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Physical Review A – December 1978
Volume 18, Issue 6

ARTICLES

Electronic Structure of Atoms and Molecules

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New techniques for evaluating parity-conserving and parity-violating contact interactions
John Hiller, Joseph Sucher, and G. Feinberg
pp. 2399-2411 [View Page Images or PDF (1,715 kB)]
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Bound states, plane waves, and orthogonalization
A. Y. Sakakura, W. E. Brittin, and M. D. Girardeau
pp. 2412-2420 [View Page Images or PDF (1,015 kB)]
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Parity nonconservation in the hydrogen atom. II
R. W. Dunford, R. R. Lewis, and W. L. Williams
pp. 2421-2436 [View Page Images or PDF (2,631 kB)]
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Complex-coordinate method.II. Resonance calculations with correlated target-state wave functions
B. R. Junker
pp. 2437-2442 [View Page Images or PDF (935 kB)]
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Dynamical description of the electronic correlation in the H2 molecule: A boson Hamiltonian
C. Valdemoro
pp. 2443-2449 [View Page Images or PDF (943 kB)]
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Nuclear hexadecapole antishielding factors: Tripositive lanthanide and tetrapositive actinide ions
K. D. Sen and P. T. Narasimhan
pp. 2450-2452 [View Page Images or PDF (349 kB)]
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Determination of metastable fractions in noble-gas-ion beams
P. Varga and H. Winter
pp. 2453-2458 [View Page Images or PDF (641 kB)]

Atomic and Molecular Collision Processes and Interactions

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Electron-loss cross sections, for 20-MeV Cl4+ and I5+ ions incident on thin gaseous targets: Experimental measurements and potential-model data analyses
H. A. Scott, L. B. Bridwell, C. D. Moak, G. D. Alton, C. M. Jones, P. D. Miller, R. O. Sayer, Q. C. Kessel, and A. Antar
pp. 2459-2463 [View Page Images or PDF (736 kB)]
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Electron-capture and impact-ionization cross sections for multiply charged ions colliding with helium
R. E. Olson
pp. 2464-2469 [View Page Images or PDF (850 kB)]
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Influence of spatial correlation between target atoms on the scattering of energetic ions: Multiple scattering in molecular gases
F. Besenbacher, J. Heinemeier, P. Hvelplund, and H. Knudsen
pp. 2470-2481 [View Page Images or PDF (1,580 kB)]
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K-shell ionization probability in energetic nearly symmetric heavy-ion collisions
I. Tserruya, H. Schmidt-Böcking, and R. Schuch
pp. 2482-2487 [View Page Images or PDF (909 kB)]
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Electron-impact widths and shifts of neutral helium lines in a plasma
J. M. Bassalo and M. Cattani
pp. 2488-2492 [View Page Images or PDF (561 kB)]
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Rotational excitation of CH+ by electron impact
K. C. Mathur
pp. 2493-2497 [View Page Images or PDF (584 kB)]
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Potential energies for Ca2+: Cross sections for collisions of Ca+ and Rydberg Ca** with Ca
B. Liu and R. E. Olson
pp. 2498-2505 [View Page Images or PDF (1,205 kB)]

Atomic and Molecular Interactions with Radiation, Spectroscopy

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Diamagnetic structure of Rb in intense magnetic fields
N. P. Economou, R. R. Freeman, and P. F. Liao
pp. 2506-2509 [View Page Images or PDF (679 kB)]
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Fine-structure intervals and polarizabilities of highly excited d states of K
T. F. Gallagher and W. E. Cooke
pp. 2510-2516 [View Page Images or PDF (1,008 kB)]
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High-frequency limit of bremsstrahlung
Haakon A. Olsen and L. C. Maximon
pp. 2517-2522 [View Page Images or PDF (860 kB)]
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Autoionization states of Li, Be+, B2+, and C3+
A. K. Bhatia
pp. 2523-2526 [View Page Images or PDF (468 kB)]
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Ar(3P2)-N2(C3Πu) excitation transfer cross section and radiative lifetimes of the nitrogen-molecular-laser transitions
W. R. Bennett, Jr. and John Flint
pp. 2527-2532 [View Page Images or PDF (887 kB)]
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Deflection of atoms by a resonant standing electromagnetic wave
R. J. Cook and A. F. Bernhardt
pp. 2533-2537 [View Page Images or PDF (681 kB)]
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Interference between radiative emission and autoionization in the decay of excited states of atoms
Lloyd Armstrong, Jr., Constantine E. Theodosiou, and M. J. Wall
pp. 2538-2549 [View Page Images or PDF (1,511 kB)]
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Self-induced transparency in two-photon transition
Munir H. Nayfeh
pp. 2550-2556 [View Page Images or PDF (960 kB)]
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Continuum level-shift effects in the theory of multiphoton transitions
Leonard Rosenberg
pp. 2557-2569 [View Page Images or PDF (1,978 kB)]
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Spherical-tensor treatment of coherent transients
T. Baer
pp. 2570-2579 [View Page Images or PDF (1,484 kB)]
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Dependence of the K x-ray energy upon the mode of excitation
K. -C. Wang, A. A. Hahn, F. Boehm, and P. Vogel
pp. 2580-2584 [View Page Images or PDF (834 kB)]
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Quantitative analysis of resonant third-harmonic generation in strontium
H. Scheingraber, H. Puell, and C. R. Vidal
pp. 2585-2591 [View Page Images or PDF (1,098 kB)]

Quantum Optics, Nonlinear Optics, and Related Topics

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Laser studies of internal conical diffraction. III. Second-harmonic conical refraction in α-iodic acid
A. J. Schell and N. Bloembergen
pp. 2592-2602 [View Page Images or PDF (1,628 kB)]
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Optical rotary saturation in a gas
Yehiam Prior, J. A. Kash, and E. L. Hahn
pp. 2603-2613 [View Page Images or PDF (1,854 kB)]
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Ray propagation and self-focusing in nonlinear absorbing media
Dan Censor
pp. 2614-2617 [View Page Images or PDF (588 kB)]

Fluids, Thermodynamics, and Related Topics

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Laser-induced rate processes in gases: Intermolecular and intramolecular relaxation in a polyatomic molecule
James Stone and Myron F. Goodman
pp. 2618-2641 [View Page Images or PDF (3,789 kB)]
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Laser excitation of multilevel systems: Limitations on the use of Wilcox-Lamb and other rate-equation approximations
James Stone and Myron F. Goodman
pp. 2642-2654 [View Page Images or PDF (1,978 kB)]
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Application of Jastrow wave functions to quantum lattice spin theories
Robert B. Pearson
pp. 2655-2658 [View Page Images or PDF (451 kB)]
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Geometric approach to the problem of stable configurations in pure splay nematics
J. Frøyland and J. M. Leinaas
pp. 2659-2668 [View Page Images or PDF (1,490 kB)]
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Van der Waals theory of nematogenic solutions. I. Derivation of the general equations
Martha A. Cotter and Douglas C. Wacker
pp. 2669-2675 [View Page Images or PDF (1,010 kB)]
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Van der Waals theory of nematogenic solutions. II. Application to binary solutions with spherical solutes and rodlike solvents
Martha A. Cotter and Douglas C. Wacker
pp. 2676-2682 [View Page Images or PDF (915 kB)]
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Coexistence curve and diameter of polystyrene in cyclohexane
M. Nakata, T. Dobashi, N. Kuwahara, M. Kaneko, and B. Chu
pp. 2683-2688 [View Page Images or PDF (945 kB)]
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Modulational instability of the whistler wave propagating oblique to the static magnetic field
Masaaki Watanabe
pp. 2689-2694 [View Page Images or PDF (645 kB)]
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Calculation of the photoabsorption coefficient in a hot and dense aluminum plasma
David Salzmann and Göran Wendin
pp. 2695-2700 [View Page Images or PDF (840 kB)]
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Equilibrium theory of a semiclassical fluid of nonanalytic potential: Application to the Yukawa-tail fluid
B. P. Singh and S. K. Sinha
pp. 2701-2706 [View Page Images or PDF (726 kB)]
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Absorption of ultrasound near the critical point of sodium-ammonia solutions
D. B. Fenner, M. P. Kuhls, and D. E. Bowen
pp. 2707-2716 [View Page Images or PDF (1,578 kB)]
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Backflow effect in classical systems
P. K. Kahol and D. K. Chaturvedi
pp. 2717-2724 [View Page Images or PDF (738 kB)]
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Thermal fluctuations in driven nonlinear resistive systems
Madhu S. Gupta
pp. 2725-2731 [View Page Images or PDF (1,264 kB)]

COMMENTS

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Comments on "Simulation of large magnetic islands: A possible mechanism for a major tokamak disruption"
B. Carreras, B. V. Waddell, H. R. Hicks, and S. J. Lynch
pp. 2732-2734 [View Page Images or PDF (367 kB)]
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Reply to the comments on "Simulation of large magnetic islands: A possible mechanism for a major tokamak disruption"
R. B. White, D. A. Monticello, and M. N. Rosenbluth
pp. 2735 [View Page Images or PDF (152 kB)]
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Behavior of electric susceptibility and electroclinic coefficient near the chiral smectic A-C* transition
A. Michelson and L. Benguigui
pp. 2736-2738 [View Page Images or PDF (356 kB)]
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Reply to "Behavior of electric susceptibility and electroclinic coefficient near the chiral smectic A-C* transition"
Stephen Garoff and Robert B. Meyer
pp. 2739-2740 [View Page Images or PDF (353 kB)]
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Laser-driven component of self-generated magnetic fields
David F. Edwards, V. V. Korobkin, S. L. Motilyov, and R. V. Serov
pp. 2741-2742 [View Page Images or PDF (212 kB)]
 
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