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Atomic and molecular science with synchrotron radiation

Description: This paper discusses the following topics: electron correlation in atoms; atomic innershell excitation and decay mechanisms; timing experiments; x-ray scattering; properties of ionized species; electronic properties of actinide atoms; total photon-interaction cross sections; and molecular physics. 66 refs. (LSP)
Date: November 7, 1989
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Interactions of fast atomic and molecular ions with matter

Description: Argonne's 5-MV Dynamitron accelerator is used to study the interactions of fast (MeV) atomic and molecular ions with matter. A unique feature of the apparatus is the exceptionally high resolution, in angle and time-of-flight, obtained in detecting particles emerging from the target. New imaging detector systems have been developed which allow detection of multiparticle events consisting of up to 12 particles. The work has as its main objective a general study of the interactions of fast charged… more
Date: January 1, 1989
Creator: Belkacem, A.; Kanter, E.P. & Vager, Z.
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Laser spectroscopy at accelerator facilities

Description: The use of lasers in exciting fast atomic and molecular ions produced in accelerators is discussed. Collinear excitation of the ions is most efficient, and several examples of laser-induced fluorescence are given. These include tests of relativistic atomic structure, and atomic and molecular hyperfine measurements. Higher precision can be attained using rf double-resonance techniques in some cases. A variant of this technique, the raman double-resonance technique, is also introduced. The produc… more
Date: January 1, 1989
Creator: Berry, H.G.
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