RELATIONS AMONG POTENTIAL ENERGY CURVES OF DIATOMIC MOLECULES
Relations among potential energy curves of diatomic molecules - quantum mechanics
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Relations among potential energy curves of diatomic molecules - quantum mechanics
Unsteady diffusion with recombination in ternary mixture of diatomic molecules, dissociated atoms, and an inert gas
Fortran program for computing moments of inertia of rigid molecules
Energy transfer between molecules and excited atoms - quenching of excited argon atoms formed by beta radiation from tritium source and low energy electron impact
Space lifetimes in parent molecules of comet radicals estimated from absorption cross sections & solar ultraviolet flux
Sudden approximation applied to computation of rotational transition probability and inelastic total cross sections for scattering of polar and nonpolar diatomic molecules by atoms
Partial wave calculation for diatomic molecule - helium hydrogen ion
Wave function expansion of diatomic molecules in series of orbital angular momentum eigenfunctions
Systematics of organic molecules, graph topology and Hamilton circuits
Electric energy behavior for ground state of one-electron heteronuclear diatomic molecule near united atom
Hydrogen molecule excitation by electron impact
Numerical simplification and alternative to Rydberg-Klein-Refs method for diatomic molecules
Relative partial wave theory used in investigating excited state of diatomic molecules
Calculations of interactions of diatomic molecules with solid surfaces
Electronic energy for ground state of one-electron diatomic molecule near united atom
Sudden approximation applied to rotational transition probabilities and inelastic total cross sections for scattering of homonuclear diatomic molecules by atoms
Partial wave expansion in spheroidal coordinates for diatomic molecules