TRANSFER OF COPYRIGHT AGREEMENT

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Under US copyright law, the transfer of copyright from the author(s) must be explicitly stated in writing to enable the publisher to disseminate the work to the fullest extent. The following transfer agreement must be completed, signed and returned to the Editor's office before the manuscript can be accepted for publication. Further information is available from the Office of Rights and Permissions, American Institute of Physics (AIP), 500 Sunnyside Boulevard, Woodbury, New York 11797-2999; Tel: (516) 576-2268; Fax :(516) 576-2327; Internet: rights@aip.org.

TRANSFER OF COPYRIGHT AGREEMENT

Copyright to the unpublished and original article, including copyright to the abstract forming part thereof, entitled:

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submitted by the following author(s) (names of all authors):

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is hereby assigned and transferred to American Institute of Physics ("AIP") for the full term thereof throughout the world, but subject to the terms of this Agreement and to acceptance of the Article for publication in:

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AIP shall have the right to publish the article in any medium or form, or by any means, now known or later developed.

AIP shall have the right to register the copyright to the Article in its name as claimant, whether separately or as part of the publication or other medium in which such work is included.

The Author(s) reserve all proprietary rights other than copyright, such as patent rights. If the Article was prepared under a United States Government contract, the Government shall have rights in the copyright to the extent required by the contract, and the Author(s) shall notify AIP of any such rights. The Author(s) represent and warrant: (1) that the Article is original with them; (2) that the Article does not infringe any copyright or other rights in any other work, or violate any other rights; (3) that the Author(s) own the copyright in the Article or are authorized to transfer it; and (4) that all copies of the Article the Author(s) make or authorize will include a proper notice of copyright in AIP's name. If each Author's signature does not appear below, the signing Author(s) represent that they sign this Agreement as authorized agents for and on behalf of all the Authors, and that this Agreement and authorization is made on behalf of all the Authors.

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If the manuscript has been prepared as a work for hire, this Agreement should be signed by the employee (or commissioned party) (above) and by the employer (or commissioning party) (below). In such event, the employer (or commissioning party) agrees to be bound by all of the obligations of the Author(s) under this Agreement.

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*** A work prepared by a U.S. Government officer or employee as part of his or her official duties is not eligible for U.S. copyright; however foreign copyright laws may differ. Thus this form should be signed even by U. S. Government officers or employees. Signing of this form will not affect U. S. Copyright law provisions in the case of works of the U.S. Government. If all the authors are in this category, check the box here and return the signed form. ***

AIP hereby grants to the Author(s) a nonexclusive license to do the following:

(a) After publication of the article by AIP, to publish all or part of the Article in any compilation or publication limited to the Author(s)' own works, or in any compilation or publication approved by AIP, and to make copies of the Article for the Author(s) own use for lecture or classroom purposes;
(b) To make an oral presentation of the Article;
(c) If the Article was prepared as a work made for hire, to allow the employer or commissioning party to make copies of the Article for its own internal use. AIP and the Author(s) further agree that, after publication of the Article by AIP, third parties wishing to republish the Article must obtain written permission from both the Author(s) and AIP; provided, however, that only AIP's permission is necessary with respect to republication of entire journal issues which contain the Article. 11/95