Titlebook: Atomic and Molecular Spectroscopy; Basic Aspects and Pr Sune Svanberg Book 19922nd edition Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1992 Fundament

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,Mittags: Erfolge genie?en und halten,icantly more complicated than those of atoms since, apart from energy levels corresponding to different electronic arrangements, there are also different states corresponding to vibrational and rotational motion. The structure is schematically shown in Fig.3.1. This chapter will mainly be concerned with . molecules.

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Abends: Spitzenleistung und Reife,ls. Usually, certain primary quantities (wavelengths, intensities, etc.) are measured in spectroscopic investigations. These quantities are then used to evaluate more fundamental quantities. This process is schematically illustrated in Fig.1.1.

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Introduction,ls. Usually, certain primary quantities (wavelengths, intensities, etc.) are measured in spectroscopic investigations. These quantities are then used to evaluate more fundamental quantities. This process is schematically illustrated in Fig.1.1.

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Radiation and Scattering Processes,esentation of the theory of radiation and scattering processes can be found in [4.1–11]. Several of the books on atomic, molecular and quantum mechanics, earlier cited, also discuss this topic in more detail.

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Radio-Frequency Spectroscopy,. (LC) spectroscopy. Resonance techniques can also be used for investigating liquids and solids. . (NMR), . (ESR) and . (ENDOR) will be discussed. As the radio-frequency techniques make use of ., a general description of this phenomenon will be given.

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Atomic Structure, treatment, but will deal with more qualitative aspects. The atomic structures that are explored with the spectroscopic techniques discussed in this text will be described. For a more complete treatment the reader is referred to standard textbooks on atomic physics and quantum mechanics [2.1–18].