1988
DOI: 10.1007/bf01384262
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Parametric fits of the atomic fine structure of ZrI and MoI

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“…Shadmi's [23] early systematic treatment of the (4d + 5s) n configurations in the neutral palladium-group atoms was apparently never published and no systematic calculation has been performed for the (4d + 5s) n−1 5p odd-parity configurations in these atoms. Büttgenbach and Jacobs [24] performed a parametric analysis on the fine structure of Zr I and Mo I and determined eigenvector components for some even-parity levels. Wyart [25,26] and Martin and Sugar [27], after examining available data for the odd-parity energy-level structures in Zr, Hf and Rf (which occupy the same column in the periodic table), concluded that more complete and reliable energy-level analyses are needed for a number of 4d-and 5d-shell spectra.…”
Section: Multiconfigurational Fine-structure Analysismentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Shadmi's [23] early systematic treatment of the (4d + 5s) n configurations in the neutral palladium-group atoms was apparently never published and no systematic calculation has been performed for the (4d + 5s) n−1 5p odd-parity configurations in these atoms. Büttgenbach and Jacobs [24] performed a parametric analysis on the fine structure of Zr I and Mo I and determined eigenvector components for some even-parity levels. Wyart [25,26] and Martin and Sugar [27], after examining available data for the odd-parity energy-level structures in Zr, Hf and Rf (which occupy the same column in the periodic table), concluded that more complete and reliable energy-level analyses are needed for a number of 4d-and 5d-shell spectra.…”
Section: Multiconfigurational Fine-structure Analysismentioning
confidence: 99%