RAND data base of Soviet high-current particle-beam R&D

Simon Kassel

ResearchPublished 1982

Describes an automated database that was established under the RAND Project "Analysis and Comparison of U.S./USSR Technology." The database includes information extracted from some 90 Soviet technical journals specializing in physics, engineering, and related fields, and covers some 3,000 technical reports and reviews originated by over 4,000 authors, most of whom are affiliated with 65 research institutions. Reports may be generated from the database by sorting the following varibles in combinations: author, institute, research team, primary subject, secondary subject, year of publication, and file card number.

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Kassel, Simon, RAND data base of Soviet high-current particle-beam R&D, RAND Corporation, N-1949-ARPA, 1982. As of September 12, 2024: https://www.rand.org/pubs/notes/N1949.html
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