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Orbital stereochemistry: Discovering the symmetries of collision processes

January 1, 1992

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S R. Leone

Oscillator strengths and radiative branching ratios in atomic Sr

January 1, 1992

Author(s)

H G. Werij, C H. Greene, C E. Theodosiou, A Gallagher

Overview of integrated services digital network conformance testing:

January 1, 1992

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Leslie A Collica, Leslie A Collica, Kathleen M Roberts, David Su

Overview of Photonic Primary Standards Development

January 1, 1992

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Douglas L. Franzen

Parallel Bands of Cyclopropane in the 3.2 ym Region

January 1, 1992

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J Pliva, D W. Merdes, A S. Pine

Partially coherent scattering in stellar chromospheres II. The first-order escape probability method

January 1, 1992

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K G. Gayley

Partially coherent scattering in stellar chromospheres III. A second-order escape probability method

January 1, 1992

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K G. Gayley

Partially coherent scattering in stellar chromospheres. I. Effects on resonance line thermalization

January 1, 1992

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K G. Gayley

PBX Administrator's Security Standards::developed by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation

January 1, 1992

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Edward Roback

PDA::a PC-based expert system for analysis of DOE nuclear energy performance indicator data

January 1, 1992

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J T Fong, B Bernstein, J J Filliben

Perturbations in the Infrared Spectrum of the NH 3 Umbrella Mode in HOH-NH 3

January 1, 1992

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Gerald T. Fraser, R D. Suenram

Phenomenological Quantum Electrodynamics of X-Rays in a Crystal

January 1, 1992

Author(s)

Ariel Caticha, N Caticha

Photo-Induced Resonant Tunneling Treated by the Extended Transfer Hamiltonian Method

January 1, 1992

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S Apell, David R. Penn

A method, originally due to Heitler, is utilized to extend the transfer Hamiltonian description to resonant tunneling for the purpose of calculating transition probabilities and general frequency response characteristics of coupled systems. The scanning