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Oppenheimer, Frank

Lemus, R., and Frank, A. (1991a), Molecular Symmetry Adapted Base in the Bom-Oppenheimer Approximation, in Symmetry in Science, Vol. 5, Voralberg, Austria. [Pg.230]

In Sect. 2.1, the electron transfer rate was defined as the Boltzmann average of transition probabilities, which were calculated through time-dependent perturbation theory by using the Born-Oppenheimer and Frank-Condon approx-... [Pg.20]

Before he left the United States for Leiden Oppenheimer visited the Sangre de Cristos with Frank. The two brothers found a cabin and a piece... [Pg.127]

Oppenheimer arrived in a battered gray Chrysler in the late summer of 1929 from another holiday at the Sangre de Cristos ranch with Frank— the ranch was named Perro Caliente now, hot dog, Oppenheimer s cheer when he had learned the property could be leased. He put up at the faculty club and the two opposite numbers, he and Lawrence, became close friends. Oppenheimer saw unbelievable vitality and love of life in Lawrence. Work all day, run off for tennis, and work half the night His interest was so primarily active [and] instrumental and mine just the opposite. They rode horses together, Lawrence in jodhpurs and using an... [Pg.146]

Oppenheimer reports three reasons for the change. I had had a continuing, smouldering fury about the treatment of the Jews in Germany, he mentions first. I had relatives there, and was later to help in extricating them and bringing them to this country. They arrived only a few days after his father s death and he and Frank volunteered responsibility for them. [Pg.445]

Frank Oppenheimer found his brother watching beside him outside the control bunker at S-10000 ... [Pg.674]

The boxes of excelsior Frank Oppenheimer had set out, and the pine boards, also recorded the coming of the light they were charred beyond 1,000 yards, slightly scorched up to 2,000 yards. At 1,520 yards— nine-tenths of a mile—exposed surfaces had heated almost instantly to 750°F. William Penney, the British physicist who had studied blast effects for... [Pg.677]


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