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The F + H2 — HF + FI reaction is one of the most studied chemical reactions in science, and interest in this reaction dates back to the discovery of the chemical laser.79 In the early 1970s, a collinear quantum scattering treatment of the reaction predicted the existence of isolated resonances.80 Subsequent theoretical investigations, using various dynamical approximations on several different potential energy surfaces (PESs), essentially all confirmed this prediction. The term resonance in this context refers to a transient metastable species produced as the reaction occurs. Transient intermediates are well known in many kinds of atomic and molecular processes, as well as in nuclear and particle physics.81 What makes reactive resonances unique is that they are not necessarily associated with trapping... 

The existence and distribution of the chemical elements and their isotopes is a consequence of nuclear processes that have taken place in the past in the Big Bang and subsequently in stars and in the interstellar medium (ISM) where they are still ongoing. These processes are studied theoretically, experimentally and obser-vationally. Theories of cosmology, stellar evolution and interstellar processes are involved, as are laboratory investigations of nuclear and particle physics, cosmo-chemical studies of elemental and isotopic abundances in the Earth and meteorites and astronomical observations of the physical nature and chemical composition of stars, galaxies and the interstellar medium. 

It should be noted that there is a limited number of works on classical relativistic dynamical chaos (Chernikov et.al., 1989 Drake and et.al., 1996 Matrasulov, 2001). However, the study of the relativistic systems is important both from fundamental as well as from practical viewpoints. Such systems as electrons accelerating in laser-plasma accelerators (Mora, 1993), heavy and superheavy atoms (Matrasulov, 2001) and many other systems in nuclear and particle physics are essentially relativistic systems which can exhibit chaotic dynamics and need to be treated by taking into account relativistic dynamics. Besides that interaction with magnetic field can also strengthen the role of the relativistic effects since the electron gains additional velocity in a magnetic field. 

Dynamical chaos in periodically driven systems has become attractive topic in many areas of contemporary physics such as atomic, molecular, nuclear and particle physics. Dynamical systems which can exhibit chaotic dynamics can be divided into two classes time independent and time-dependent systems. Billiards, atoms in a constant magnetic field, celestial systems with chaotic dynamics are time independent systems, whose dynamics can be chaotic. 

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The situation is similar to when one used to deal with an object of a simple structure of the states, but a complecated nature. There are a number of examples of such objects in atomic, nuclear and particle physics. An effective hamiltonian, described with a few parameters, is usually introduced and the parameters must be determined experimentally. A well-known example is the nuclear contributions to the atomic energy levels in the hydrogen-like atoms... 

Precision physics of simple atoms offers the opportunity of interdisciplinary exchange between atomic spectroscopy, nuclear and particle physics and quantum... 

Large-scale structure group Time-of-flight/high-resolution group O Nuclear and particle physics group Test and other beam positions... 

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Until the mid-1970s, the issue of NED of unstable states had been tackled exclusively in the context of nuclear and particle physics, either via pure formalism or via simple one-dimensional models. The sfandard approach was to assume a model function for a E) dE. The established wisdom was that in isolated quantum systems decaying into a purely continuous spectrum, long-time NED is just too small to be observed, regardless of the method of measurement. 

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