Bug, A., J. Eckert, F. Trouw, and R. Lobo. 1998. Absorption sites in zeolites A and X probed by competitive absorption of H2 with N2 or 02: Implications for N2/O2 separation. Paper read at the 12th International Zeolite Conference, July 5-10, at the Hyatt Regency Hotel, Baltimore, MD.
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Bug, A., T.W. Cronin '06, P.A. Sterne, and Z.S. Wolfson '06. 2007. Simulation of positronium: Toward more realistic models of void spaces in materials. Radiation Physics and Chemistry 76 (2): 237-242.
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Bug, A. and P.A. Sterne. 2006. Path integral Monte Carlo simulations of positronium annihilation: From micropores to mesopores. Physical Review B 73 (9): 094106.
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Bug, A., M. Muluneh '03, J. Waldman '06, and P.A. Sterne. 2004. Positronium in solids: Computer simulation of pick-off and self-annihilation. Materials Science Forum 445-446: 375-379.
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Bug, A. 2003. Has feminism changed physics?. Signs 28 (3): 881-899.
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Bug, A., P.A. Sterne, L. Larrimore '02, and P. Hastings '01. 2003. New theories for positrons in insulators. Radiation Physics and Chemistry 68 (3-4): 409-414.
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Bug, A. 2003. West Mexico ceramics. American Scientist 91 (5): 386.
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Bug, A., J.A. MacKinnon, J. Eckert, and D.F. Coker. 2001. Computational study of molecular hydrogen in zeolite Na-A. II. Density rotational states and inelastic neutron scattering spectra. Journal of Chemical Physics 114 (22): 10137-10150.
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Bug, A., L. Larrimore, R.N. McFarland, and P.A. Sterne. 2000. A Two-chain part integral model of positronium. Journal of Chemical Physics 113 (23): 10642-10650.
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Bug, A. and G.J. Martyna. 2000. Calculation of neutron spectra for hydrogen in zeoliytes: Rotational motions and transnational motions in the Born-Oppenheimer limit. Chemical Physics 261 (1-2): 89-110.
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Bug, A., C. Anderson, D.F. Coker, and J. Eckert. 1999. Computational study of molecular hydrogen in zeolite Na-A. I. Potential energy surface and thermodynamic separation factors for ortho and para hydrogen. Journal of Chemical Physics 111 (16): 7599-7613.
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