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Spectroscopic amplitudes for two-cluster transfer between 1p-shell nuclei
Journal of Physics G: Nuclear and Particle Physics, 1991Spectroscopic amplitudes for separation of two clusters from 1p-shell nuclei were calculated. The calculations were performed with the aid of intermediate-coupling shell model wavefunctions. The population of final states produced by simultaneous transfer of two clusters from 1p-shell nuclei was discussed.
E Kwasniewicz
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One-nucleon spectroscopic amplitudes for excited states of 1p-shell nuclei
Journal of Physics G: Nuclear Physics, 1987Spectroscopic amplitudes are calculated for one-nucleon transfers between low-lying, normal parity states of 1p-shell nuclei. Calculations are performed with the intermediate-coupling model wavefunctions generated using the interaction parameters of Cohen and Kurath (1970).
Jan Kisiel, E Kwasniewicz
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Alpha -particle spectroscopic amplitudes for excited states of 1p-shell nuclei
Journal of Physics G: Nuclear Physics, 1986Alpha -particle spectroscopic amplitudes were calculated for the excited normal parity states of 1p-shell nuclei. The wavefunctions of the nuclear states were approximated by the intermediate-coupling model wavefunctions. These spectroscopic amplitudes are required for studying the multistep direct sequential transfer processes.
E Kwasniewicz, L Jarczyk
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Mean amplitudes of vibration for 1,3-cyclohexadiene from spectroscopic data
Journal of Molecular Structure, 1975S J Cyvin
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Spectroscopic ellipsometry measurements with the Grating Division-of-Amplitude Photopolarimeter
SPIE Proceedings, 2002The Grating Division-of-Amplitude Photopolarimeter (G-DOAP) obtains very rapid measurements of the complete polarization state of light over the spectral bandwidth of the instrument. Application to polarimetry, ellipsometry, and Mueller matrix ellipsometry is discussed.
Paul C. Nordine +2 more
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Spectroscopic studies of the small-amplitude Cepheid SU Cas
Astronomy Letters, 2013A new set of 16 high-resolution spectra for the small-amplitude Cepheid SU Cas obtained in 2007–2009 has allowed us to determine its atmospheric parameters (Teff = 6345 ± 30 K, log g = 2.40, Vt = 3.25 km s−1) and to measure its radial velocities. The latter were added to the general list of radial velocities (375 estimates) obtained in the last 90 ...
I. A. Usenko +2 more
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Spectroscopic determination of the internal amplitude of frequency sweeping TAE
Plasma Physics and Controlled Fusion, 2004From an understanding of the processes that cause a marginally unstable eigenmode of the system to sweep in frequency, it is shown how the absolute peak amplitude of the mode can be determined from the spectroscopic measurements of the frequency sweeping rate, e.g. with Mirnov coils outside the plasma.
Pinches, S. +4 more
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Mean amplitudes of vibration for cyclohexene from spectroscopic data
Monatshefte f�r Chemie, 1974A normal coordinate analysis is performed for cyclohexene (C6H10). The calculated frequencies for C6H10 and C6D10 are reported. The mean amplitudes of vibration for all types of interatomic distances in these two molecules were also computed. Those of the bonded distances and nonbonded C−C distances in C6H10 are compared with the corresponding data ...
S. J. Cyvin, O. Gebhardt
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Determination of spectroscopic amplitudes from electron scattering data
Il Nuovo Cimento A, 1979It is shown how the spectroscopic amplitudes for the removal of a particle from anA-body system can be determined from electron-nucleus scattering data. The formalism used is translationally invariant and therefore the spectroscopic amplitudes thus determined require no further «center-of-mass corrections». The method is applied to the16O nucleus.
L. C. Liu, C. M. Shakin
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