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Subject Index to Volume 4
SUBJECT
INDEX
TO VOLUME 4
METHODS TheodicaI Classical mechanics and field theory Energy transfer in classical collinear and perpendicular central collisions of a structureless atom with a Morse oscillator, M. Faubel and JP. Toe&es Stationary wavefunctibns Open-shell generalized perturbation theory, K.F. Freed The photoelectron spectrum of butatriene, F. Brogli, E. Heilbtonner, E. KlostcrJensen, A. Schrnelzer, A.S. Manocha, J.A. Pople and L. Radom Ab initio calculations of CH30H vibrational force constants, E. Taillandier and DJ. David Approximate molecular orbital theory: The ESE MO formalism. 1. General theory and notation, P.G. Burton and R.D. Brown Approximate molecular orbital theory: The ESE MO formalism. II. Direct comparison with ab initio results, P.G. Burton 13C anisotropic chemical shift in organic solids: Benzoic acid and derivatives, benzophenone, and thiobenzophenone, J. Kempf, H.W-. Spiess, U. Haeberlen and H. Zimmermann Ab initio SCF CI study of the electronic spectrum of nitroso-methane, T.-K. Ha and US. Wild Excited states of gaseous ions. IV. Potential energy surfaces of the f-f,O+ ion, J .C. Leclerc, J.A. Horsley and J.C. Lorquet The generalized valence bond A orbitals of ethylene and ally1 cation, G. L&n, W.A. Goddard III and D.L. Huestis Coupling schemes Line shapes in electronic absorption spectra. Phenanthrene, C. Fischer Excited states of gaseous ions. V. The predissociation of the HzO+ ion, AJ. Lorquet and J.C. Lorquet lhmsport and relaxation theory The role of long range tunneling in electron transfer processes in condensed media, K.I. Zamaraev and R.F. Khairutdinov Intermolecular vibrational relaxation in liquids, P.C.M. van Woerkom, J. de Bleyser, M. de Zwart and J.C. Leyte Rotational brownian motion and fluorescence intensity fluctuations, M. Ehrenberg and R. Rigler Many-body approaches Open-shell generalized perturbation theory, K.F. Freed The generalized valence bond n orbitals of ethylene and ally1 cation, C. Levin, WA. Goddard W.A. Goddard III and D.L. Huestis Computational methods Approximate molecular orbital theory: The ESE MO formalism. I. General theory and notation, P.G. Burton and RD. Brown 497
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Approximate molecular orbital theory: The ESE MO formalism. II. Direct comparison with ab initio results, P.G. Burton Close-coupling elastic and inelastic integral and differential cross sections for Li++ Hz collisions, P. McGuire Dimensionality control of coupled scattering equations using partitioning techniques, G. Englot and H. Rabitz Equivalence and conservation rules for the total integral cross section in molecular cohisions, P. hlcGuire Theory of d_wamics and scartekrg Classical S matrix: Numerical applications J.W. Duff and D.G. Truhlar
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to classically allowed chemical reactions,
Energy transfer in classical collinear and perpendicular central atom with a hlorsc oscillator, ht. Faubel and J.P. Toennies
collisions
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of a structureless
Equivalence of Faddeev-type equations to coupledchannels equations for reactive scattering, DJ. Diestler and H. Kruger Close-coupling elastic and inekstic integral and differential cross sections for Li+ + Hz collisions. P. McGuire The fluorescence properties of isolated molecules excited by stationary light, W. Rhodes Optical potential calculations for molecular collisions, I.H. Zimmerman and T.F. George The collinear collision of two diatomic molecules. An application of the adiabatic approximation and the T-and K-matrix methods, J.H. Clarke and E. Thiele Dimcnsionality control of coupled scattering equations using partitioning techniques, G. Englot and H. Rabitz Entropy analysis of product energy distributions in nonreactive inelastic collisions, hl. Rubinson and J.I. Steinfeld Equivalence and conservation rules for the total integral cross section in molecular collisions, P. hlcGuire
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Experimental Magnetic arid electric resonance Optical and magnetic resonance spectra of linear chain excitons,
R.M. Hochstrasser and A.H. Zewail The structure of low temperature triplet energy traps in organic solids from PMDR spectroscopy. II. I. 3,5Trichloro and hexachlorobenzenc, C.T. Lin and M.A. El-Sayed The role of long range tunneling in electron transfer processes in condensed media, K.1. Zamaraev and R.F. Khairutdinov t3C anisotropic chemical shift in organic solids: Benzoic acid and derivates, benzophenone, and thiobenzophenone, J. Kempf, H.W. Spiess. U. Haeberlen and H. Zimmermann A simple chemical model for the electron polarization of cyclopentyl radicals produced in radiolysis. S.K. Wong and J.K.S. Wan An EPR study of solid solutions ZnAl,O, -ZnCrZ04, F. Gcsmundo and C. dc Asmundis Molecular constants of vibrationally cxcitcd hydroxyl radical from electron paramagnetic rcsonancc, K.P. Let and W.C. Tam ESR and structure of sulfurcentcrcd radicals and radical ions. -y-irradiated dimethyl disulfide and methane thiol sin& crystals at 77”K, T. Cillbro
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Subjecrindex hficrowave spectroscopy Transient nutation and molecular echoes in microwave double resonance experiments, P. Glorieux and B. Macke The structure of low temperature triplet energy traps in organic solids from PMDR spectroscopy. II. I ,3,5T’richloro and hexachlorobenzenes, C.T. Lin and M.A. ElSayed Rotation-internal rotation-vibra:ion interaction in nitroethylene. P. Niisberger. A. Bauder and Hs. H. Giinthard Infrared and Roman spectroscopy Matrix isolation study of the vacuum ultraviolet photolysis of allene and methylacetylene. Vibrational and electronic spectra of the species C3, C3H, C3H2, and C3HJ, M.E. Jacox and D.E. hlilligan Ab initio ca!culations of CH,OH vibrational force constants, E. Taillandier and DJ. David Intermolecular vibrational relaxation in liquids, P.C.M. van Woerkom. J. de Bleyser, hl. de Zwart and J.C. Leyte Gas and matrix infrared spectra of N-methyl-eihylidenimine and valence force field, H. Hollenstein and Hs.H. Giinthnrd The single crystal infrared spectrum and vibrational assignment of dichloroethylenediaminecopper (II), C. Paliani, R. Cataliotti, A. Poletti and A.A.G. Tomlinson Visible and ultraviolet spectroscopy Matrix isolation study of the vacuum ultraviolet photolysis of allene and methylacetylenc. Vibrational and electronic spectra of the species C,, C,H, C,H,, and C,H,, M-E. Jacox and DE. Mill&an Lime shapes in electronic absorption spectra. Phenanthrene, G. Fisher Magnetic circular dichroism of impurities in so!ids: KMgF3:Co. AJ. Mann and PJ. Stephens Optical an,: magnetic resonance spectra of linear chain excitons, R.M. Hochstrasser and A.H. Zewail The structure of low temperature triplet energy traps in organic solids from PMDR spectroscopy. II. I ,3,5=Trichloro and hexachlorobenzenes, C.T. Lin and MA. El-Sayed Excited state decay of tetrahalomanganese (II) complexes, M. Wrighton and D. Ginley Fluorescence reabsorption in anthracene single crystals: Lifetime variations with emission wavelength and temperature, RJ. Bateman, R.R. Chance and J.F. Hornig Spectroscopic and magnetic evidence for multiple-state emission from tris (2,2’-bipyridine). ruthenium (II) sulfate, D.C. Baker and G.A. Crosby Pilotoelectron and ESCA spectroscopy The photoelectron spectrum of butatriene, F. Brogii, E. Heilbronner. E. Kloster-Jensen, A. Schmelzer, AS. Manocha, J.A. Pople and L. Radom Excited states of gaseous ions. IV. Potential energy surfaces of the HzO+ ion, J.C. Leclerc, J.A. Horsley and J.C. Lorquet Excited states of gaseous ions. V. The predissociation of the HZO+ ion, A J. Lorquet and J.C. Lorquet Double resonance spectroscopy Optical and magnetic resonance spectra of linear chain excitons, RM. Hochstrasser and A.H. 2ewai.l
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structure of low temperature triplet energy traps in organic solids from PMDR spectroscopy. II. 1,3, S-Trichloro and hexachlorobenzenes, C.T. Lin and M.A. El-Sayed
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Polarized light
The structure of low temperature triplet energy traps in organic solids from PMDR spectroscopy. II. 1,3, S-Trichloro and hexachlorobenzenes, CT. Lin and M.A. El-Sayed Rotational brownian motion and fluorescence intensity fluctuations, M. Ehrenberg and R. Rigler The single crystal infrared spectrum and vibrational assignment of dichloroethylenediaminecopper (II), G. Paliani, R. Cataliotti, A. Poletti and A.A.G. Tomlinson
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Atomic and molecular beams
Dissociation of hydrogen molecules in collisions with light alkali ions. II. Li+--Hz, J. Sch6ttler and J.P. Toennies The toral collision cross section in the sudden approximation for angular dependent potent iais. J.W. Kuypers and J. Reuss Integral cross sections for ion-molecule reactions. 1. The guided beam technique, E. Teloy. and D. Gerlich
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Time-resolved experiments
Transient nutation and molecular echoes in microwave double resonance experiments. P. Glorieux and B. Macke The structure of low temperature triplet energy traps in organic solids from PMDR spectroscopy. II. I .3, STricNoro and hexachlorobenzenes, C.T. L.inand MA. El-Sayed The role of long range tunneling in electron transfer processes in condensed media, K.I. Zamaracv and R.F. Kairutdinov Fluorescence reabsorption in anthracene single crystals: Lifetime variations with emission wavelength and temperature, R-l. Bateman. R.R. Chance and J.F. Homig
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l)fas.s spectra
Excited states of gaseous ions. V. The predissociation of the HzO+ ion, AJ. Lorquet and J.C. Lorquet
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Radiolysis The role of long range tunneling
in electron transfer processes in condensed media, K.I. Zamaraev and R.F. Khairutdinov ESR and structure of sulfur-centered radicals and radical ions. y-irradiated dimethyl disulfide and methane thiol single crystals at 77’K, T. Gillbro
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Miissbauer spectroscopy
Miissbauer spectra of the tetrakis-(I ,8-naphthyridine) iron (II) perchlorate in external magnetic fields. Evidence of slow relaxation in paramagnetic iron (II), R. Zimmermann, il. Spiering and C. Ritter M&sbaucr study of pentammine and pyridine complexes of iridium, F.E. Wagner, W. Potzel, U. Wagner and H.-H. Schmidtke
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Scattering
Dissociation of hydrogen molecules in collisions with light alkali ions. II. Li+-H2, J. Schattler
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The total collision cross section in the sudden approximation for angular dependent potentials, J.W. Kuypers and J. Reuss Integral cross sections for ion-molecule reactions. I. The guided beam technique, E. Teloy and D. Cerlich
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OBJECTS
Bulk systems Gases The photoelectron spectrum of butatriene, F. Brogli, E. Heilbronner, E. Kloster-Jensen, A. Schmelzer, AS. Manocha, J.A. Pople and L. Radom Equivalence of Faddeev-type equations to coupled-channels equations for reactive scattering, DJ. Diestler and H. Krfiger Rotation-internal rotation-vibration interaction in nitroethylene, P. Niisberger, A. Bauder and HsH. Ciinthard Molecular constants of vibrationally excited hydroxyl radical from electron paramagnetic resonance, K.P. Lee and W.G. Tam
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Liquids
Intermolecular vibrational relaxation M. de Zwart and J.C. Leyte
in liquids, P.C.M. van Woerkom, J. de Bleyser,
Solu tiom The role of long range tunneling in electron transfer processes in condensed media, K.I. Zamaraev and R.F. Khairutdinov
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Crystals
Magnetic circular dichroism of impurities in solids: KMgF,:Co, AJ. Mann and PJ. Stephens Mijssbauer spectra of the tetrakis-(l, 8-naphthyridine) iron (II) perchlorate in external magnetic fields. Evidence of slow relaxation in paramagnetic iron (II), R. Zimmermarm,
H. Spiering and G. Ritter Optical and magnetic resonance spectra of linear chain excitons, R.M. Hochstrasser and AH. Zewail The structure of low temperature triplet energy traps in organic solids from PMDR spectroscopy. II. 1,3,5Trichloro and hexachlorobenzenes, C.T. Lin and M.A. El-Sayed uC anisotropic chemical shift in organic solids: Benzoic acid and derivatives, benzophenone, and thiobenzophenone, J. Kempf, H.W. Spiess, U. Haeberlen and H. Zirnmermann ZnCraD4, F. Gesmundo and C. de Asmundis An EPR study of solid solutions ZnAl,04Fluorescence reabsorption in anthracene single crystals: Lifetime variations with emission wavelength and temperature, R.J. Bateman, R.R. Chance and J-F. Hornig The single crystal infrared spectrum and vibrational assignment of dichlorocthylenediaminecopper (II), G. Paliani, R. Cataliotti, A. Poletti and A.A.G. Tomlinson ESR and structure of sulfur-centered radicals and radical ions. ‘y-irradiated dimethyl disulfide and methane thiol single crystals at 77°K. T. Gillbro
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Gasses and liquid crystals
The role of long range tunneling in electron transfer processes in condensed media. K.I. Zamaraev and R.F. Khairutdinov
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Microscopic systems
Atoms Equivalence and conservation P. McGuire
rules for the total integral cross section in moIecular collisions,
Molecirles Classical S matrix: Numerical applications to classically allowed chemical reactions, J.W. Duff and D.G. Truhlar Dissociation of hydrogen molecules in collisions with light alkali ions. II. Li+-Hz. J. Schiittler and J .P. Toennies Energy transfer in classical collinear and perpendicular central collisions of a structureless atom with a Morse oscillator, M. Faxbe and J.P. Toennies. Line shapes in electronic absorption spectra. Phenanthrene, G. Fischer Open-shell generalized perturbation theory, K.F. Freed The photoelectron spectrum of butatriene, F. Brogli, H. Heilbronner, E. KlosterJensen, A. Schmelzer, AS. Manocha, J.A. ?ople and L. Radom Transient nutation and molecular echoes in microwave double resonance experiments, P. Glorieux and B. Macke ’ Optical and magnetic resonance spectra of linear chain excirons, R.M. Hochstrasser and A.H. Zewail Equivalence of Faddeev-type equations to coupled-channels equations for reactive scattering, D.J. Diestler and H. Kriiger Ab initio calculations of CH,OH vibrational force constants, E. Taillandier and DJ. David Rotation-internal rotation-vibration interaction in nitroethylene, P. NBsberger, A. Bauder and Hs.H. Giinthard Approximate molecular orbital theory: The ESE MO formalism. 1. General theory and notation, P.G. Burton and R.D. Brown Approximate molecular orbital theory: The ESE MO formalism. II. Direct comparison with ab initio results, P.G. Burton Close-coupling elastic and iaelastic integral and differential cross sections for Lift Hz collisions, P. McCuire The fluorescence properties of isolated molecules excited by stationary light, W. Rhodes t3C anisotropic chemical shift in organic solids: Benzoic acid and derivatives, benzophenone and thiobenzophenone, J. Kempf, H.W. Spiess.U. Haeberlen and H. Zimmermann Ab initio SCF Cl study of the electronic spectrum of nitroso-methane. T.-K. Ha and U.P. Wild Optical potential calculations for molecular collisions, IH. Zimmerman and T.F. George Excited states of gaseous ions. IV. Potential energy surfaces of the HzO+ ion, J.C. Leclerc, J.A. Horsley and J.C. Lorquet Gas and matrix infrared spectra of N-methylethylidenimine and valence force field, H. Hollenstein and HsH. Giinthard The generalized valence bond A orbitals of ethylene and ally1 cation, G. Levin, W.A. Goddard III and D.L. Huestis Integral cross sections for ion-molecule reactions. I. The guided beam technique, E. Teloy and D. Gerlich Spectroscopic and magnetic evidence for multiple-state emission from tris (2,2’-bipyridine) ruthenium (II) sulfate, D.C. Baker and G.A. Crosby
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The collinear collision of two diatomic molecules. An application of the adiabatic approximation and the T- and K-matrix methods, JH. Clarke and E. Thiele Dimensionality control of coupled scattering equations using partitioning techniques, G. Englot and H. Rabitz Entropy analysis of product energy distribution in nonreactive inelastic collisions, M. Rubinson and J.I. Steinfeld Equivalence and conservation rules for the total integral cross section in molecular colhsions, P. McCuire Free radicals Matrix isolation study of the vacuum ultraviolet photolysis of allene and methylacetylene. Vibrational and electronic spectra of the species C3, CjH, C,Hz, and C,H,, M.E. Jacox and D.E. Milligan Open-shell generalized perturbation theory, KE. Freed A simple chemical model for the electron polarization of cyctopentyl radicals produced in ndiolysis, SK. Wong and J.K.S. Wan Molecular constants of vibrationally excited hydroxyl radical from electron paramagnetic resonance. K.P. Lee and W.G. Tam ESR and structure of sulfur-centered radicals and radical ions. r-irradiated dimethyl disulfide and methane thiol single crystals at 77”K, T. Cillbro
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Excitorrs Optical and magnetic resonance spectra of linear chain excitons, R.M. Hochstrasser and A.H. Zewail
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Defects and impurities Magnetic circular dichroism of impurities
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in solids: KMgF, :Co, A J. Mann and PJ. Stephens
Ions and complexes Magnetic circular dichroism of impurities in solids: KMgFs:Co, AJ. hlann and PJ. Stephens Miissbauer spectra of the tetrakis--(l,8-naphihyridine) tron (II) perchlorate in external magnetic fields. Evidence of slow relaxation in paramagnetic iron (II). R. Zirnmermann, H. Spiering and G. Ritter The role of long range tunneling in electron transfer processes in condensed media, K.I. Zarnaraev and R.F. Khairutdinov Close-coupling elastic and inelastic integral and differential cross sections for Li+ +H, collions, P. McCuire Mijssbauer study of pentammine and pyridine complexes of iridium, F.E. Wagner, W. Potzel, U. Wagner and H.-H. Schmidtke Excited state decay of tetrahalomanganese (II) complexes, M. Wrighton and D. Ginley The generalized valence bond n orbitals of ethylene and ally1 cation, C. Levin, W.A. Goddard III and D.L. Huestis Integral cross sections for ion-molecule reactions. 1. The guided beam technique, E. Teloy and D. Gerlich Dimers and molecuhr clusters Optical and magnetic resonance spectra of linear chain excitons, R.M. Hochstrasser and A.H. Zewail
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Polymers and biological macromolecules Rotational brownian motion and fluorescence intensity R. Rigler
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PHENOMENA
Atomic ar;d molendar structure Open-she!! generalized perturbation theory, K.F. Freed The photoelectron spectrum of butatriene, F. Brogli, E. Heilbronner, E. K!osterJensen, A. Schmelzer, A.S. Manocha, J.A. Pople and L. Radom Optical and magnetic resonance spectra of linear chain excitons, R.M. Hochstrasser and AH. Zewai! Ab initio calculations of CH30H vibrational force constants, E. Taihandier and DJ. David The structure of low temperature triplet energy traps in organic solids from PMDR spectroscopy. II. 1,3,5Trichloro and hexachlorobenzenes, C.T. Lin and MA. El-Sayed Rotation-internal rotation-vibration interaction in nitroethylene, P. Nosberger, A. Bauder and Hs.H. Ciinthard Approximate molecular orbital theory: The ESE MO formalism. I. Genera! theory and notation, PG. Burton and R.D. Brown Approximate molecular orbital theory: The ESE MO formalism. 11. Direct comparison with ab initio results, P.G. Burton Ab initio SCF Cl study of the electronic spectrum of nitroso-methane. T.-K. Ha and UP. Wild The generalized valence bond II orbitals of ethylene and ally! cation, G. Levin, W.A. Goddard III and D.L. Huestis The single crystal infrared spectrum and vibrational assignment of dichloroetbylenediaminecopper (II), G. Paliani, R. Cataliotti, A. Poletti and A.A.C. Tomlinson
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Matrix isolation study of the vacuum ultraviolet photolysis of a!!ene and methylacetylene. Vibrational and electronic spectra of the species Cj, C3H, CxHZ, and C,H,, ME. Jacox and DE. Milligan ‘Ihe photoelectron spectrum of butatriene, F. Brogli, E. Heilbronner, E. Klostet-Jensen, A. Schmelzer. A.S. Manocha, J.A. Pople and L. Radom Approximate molecular orbita! theory: ‘!hc ESE MO formalism. !I. Direct comparison with ab initio results, P.G. Burton Excited state decay of tetrahalomanganese (I!) complexes, M. Wrighton and D. Cin!ey Ab initio SCF CI study of the electronic spectrum of nitroso-methane. T.-K. Ha and U.P. Wild Gas and matrix infrared spectra of N-methylethylidenimine and valence force field, H. Hollenstein and Hs.H. Giinthard The generalized valence bond n orbitals of ethylene and ally1 cation, G. Levin, W.A. Goddard III and D.L. Huestis Spectroscopic and magnetic evidence for multiple-state emission from tris (2,2’-bipyridine). ruthenium (I!) sulfate, DC. Baker and G.A. Crosby Molecular constants of vibrationally excited hydroxyl radical from electron paramagnetic resonance, K.!‘. Let and W.G. Tam
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Subjecr irrder Elecmk and magnetic properfies Optical and magnetic resonance spectra of linear chain excitons, R.M. Hochstrasser and A.H. Zewail t3C anisotropic chemical shift in organic solids: Benzoic acid and derivatives, benzophenone, and thiobenzophenone, J. Kempf, H.W. Spiess, U. Haeberlen and H. Zimmermann An EPR study of solid solutions ZnA1204-ZnCr204, F. Cesmundo and C. de Asmundis Spectral bandshapes and intensities Line shapes in electronic absorption spectra. Phenanthrene,G. Fischer The photoelectron spectrum of butatriene, F. Brogh, E. Heilbrormer, E. Kloster-Jensen, A. Schmelzer, A.S. Manocha, J.A. Pople and L. Radom httermolecular vibrational relaxation in liquids, P.C.M. van Woerkom, J. de Bleyser, M. de Zwart and J.C. Leyte Spectroscopic and magnetic evidence for multiple-state emission from tris (2,2’-bipyridine)ruthenium (II) sulfate, D.C. Baker and C.A. Crosby Rehatiott phenornetta Transient nutation and molecular echoes in microwave double resonance experiments, P. Glorieux and B. Macke Mossbauer spectra of the tetrakis-( I, 8naphthyridine) iron (II) perchlorate in external magnetic fields. Evidence of slow relaxation in paramagnetic iron (II), R. Zimmermann, H. Spiering and G. Ritter Optical and magnetic resonance spectra of linear chain excitons. RN. Ho, Rhl. Hochstrasser and A.H. Zewail The structure of low temperature triplet energy traps in organic solids from PblDR spectroscopy. Il. I, 3.5Trichloro and hexachlorobenzenes, CT. Lin and MA. El-Sayed Intermolecular vibrational relaxation in liquids, P.C.M. van Woerkom, J. de Bleyser, M. de Zwart and J.C. Leyte The fluorescence properties of isolated molecules excited by stationary light, W. Rhodes Rotational brownian motion and fluorescence intensity fluctuations, 111.Ehrenberg and R. Rigler Dimensionality control of coupled energy distributions in nonreactive inelastic collisions, M. Rubinson and J.I. Steinfeld Energy transfer and conversion Dissociation of hydrogen molecules in collisions with light alkali ions. II. Li+-Hz, J. Schbttler and J.P. Toennies Energy transfer in classical collinear and perpendicular central collisions of a structureless atom with a Morse oscillator, M. Faubel and J_P. Toermies Optical and magnetic resonance spectra of linear chain excitons, R&I. Hocbstrasser and A.H. Zewail The structure of low temperature triplet energy traps in organic solids from PMDR spectroscopy. Il. 1,3,5=Trichloro and hexachlorobenzenes, C.T. Lii and M.A. ElSayed Close-coupling elastic and inelastic integral and differential cross sections for Li+ + H2 collisions, P. McGuire Excited state decay of tetrahalomanganese (II) complexes, M. Wrighton and D. Ginley Optical potential calculations for molecular collisions, I.H. Zimmerman and T.F. George Fluorescence reabsorption in anthracene single crystals: Lifetime variations with emission wavelength and temperature, R.J. Bateman, R.R. Chance and J.F. Homig
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The collinear collision of two diatomic molecules. An application of the adiabatic approximation and the T- and K-matrix methods, JH. Clarke and E. Thiele Dimensionahty control of coupled scattering equations using partitioning tec%ques, G. Englot and H. Rabitz Entropy analysis of product energy distributions in nonreactive inelastic collisions, M. Rubinson and J.I. Steinfeld Equivalence and conservation rules for the total integral cross section in molecular coilisions, P. McGuire
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Reactions Classical S matrix: Numerical applications to classically allowed chemical reactions, J.W. Duff and D.G. Truhlar Equivalence of Faddeev-type equations to coupledchannels equations for reactive scattering, D.J. Diestler and H. Kruger The role of long range tunneling in electron transfer processes in condensed media, K.I. Zamaraev and R.F. Khairutdinov Optical potential calculations for molecular collisions. I.H. Zimmerman and T.F. George Integral cross sections for ion-molecule reactions. 1. The guided beam technique, E. Teloy
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and D. Gerlich Inremdecular interactions Dissociation of hydrogen molecules in collisions with light alkali ions. 11.Li+-Hz, J. Schiittler and J.P. Toennies Energy transfer in classical collinear and perpendicular central collisions of a structureless atom with a Morse oscillator, M. Faubel and J .P. Toennies Optical and magnetic resonance spectra of linear chain excirons, RY. Hochstrasser and A.H. Zewail The total collision cross section in the sudden approximation for angular dependent poten-
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tials, J.W. Kuypers and J. Reuss Ionic and excited state phenomena The photoelectron spectrum of butatriene. F. Brog2, E. Heilbronner, E. Kloster-Jensen, A. Schmeker, A.S. Manocha, J.A. Pople and L. Radom Excited state decay of tetrahalomanganese (II) complexes, M. Wrighton and D. Ginley Ab initio SCF Cl study of the electronic spectrum of nitroso-methane, T.-K. Ha and
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US. Wild
Excited states of gaseous ions. IV. Potential energy surfaces of the HzO+ ion, J.C. Leclerc, J_A. Horsley and J.C. Lorquet Excited states of gaseous ions. V. The predisociation J.C. Lorquet
4 (1974) 337 of the HzO+ ion, A J. Lorquet and
Fluorescence reabsorption in anthracene single crystals: Lifetime variations with emission wavelength and temperature, RJ. Bateman, R.R. Chance and J.F. Homig ‘Ihe generalized valence bond II orbitals of ethylene and ally1 cation, G. Levin, W.A. Goddard II1 and DL. Huestis Spectroscopic and magnetic evidence for multiplestate emission from tris (2,2’-bipyridine)~thenium
(II)
sulfate, D.C. Baker and CA. Crosby
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Subject index
Ioniration The photoelectron
spectrum of butatriene, F. Brogli, E. Heilbronner, E. Kloster-Jensen, A.S. Manocha, J-A. Pople and L. Radom Excited states of gaseous ions. IV. Potential energy surfaces of the HzO+ ion, J.C. Leclerc, J.A. Horsley and J .C. Lorquet Excited states of gaseous ions. V. The predissociation of the H,O+ ion, AJ. Lorquet and J.C. Lorquet ESR and structure of sulfur-centered radicals and radical ions. y-irradiated dimethyl disulfide and methane thiol single crystals at 77OK, T. GiUbro A. Schmelzer,
Isotope effects The photoelectron spectrum of butatriene, F. Brogli, E. Heiibronner, A. Schmelzer, A.S. Manocha, J.A. Pople and L. Radom
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E. Kioster-Jensen, 4(1974)
107
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Optical activity
Magnetic circular dichroism of impurities in solids: KMgF3:Co. AJ. Mann and PJ. Stephens Thansport of charge and mass The role of long range tunneling in electron transfer processes in condensed K.I. Zamaraev and R.F. Khairutdinov
media, 4(1974) I81
INDEX
TO VOLUME 4
METHODS TheodicaI Classical mechanics and field theory Energy transfer in classical collinear and perpendicular central collisions of a structureless atom with a Morse oscillator, M. Faubel and JP. Toe&es Stationary wavefunctibns Open-shell generalized perturbation theory, K.F. Freed The photoelectron spectrum of butatriene, F. Brogli, E. Heilbtonner, E. KlostcrJensen, A. Schrnelzer, A.S. Manocha, J.A. Pople and L. Radom Ab initio calculations of CH30H vibrational force constants, E. Taillandier and DJ. David Approximate molecular orbital theory: The ESE MO formalism. 1. General theory and notation, P.G. Burton and R.D. Brown Approximate molecular orbital theory: The ESE MO formalism. II. Direct comparison with ab initio results, P.G. Burton 13C anisotropic chemical shift in organic solids: Benzoic acid and derivatives, benzophenone, and thiobenzophenone, J. Kempf, H.W-. Spiess, U. Haeberlen and H. Zimmermann Ab initio SCF CI study of the electronic spectrum of nitroso-methane, T.-K. Ha and US. Wild Excited states of gaseous ions. IV. Potential energy surfaces of the f-f,O+ ion, J .C. Leclerc, J.A. Horsley and J.C. Lorquet The generalized valence bond A orbitals of ethylene and ally1 cation, G. L&n, W.A. Goddard III and D.L. Huestis Coupling schemes Line shapes in electronic absorption spectra. Phenanthrene, C. Fischer Excited states of gaseous ions. V. The predissociation of the HzO+ ion, AJ. Lorquet and J.C. Lorquet lhmsport and relaxation theory The role of long range tunneling in electron transfer processes in condensed media, K.I. Zamaraev and R.F. Khairutdinov Intermolecular vibrational relaxation in liquids, P.C.M. van Woerkom, J. de Bleyser, M. de Zwart and J.C. Leyte Rotational brownian motion and fluorescence intensity fluctuations, M. Ehrenberg and R. Rigler Many-body approaches Open-shell generalized perturbation theory, K.F. Freed The generalized valence bond n orbitals of ethylene and ally1 cation, C. Levin, WA. Goddard W.A. Goddard III and D.L. Huestis Computational methods Approximate molecular orbital theory: The ESE MO formalism. I. General theory and notation, P.G. Burton and RD. Brown 497
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Subject index
Approximate molecular orbital theory: The ESE MO formalism. II. Direct comparison with ab initio results, P.G. Burton Close-coupling elastic and inelastic integral and differential cross sections for Li++ Hz collisions, P. McGuire Dimensionality control of coupled scattering equations using partitioning techniques, G. Englot and H. Rabitz Equivalence and conservation rules for the total integral cross section in molecular cohisions, P. hlcGuire Theory of d_wamics and scartekrg Classical S matrix: Numerical applications J.W. Duff and D.G. Truhlar
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to classically allowed chemical reactions,
Energy transfer in classical collinear and perpendicular central atom with a hlorsc oscillator, ht. Faubel and J.P. Toennies
collisions
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1
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36
of a structureless
Equivalence of Faddeev-type equations to coupledchannels equations for reactive scattering, DJ. Diestler and H. Kruger Close-coupling elastic and inekstic integral and differential cross sections for Li+ + Hz collisions. P. McGuire The fluorescence properties of isolated molecules excited by stationary light, W. Rhodes Optical potential calculations for molecular collisions, I.H. Zimmerman and T.F. George The collinear collision of two diatomic molecules. An application of the adiabatic approximation and the T-and K-matrix methods, J.H. Clarke and E. Thiele Dimcnsionality control of coupled scattering equations using partitioning techniques, G. Englot and H. Rabitz Entropy analysis of product energy distributions in nonreactive inelastic collisions, hl. Rubinson and J.I. Steinfeld Equivalence and conservation rules for the total integral cross section in molecular collisions, P. hlcGuire
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Experimental Magnetic arid electric resonance Optical and magnetic resonance spectra of linear chain excitons,
R.M. Hochstrasser and A.H. Zewail The structure of low temperature triplet energy traps in organic solids from PMDR spectroscopy. II. I. 3,5Trichloro and hexachlorobenzenc, C.T. Lin and M.A. El-Sayed The role of long range tunneling in electron transfer processes in condensed media, K.1. Zamaraev and R.F. Khairutdinov t3C anisotropic chemical shift in organic solids: Benzoic acid and derivates, benzophenone, and thiobenzophenone, J. Kempf, H.W. Spiess. U. Haeberlen and H. Zimmermann A simple chemical model for the electron polarization of cyclopentyl radicals produced in radiolysis. S.K. Wong and J.K.S. Wan An EPR study of solid solutions ZnAl,O, -ZnCrZ04, F. Gcsmundo and C. dc Asmundis Molecular constants of vibrationally cxcitcd hydroxyl radical from electron paramagnetic rcsonancc, K.P. Let and W.C. Tam ESR and structure of sulfurcentcrcd radicals and radical ions. -y-irradiated dimethyl disulfide and methane thiol sin& crystals at 77”K, T. Cillbro
4 (1974) 142 4(1974)
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181
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4(1971)476
Subjecrindex hficrowave spectroscopy Transient nutation and molecular echoes in microwave double resonance experiments, P. Glorieux and B. Macke The structure of low temperature triplet energy traps in organic solids from PMDR spectroscopy. II. I ,3,5T’richloro and hexachlorobenzenes, C.T. Lin and M.A. ElSayed Rotation-internal rotation-vibra:ion interaction in nitroethylene. P. Niisberger. A. Bauder and Hs. H. Giinthard Infrared and Roman spectroscopy Matrix isolation study of the vacuum ultraviolet photolysis of allene and methylacetylene. Vibrational and electronic spectra of the species C3, C3H, C3H2, and C3HJ, M.E. Jacox and D.E. hlilligan Ab initio ca!culations of CH,OH vibrational force constants, E. Taillandier and DJ. David Intermolecular vibrational relaxation in liquids, P.C.M. van Woerkom. J. de Bleyser, hl. de Zwart and J.C. Leyte Gas and matrix infrared spectra of N-methyl-eihylidenimine and valence force field, H. Hollenstein and Hs.H. Giinthnrd The single crystal infrared spectrum and vibrational assignment of dichloroethylenediaminecopper (II), C. Paliani, R. Cataliotti, A. Poletti and A.A.G. Tomlinson Visible and ultraviolet spectroscopy Matrix isolation study of the vacuum ultraviolet photolysis of allene and methylacetylenc. Vibrational and electronic spectra of the species C,, C,H, C,H,, and C,H,, M-E. Jacox and DE. Mill&an Lime shapes in electronic absorption spectra. Phenanthrene, G. Fisher Magnetic circular dichroism of impurities in so!ids: KMgF3:Co. AJ. Mann and PJ. Stephens Optical an,: magnetic resonance spectra of linear chain excitons, R.M. Hochstrasser and A.H. Zewail The structure of low temperature triplet energy traps in organic solids from PMDR spectroscopy. II. I ,3,5=Trichloro and hexachlorobenzenes, C.T. Lin and MA. El-Sayed Excited state decay of tetrahalomanganese (II) complexes, M. Wrighton and D. Ginley Fluorescence reabsorption in anthracene single crystals: Lifetime variations with emission wavelength and temperature, RJ. Bateman, R.R. Chance and J.F. Hornig Spectroscopic and magnetic evidence for multiple-state emission from tris (2,2’-bipyridine). ruthenium (II) sulfate, D.C. Baker and G.A. Crosby Pilotoelectron and ESCA spectroscopy The photoelectron spectrum of butatriene, F. Brogii, E. Heilbronner. E. Kloster-Jensen, A. Schmelzer, AS. Manocha, J.A. Pople and L. Radom Excited states of gaseous ions. IV. Potential energy surfaces of the HzO+ ion, J.C. Leclerc, J.A. Horsley and J.C. Lorquet Excited states of gaseous ions. V. The predissociation of the HZO+ ion, A J. Lorquet and J.C. Lorquet Double resonance spectroscopy Optical and magnetic resonance spectra of linear chain excitons, RM. Hochstrasser and A.H. 2ewai.l
499
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I?-0
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161
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236
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45 63, 96
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Sub]ecr index
500 ‘&
structure of low temperature triplet energy traps in organic solids from PMDR spectroscopy. II. 1,3, S-Trichloro and hexachlorobenzenes, C.T. Lin and M.A. El-Sayed
4 (1974) 161
Polarized light
The structure of low temperature triplet energy traps in organic solids from PMDR spectroscopy. II. 1,3, S-Trichloro and hexachlorobenzenes, CT. Lin and M.A. El-Sayed Rotational brownian motion and fluorescence intensity fluctuations, M. Ehrenberg and R. Rigler The single crystal infrared spectrum and vibrational assignment of dichloroethylenediaminecopper (II), G. Paliani, R. Cataliotti, A. Poletti and A.A.G. Tomlinson
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I61
4 (1974) 390 4(1974)440
Atomic and molecular beams
Dissociation of hydrogen molecules in collisions with light alkali ions. II. Li+--Hz, J. Sch6ttler and J.P. Toennies The toral collision cross section in the sudden approximation for angular dependent potent iais. J.W. Kuypers and J. Reuss Integral cross sections for ion-molecule reactions. 1. The guided beam technique, E. Teloy. and D. Gerlich
4 (1974)
24
4 ( 1974) 277 4 (1974)417
Time-resolved experiments
Transient nutation and molecular echoes in microwave double resonance experiments. P. Glorieux and B. Macke The structure of low temperature triplet energy traps in organic solids from PMDR spectroscopy. II. I .3, STricNoro and hexachlorobenzenes, C.T. L.inand MA. El-Sayed The role of long range tunneling in electron transfer processes in condensed media, K.I. Zamaracv and R.F. Kairutdinov Fluorescence reabsorption in anthracene single crystals: Lifetime variations with emission wavelength and temperature, R-l. Bateman. R.R. Chance and J.F. Homig
4 (1974) 120 4 (1974) 161 4(1974)
181
4 (1974) 402
l)fas.s spectra
Excited states of gaseous ions. V. The predissociation of the HzO+ ion, AJ. Lorquet and J.C. Lorquet
4 (1974) 353
Radiolysis The role of long range tunneling
in electron transfer processes in condensed media, K.I. Zamaraev and R.F. Khairutdinov ESR and structure of sulfur-centered radicals and radical ions. y-irradiated dimethyl disulfide and methane thiol single crystals at 77’K, T. Gillbro
4 (1974) 181 4 (1974) 476
Miissbauer spectroscopy
Miissbauer spectra of the tetrakis-(I ,8-naphthyridine) iron (II) perchlorate in external magnetic fields. Evidence of slow relaxation in paramagnetic iron (II), R. Zimmermann, il. Spiering and C. Ritter M&sbaucr study of pentammine and pyridine complexes of iridium, F.E. Wagner, W. Potzel, U. Wagner and H.-H. Schmidtke
4 (1974) 133 4 (1974) 284
Scattering
Dissociation of hydrogen molecules in collisions with light alkali ions. II. Li+-H2, J. Schattler
and J .P. Tomnies
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24
Subject index
The total collision cross section in the sudden approximation for angular dependent potentials, J.W. Kuypers and J. Reuss Integral cross sections for ion-molecule reactions. I. The guided beam technique, E. Teloy and D. Cerlich
501
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OBJECTS
Bulk systems Gases The photoelectron spectrum of butatriene, F. Brogli, E. Heilbronner, E. Kloster-Jensen, A. Schmelzer, AS. Manocha, J.A. Pople and L. Radom Equivalence of Faddeev-type equations to coupled-channels equations for reactive scattering, DJ. Diestler and H. Krfiger Rotation-internal rotation-vibration interaction in nitroethylene, P. Niisberger, A. Bauder and HsH. Ciinthard Molecular constants of vibrationally excited hydroxyl radical from electron paramagnetic resonance, K.P. Lee and W.G. Tam
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Liquids
Intermolecular vibrational relaxation M. de Zwart and J.C. Leyte
in liquids, P.C.M. van Woerkom, J. de Bleyser,
Solu tiom The role of long range tunneling in electron transfer processes in condensed media, K.I. Zamaraev and R.F. Khairutdinov
4 (1974) 236
4 (1974) 181
Crystals
Magnetic circular dichroism of impurities in solids: KMgF,:Co, AJ. Mann and PJ. Stephens Mijssbauer spectra of the tetrakis-(l, 8-naphthyridine) iron (II) perchlorate in external magnetic fields. Evidence of slow relaxation in paramagnetic iron (II), R. Zimmermarm,
H. Spiering and G. Ritter Optical and magnetic resonance spectra of linear chain excitons, R.M. Hochstrasser and AH. Zewail The structure of low temperature triplet energy traps in organic solids from PMDR spectroscopy. II. 1,3,5Trichloro and hexachlorobenzenes, C.T. Lin and M.A. El-Sayed uC anisotropic chemical shift in organic solids: Benzoic acid and derivatives, benzophenone, and thiobenzophenone, J. Kempf, H.W. Spiess, U. Haeberlen and H. Zirnmermann ZnCraD4, F. Gesmundo and C. de Asmundis An EPR study of solid solutions ZnAl,04Fluorescence reabsorption in anthracene single crystals: Lifetime variations with emission wavelength and temperature, R.J. Bateman, R.R. Chance and J-F. Hornig The single crystal infrared spectrum and vibrational assignment of dichlorocthylenediaminecopper (II), G. Paliani, R. Cataliotti, A. Poletti and A.A.G. Tomlinson ESR and structure of sulfur-centered radicals and radical ions. ‘y-irradiated dimethyl disulfide and methane thiol single crystals at 77°K. T. Gillbro
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96
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Gasses and liquid crystals
The role of long range tunneling in electron transfer processes in condensed media. K.I. Zamaraev and R.F. Khairutdinov
4(1974)
181
502
Subjecr index
Microscopic systems
Atoms Equivalence and conservation P. McGuire
rules for the total integral cross section in moIecular collisions,
Molecirles Classical S matrix: Numerical applications to classically allowed chemical reactions, J.W. Duff and D.G. Truhlar Dissociation of hydrogen molecules in collisions with light alkali ions. II. Li+-Hz. J. Schiittler and J .P. Toennies Energy transfer in classical collinear and perpendicular central collisions of a structureless atom with a Morse oscillator, M. Faxbe and J.P. Toennies. Line shapes in electronic absorption spectra. Phenanthrene, G. Fischer Open-shell generalized perturbation theory, K.F. Freed The photoelectron spectrum of butatriene, F. Brogli, H. Heilbronner, E. KlosterJensen, A. Schmelzer, AS. Manocha, J.A. ?ople and L. Radom Transient nutation and molecular echoes in microwave double resonance experiments, P. Glorieux and B. Macke ’ Optical and magnetic resonance spectra of linear chain excirons, R.M. Hochstrasser and A.H. Zewail Equivalence of Faddeev-type equations to coupled-channels equations for reactive scattering, D.J. Diestler and H. Kriiger Ab initio calculations of CH,OH vibrational force constants, E. Taillandier and DJ. David Rotation-internal rotation-vibration interaction in nitroethylene, P. NBsberger, A. Bauder and Hs.H. Giinthard Approximate molecular orbital theory: The ESE MO formalism. 1. General theory and notation, P.G. Burton and R.D. Brown Approximate molecular orbital theory: The ESE MO formalism. II. Direct comparison with ab initio results, P.G. Burton Close-coupling elastic and iaelastic integral and differential cross sections for Lift Hz collisions, P. McCuire The fluorescence properties of isolated molecules excited by stationary light, W. Rhodes t3C anisotropic chemical shift in organic solids: Benzoic acid and derivatives, benzophenone and thiobenzophenone, J. Kempf, H.W. Spiess.U. Haeberlen and H. Zimmermann Ab initio SCF Cl study of the electronic spectrum of nitroso-methane. T.-K. Ha and U.P. Wild Optical potential calculations for molecular collisions, IH. Zimmerman and T.F. George Excited states of gaseous ions. IV. Potential energy surfaces of the HzO+ ion, J.C. Leclerc, J.A. Horsley and J.C. Lorquet Gas and matrix infrared spectra of N-methylethylidenimine and valence force field, H. Hollenstein and HsH. Giinthard The generalized valence bond A orbitals of ethylene and ally1 cation, G. Levin, W.A. Goddard III and D.L. Huestis Integral cross sections for ion-molecule reactions. I. The guided beam technique, E. Teloy and D. Gerlich Spectroscopic and magnetic evidence for multiple-state emission from tris (2,2’-bipyridine) ruthenium (II) sulfate, D.C. Baker and G.A. Crosby
4 (1974) 483
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120
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4 (1974) 220 4 (1974) 226 4 ( 1974) 249 4 (1974) 259 4 (1974) 269 4 (1974) 300 4(1974)315 4 (1974) 337 4 (1974) 368 4(1974)409 4(1974)417 4 (1974) 428
503
Subject index
The collinear collision of two diatomic molecules. An application of the adiabatic approximation and the T- and K-matrix methods, JH. Clarke and E. Thiele Dimensionality control of coupled scattering equations using partitioning techniques, G. Englot and H. Rabitz Entropy analysis of product energy distribution in nonreactive inelastic collisions, M. Rubinson and J.I. Steinfeld Equivalence and conservation rules for the total integral cross section in molecular colhsions, P. McCuire Free radicals Matrix isolation study of the vacuum ultraviolet photolysis of allene and methylacetylene. Vibrational and electronic spectra of the species C3, CjH, C,Hz, and C,H,, M.E. Jacox and D.E. Milligan Open-shell generalized perturbation theory, KE. Freed A simple chemical model for the electron polarization of cyctopentyl radicals produced in ndiolysis, SK. Wong and J.K.S. Wan Molecular constants of vibrationally excited hydroxyl radical from electron paramagnetic resonance. K.P. Lee and W.G. Tam ESR and structure of sulfur-centered radicals and radical ions. r-irradiated dimethyl disulfide and methane thiol single crystals at 77”K, T. Cillbro
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45 80
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Excitorrs Optical and magnetic resonance spectra of linear chain excitons, R.M. Hochstrasser and A.H. Zewail
4 (1974) 141
Defects and impurities Magnetic circular dichroism of impurities
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96
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96
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133
in solids: KMgF, :Co, A J. Mann and PJ. Stephens
Ions and complexes Magnetic circular dichroism of impurities in solids: KMgFs:Co, AJ. hlann and PJ. Stephens Miissbauer spectra of the tetrakis--(l,8-naphihyridine) tron (II) perchlorate in external magnetic fields. Evidence of slow relaxation in paramagnetic iron (II). R. Zirnmermann, H. Spiering and G. Ritter The role of long range tunneling in electron transfer processes in condensed media, K.I. Zarnaraev and R.F. Khairutdinov Close-coupling elastic and inelastic integral and differential cross sections for Li+ +H, collions, P. McCuire Mijssbauer study of pentammine and pyridine complexes of iridium, F.E. Wagner, W. Potzel, U. Wagner and H.-H. Schmidtke Excited state decay of tetrahalomanganese (II) complexes, M. Wrighton and D. Ginley The generalized valence bond n orbitals of ethylene and ally1 cation, C. Levin, W.A. Goddard III and D.L. Huestis Integral cross sections for ion-molecule reactions. 1. The guided beam technique, E. Teloy and D. Gerlich Dimers and molecuhr clusters Optical and magnetic resonance spectra of linear chain excitons, R.M. Hochstrasser and A.H. Zewail
4 (1974) 181 4 (I 974) 249 4 (1974) 284 4 ( 1974) 29s 4(1974)409 4(1974)417
4 (1974) I42
504
Subjecrindex
Polymers and biological macromolecules Rotational brownian motion and fluorescence intensity R. Rigler
fluctuations,
M. Ehrenberk and 4 (1974) 390
PHENOMENA
Atomic ar;d molendar structure Open-she!! generalized perturbation theory, K.F. Freed The photoelectron spectrum of butatriene, F. Brogli, E. Heilbronner, E. K!osterJensen, A. Schmelzer, A.S. Manocha, J.A. Pople and L. Radom Optical and magnetic resonance spectra of linear chain excitons, R.M. Hochstrasser and AH. Zewai! Ab initio calculations of CH30H vibrational force constants, E. Taihandier and DJ. David The structure of low temperature triplet energy traps in organic solids from PMDR spectroscopy. II. 1,3,5Trichloro and hexachlorobenzenes, C.T. Lin and MA. El-Sayed Rotation-internal rotation-vibration interaction in nitroethylene, P. Nosberger, A. Bauder and Hs.H. Ciinthard Approximate molecular orbital theory: The ESE MO formalism. I. Genera! theory and notation, PG. Burton and R.D. Brown Approximate molecular orbital theory: The ESE MO formalism. 11. Direct comparison with ab initio results, P.G. Burton Ab initio SCF Cl study of the electronic spectrum of nitroso-methane. T.-K. Ha and UP. Wild The generalized valence bond II orbitals of ethylene and ally! cation, G. Levin, W.A. Goddard III and D.L. Huestis The single crystal infrared spectrum and vibrational assignment of dichloroetbylenediaminecopper (II), G. Paliani, R. Cataliotti, A. Poletti and A.A.C. Tomlinson
4 (1974)
80
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Energy !evels
Matrix isolation study of the vacuum ultraviolet photolysis of a!!ene and methylacetylene. Vibrational and electronic spectra of the species Cj, C3H, CxHZ, and C,H,, ME. Jacox and DE. Milligan ‘Ihe photoelectron spectrum of butatriene, F. Brogli, E. Heilbronner, E. Klostet-Jensen, A. Schmelzer. A.S. Manocha, J.A. Pople and L. Radom Approximate molecular orbita! theory: ‘!hc ESE MO formalism. !I. Direct comparison with ab initio results, P.G. Burton Excited state decay of tetrahalomanganese (I!) complexes, M. Wrighton and D. Cin!ey Ab initio SCF CI study of the electronic spectrum of nitroso-methane. T.-K. Ha and U.P. Wild Gas and matrix infrared spectra of N-methylethylidenimine and valence force field, H. Hollenstein and Hs.H. Giinthard The generalized valence bond n orbitals of ethylene and ally1 cation, G. Levin, W.A. Goddard III and D.L. Huestis Spectroscopic and magnetic evidence for multiple-state emission from tris (2,2’-bipyridine). ruthenium (I!) sulfate, DC. Baker and G.A. Crosby Molecular constants of vibrationally excited hydroxyl radical from electron paramagnetic resonance, K.!‘. Let and W.G. Tam
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45
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Subjecr irrder Elecmk and magnetic properfies Optical and magnetic resonance spectra of linear chain excitons, R.M. Hochstrasser and A.H. Zewail t3C anisotropic chemical shift in organic solids: Benzoic acid and derivatives, benzophenone, and thiobenzophenone, J. Kempf, H.W. Spiess, U. Haeberlen and H. Zimmermann An EPR study of solid solutions ZnA1204-ZnCr204, F. Cesmundo and C. de Asmundis Spectral bandshapes and intensities Line shapes in electronic absorption spectra. Phenanthrene,G. Fischer The photoelectron spectrum of butatriene, F. Brogh, E. Heilbrormer, E. Kloster-Jensen, A. Schmelzer, A.S. Manocha, J.A. Pople and L. Radom httermolecular vibrational relaxation in liquids, P.C.M. van Woerkom, J. de Bleyser, M. de Zwart and J.C. Leyte Spectroscopic and magnetic evidence for multiple-state emission from tris (2,2’-bipyridine)ruthenium (II) sulfate, D.C. Baker and C.A. Crosby Rehatiott phenornetta Transient nutation and molecular echoes in microwave double resonance experiments, P. Glorieux and B. Macke Mossbauer spectra of the tetrakis-( I, 8naphthyridine) iron (II) perchlorate in external magnetic fields. Evidence of slow relaxation in paramagnetic iron (II), R. Zimmermann, H. Spiering and G. Ritter Optical and magnetic resonance spectra of linear chain excitons. RN. Ho, Rhl. Hochstrasser and A.H. Zewail The structure of low temperature triplet energy traps in organic solids from PblDR spectroscopy. Il. I, 3.5Trichloro and hexachlorobenzenes, CT. Lin and MA. El-Sayed Intermolecular vibrational relaxation in liquids, P.C.M. van Woerkom, J. de Bleyser, M. de Zwart and J.C. Leyte The fluorescence properties of isolated molecules excited by stationary light, W. Rhodes Rotational brownian motion and fluorescence intensity fluctuations, 111.Ehrenberg and R. Rigler Dimensionality control of coupled energy distributions in nonreactive inelastic collisions, M. Rubinson and J.I. Steinfeld Energy transfer and conversion Dissociation of hydrogen molecules in collisions with light alkali ions. II. Li+-Hz, J. Schbttler and J.P. Toennies Energy transfer in classical collinear and perpendicular central collisions of a structureless atom with a Morse oscillator, M. Faubel and J_P. Toermies Optical and magnetic resonance spectra of linear chain excitons, R&I. Hocbstrasser and A.H. Zewail The structure of low temperature triplet energy traps in organic solids from PMDR spectroscopy. Il. 1,3,5=Trichloro and hexachlorobenzenes, C.T. Lii and M.A. ElSayed Close-coupling elastic and inelastic integral and differential cross sections for Li+ + H2 collisions, P. McGuire Excited state decay of tetrahalomanganese (II) complexes, M. Wrighton and D. Ginley Optical potential calculations for molecular collisions, I.H. Zimmerman and T.F. George Fluorescence reabsorption in anthracene single crystals: Lifetime variations with emission wavelength and temperature, R.J. Bateman, R.R. Chance and J.F. Homig
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The collinear collision of two diatomic molecules. An application of the adiabatic approximation and the T- and K-matrix methods, JH. Clarke and E. Thiele Dimensionahty control of coupled scattering equations using partitioning tec%ques, G. Englot and H. Rabitz Entropy analysis of product energy distributions in nonreactive inelastic collisions, M. Rubinson and J.I. Steinfeld Equivalence and conservation rules for the total integral cross section in molecular coilisions, P. McGuire
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Reactions Classical S matrix: Numerical applications to classically allowed chemical reactions, J.W. Duff and D.G. Truhlar Equivalence of Faddeev-type equations to coupledchannels equations for reactive scattering, D.J. Diestler and H. Kruger The role of long range tunneling in electron transfer processes in condensed media, K.I. Zamaraev and R.F. Khairutdinov Optical potential calculations for molecular collisions. I.H. Zimmerman and T.F. George Integral cross sections for ion-molecule reactions. 1. The guided beam technique, E. Teloy
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and D. Gerlich Inremdecular interactions Dissociation of hydrogen molecules in collisions with light alkali ions. 11.Li+-Hz, J. Schiittler and J.P. Toennies Energy transfer in classical collinear and perpendicular central collisions of a structureless atom with a Morse oscillator, M. Faubel and J .P. Toennies Optical and magnetic resonance spectra of linear chain excirons, RY. Hochstrasser and A.H. Zewail The total collision cross section in the sudden approximation for angular dependent poten-
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tials, J.W. Kuypers and J. Reuss Ionic and excited state phenomena The photoelectron spectrum of butatriene. F. Brog2, E. Heilbronner, E. Kloster-Jensen, A. Schmeker, A.S. Manocha, J.A. Pople and L. Radom Excited state decay of tetrahalomanganese (II) complexes, M. Wrighton and D. Ginley Ab initio SCF Cl study of the electronic spectrum of nitroso-methane, T.-K. Ha and
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Excited states of gaseous ions. IV. Potential energy surfaces of the HzO+ ion, J.C. Leclerc, J_A. Horsley and J.C. Lorquet Excited states of gaseous ions. V. The predisociation J.C. Lorquet
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Fluorescence reabsorption in anthracene single crystals: Lifetime variations with emission wavelength and temperature, RJ. Bateman, R.R. Chance and J.F. Homig ‘Ihe generalized valence bond II orbitals of ethylene and ally1 cation, G. Levin, W.A. Goddard II1 and DL. Huestis Spectroscopic and magnetic evidence for multiplestate emission from tris (2,2’-bipyridine)~thenium
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sulfate, D.C. Baker and CA. Crosby
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Ioniration The photoelectron
spectrum of butatriene, F. Brogli, E. Heilbronner, E. Kloster-Jensen, A.S. Manocha, J-A. Pople and L. Radom Excited states of gaseous ions. IV. Potential energy surfaces of the HzO+ ion, J.C. Leclerc, J.A. Horsley and J .C. Lorquet Excited states of gaseous ions. V. The predissociation of the H,O+ ion, AJ. Lorquet and J.C. Lorquet ESR and structure of sulfur-centered radicals and radical ions. y-irradiated dimethyl disulfide and methane thiol single crystals at 77OK, T. GiUbro A. Schmelzer,
Isotope effects The photoelectron spectrum of butatriene, F. Brogli, E. Heiibronner, A. Schmelzer, A.S. Manocha, J.A. Pople and L. Radom
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Optical activity
Magnetic circular dichroism of impurities in solids: KMgF3:Co. AJ. Mann and PJ. Stephens Thansport of charge and mass The role of long range tunneling in electron transfer processes in condensed K.I. Zamaraev and R.F. Khairutdinov
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