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Patent US7215423 - Control of beam spot size in ellipsometer and the like systems - Google PatentsSearch Images Maps Play YouTube News Gmail Drive More »Sign inPatentsSystem and methodology for controlling a beam spot size where it impinges onto a sample, and/or discriminant selection and analysis of data from detector elements in a two dimensional detector array which correspond to identified regions on a sample....http://www.google.com/patents/US7215423?utm_source=gb-gplus-sharePatent US7215423 - Control of beam spot size in ellipsometer and the like systemsAdvanced Patent SearchPublication numberUS7215423 B1Publication typeGrantApplication numberUS 10/963,402Publication dateMay 8, 2007Filing dateOct 10, 2004Priority dateOct 18, 1999Fee statusPaidPublication number10963402, 963402, US 7215423 B1, US 7215423B1, US-B1-7215423, US7215423 B1, US7215423B1InventorsMartin M. Liphardt, Blaine D. Johs, John A. Woollam, James D. WelchOriginal AssigneeJ.A. Woollam Co., IncExport CitationBiBTeX, EndNote, RefManPatent Citations (16), Classifications (18), Legal Events (3) External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, EspacenetControl of beam spot size in ellipsometer and the like systems
US 7215423 B1Abstract
System and methodology for controlling a beam spot size where it impinges onto a sample, and/or discriminant selection and analysis of data from detector elements in a two dimensional detector array which correspond to identified regions on a sample.
1. A system for investigating a sample sequentially comprising a source of electromagnetic radiation, variable means for effecting focus or defocus of a beam of electromagnetic radiation provided by said source of electromagnetic radiation, a stage for supporting a sample, and a detector;
said source of electromagnetic radiation being spectroscopic and said variable means for effecting focus or defocus thereof being programmable to functionally correlate a specific degree of focus or defocus with each wavelength;
such that in use an electromagnetic beam is provided by said source of electromagnetic radiation and is caused to pass through said means for effecting focus or defocus thereof which applies focus or defocus thereto such that a desired spot size is achieved on said sample, then reflects from said sample and enters said detector.
2. A system as in claim 1, which further comprises a monochromator to select specific wavelengths and in which said means for effecting focus or defocus is programmable to functionally correlate a specific degree of focus or defocus with each monochromator selected wavelength.
3. A system as in claim 1, in which the detector comprises a multiplicity of detector elements and which further comprises a dispersive element positioned to receive electromagnetic radiation reflected from a sample and provide different wavelengths to different detector elements, said detector and means for effecting focus or defocus being functionally correlated such that data is accepted from a detector element only when a specific degree of focus or defocus is appropriate for the wavelength received thereby.
4. A system as in claim 1 in which the means for effecting focus or defocus comprises at least one cavity filled with a flowable material.
5. A system as in claim 4 in which the flowable material is selected from the group consisting of:
6. A system as in claim 4 in which said at least one cavity has a geometry characterized by comprising at least one selection from the group consisting of:
7. A system as in claim 1 in which the means for effecting focus or defocus comprises a lens system selected from the group consisting of:
8. A system for investigating a sample as in claim 1 in which said variable means for effecting focus or defocus of a beam of electromagnetic radiation provided by said source of electromagnetic radiation is substantially achromatic.
9. A system for investigating a sample sequentially comprising a spectroscopic source of electromagnetic radiation, a monochromator, variable means for effecting focus or defocus of a beam of electromagnetic radiation provided by said source of electromagnetic radiation, a stage for supporting a sample, and a detector;
said variable means for effecting focus or defocus thereof being programmable to functionally correlate a specific degree of focus or defocus with each wavelength;
such that in use a spectroscopic beam of electromagnetic beam is provided by said source of electromagnetic radiation, said monochrometor selects a specific wavelength, and said means for effecting focus or defocus thereof applies focus or defocus thereto as a function of monochromator selected wavelength, such that a desired spot size is achieved on said sample, then reflects from said sample and enters said detector.
10. A system as in claim 9 in which the means for effecting focus or defocus comprises at least one cavity filled with a flowable material.
11. A system as in claim 10 in which the flowable material is selected from the group consisting of:
12. A system as in claim 10 in which said at least one cavity has a geometry characterized by comprising at least one selection from the group consisting of:
13. A system as in claim 9 in which the means for effecting focus or defocus comprises a lens system selected from the group consisting of:
14. A method of investigating a specifically defined area on a sample comprising the steps of:
a) providing a system for investigating a sample comprising a spectroscopic source of electromagnetic radiation, a stage for supporting a sample and a detector, there being a sample positioned on said stage for supporting a sample, said system further comprising a two-dimensional detector array which comprises a multiplicity of detector elements, said two-dimensional detector array being positioned such that different detector elements receive electromagnetic radiation reflected from different locations on said sample;
said system further comprising a variable means for effecting focus or defocus of a beam of electromagnetic radiation onto said sample, and a monochromator, said means for effecting focus or defocus of a beam of electromagnetic radiation onto said sample and monochromator being functionally correlated such that at any selected wavelength the spot size of said electromagnetic beam on said sample is maintained essentially constant;
such that in use a spectroscopic beam of electromagnetic beam is provided by said source of electromagnetic radiation and said spectroscopic beam then being reflected from said sample and enter said two dimensional detector;
b) said method being characterized in that data from specific groups of detector elements are analyzed separately from data detected by other detector elements.
15. A method of investigating a specifically defined area on a sample comprising the steps of:
16. A method as in claim 15 in which said detector is selected to be a two dimensional array comprising a multiplicity of detector elements.
17. A method as in claim 16 in which data is acquired from a subset of the multiplicity of detector elements.
18. A method as in claim 15, in which the step of providing a system further comprises providing a polarizer and analyzer ahead of and after said sample such that said system is an ellipsometer or polarimeter, said method further comprising determining ellipsometric PSI and ellipsometric DELTA for said sample by a technique which compensates for birefringence of said variable means for effecting focus or defocus of a beam of electromagnetic radiation provided by said source of electromagnetic radiation, at the location where said beam impinges on a surface of a sample.
19. A method of investigating desired features of a sample surface comprising the steps of:
a) providing a system for investigating a sample comprising a source of electromagnetic radiation, a stage for supporting a sample and a two dimensional multi-element detector, said system further comprising variable means for effecting focus or defocus of a beam of electromagnetic radiation provided by said source of electromagnetic radiation, at the location where said beam impinges on a surface of a sample positioned upon said stage, the purpose being to enable controlling spot beam size thereat,
said system further comprising a polarizer and analyzer ahead of and after said sample, respectively, such that said system is an ellipsometer or polarimeter;
selecting a subset of said detector elements in said detector for which to secure data, and analyzing said secured data;
said method further comprising determining ellipsometric PSI and ellipsometric DELTA for said sample by a technique which compensates for birefringence of said variable means for effecting focus or defocus of a beam of electromagnetic radiation provided by said source of electromagnetic radiation, at the location where said beam impinges on a surface of a sample.
20. A method of investigating a specifically defined area on a sample comprising the steps of:
a) providing a system for investigating a sample which sequentially comprises a spectroscopic source of electromagnetic radiation, a monochromator, variable means for effecting focus or defocus of a beam of electromagnetic radiation provided by said source of electromagnetic radiation, a stage for supporting a sample, and a detector;
such that in use an electromagnetic beam is provided by said source of electromagnetic radiation and is caused to pass through said monochromator and means for effecting focus or defocus thereof, interact with said sample and enter said detector;
repeating steps b through d a multiplicity of times:
b) causing said spectroscopic source to provide a beam of electromagnetism and direct it into said monochromator, which monochromator passes a desired wavelength in said spectroscopic beam and directs it into said variable means for effecting focus or defocus of a beam of electromagnetic radiation;
21. A method as in claim, 20, in which the variable means for effecting focus or defocus of a beam of electromagnetic radiation is substantially achromatic and in which the variable means for providing a predetermined defocused spot size on said sample is set the same for each wavelength.
22. A method as in claim 21 in which a three dimensional data set is developed corresponding to two dimensional surface data at each of a multiplicity of wavelengths, at least one of said two dimensional data sets corresponding to different electromagnetic beam spot size on the sample surface than does another of said two dimensional data sets.
23. A method as in claim, 20, in which the variable means for effecting focus or defocus of a beam of electromagnetic radiation is adjusted differently for at least two wavelengths.
24. A method as in claim, 20, in which the variable means for effecting focus or defocus of a beam of electromagnetic radiation is adjusted appropriately at each wavelength so that the same spot size is achieved on the sample surface at each thereof.
25. A method as in claim 24 in which a three dimensional data set is developed corresponding to a multiplicity of two dimensional surface data sets at each of a multiplicity of wavelengths, each two dimensional surface data set corresponding to the same electromagnetic beam spot size on the sample surface at each thereof.
26. A method of investigating a specifically defined area on a sample comprising the steps of:
such that in use an electromagnetic beam is provided by said source of electromagnetic radiation and is caused to pass through said means for effecting focus or defocus thereof, interact with said sample and enter said detector;
d) for each:
row or column;
in a two dimensional array corresponding to the surface of said sample, causing said detector to acquire data corresponding at a multiplicity of:
column or row points, respectively;
and a multiplicity of wavelengths;
27. A method as in claim 26 wherein said variable means for effecting focus or defocus of a beam of electromagnetic radiation to provide a predetermined spot size on said sample is adjusted differently at least two different wavelengths.
28. A method as in claim 26 wherein said variable means for effecting focus or defocus of a beam of electromagnetic radiation to provide a predetermined spot size on said sample is substantially achromatic and is adjusted at one wavelength and not changed thereafter.
29. A method of investigating a specifically defined area on a sample comprising the steps of:
a) providing a system for investigating a sample sequentially comprising a source of electromagnetic radiation, a substantially achromatic variable means for effecting focus or defocus of a beam of electromagnetic radiation provided by said source of electromagnetic radiation, a stage for supporting a sample, and a detector;
such that in use an electromagnetic beam is provided by said source of electromagnetic radiation and is caused to pass through said means for effecting focus or defocus thereof which applies focus or defocus thereto such that a desired spot size is achieved on said sample, then reflects from said sample and enters said detector;
c) causing a spectroscopic beam of electromagnetic radiation from said source of electromagnetic radiation to impinge on said surface of said sample;
d) adjusting said substantially achromatic variable means for effecting focus or defocus of a beam of electromagnetic radiation to provide a beam spot size at the location whereat said electromagnetic beam impinges on said non-uniform sample surface;
with the effect being that a spot of essentially constant size on the surface of said sample is investigated at a plurality of wavelengths.
This Application is a CIP of application Ser. No. 10/426,590 Filed Apr. 30, 2003, (now U.S. Pat. No. 7,057,717), and therevia Claims benefit of Provisional Application Ser. No. 60/405,858 Filed Aug. 26, 2002. This Application directly and Claims benefit of Provisional Application Ser. No. 60/512,446 Filed Oct. 20, 2003. Further this Application is a CIP of Allowed application Ser. No. 09/583,229, Filed May 30, 2000, (now U.S. Pat. No. 6,804,004), and therevia of application Ser. No. 09/419,794 Filed Oct. 18, 1999, (now U.S. Pat. No. 6,549,282), and of application Ser. No. 09/496,011 Filed Feb. 1, 2000, (now U.S. Pat. No. 6,353,477). This Application is further Claims benefit of Provisional 60/512,446 Filed Oct. 20, 2003, and of Provisionals 60/527,554 Filed Dec. 6, 2003 and 60/527,638 Filed Dec. 8, 2003. This Application is further a CIP of Pending application Ser. No. 10/829,620 Filed Apr. 22, 2004.
The disclosed invention relates to methodology for investigating samples with electromagnetic beams, and more particularly to systems and methodology which involves control of a beam spot size where it impinges onto a sample, and/or discriminant selection and analysis of data from detector elements in a multi-dimensional detector array, which correspond to identified regions on a sample.
Each of said components b.–i. must be accurately represented by a mathematical model of the ellipsometer system along with a vector which represents a beam of electromagnetic radiation provided from said source of a beam electromagnetic radiation, Identified in a. above)
Continuing, as disclosed in Pending application Ser. No. 09/583,229, and U.S. Pat. No. 6,034,777, where an ellipsometer system is applied to investigate a small region of a material system present, it must be appreciated that the beam of electromagnetic radiation can be convergently entered thereto through an input lens, and, optionally, exit via a re-collimating output lens. In effect this adds said input, (and output), lenses as elements in the ellipsometer system as “additional elements”, (eg. identified in d. and f. above), which additional elements must be accounted for in the mathematical model. If this is not done, material system representing parameters determined by application of the ellipsometer system and mathematical regression, will have the effects of said input, (and output), lenses at least partially correlated thereinto, much as if the input and, (output lenses), were integrally a part of the material system. Further, while lenses, including multi-element lenses utilized the present invention system in ellipsometric settings are typically relatively less birefringent and chromatically dispersive than are, for instance, electromagnetic beam directing mirror systems, in the case where a multi-element input and/or output optical element(s) demonstrates birefringence, the described approach can further comprise a method of accurately evaluating parameters in parameterized equations in a mathematical model of a system of spatially separated input and output elements, (herein beneficially, demonstratively, identified as lenses), as applied in an ellipsometry or polarimetry setting. Said parameterized equations enable, when parameters therein are properly evaluated, independent calculation of retardation entered by each of said multi-element input lens and said multi-element output lens to, or between, orthogonal components of a beam of electromagnetic radiation caused to pass through said input and output lenses. This provides utility in the form of enabling the breaking of correlation between retardation entered between orthogonal components in a spectroscopic electromagetic beam by input and output lenses and by a material system under investigation. (It is to be understood that at least one of said multi-element input and output lenses in an ellipsometer is often at least somewhat birefringent even though it is quasi-achromatic regarding focal length over a relativley wide wavelength range).
If the material system present can not be easily parameterized, said method of accurately evaluating parameters in parameterized equations in a mathematical model of a system of spatially separated input and output lenses, provides that the following steps, g.–j. be practiced:
It is again noted that while said method can be practiced with any type “lenses”, be there one or two of them, (ie. one, or both, of the input or output lenses can be essentially non-birefringent and even ambient), and while an input lens or output lens can be considered to be formed by a plurality of elements, (eg. two elements made of different materials such as Fused Silica and Calcium Fluoride), the step a. providing of spatially separated input and output lenses is best exemplified as being practiced by the providing of an ellipsometer system that has both input and output lenses present therein through which an beam of electromagnetic radiation is caused to convergently enter and exit in a recolliminated form, repectively.
Any of the described methods can further involve, in a functional order, the following steps a1.–a4:
It is noted that where parameters in parameterized equations for out-of-plane retardance equations have been determined, a focused version of the method for accurately evaluating parameters in parameterized equations in a mathematical model of a system of spatially separated input and output lenses can comprise the steps of b1–b7:
Published Patent Application No. US2002/0163634 by Meeks et al. is disclosed as it describes controling spot size in profilometer, ellipsometer, reflectometer and scatterometer.
Patent to Johs et al., U.S. Pat. No. 5,936,734, describes the use a beam of electromagnetic radiation to investigate a sample which has a plurality of regions which have thin films of different relative thicknesses, and/or are comprised of different materials, is complicated by the fact that components of said beam reflected by different regions of the sample can add in two different modes, namely coherent and incoherent. Said 734 Patent taught that a partition parameter, which accounted for the percentage of a reflected beam that adds coherently and incoherently, should be a part of the mathematical model of the sample and system used to do the analysis. Many other references exist which describe similar difficulties which arise when using electromagnetic radiation to investigate non-homogeneous samples.
PCT Application WO 01/086257 describes use of an aperture and lens to define spot size of a beam of electromagentic radiation on a sample.
The present invention can involve sequentially applying constant dimension beam spot (where the beam impinges upon the sample), size over a range of wavelengths, to the same or different locations on a sample, and/or can involve imaging reflected electromagnetic radiation with a two dimensional array, and selectively analyzing portions of the beam which are detected by selected detector elements therewithin.
The present invention can also be described as a system for investigating a sample sequentially comprising a spectroscopic source of electromagnetic radiation, a monochromator, variable means for effecting focus or defocus of a beam of electromagnetic radiation provided by said source of electromagnetic radiation, a stage for supporting a sample, and a detector. In use a spectroscopic beam of electromagnetic radiation is provided by said source of electromagnetic radiation, said monochrometor selects a specific wavelength, and said means for effecting focus or defocus thereof applies focus or defocus thereto as a function of monochromator selected wavelength, such that a desired spot size is achieved on said sample, then reflects from said sample and enters said detector.
s) t) a sequential combination of three elements.
a transparent bonding agent.
CaF; BaF2; LiF; and MgF2;
(Converging(C)) (Converging(C)) (Diverging(D));
(Diverging(D)) (Diverging(D)) (Converging(C));
(Converging(C)) (Diverging(D)) (Diverging(D));
(Diverging(D)) (Converging(C)) (Diverging(D));
(Converging(C)) (Converging(C)) (Diverging(D)) (Diverging(D)); and
(Diverging(D)) (Diverging(D)) (Converging(C)) (Converging(C)).
at least one concave side at an interface between an effective element and a cavity boundary; at least one convex side at an interface between an effective element and a cavity boundary; at least one flat side at an interface between an effective element and a cavity boundary; two concave sides at an interfaces between an effective element and a cavity boundaries; two convex sides at an interfaces between an effective element and a cavity boundaries; two flat sides at an interfaces between an effective element and a cavity boundaries; one concave side and one convex interface between an effective element and a cavity boundaries; one concave side and one flat interface between an effective element and a cavity boundaries. Methodology
Continuing, a present invention method of investigating a specifically defined area on a sample comprises the steps of:
Said methods can include providing a system which further comprises a polarizer and analyzer ahead of and after said sample such that said system is an ellipsometer or polarimeter, and determining ellipsometric PSI and ellipsometric DELTA for said sample by a technique which compensates for birefringence of said variable means for effecting focus or defocus of a beam of electromagnetic radiation provided by said source of electromagnetic radiation, at the location where said beam impinges on a surface of a sample. Such methodology was disclosed in the Background Section and was previously taught in Pending application Ser. No. 09/583,229, and U.S. Pat. No. 6,034,777.
FIG. 1 a and 1 b show Spectrophotometer, and ellipsometer or polarimeter systems respectively.
FIGS. 6 a 1–6 a 3 demonstate various approaches to controling spot size of a beam of electromagnetic radiation which impinges on a sample surface.
FIGS. 8 a–8 g show lenses which comprise fluid filled cavities which can be applied as focusing means in the present invention.
FIG. 1 b shows an Ellipsometer or Polarimeter system, with both Reflection (RM) and Transmission (TM) beam pathways indicated. Although the transmission pathway is not shown in other Figures, where functionally relevant it is to be considered as incorporated thereinto. Shown are a Polarization State Generator comprised of a Source (LS) of a Beam of Electromagnetic Radiation, a Polarizer (P), and an optional Compensator (C) prior to a Sample (MS) atop a Stage (STG). After said Stage (STG), in the Reflection (RM) pathway is another optional Compensator (C′), an Analyzer (A) and Detector (DET). Beams (PPCLB) exiting said Polarizer (P) and (EPCLB) exiting said Analyzer (A) are also indicated. After said Stage (STG), in the Transmission (TM) pathway is another optional Compensator (C″), an Analyzer (A) and Detector (DET). Beams (PPCLB) exiting said Polarizer (P) and (EPCLB) exiting said Analyzer (A) are also indicated. As described with respect to the Spectrophotoemter, importantly as regards the present invention is the presence of Spot Size Control Means (SSC), and optionally (SSC′) and (SSC″). Again, the Spot Size Control (SSC) Means serves to provide a constant Electromagnetic Beam Spot Size on a Surface of the Sample (MS) at the location whereat it impinges. In the method of the present invention said Spot Size Control (SSC) Means coordinates with a Wavelength control means, (eg. a Monochromator (M) placed after the Source (LS) for instance). It is beneficial at this point to refer to FIG. 7 c which shows how various fixed focusing lenses provide variable Spot Sizes as a function of Wavelength. While an Achromatic Lens, (exemplary construction of which is demonstrated in FIG. 7 d), provides relatively constant Spot Size, as compared to other lenses, even it provides a Spot Size on the surface of a Sample (MS), which varies with Wavelength. It is a purpose of the Method of the present invention to eliminate even such minimal Spot Size Variation vs. Wavelength, by effecting, as necessary, change of the Spot Size Control (SSC) means at each Wavelength. With such control applied it can be assured that the same area on a Sample (MS) Surface is being investigated at each Wavelength. It is to be understood that the Spot Size Control (SSC) can be a Means for effecting Focus and De-Focus of a Beam of Electromagnetic Radiation, as necessary.
FIG. 2 shows a Reflection Mode Ellipsometer or Polarimeter system which specifically includes Dispersive Optics and a Multi-Element Detector. Said embodiment comprises much the same elements as described with respect to the FIG. 1 embodiment, except that a Monochromater (M) is not included. Instead, a multiplicity of Wavelengths are simultaneously directed to interact with a Sample (MS), and they are directed via a Dispersive Optics (DO) into a Multi-Element (DE) Detector (DET), (which can be linear or two or more dimensional). In use, signal from specific Detector Elements (DE's) can be monitored in conjunction with a sequence of settings of the Spot Size Control (SSC) Means so that the same area on the Sample (MS) Surface is investigated at each Wavelength.
FIGS. 6 a 1–6 a 3 demonstate various systems for controling spot size of a beam of electromagnetic radiation which impinges on a sample surface. FIG. 6 c demonstrates an array of slidably mounted focusing elements which provide different focal lengths, and which can be sequentially positioned in the path of a beam of electromagnetic radiation. As regards FIG. 6 a 1, there is shown means for providing Focusing (F1) and (F2) before and after a Sample (MS) respectively. FIGS. 6 b and 6 c show that, for the (F2) case, a sequence of different Focusing Elements (F2) (F2′) and (F2″). A similar sequence applies for the (F1) (F1′) and (F1″) Focusing Elements, which in FIGS. 6 b and 6 c are located behind (F2) (F2′) and (F2″) in said Figures. Note FIG. 6 a 1 indicates (S1) (S2) or (S3) can be entered into the path of the Beam (E) by a sliding motion out of the page. Said (S1) (S2) and (S3) correspond the (S1) (S2) and (S3) of FIGS. 6 b and 6 c. FIG. 6 a 3 shows (S1) (S2) and (S3) oriented to be slidable in the plane of the page. FIG. 6 a 2 shows that Focusing Elements (F1) and (F2) can be moved along the locus of the electromagnetic beam (E) to change Focus.
FIG. 7 c shows a spot size of a beam of electromagnetic radiation which impinges on a sample surface for the achromatic, fused silica and CaF2 lenses of FIG. 7 a. It should be noted that even the achromat Spot Size changes with Wavelength, which can be compensated by a focusing or d-focusing using a system such as shown in FIGS. 6 a 1–6 a 3.
(Diverging(D)) (element FE3 a);
(Converging(C)) (element FE1 a);
(Converging(C)) (element FE1 b);
(Diverging(D)) (element FE3 b);
wherein elements FE2 a and FE2 b typically being void. Note that one, or both, of the two quasi-achromatic multi-element lens shown can be reversed left to right, (ie. replaced with a vertical mirror image), and remain within the scope of the present invention. Multi-element lenses which comprise elements made of different materials allow essentially the same, but not exactly the same, focal length and Spot Size to be achieved over a wide wavelength range are thus possible. Other embodiments are also possible. And FIGS. 8 a–8 g demonstrate various realizations of lenses which have Fluid Filled Cavities (FFC) present within Rigid Lens Elements (RLE).
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Dr. W. W. Pigman, A Noted Researcher In Biochemistry, 67
SPECIAL TO THE NEW YORK TIMES OCT. 1, 1977
October 1, 1977, Page 17 The New York Times Archives
Dr. William Ward Pigman, a professor and former chairman of the department of biochemistry at New York Medical College who was known for his work in carbohydrates, died yesterday of a heart attack at Woods Hole, Mass., while attending a scientific meeting. He was 67 years old.
Dr. Pigman, who earned a Ph.D. in organic chemistry at the University of Maryland in 1936, specialized also in the study of enzymes and connective tissue. In addition to teaching at New York Medical Colege, he was from 1963 to 1968 director of the college's graduate program in the basic sciences.
At the Alger Hiss trial for perjury in June 1949, Dr. Pigman was one of five men who were accused by Whittaker Chambers as having been “sources” of governmental documents furnished to him for transmission to a Soviet spy ring in 1937 and 1938.
Dr. Pigman, then a chemist with the National Bureau of Standards, had appeared the previous December before the Federal grand jury that indicted Mr. Hiss on two counts of perjury.
Developed ‘Artificial Mouth’
After testifying, he denied categorically that he had ever known Mr. Chambers or that he had ever given any unauthorized governmental information to Mr. Chambers or to anyone else.
Dr. Pigman worked from 1930 to 1938 and from 1941 to 1944 at the Bureau of Standards, where secret weapons and other military devices were tested. Between 1938 and 1941 he studied at the University of Leipzig, and in 1944 he went to the Institute of Paper Chemistry.
He was reputed to be among the outstanding chemists in the carbohydrates industry. In 1967, he was a founder of the International Society for Complex Carbohydrates. He was attending a meeting of the society when he was stricken yesterday.
From 1949 to 1960, he was associate professor of biochemistry at the University of Alabama Medical Center. There he developed an “artificial mouth” that simulated the conditions of the mouth for the study of tooth decay.
He was the author of numerous scientific publications and received the C. S. Hudson Award of the American Chemical Society in 1959, a medal from the French Biochemical Society in 1962 and a University of Milan Medal in 1964. He was a fellow and former councilor of the American Academy for the Advancement of Science.
He leaves his wife, the former Gladys Hargreaves; two sons. James and John; a daughter, Jean Lytle; three grandchildren; a brother, George, and a sister, Doris.
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The art of Japanese koto and bamboo flute : [authentic Japanese zither with flute]. (Musical CD, 1995) [WorldCat.org]
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The art of Japanese koto and bamboo flute : [authentic Japanese zither with flute].
Ayako Hotta-Lister; Clive Bell, (Shakuhachi player); Kikuko Satoh; Aiko Hasegawa, (Koto player); Richard Stagg
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Ayako Lister, Kikuko Satoh, Aiko Hasegawa, koto ; Clive Bell, Richard Stagg, shakuhachi (bamboo flute).
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9781848134713: Globalizing Citizens: New Dynamics of Inclusion and Exclusion (Claiming Citizenship - Rights, Participation and Accountability) - AbeBooks: 1848134711
Globalizing Citizens: New Dynamics of Inclusion and Exclusion (Claiming Citizenship - Rights, Participation and Accountability)
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Publisher: Zed Books, 2010
Globalizing Citizens explores how globalization has given rise to new meanings of citizenship. Just as they are tied by global production, trade and finance, citizens in every nation are linked by the institutions of global governance. This expert new analysis presents case studies from cities and villages in India, South Africa, Nigeria, Philippines, Kenya, The Gambia, Brazil and South Africa to explore how new forms of global authority shape and build new meanings and practices of citizenship, across local, national and global arenas. For some, globalization has provided a new sense of global solidarity that has inspired them to join transnational movements and mobilise to claim rights from global authorities, but for others, globalization has meant greater exposure to the power of global corporations, bureaucracies and scientific experts, thus adding new layers of exclusion to already fragile meanings of citizenship.
Rajesh Tandon is the founder and executive director of PRIA (Society for Participatory Research in Asia), and has been an activist-scholar for the past three decades, focusing on issues such as citizenship and participatory governance, participatory research and building civil society alliances. In addition to his writing and scholarship, he has served as a civil society leader in India and internationally, including serving as a founding member and chair of CIVICUS, program director of the Citizens and Governance Programme of the Commonwealth Foundation and chair of the Montreal International Forum (FIM). He has been active participant in the Development Research Centre on Citizenship, Participation and Accountability and served as co-convenor of the working group on globalizing citizen engagements. John Gaventa is a Research Professor and Fellow in the Participation, Power and Social Change Team at the Institute of Development Studies, University of Sussex. A political sociologist by training, he has written widely on issues of power, citizen action, participation and democracy, including the award winning Power and Powerlessness in an Appalachian Valley (1980) and Global Citizen Action (co-editor, 2001). He also has been active with a number of NGOs and civil society organizations internationally, including the Highlander Centre in the United States and Oxfam in the UK. He is the director of the Development Research Centre on Citizenship, Participation and Accountability and served as co-convenor of the working group on globalizing citizen engagements.
'Fascinating, original, painstakingly crafted case studies from diverse contexts are combined with probing conceptual reflections on the nature of rights and duties in today's more global society. Globalizing Citizenship develops a crucial and exciting agenda for the future.' Jan Aart Scholte, London School of Economics 'Through a collection of rich case studies, Gaventa and Tandon's book insightfully explores the politics of mobilisation, the politics of intermediation and the politics of knowledge involved in `local', `national' and `global' citizen action. The cases offer the reader realistic accounts of both global actions that have built solidarity and challenged the powerful, whilst also illustrating that sometime global citizen actions result in a reinforcement of powerful forces.' Helen Yanacopulos, The Open University
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She didn't appear to be in the best mood as she sauntered around New York City on Sunday.But amid the dreary conditions, Helena Christensen found the perfect way to brighten up her day.Ignoring the chilly city weather, the fresh-faced 45-year-old Danish model turned spring into a state of mind by picking up a couple bouquets of light coloured arrangements. Spring fever: Helena Christensen picked up some flowers on a dreary Sunday in New York City
The original supermodel also sported a pair of blue island-inspired trousers.Though, they did make for an interesting fashion combo with her brown leather boots, grey sweater, and navy parka.Helena was even wearing a striped beige scarf around her neck.Appearing relaxed, the brunette beauty had her hair swept up into a casual updo. Fun fashion finds: The model sported a pair of island-inspired trousers
Helena is best known for being a former Victoria's Secret Angel.But she is still invested in intimates, which she proved by launching a spring/summer 2014 lingerie collection for Triumph at Fenwick of Bond Street in February.Helena explained that her latest collection has been inspired by two distinct themes, which are Nightingale and Dragonfly. The colours mostly centred around neutral purples and greys. Natural beauty: Though she didn't appear to be in the best mood, the former VS Angel confidently went fresh-faced and showed off her famous features
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We ate twice at Grand View Grill when we stayed at Grand View Beach Hotel. The restaurant is simple but the food is very good and it isn't expensive. The first time we ate two starters, two mains and several beers and payed around $100. The second time we ate a pizza (very good) and payed around $60. The location is fantastic.
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Hurricane Carlotta at noon ET (9 am PT) (NOAA)
At 11 am (ET or 8 am PT), the center of storm was positioned 330 miles southeast of Acapulco and is moving northwest at 12 mph. Maximum sustained winds are 80 mph. The National Hurricane Center calls for “rapid strengthening” this afternoon and tonight.
In its morning forecast discussion, the National Hurricane Center wrote:
CONVECTION AND MICROWAVE SATELLITE IMAGERY SHOW THAT CARLOTTA HAS BECOME MUCH BETTER ORGANIZED..WITH THE FORMATION OF AN EYEWALL AND EYE INSIDE A WELL-DEFINED CENTRAL DENSE OVERCAST.
CARLOTTA APPEARS TO BE UNDERGOING RAPID INTENSIFICATION...AND THIS IS LIKELY TO CONTINUE UNTIL THE CENTER MOVES NEAR OR OVER THE MEXICAN COAST IN 18 HR OR SO. THE EARLY PART OF THE INTENSITY FORECAST HAS BEEN REVISED UPWARD...
Forecast maximum sustained winds at landfall are around 100 mph.
Landfall is set to occur around 2 am (ET, or 5 am PT) but heavy rain and wind will begin battering the coast well before that.
Radar image from Puerto Angel at noon ET (9 a.m. PT). Link: Live Radar
NHC expects tropical storm conditions in the affected areas this afternoon and hurricane conditions tonight. As the storm makes landfall early tomorrow morning, a dangerous storm surge will push ashore north and east of the center.
The most signficant impact from Carlotta is likely to be flooding rain and possible mudslides. Writes the NHC:
ACCUMULATIONS OF 3 TO 5 INCHES...75 TO 125 MM...OVER THE MEXICAN STATES OF CHIAPAS...GUERRERO...AND NORTHERN OAXACA...WITH 6 TO 10 INCHES...150 TO 250 MM...EXPECTED OVER SOUTHERN OAXACA. ISOLATED MAXIMUM AMOUNTS OF 12 TO 15 INCHES...300 TO 375 MM MM...ARE ANTICIPATED ALONG THE OAXACA COAST...WITH 6 TO 8 INCHES...150 TO 200 MM ALONG THE GUERRERO COAST.
The HWRF model simulates a widespread area of southwest Mexico receiving 20-40+ cm (8-16 inches) of rain from Hurricane Carlotta. (Florida State)
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Although the most severe impacts from Carlotta are expected in the hurricane warning area between Salina Cruz and Acapulco, heavy rains and gusty winds are possible in the hurricane watch area, which spans from: (north)west of Acapulco to Tecpan de Galeana and (south)east of Salina Cruz to Barra de Tonala.

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Dear Guest,Thank you for taking your time to review our hotel. We are glad to hear you found our team members to be helpful and friendly and you enjoyed our Radisson Super Breakfast. On the other hand we are sorry to hear of your dissappointment with the furnishings. Your comments are being shared with the persons concerned. May we look forward to welcoming you back for another visit in the near future.Sincerely,Aaron Vella
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We had a fantastic time staying at the Radisson. We were travelling with our 10 month year old daughter and the staff couldn't do enough for us. Being the first holiday with the baby, we were very worried about having hot water for milk etc but the staff helped us no matter what time it was.A very special thanks to Joseph the concierge who helped us massively when we lost a piece of the baby's jewellery in a nearby restaurant. He rang around trying to find the number and even offered to have his friends pick it up and drop it to me.He truly is a credit to the Radisson familyWe will be back again in the future
Room Tip: Make sure you ask for sea view, otherwise you will be looking at the car park
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Dear Guest,Thank you for staying at the Radisson Blu Resort St. Julian's. We are delighted to hear that your stay was enjoyable and Joseph and other team members succeded in making your stay that little bit more special. We will certainly share your comments with the entire team who will certainly look forward to welcoming you back on your next visit.Sincerely,Aaron Vella
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Very helpful staff. Solved several issues for us like booking tickets for the Manoel Theatre.Breakfast is amazing with a vast choice of fresh ingredients.The restaurant is top! Although they tend to exagerate with the amount of food on a plate.The junior suites are top rooms with amazing frontal sea view and a huge private terrace.
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I come out to work in Malta maybe a couple of times per year and the company always use this hotel I have come to expect a high standard , it's clean , the service good and it's well located We also use the hotel as a course centre and the staff work hard to accommodate this If I was holidaying I would probably look for something lower budget, but that's because I am quite frugal ,,,, the hotel is good value for money and would definitely consider staying here if travelling for pleasure
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