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Q frequencies

This formula describes the exchange of a single phonon of wavevector Q, frequency co(0 ) and polarization e(Q,j). n is the Bose factor for annihilation (—) or creation (+) of a phonon, respectively, i.e. the phonon occupation number. [Pg.230]

The gradual decrease in the vc=Q frequencies of compounds 81 in the sequence 0>S>Se>Te attests to the steady growth of polarity of the compounds, i.e., an increase in relative contribution of the dipolar structure 81a to the resonance hybrid. The trend in increasing dipole moments of these compounds when passing from chromone to tellurachro-mone is in accord with this conclusion. [Pg.35]

Natural Magnetic Magnetogyric moment, Q frequency. Relative... [Pg.2586]

Blanchard ( ) and Reynes (10) reported the following vibrational assignments and frequencies, the Q frequency being adopted in this tabulation ... [Pg.1143]

The complexes 0s(N0)(N02)(PPh3)2 and Os(NO)Cl(AsPh3)2, made from OSCI3 and, in the first instance, N2O3 and PPhj and in the second CINO and AsPhj, have unusually high v q frequencies for [OsNO] species (Table 10). [Pg.4004]

Following conversion of t2 to f2, we have a half-processed NMR data matrix called an interferogram. The interferogram is not a particularly useful thing in and of itself, but performing a Fourier transformation to convert the q time domain to the q frequency domain renders a data matrix with two frequency axes (fj and f2) that will (hopefully) allow the extraction of meaningful data pertaining to our sample. [Pg.16]

All frequencies, frequency shifts and fuU-width at half-height (FWHH) in cnr Vg gas phase frequency v(Q) frequency of pure vibrational transition v side band frequency after Ref. [597]. [Pg.108]

The advantage of this derivative spectroscopy [2] with a frequency-modulated laser is the possibility for phase-sensitive detection, which restricts the frequency response of the detection system to a narrow frequency interval centered at the modulation frequency Q. Frequency-independent background absorption from cell windows and background noise from fluctuations of the laser intensity or of the density of absorbing molecules are essentially reduced. Regarding the signal-to-noise ra-... [Pg.11]

Fig. 2.27 Q frequency range ESR spectrum of Mn " ", measured for microcrystaUine (a) and nanocrystalline (b) BaTL03 samples [50]... Fig. 2.27 Q frequency range ESR spectrum of Mn " ", measured for microcrystaUine (a) and nanocrystalline (b) BaTL03 samples [50]...
The first measurements of ESR spectra have been carried out in Ref. [54] for ferroelectric films and in Ref. [50] for nanopowders. We begin with the results for nanopowders ESR spectra. Namely, in Eig. 2.27, we report the ESR spectra of paramagnetic centers Mn + (S = 5/2, I = 5/2, where S and I are, respectively, spins of paramagnetic electron and nucleus) in BaTiOs in Q frequency range (34.2 GHz) at r = 300 K. The figure represent six hyperfine lines of central... [Pg.58]

X Y(T) impurity or dopant concentration Yoshida function O) (q) frequency magnetic exciton dispersion... [Pg.138]


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