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Highly Excited Molecules: Relaxation, Reaction, And Structure
Highly Excited Molecules: Relaxation, Reaction, And Structure

By W.L. Hase, Xin Yang, Zhen Lin, Fei Wu, George C. Schatz, John R. Barker, Hai-Lung Dai, Donald L. Thompson, R. Bruce Weisman, György Lendvay, Paul J. Dagdigian, Christof Jung, J. Ruud Van Ommen, Joel M. Bowman, AMY S. MULLIN, Daniel Neuhauser, Jörg Main, Howard S. Taylor, William F. Polik, David S. Perry, Dmitrii V. Shalashilin, D. A. Blunt, A. G. Suits, James D. Chesko, Yuan T. Lee, Eunsook Hwang, George W. Flynn, Chris A. Michaels, H. Charles Tapalian, Eric T. Sevy, Mark A. Muyskens, Jianxin Qi, Max Dyksterhouse, Marcel Drabbels, Alec M. Wodtke, Derek R. McDowell, Toshiyuki Takayanagi, Samuel M. Clegg, Brian D. Gilbert, Shao-Ping Lu, Charles S. Parmenter, V. Bernshtein, I. Oref, P. De Sainte Claire, A. Sanov, D. W. Arnold, M. Korolik, H. Ferkel, C. R. Bieler, C. Capellos, C. Wittig, Hanna Reisler, Ward H. Thompson

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Content: Dynamics of highly excited states in chemistry : an overview -- Amy S. Mullin and George C. Schatz / Filter diagonalization : a general approach for calculating high-energy eigenstates and...

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Highly Excited Molecules : Relaxation, Reaction, And Structure ; Developed From A Symposium Sponsored By The Division Of Physical Chemistry At The 212th National Meeting Of The American Chemical Society, Orlando, Florida, August 25-29, 1996
Highly Excited Molecules : Relaxation, Reaction, And Structure ; Developed From A Symposium Sponsored By The Division Of Physical Chemistry At The 212th National Meeting Of The American Chemical Society, Orlando, Florida, August 25-29, 1996

By W.L. Hase, Xin Yang, Zhen Lin, Fei Wu, George C. Schatz, John R. Barker, Hai-Lung Dai, Donald L. Thompson, R. Bruce Weisman, György Lendvay, Paul J. Dagdigian, Christof Jung, J. Ruud Van Ommen, Joel M. Bowman, AMY S. MULLIN, Daniel Neuhauser, Jörg Main, Howard S. Taylor, William F. Polik, David S. Perry, Dmitrii V. Shalashilin, D. A. Blunt, A. G. Suits, James D. Chesko, Yuan T. Lee, Eunsook Hwang, George W. Flynn, Chris A. Michaels, H. Charles Tapalian, Eric T. Sevy, Mark A. Muyskens, Jianxin Qi, Max Dyksterhouse, Marcel Drabbels, Alec M. Wodtke, Derek R. McDowell, Toshiyuki Takayanagi, Samuel M. Clegg, Brian D. Gilbert, Shao-Ping Lu, Charles S. Parmenter, V. Bernshtein, I. Oref, P. De Sainte Claire, A. Sanov, D. W. Arnold, M. Korolik, H. Ferkel, C. R. Bieler, C. Capellos, C. Wittig, Hanna Reisler, Ward H. Thompson

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