Titlebook: Linking the Gaseous and Condensed Phases of Matter; The Behavior of Slow Loucas G. Christophorou,Eugen Illenberger,Werner F Book 1994 Sprin

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Positron and Positronium Annihilation in Gases and Liquidscesses the characteristic time of which is less than lifetime of a positron in a medium have a lot of common features with the corresponding electron processes. For example, in dense gases and liquids positrons collide many times with atoms before annihilation and may be considered as quasi stable p

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Clusters: An Introductions Volume assign a group (or an accumulation) of atoms or molecules in the gas phase, held together by weak intermolecular forces, as a cluster. In that sense, clusters represent . link between the gaseous and condensed phase. It is well known since the work of van der Waals. that the existence of th

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Photofragmentation as a Probe of Electron Thermalization in Size-Selected Cluster Anionsns and later with electrons in rare gases and a variety of solvents. These systems represent a class of liquids where an excess electron is not associated with a specific molecular framework, but is physically stabilized by the medium. Early efforts by Ogg. captured the essence of the localization p

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Phase Transitions in Clusters: A Bridge to Condensed Matterles, some properties of bulk matter and some properties characteristic specifically of small finite systems, that is, of clusters themselves. One of the unique sets of properties of clusters is their behavior with respect to phase equilibrium and phase changes--or at least to the analogues of the ph

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Exploring Potential Surface Landscapes and How they Govern Dynamicsc of the analytic representation of potential surfaces, largely of small systems, had been reviewed shortly before by Schatz.. Consequently we will here very tersely review some of the fundamentals, briefly survey aspects of the subject treated in those reviews and discuss some aspects not covered i