Titlebook: Life of a Scientist; An Autobiographical Robert S. Mulliken,Bernard J. Ransil Book 1989 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1989 atmosphere.

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Interpretation of Atmospheric Oxygen Bands, 1928,s to molecules like BO and CN (done also by Hund). The other was an interpretation of the absorption bands of the oxygen molecule (O.) which are seen in the red region of the sun’s spectrum for sunlight which has passed through the earth’s atmosphere. I identified this spectrum as a “forbidden” one,

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Guggenheim Fellowship, Half 1930, Half 1932,ot attend but sent a paper. Also, following the lead of the atomic spectroscopists, who had just agreed on a standard notation, I had been circulating some proposals for a standard diatomic band spectrum notation; O.W. Richardson, who had been doing a great deal of work with the H. spectrum, present

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,Guggenheim II. Europe Again in 1932–1933, a meeting of the German Physical Society in Hamburg in September. To reach there, we might have gone directly on a Hamburg—America line steamship. However, the Canadian Pacific Line offered at the same cost an alternative routing which appealed to us; namely, first to Glasgow, Scotland, where we ha

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Chicago Again, 1933, in the classification of vibrational bands in the visible and ultraviolet absorption spectrum of sulfur dioxide, a molecule which greatly interested me. He received a Ph.D. in physics in 1935. The other, S.H. Chao from China, was working on the ultraviolet NH. (ammonia) bands, and received a physic

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Book 1989is his scientific autobiography, edited posthumously by his former student Bernard J. Ransil and complemented with a memoir by Friedrich Hund, his scientific protagonist. Mulliken describes his career and gives an account of the contributions of his friends and colleagues at home and in Europe where

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lved in an atmosphere of international exchange. The book is written in a particularly lively style, full of reminiscences and scientific facts, interwoven to produce an account of the Life of a Scientist.978-3-642-64791-8978-3-642-61320-3