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Electron spectra in UV region noting excitation techniques, energy level mean lives and population distribution
Primordial rare gases diffusion in Fayetteville meteorite indicating incorporation after solidification
Stark effect produced frequency shifts in He-Ne laser, discussing electron energy and pressure dependence in discharge tube
Excitation cross section for double ionized states of Ar, Ne and Kr due to fast electron impingement on neutral atom
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O, Ne, Si and Fe ionization equilibria in low density plasma, including dielectronic recombination and autoionization processes in calculations
LF oscillations in electron number density of ionized deuterium, Ne and He identified from particle continuity equation
Shock tube thermochemistry tables for high temperature gases
He and Ne adsorption and desorption on field ion microscope tip, determining minimum required field strengths of gas films at different temperatures
Neutral Ne emission line in visible solar spectrum during bright events in inner corona, noting 1958 outburst of RS Oph
Hydrogen and inert gas atoms collisional excitation cross sections calculated by multistate impact parameter approximation
Computer programs for calculation of thermodynamic and transport properties of eight cryogenic fluids
He excitation by He, Ne, Ar and Kr collisions, calculating first Born wave cross section
Neutral Ar and Ne resonance lines Stark broadening constant from Stark width-oscillator strength product
Cross sections for single-electron capture by C/4 plus/ from He, Ne and Ar target gases
Solid Ne isotopes specific heat at constant pressure and volume, entropy, enthalpy and Gruneisen parameters
Bromine dissociation rates in presence of He, Ne, Ar, Kr and Xe, determining rate constant expressions from light absorption measurements behind incident shock waves