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Molecular Rydberg Dynamics

Name: Molecular Rydberg Dynamics
Brand: Imperial College Press
SKU: 05121516
Price: 40960 HUF
Availability: InStock
Author: CHILD M S
ISBN: 9781860940941

CHILD M S

Language

English

Book Hardback

Libristo code: 05121516

Publishers Imperial College Press, July 1999

The study of Rydberg states is a growing interdisciplinary field. This report, constituting the proc... Full description

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The study of Rydberg states is a growing interdisciplinary field. This report, constituting the proceedings of a Royal Society Discussion reflects the state of theoretical knowledge, and includes an introductory chapter for the non-specialist. The material is organized to bring out the wealth of observable effects. Some states commonly lead to competitive predissociation and autoionization, with relevance to atmospheric and astrophysical processes. Others, with higher angular momenta, have much longer lifetimes and high electronic degeneracies, which on one hand pose subtle problems for experimental interpretation, and on the other act as reservoirs for a class of remarkably stable so-called ZEKE states. New experiments to clarify the formation mechanism of such states, and to exploit their properties, are described. The interplay between "quantum defect" and "ab initio" aspects of the theory is also underlined.