1958
DOI: 10.3367/ufnr.0065.195805a.0003
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Вероятности Оптических Переходов Для Атомов И Двухатомных Молекул

Abstract: Проблема исследования состояния газа по его свечению приобретает в настоящее время все более серьезное и актуальное значение. Это обу-словлено в первую очередь бурным ростом числа объектов, исследование которых представляет чрезвычайный интерес как с научной, так и с прак-тической точек зрения. По характеру свечения газа можно делать ряд заключений о процессах, протекающих в нем. Таким образом, спектраль-ные методы исследования дают возможность «заглядывать» в газ, ничем не возмущая его, а для астрофизиков и ч… Show more

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“…The methods of calculating the relative probabilities of the vibrational transitions of diatomic molecules or the Franck -Condon factors, as well as the difficulties which are encountered under these conditions, have been elucidated in a number of monographs [14,[42][43][44] and journal papers, references to which can be found in [45,46]. Here we shall limit ourselves to a brief review of papers of a theoretical character which have been devoted to the C 2 molecule.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The methods of calculating the relative probabilities of the vibrational transitions of diatomic molecules or the Franck -Condon factors, as well as the difficulties which are encountered under these conditions, have been elucidated in a number of monographs [14,[42][43][44] and journal papers, references to which can be found in [45,46]. Here we shall limit ourselves to a brief review of papers of a theoretical character which have been devoted to the C 2 molecule.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%