Spectral Emission of the Helium Afterglow
The spectral emission from a dc pulsed helium discharge for pressures from 5 to 30 Torr has been investigated during the early afterglow using a spectrometer with gated photomultiplier and from the ea...
The spectral emission from a dc pulsed helium discharge for pressures from 5 to 30 Torr has been investigated during the early afterglow using a spectrometer with gated photomultiplier and from the ea...
Collision Cross Sections for Oxygen in the Excitation Energy Range 10 to 80 V
Inelastic, electronic, collision cross section for the scattering of electrons of approximately 500-V kinetic energy have been determined over the excitation energy range 10 to 80 V. Generalized oscil...
Inelastic, electronic, collision cross section for the scattering of electrons of approximately 500-V kinetic energy have been determined over the excitation energy range 10 to 80 V. Generalized oscil...
Kinetics of Small Systems. II
J. Chem. Phys. 40, 2914 (1964); doi:10.1063/1.1724926
Issue Date: 15 May 1964
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The application of stochastic proceses to second-order reactions is considered. Stochastic models for the bimolecular reactions 2A
B and A+BC are formulated and solved exactly. The results of the stochastic solutions are compared with the deterministic results. Approximate methods of solving stochastic equations are also discussed and applied to various reaction processes.
©1963 American Institute of Physics
B and A+BC are formulated and solved exactly. The results of the stochastic solutions are compared with the deterministic results. Approximate methods of solving stochastic equations are also discussed and applied to various reaction processes.
©1963 American Institute of Physics
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