1 - 4 |
Threshold energy for the photon-stimulated desorption of Rb atoms from polydimethylsiloxane films Bernheim RA, Xu JH, Mango F, Alzetta G |
5 - 12 |
Effects of oxygen on exciton transport in zinc phthalocyanine layers Kerp HR, van Faassen EE |
13 - 18 |
Two-photon absorption in mesoionic compounds pumped at the visible and at the infrared Rakov N, de Araujo CB, da Rocha GB, Simas AM, Athayde PAF, Miller J |
19 - 25 |
Encoding of macroscopic second-order son-linearity via all-optical polar alignment in substituted norbornene polymer thin films Churikov VM, Hung MF, Hsu CC, Shiau CW, Luh TY |
26 - 34 |
Many-body interactions among adsorbed atoms and molecules within carbon nanotubes and in free space Kostov MK, Cole MW, Lewis JC, Diep P, Johnson JK |
35 - 42 |
The infrared vibrational spectra of the two major C-84 isomers Bettinger HF, Scuseria GE |
43 - 50 |
Chemical versus steric frustration in boron nitride heterofullerene polyhedra Rogers KM, Fowler PW, Seifert G |
51 - 57 |
Metal-cage hybridization in endohedral La@C-60, Y@C-60 and Sc@C-60 Lu J, Zhang XW, Zhao XG |
58 - 64 |
Non-thermal nuclear hyperfine populations in the products of a photodissociation reaction Payne DS, Wilson GJ, Devonshire R |
65 - 72 |
Photoelectron spectroscopy of clustered transition state precursors IHI-center dot Ar and BrHI-center dot Ar Liu Z, Gomez H, Neumark DM |
73 - 78 |
Magnetic anisotropy of a supramolecular Cu(II) [3 x 3] grid Waldmann O, Koch R, Schromm S, Muller P, Zhao L, Thompson LK |
79 - 84 |
Photoelectron emission from conjugated polymer films: a potential source of artifacts in photoconductivity studies Wegewijs BR, Dicker G, Piris J, Garcia AA, de Haas MP, Warman JM |
85 - 92 |
2+1 resonance-enhanced multiphoton ionisation spectroscopy of the high nu(2) levels of the (B)over-tilde(1)E'' Rydberg state of NH3(ND3) Bentley J, Cotterell BJ, Langham A, Stickland RJ |
93 - 97 |
The Raman spectrum of nanocrystalline diamond Prawer S, Nugent KW, Jamieson DN, Orwa JO, Bursill LA, Peng JL |
98 - 104 |
EPR and ENDOR studies of self(alpha)-irradiation effects in Pu(VI) oxalate: evidence for participation of 5f electrons of Pu-239 in chemical bonding with CO2- Bhide MK, Kadam RM, Babu Y, Natarajan V, Sastry MD |
105 - 109 |
Computing the rotational viscosity of nematic liquid crystals by an atomistic molecular dynamics simulation Kuwajima S, Manabe A |
110 - 116 |
Stochastic trajectory simulation of femtosecond pump-probe spectroscopy Ermoshin VA, Engel V |
117 - 124 |
Nuclear quantum effects in calculated NMR shieldings of ethylene; a Feynman path integral - ab initio study Bohm MC, Schulte J, Ramirez R |
125 - 130 |
Use of polarization inversion for resolution of small dipolar couplings in SLF-2D NMR experiments - an application to liquid crystals Sinha N, Ramanathan KV |
131 - 138 |
Replica-exchange simulated tempering method for simulations of frustrated systems Mitsutake A, Okamoto Y |
139 - 144 |
Unified description of chemical bonding in H-2 isotopomers, including Ps(2), mu(2) and bi-excitons Rolim F, Braga JP, Mohallem JR |
145 - 153 |
Multidimensional quantum dynamics with trajectories: a novel numerical implementation of Bohmian mechanics Nerukh D, Frederick JH |
154 - 158 |
Exact results on the curvature of the electron density at the cusp in certain highly excited states of atoms Nagy A, Sen KD |
159 - 166 |
Calculation of three dimensional cross-sections for the Ar-N-2 system from two-dimensional coupled equations plus a three-dimensional boundary condition Belchior JC, Braga JP |
167 - 174 |
Trajectory calculations of two-dimensional Penning ionization electron spectra of N-2 in collision with metastable He*2(3)S atoms Ohno K, Yamazaki M, Kishimoto N, Ogawa T, Takeshita K |
175 - 180 |
Second hyperpolarisability of furan homologues C4H4X (X = O, S, Se, Te): ab initio HF and DFT study Millefiori S, Alparone A |
181 - 189 |
Absorption spectrum of intense chirped pulse by molecules in solution and the time evolution of vibrationally non-equilibrium populations Fainberg BD |
190 - 198 |
Fast evaluation of induction energies: a second-order perturbation theory approach Chipot C, Luque FJ |
199 - 207 |
The ionization energy and Delta H-f (0 K) of CP, PCP and PCCP Fleming PE, Lee EPF, Wright TG |