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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-16-0554-3cal system was discussed in the small molecule (or dipole or Rosenfeld) approximation by Tinoco and Woody (1964). The wavefunctions and energies necessary to calculate the optical properties of the helix are identical to those for a particle in a one-dimensional box. Thus, this simple optically acti

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-16-0554-3sitions became feasible only recently. The vibrational optical activity (VOA) measurements can now be carried out with greater confidence owing to the rapid developments in both instrumentation and theory. The emergence of VOA, as a combination of two widely practiced branches of science namely vibr

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Circularly Polarized VUV Radiation up to 40 eV Photon Energies for Spin Resolved Photoelectron Spectom “spin polarized photons” onto spin polarized photoelectrons is the matter of interest. In atomic and molecular photoionization a lot of studies are hampered by the fact that most atoms and molecules have their ionization thresholds in the vuv, where conventional methods for producing circularly p

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A Crossed Undulator System for a Variable Polarization Synchrotron Radiation Sourceted between two mutually perpendicular directions, or it can be circular and can be modulated between right and left circular polarizations. The system works on low emittance electron storage rings and can cover a wide spectral range. Topics discussed include the basic principle of the system, the d

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Stimulated Synchrotron Radiation: The Free-Electron Laserkers [1], using an electron beam from the Stanford linear superconducting accelerator; the laser wavelength in this experiment was 3.4 μm. Since then, free-electron lasers have been operated at Orsay (using a storage ring, at a laser wavelength tunable between 6350 and 6600 ?)[2], Los Alamos (using

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