, D.—͑8͒ 5920 Aiba, Yoshiro—͑4͒ R2304 Barilo, S. N.—͑6͒ 4276 Aryasetiawan, F.—͑8͒ 5353 Aı¨n, M.—͑2͒ 1105 Bartolo, R. E.—͑5͒ 3571 Asamitsu, A.—͑3͒ 1716 Aıˇzin, G. R.—͑3͒ 2049 Bartolome´, J.—͑6͒ 4093 Asano, S.—͑2͒ 1092 Aizpurua, J.—͑4͒ 2901 Basov, D.—͑2͒ 1264 Asatryan, A. A.—͑6͒ 3916 Akasaki, I.—͑4͒ 2518 Bassani, F.—͑4͒ 2667 Asayama, K.—͑5͒ 3070 Akbulut, M.—͑7͒ 5130; ͑8͒ R5271 Bassani, Franco—͑3͒ 2035 Aseev, A. L.—͑4͒ 2586 Aktsipetrov, O. A.—͑3͒ 1825 Ba¨ssler, H.—͑3͒ 1759; ͑8͒ 5536 Ashcroft, N. W.—͑2͒ R764 Alatalo, M.—͑4͒ 2397 Bastard, G.—͑8͒ 5629 Asoka-Kumar, P.—͑3͒ 1982; ͑7͒ 4722 Albrecht, M.—͑3͒ 1510 Basu, A. N.—͑6͒ 3926 Asokan, S.—͑7͒ 4413 Albrecht, T. F.—͑7͒ 4436 Basu, Chaitali—͑3͒ 1431 Attias, H.—͑4͒ 2696 Albuquerque, E. L.—͑4͒ 2949 Batista, C. D.—͑6͒ R3780 Auluck, Sushil—͑3͒ 1673 Alde´n, M.—͑4͒ 2917 Bauer, G.—͑1͒ 402; ͑7͒ 4500, 4820 Auric, P.—͑1͒ 416 Alekseev, P. A.—͑6͒ 3884 Bauer, Gerrit E. W.—͑4͒ 2798 Avalos, V.—͑3͒ 1724 Alexandre, F.—͑4͒ 2728 Bauhuis, G. J.—͑8͒ R5263 Averboukh, B.—͑4͒ 2518 Alexandrov, A. S.—͑5͒ 3655 Bawendi, M.—͑7͒ 4843 Aversa, C.—͑4͒ R2284 Algarabel, P. A.—͑2͒ 1187 Bayer, M.—͑4͒ R2335 Avignon, M.—͑8͒ 5317, 5466 Alhassid, Y.—͑4͒ 2696 Bayliss, S. C.—͑3͒ 1808 Avishai, Y.—͑3͒ 2263͑E͒ Aligia, A. A.—͑6͒ R3780 Bayot, V.—͑4͒ 2685 Avishai, Yshai—͑1͒ 228; ͑6͒ 4194 Allen, J. W.—͑4͒ 2453 Bech Nielsen, B.—͑8͒ 5485 Azbel’, M. Ya.—͑3͒ 2263͑E͒ Allen, P. G.—͑1͒ 156 Bechstedt, F.—͑3͒ 1791 Allenspach, R.—͑6͒ 4075 Beck, H.—͑2͒ 1286; ͑5͒ 3662͑E͒ Allred, David—͑6͒ R3679 Baberschke, K.—͑8͒ 5920 Becker, K. W.—͑3͒ 1637 Alm, T.—͑4͒ 2471 Babonas, G.-J.—͑7͒ 4391 Beckmann, H.—͑1͒ 368 Almasan, C. C.—͑5͒ 3610 Bacalis, N. C.—͑6͒ 4033 Becla, P.—͑3͒ 1754 Almazouzi, A.—͑2͒ 857 Bachlechner, M. E.—͑4͒ 2360 Bedzyk, Michael J.—͑7͒ 4424 Alonso, J. A.—͑5͒ 3003; ͑8͒ 5961 Back, C. H.—͑6͒ 4075 Behruzi, M.—͑2͒ 1105 Alouani, M.—͑4͒ 2480 Bader, S. D.—͑2͒ 1100 Beitz, James V.—͑1͒ 483 Alvarez, J.—͑8͒ 5581 Badura-Gergen, K.—͑2͒ 849 Belanger, D. P.—͑5͒ 3420; ͑6͒ 4087 Amano, H.—͑4͒ 2518 Baer, Roi—͑8͒ R5287 Beling, C. D.—͑3͒ 1982 Ambrico, M.—͑6͒ 4232 Baerends, E. J.—͑8͒ 5326 Belkhir, H.—͑7͒ 4480 Ammon, Beat—͑6͒ R3714 Bahir, G.—͑8͒ 5696 Bell, G. R.—͑4͒ 2654 Anda, Enrique V.—͑8͒ 5844 Bai, Yujoung—͑1͒ 33 Bell, Michael I.—͑1͒ 291 Andersen, N. H.—͑1͒ 556 Bak, J.—͑8͒ 5545 Bellaı¨che, L.—͑3͒ 1575 Anderson, R. O.—͑4͒ 2453 Bakker, H. J.—͑7͒ 4420 Beloussov, Igor V.—͑4͒ 2523 Andersson, C. B. M.—͑3͒ 1833 Bakker, S.—͑3͒ 1514 Bending, S. J.—͑4͒ 2813 Andersson, M.—͑1͒ 675 Bała, Jan—͑5͒ 3495 Benedict, Lorin X.—͑4͒ 2600 Andersson, O.—͑5͒ 3093 Balandin, A.—͑8͒ 5712, 5721 Benesh, G. A—͑8͒ 5940 Ando, Hiroaki—͑7͒ 4702 Balba´s, Luis Carlos—͑4͒ 2937 Ben-Ezra, Y.—͑2͒ 884 54 5992 54 CUMULATIVE AUTHOR INDEX 5993 Ben-Jacob, Eshel—͑2͒ 1234 Bourdeau, Franc¸oise—͑5͒ 3142 Cao, Y.—͑1͒ 682 Bennemann, K. H.—͑6͒ 4336 Braden, M.—͑2͒ 1105 Capponi, J.-J.—͑6͒ 4265 Bennemann, K.-H.—͑8͒ 5317 Bradford, D. C.—͑1͒ 637 Caprara, S.—͑8͒ 5466 Bennett, J. W.—͑3͒ 1754 Bradley, D. D. C.—͑8͒ 5516 Car, Roberto—͑4͒ R2339 Bennett, Murray S.—͑7͒ 4885 Brandes, Tobias—͑7͒ 4444 Carbotte, J. P.—͑2͒ 1264 Bennich, P.—͑4͒ 2917 Brandt, E. H.—͑5͒ 3514 Cardona, M.—͑6͒ 4276; ͑7͒ 4732 Bennington, S. M.—͑2͒ 970 Brandt, Ernst Helmut—͑5͒ 3530; ͑6͒ 4246 Carey, D. D.—͑4͒ 2813 Benoit, W.—͑2͒ R792 Brandt, Oliver—͑7͒ 4432; ͑8͒ R5215 Carlberg, M. H.—͑3͒ 2217 Ben-Shalom, O.—͑4͒ 2675 Brard, L.—͑1͒ 124 Carlin, J. F.—͑4͒ R2327 Be´ran, P.—͑2͒ 1391 Bras, W.—͑5͒ 3110 Carmona, H.—͑4͒ R2315 Berbezier, I.—͑7͒ 4919 Bratu, P.—͑8͒ 5978 Carneiro, C. E. I.—͑1͒ 359 Berger, J. D.—͑3͒ 1975 Brauer, G.—͑4͒ 2512; ͑5͒ 3084 Carr, G. L.—͑1͒ 700 Berggren, K.-F.—͑8͒ 5823 Braun, Oleg M.—͑1͒ 313, 321 Carrie`re, B.—͑1͒ 373 Bergmann, G.—͑1͒ 368 Brazhkin, V. V.—͑3͒ 1808 Carrington, A.—͑6͒ R3788 Berlin, J.—͑1͒ 556 Brena, B.—͑4͒ 2839 Casta´n, Teresa—͑1͒ 166 Bermejo, F. J.—͑1͒ 244; ͑2͒ 970 Brenig, W.—͑8͒ 5978 Castella, H.—͑7͒ 4375 Bertel, E.—͑4͒ R2347 Briddon, P. R.—͑4͒ R2300 Catchen, Gary L.—͑6͒ R3679 Bertsch, G. F.—͑7͒ 4484 Briner, B. G.—͑8͒ R5283 Caudano, R.—͑4͒ 2718; ͑7͒ 4480 Bewley, R. I.—͑2͒ 1036 Bringuier, E.—͑3͒ 1799 Cava, R. J.—͑1͒ 507 Beyermann, W. P.—͑6͒ R3772 Brinkmann, D.—͑1͒ 93; ͑3͒ 1872; ͑4͒ 2561 Cavus, A.—͑3͒ 1819 Bhatt, R. N.—͑5͒ 3336 Broholm, C.—͑6͒ R3726 Ceder, G.—͑2͒ 805 Biagini, M.—͑2͒ 1404 Brooks, M. S. S.—͑3͒ 1673; ͑4͒ 2446 Cepek, C.—͑4͒ 2890 Bianconi, A.—͑6͒ 4310 Broue¨r, S. M.—͑1͒ 534 Chalker, J. T.—͑7͒ 5006 Bielek, J.—͑6͒ 4000 Brown, S. A.—͑7͒ 4857 Chamberlain, J. E.—͑1͒ 97 Bilgram, J. H.—͑2͒ 1412 Bru¨hl, M.—͑6͒ 4300 Champagne, Benoıˆt—͑4͒ 2381 Billoire, A.—͑2͒ 990 Bru¨hwiler, Paul A.—͑8͒ R5279 Chandesris, D.—͑4͒ 2830 Birge, Norman O.—͑7͒ 4629 Bruls, G.—͑1͒ 348 Chang, C. S.—͑4͒ 2491 Biscarini, F.—͑3͒ 1564 Brunetti, A.—͑5͒ 2972 Chang, K. J.—͑3͒ 1419; ͑7͒ 4948 Bischof, A.—͑6͒ 4075 Bruno, P.—͑6͒ R3738 Chang, Y. C.—͑7͒ 4774, 5020 Bishop, A. R.—͑6͒ 4293 Bruynseraede, Y.—͑2͒ 1366 Chao, K. A.—͑3͒ 1529 Bjo¨rkqvist, M.—͑3͒ 2101, 2114 Bryksin, V. V.—͑8͒ 5444 Chao, Y.-C.—͑8͒ 5901 Blaauboer, M.—͑6͒ 4283 Bucher, E.—͑4͒ 2453 Chaplik, A. V.—͑7͒ 4794 Blank, Hans-Richard—͑4͒ R2311 Bucher, J. P.—͑5͒ 3428 Charpentier, T.—͑3͒ 1427 Blaschko, O.—͑2͒ 819 Bu¨chner, B.—͑2͒ R800 Chase, L. L.—͑7͒ 5029 Blasco, J.—͑2͒ 1187 Buczko, R.—͑4͒ 2667 Chatterjee, N.—͑1͒ 411 Blasdell, R. C.—͑1͒ 305 Budde, M.—͑8͒ 5485 Chaussy, J.—͑2͒ 1083 Blatchford, J. W.—͑6͒ R3683 Bud’ko, S. L.—͑6͒ R3772 Chauvistre´, R.—͑8͒ 5920 Blatter, G.—͑2͒ R784 Budnick, J. I.—͑1͒ 51 Chen, A.-B.—͑3͒ 1735 Blatter, Gianni—͑1͒ 72 Budraa, N. K.—͑6͒ R3772 Chen, J. C.—͑5͒ 3580 Bleibaum, O.—͑8͒ 5444 Bulashenko, O. M.—͑3͒ 1537 Chen, J. J.—͑1͒ 402 Bloemen, P. J. H.—͑2͒ R748 Buldum, A.—͑3͒ 2175 Chen, J. L.—͑1͒ 502 Blom, F. A. P.—͑4͒ 2806 Bunker, G.—͑5͒ 3169 Chen, J. M.—͑3͒ 1455 Blo¨te, H. W. J.—͑2͒ 1001 Burlakov, V. M.—͑5͒ 3257 Chen, Lie—͑5͒ 3508 Bludau, H.—͑7͒ 5073 Burn, P. L.—͑8͒ 5516 Chen, Long-Qing—͑4͒ R2271 Blumberg, G.—͑5͒ 3468 Busch, K.—͑2͒ 893 Chen, Wei—͑5͒ 3499 Bobbert, P. A.—͑4͒ 2374 Bussac, M. N.—͑7͒ 4674 Chen, X. H.—͑6͒ 3971 Bock, A.—͑6͒ 4300 Butler, E. N.—͑5͒ 3184 Chen, Xidong—͑4͒ 2846 Boeglin, C.—͑1͒ 373 Butorin, S. M.—͑7͒ 4405 Chen, Y.—͑1͒ 139 Boesman, E.—͑2͒ 1145 Buyers, W. J. L.—͑6͒ R3734 Chen, Yi—͑1͒ 139 Bo¨hm, A.—͑4͒ R2280 Bykov, A.
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