The Extrema-effect in Total Elastic Molecular Beam Scattering Cross Sections for Characterization of the Potential Well
Extrema effect in total elastic molecular beam scattering cross sections for characterization of potential well
POTENTIAL ENERGY↗
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Air radiation tables - Spectral distribution functions for molecular band systems
Air radiation tables - spectral distribution functions for diatomic molecular band systems
ATMOSPHERIC RADIATION↗
Oscillator strength of the CN violet system.
Oscillator strength of CN violet system from shock layer by time-of-flight scanning spectrometer
SHOCK LAYER↗
Correlation between observed and predicted excited-state populations in the helium afterglow.
Helium afterglow discussing stability of collisional-radiative recombination of ions with electrons and neutral particles
MOLECULAR SPECTRUM↗
Perturbation induced in elastic scattering by crossing of molecular states.
Perturbation effects in differential elastic ion- atom scattering generated by crossing of molecular states from even potentials
PERTURBATION THEORY↗
Approximation of expectation values.
Approximation of expectation values for nonenergy properties via perturbation theory, obtaining values for molecular polarizability
POLARIZATION CHARACTERISTICS↗
Molecular rainbows for the 12-6 potential in the airy approximation.
Numerical values describing molecular rainbow scattering in Airy approximation for 12-6 potential
SCATTERING CROSS SECTION↗
Electron spin resonance of a gamma-irradiated single crystal of barbituric acid dihydrate.
Electron spin resonance of gamma irradiated single crystal of barbituric acid dihydrate, noting formation and Hamiltonian parameters of free radicals
GAMMA RADIATION↗
Color centers in alkali-metal azides.
Color centers in alkali metal azides, noting change of ion from linear to bent configuration
MOLECULAR SPECTRUM↗
The application of microwave spectroscopy to contaminant analysis.
Microwave spectroscopy used to identify unambiguously contaminant trace gases in mixture and indicate amount of each
TRACE CONTAMINANT↗
Collisional processes in the inner coma.
Collisions in inner region of cometary head, structure of emission bands and formation of free radicals
EMISSION SPECTRUM↗
Mean lives of the 2 p and 3 p levels in atomic hydrogen.
Beam foil excitation technique application in measuring mean lives of 2p and 3p levels of hydrogen
MOLECULAR SPECTRUM↗
Microwave Spectroscopic Identification of Atmospheric Contaminants Status Report, Apr. 1 - Sep. 30, 1966
Microwave spectroscopy used in identification of atmospheric trace contaminants
TRACE CONTAMINANT↗
Predictions of shock-layer radiation from molecular band systems in proposed planetary atmospheres
Shock layer radiation predictions from molecular band systems in Martian and Venusian atmospheres
MOLECULAR SPECTRUM↗
Studies in cometary astrophysics Final report, 19 May 1965 - 18 May 1967
Chemical activity and comet phenomena - photochemical models of astrophysical reactions, electron bombardment of low pressure gases, and singlet carbide studies
OPTICAL SPECTRUM↗
Collision-induced dissociation of D sub 2 super plus ions by argon and nitrogen.
Collision induced dissociation of deuterium by argon and nitrogen examined with angular ion scattering apparatus, determining kinetic energy and angular distribution
QUANTUM MECHANICS↗
Random Lorentz band model with exponential- tailed S super -1 line-intensity distribution function.
1/s line intensity distribution function for molecular spectra representation using growth curves calculated for Lorentz lines
PROBABILITY DISTRIBUTION↗
Corrections to the asymptotic Holtsmark formula for hydrogen lines broadened by electrons and ions in a plasma.
Expression for electron contribution to Stark broadening, using impact approximation with Lewis or Debye cut-offs
STARK EFFECT↗