Propagation of a photon in a static field and in the field of the sun according to general relativity.
Photon propagation in static and solar fields, deriving general relativistic formula for frequency shift
Richard, J.-P.↗
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Carbon dioxide laser Progress report, 1 Jul. - 15 Sep. 1967
Frequency shift of rotation-vibration band oscillation in carbon dioxide laser
Mocker, H. W.↗
Doppler frequency spread correction device for multiplex transmissions
Doppler frequency shift correction device for multiplex communication with Applications Technology Satellites
Lipke, D. W.↗
Anti-Stokes generation in trapped filaments of light.
Emission and frequency shift angles of antiStokes radiation from trapped filaments of laser light in liquids
Lifsitz, J. R.↗
Current pushing of the oscillation frequency of a 6328-angstrom units He-Ne laser.
Laser oscillation frequency shift dependence on discharge current in 6328 A He-Ne laser
Arrathoon, R.↗
Time synchronization in an MFSK receiver.
Incoherent m-ary frequency shift keying /MFSK/ system analysis concerning automatic time synchronization
Chadwick, H. D.↗
Positive column population calculations for the evaluation of dispersive effects in He-Ne lasers.
He-Ne laser oscillation frequency shifts with variations in DC discharge ascribed to changes in populations of He and Ne levels
Arrathoon, R.↗
Transmission characteristics of split-phase PCM codes.
Split phase PCM code modulated carrier transmission characteristics determined for amplitude, phase and frequency shift keying, assuming random bit pattern and noncoherent modulation
Batson, B. H.↗
Physics of the clock experiment
Relativistic clock experiment with respect to observed frequency shifts of standard oscillator or clock
Edmonson, N., Jr.↗
Collapsing objects and the backward emission of light
Light emission from collapsing nonrotating gas in general relativity, noting restrictions on range and frequency shift
Jaffe, J.↗
Optimization of the frequency locked loop
Frequency locked loop optimization, showing advantages in frequency shift keying detection and FM signal demodulation
Clarke, K. K.↗
Nuclear quadrupole resonance study of the inductive effect in chemical bonding in chloroalkenes
Inductive effect in C-Cl chemical bonds in chloroalkenes, using nuclear quadrupole resonance frequencies shifts
Koltenbah, D. E.↗
Hydrogen maser with deformable storage bulb
Hydrogen maser frequency shift due to atomic collisions with deformable storage bulb surface
Debely, P. E.↗
The design of a low data rate MFSK communication system
Low data rate m-ray frequency shift keyed /MFSK/ modulation system design
Chadwick, H. D.↗
On the coupling loss factor in statistical energy analysis
Coupling loss factor estimation, using wave transmission or natural frequency shift methods in statistical energy analysis
Crandall, S. H.↗
Application of laser Doppler systems to vortex measurement and detection
Laser system for atmospheric wind velocity and turbulence, using Doppler frequency shift undergone by radiation beam scattered by particles suspended in flows
Huffaker, R. M.↗
Measurement of the gravitational redshift using a clock in an orbiting satellite
A hydrogen maser clock is proposed for enclosure in an orbiting satellite to measure the gravitational effect on time scales with high accuracy. This experiment is used to test the principle of equivalence for clocks in space. Extremely narrow linewidth of Fe-57 radiation and absorption due to Mossbauer effect over 75 ft vertical distance was used to confirm the prediction of the equivalence principle to 1 part in 100. The fractional frequency shift of a satellite-borne oscillator observed from earth is also given.
Vessot, R. F. C.↗
Research investigation directed toward extending the useful range of the electromagnetic spectrum
The lifetimes and fine structure of He(-) were studied using time-of-flight techniques and quenching by a static axial magnetic field. Using level-crossing spectroscopy the hyperfine constants A and B and the lifetime of the 3 2P3/2 state of Li-7 were measured. Polarization of the Ru 7S level was created as a first step in determining the hyperfine structure of the alkali excited S state. The parametric interaction between light and microwaves in optically pumped Rb-87 vapor were investigated. Measurements and analyses of transitions in formaldehyde and its isotopic species and in the lowest two excited vibrational states of H2CO were also made, as well as of transitions in furan, pyrrole, formic acid, and cyanoacetylene. The Hanle effect was studied in the NO molecule, and RF oscillators were developed with flat, wideband output to observe excited state hyperfine transitions at zero field. Data was generated on the time-dependent behavior of photon echoes in ruby. Stimulated Raman scattering was studied in atomic Tl vapor. A Q switched, temperature-tuned ruby laser was developed which operates between 6934 and 6938 A. The frequency shift due to resonant interaction between identical radiating atoms was calculated.
Hartmann, S. R.↗