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Autoionizing levels of N2 converging to the A2Πu and B2Σ+ u limits

Carbonneau et al., 1972

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16613483393046859
Author
Carbonneau R
Marmet P
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International Journal of Mass Spectrometry and Ion Physics

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Rydberg series of vibrationally excited state of N2 converging to the A2Πu and B2Σ+ u limits are reported for the first time in the ionization efficiency curve of N2. Furthermore, the doubly excited levels of N2 observed here represent completely new data on the energy levels of …
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