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Transition current

Nafie LA (1997) Electron transition current density in molecules. 1. Non-Bom-Oppenheimer theory of vibronic and vibrational transitions. J Phys Chem A 101 7826-7833... [Pg.228]

Finally, it is clear that many more solid solutions must be examined for minerals and mineral analogs in order to achieve a fundamental understanding of compositionally induced phase transitions. Currently it is not possible to predict how transition temperatures will change when a particular impurity substitutes in a mineral structure, nor can we predict the interaction length for that impurity in the mineral. Landau-Ginzburg analysis provides an ideal framework for comparing the character of phase transitions that are activated by different variables (temperature, pressure, composition), and future studies of this type will lay an empirical foundation from which the detailed character of morphotropic transitions in minerals may be inferred. [Pg.167]

The extension of these particularities to the transitions where no magnetic field is present, that is, spontaneous or stimulated emissions processes, is not directly observable. But it is confirmed not only by other experimental data, but also by the fact that the theoritical construction of the transition currents... [Pg.14]

Let us consider the flux F, per unit of time, through a sphere S of large radius, of the Poynting vector of the field, created by the transition current between two states, of an electron bound in an atom. If we consider the energy E released at each transition, the ratio F/E gives the number of transitions per... [Pg.17]

But they do not intervene in the solution for the central potential and the transition currents between two states and for this reason we prefer to use the integers to. [Pg.27]

The vectors e3, u, v or n, w, v are present in the expressions of the E3 space component of space-time vectors, as the Dirac current corresponding to a state or the probability transition current between two states. But, with the use of STA these vectors are also present in the expression of the wave function ip and allow for a simple and clear construction of these currents. [Pg.28]

Abstract. This chapter is devoted to the form of transition currents between two states. One can remark that, independent of the choice, real or complex, of the initial formalism, all that follows is placed in the real geometry of space-time. [Pg.42]

The Field at Large Distance Created by the Transition Currents... [Pg.45]

Note. The factor 1/2 is not present in the usual presentation of the matrix elements, but is present in the usual definition of the transition currents. We have introduced this factor in the above definition because it is absent in our definition (5.3) of the current. We recall that the absence of the factor 1/2 in the definition of the transition current has been justified in Chap. 5. It appears as a necessity for the concordance of the theoretical calculation of spontaneous emission and the experimental results concerning this phenomena. [Pg.55]

The formulas (9.20)-(9.29) may be verified by comparison with the values they have in the dipole approximation in which k is taken equal to 0. They are related to the total transition current vectors... [Pg.62]

Considering the transition current between a state m and a state n... [Pg.112]

We consider a system at the transition state of ET reaction, i.e. when the diabatic electronic states D > and A >, which correspond to the localization of a tunneling electron on the donor and acceptor complexes respectively, are in resonance[14]. The idea of the method is to examine the spatial distribution of quantum mechanical current induced in a tunneling transition. Electron tunneling is associated with redistribution of charge in the system, therefore a tunneling transition can be characterized by the transition current. [Pg.120]

The distance light travels in a vacuum in 17299792458 second Platinum-iridium prototype at the International Bureau of Weights and Measures. Sevres, France Proponional to the period of one cesium-133 radiative transition Current that would produce a specified force between two parallel conductors in a specified geometry... [Pg.6]

In terms of instrumentation, earlier quantitative approaches concentrated on HPLC with UV detection. Early confirmatory approaches utilizing both GC and GC-MS " for quantification and confirmation were abandoned because of the need for a derivatization step that made data interpretation challenging because the same end product was created for RNZ and the metabolite of DMZ. Most current methods reported in the literature are LC-MS/MS-based, due to its selectivity and confirmatory capability in the <1 txg/kg range. A summary of current quantitative and confirmatory methodology has been provided in Table 7.3. In addition. Table 7.6 at the end of this chapter outlines the common MS/MS transitions currently reported in the literature. [Pg.240]

The redistribution of charge in the system during the tunneling transition is described in terms of current density J (f, t) and its spatial distribution J (f), which is given by the matrix element between states A and D of the current density operator (this is the so-called transition current) ... [Pg.85]


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