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Physical Review A | 1976

Use of a modified Sternheimer method for achieving analytic, polynomial solutions to the equations of perturbation theory for multiphoton absorption by hydrogenic ions

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A modified Sternheimer method is used to provide analytic, polynomial solutions to the equations of perturbation theory for multiphoton absorption by hydrogenic ions. The solutions are in the form of asymptotic series whose coefficients can be rapidly computed by means of two-term recursion formulas. These series eventually lead to divergent solutions as a function of photon energy; however, calculations show that accurate two-photon cross sections can be obtained for the entire excitation spectrum and for the ionization continuum to about 1250 \AA{}. Three-photon ionization cross sections are also calculated and these are shown to be accurate to about 2400 \AA{}.


Physical Review A | 1975

Theoretical studies in photoelectron spectroscopy. Molecular optical activity in the region of continuous absorption and its characterization by the angular distribution of photoelectrons

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Physical Review A | 1976

Theory of the angular distribution for ejection of photoelectrons from optically active molecules and molecular negative ions. II

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Physical Review A | 1972

SEMICLASSICAL THEORY FOR MOLECULAR AUTOIONIZATION. II. CLASSICAL TREATMENT OF THE RYDBERG ELECTRON.

Burke Ritchie


Physical Review A | 1972

SEMICLASSICAL THEORY FOR LOW-ENERGY MOLECULAR COLLISIONS. H

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Physical Review A | 1987

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Physical Review A | 1985

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Burke Ritchie; Charles M. Bowden


Physical Review A | 1981

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Burke Ritchie; Eugene J. McGuire


Physical Review A | 1985

VIBRATIONAL EXCITATION.

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Physical Review A | 1992

Theory of transient stimulated Raman scattering in H/sub 2/

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Eugene J. McGuire

Sandia National Laboratories

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Charles M. Bowden

Sapienza University of Rome

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