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Bibliography on

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Bibliography on

Atomic Energy Levels and Spectra

July 1979 through December 1983

Arlene Musgrove

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Romuald Zalubas

Center for Radiation Research

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Foreword

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Contents P^e

1. Introduction 1

1.1. Reference Classification Scheme and Scope of Bibliography 1

1.2. Arrangement of Bibliography and Handling of Special Types of References 2

1.3. References 2

1.4. Compilations and Other Publications of Special Interest 3

2. Classified References for Individual Spectra 5

2.1. Index to Spectra 5

2.2. Reference Numbers for Individual Spectra 13

3. Bibliography Ordered by Reference Numbers 41

4. Author Index 91

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Bibliography on Atomic Energy Levels and Spectra

July 1979 through December 1983

Arlene Musgrove and Romuald Zalubas

This is the third supplement to NBS Special Publication 363, Bibliography on Atomic Energy Levels and

Spectra, July 1968 through June 1971. Supplement 1 covered the period from July 1971 through June 1975,

Supplement 2 covered the period from July 1975 through June 1979, and this bibliography covers the literature from July 1979 through December 1983. It contains approximately 1200 references classified by subject for in- dividual atoms and atomic ions. A number index identifies the references. An author index is included. References included contain data on energy levels, classified lines, wavelengths, Zeeman effect, Stark effect, hyperfine structure, isotope shift, ionization potentials, or theory which gives results for specific atoms or atomic

ions.

Key words: Atomic energy levels; atomic spectra; bibliography; energy levels, atomic; spectra, atomic; wavelengths, atoms and ions.

1. Introduction

This is Supplement 3 for the publication

Bibliography on Atomic Energy Levels and Spectra [l]

1 by

the Atomic Energy Levels Data Center. We list refer- ences to new papers which have a publication date up to December 31, 1983 and were available to us as reprints or from the serial and book holdings of the NBS

Library. Papers published by that date which were not

yet available to us as of May 1984 will be included in Supplement 4. The format is the same as in previously

published bibliographies.

1.1. Reference Classification Scheme and

Scope of Bibliography

The references pertain to atomic structure and

spectra that arise from interactions or excitations in- volving electrons in the outer shells of free atoms and

atomic ions, or from inner shell excitations corre- sponding to frequencies up to the soft x-ray range. A

paper was included if it gave results for a particular ion

or spectrum falling into one of the following categories:

EL Energy Levels. Experimental energy differences,

except Hfs or IS. Includes references that suggest the rejection of previously reported levels.

Figures in brackets refer to literature references in section 1.3

ND New Designations. New or changed designations

or / values for known energy levels. CL Classified Lines. Indicates the assignment of newly

or previously observed lines to transitions

between energy levels that are specified by theoretical designations and/or by their positions in a known level scheme.

TA Transition Array. Lines or groups of lines as- signed to transition array(s) (but not to particular levels or terms).

W Wavelengths (or wavenumbers). New measurements, or wavelengths newly assigned to a particular spectrum. References that list measure- ments of other entities corresponding to energy

differences between levels may also be

included.

ZE Zeeman Effect data or interpretation.

SE Stark Effect data or interpretation.

Hfs Hyperfine Structure. Observations and theory.

IS Isotopic or Isomeric (Nuclear) Shifts.

QF Quantum Field effects. Lamb shifts, experimental

and theoretical results. IP Ionization Potential.

SF Series Formulae. Evaluated series constants. TE Theoretical Energies. Restricted to a few refer- ences that give calculated energy levels with

accuracies about equal to or exceeding those

now obtainable by observation.

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PT Parametric Theory. Evaluations of the usual

energy parameters of Slater-Condon theory, or extensions thereof, based on fitting the theory

to experimental levels, g-factors and /or other

observed quantities.

AT Ab initio Theory. These references are mostly to Hartree-Fock type calculations of energy parameters or levels.

In section 2.2 the above categories are arranged

alphabetically.

References to atomic energy levels and spectra

determined from solution or crystal data have category

symbols enclosed in parentheses.

It is worth noting that this bibliography does not

contain references to atomic transition probabilities, line

intensities, or broadening. The NBS Data Center on Atomic Transition Probabilities and Atomic Line Shapes

and Shifts publishes bibliographies on these subjects [2]. This bibliography is further restricted, with few

exceptions, to original research papers or monographs.

Textbooks, extensive compilations of special interest,

and other selected publications that are not included in

the classified references are given at the end of this

introduction in section 1.4.

1.2. Arrangement of Bibliography and

Handling of Special Types of References

Each reference has been assigned a number. In

section 2.2 the appropriate reference numbers are given

under headings for individual spectra (element and ionization stage). The reference numbers under each

spectrum heading are listed separately for each of the

content categories explained above. Reference numbers

for papers reporting wavelengths of unknown ionization

stage are given as the first group for the element.

The full references are given in order of the as- signed numbers in section 3. Each such reference is fol- lowed by the spectra and category symbols appropriate

to the content. Except for Russian titles, which are given

in English, the titles of articles are given in the language

in which they were published. References to articles

from Russian journals that also appear in English translations are to the translation journals.

Section 2.1 is an index to the spectra for which

there are references; an author index (sec. 4) follows the

listing of the complete references.

The main exception from the arrangement described

above is for the references 6050T through 6089T. Each

of these papers gives theoretical results for a rather

large number of elements and/or ionization stages and

their numbers are followed by a "T" to indicate that the

papers give theoretical results only. These references are included in section 3, along with the usual information on their content, and in the author index. However, they were omitted from the reference numbers for the individual spectra (sec. 2.2).

Most of the reference numbers followed by an "A"

indicate abstracts of theses in Dissertation Abstracts.

Some of the other references are to theses for which the

AEL Data Center has obtained copies. The assigned content categories for these abstracts are those thought to be applicable to the paper itself, as indicated by the abstract; the indicated results are not necessarily included

in the abstracts. These abstracts frequently provide

information about work in progress.

References to lanthanide and actinide atomic energy

levels and spectra determined from solution or crystal

data are included for atoms and atomic ions for which

these data have not been determined for the free gas- eous atom or ion. For these references, the reference

classification categories which apply are enclosed in

parentheses to differentiate them from articles to atomic

energy levels and spectra of free gaseous atoms and

atomic ions.

The abbreviations of periodical titles generally

follow the style given in Bibliographic Guide for Editors

and Authors [3]. We are grateful to Drs. W. C. Martin and J. Sugar

for many valuable consultations during the preparation

of this bibliography. We appreciate the assistance of

Deirdre Thompson and Deana Ramsburg in obtaining

and inputing pertinent references for inclusion into this

publication. We thank the Data Systems Development

Group of the Office of Standard Reference Data for their

skills involved with creating the author and individual

spectra indexes directly from each separate bibliographic

entry and for placing these indexes and individual refer- ences into a computer-readable form for automatic

typesetting.

1.3. References

[1] Hagan, L., and Martin, W. C, Nat. Bur. Stand. (U.S.), Spec. Publ. 363, 103 pp. (1972); Hagan, L., Nat. Bur. Stand. (U.S.), Spec. Publ. 363, Suppl. 1, 186 pp. (1977); and Zalubas, R., and Albright, A., Nat. Bur. Stand. (U.S.), Spec. Publ. 363,

Suppl. 2, 119 pp. (1980).

[2] Fuhr, J. R., Wiese, W. L., and Roszman, L. J., Nat. Bur. Stand.

(U.S.), Spec. Publ. 366, 165 pp. (1972); Fuhr, J. R., Roszman, L. J., and Wiese, W. L., Nat. Bur. Stand. (U.S.), Spec. Publ. 366, Suppl. 1, 73 pp. (1974); Fuhr, J. R., Martin, G. A., and Specht, B. J., Nat. Bur. Stand. (U.S.), Spec. Publ. 366, Suppl. 2, 75 pp. (1975); Fuhr, J. R., Miller, B. J., and

Martin, G. A., Nat. Bur. Stand. (U.S.), Spec. Publ. 366.

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Suppl. 3, 83 pp. (1978); Fuhr, J. R., Miller, B. J., and

Martin, G. A., Nat. Bur. Stand. (U.S.), Spec. Publ. 505, 283

pp. (1978); and Miller, B. J., Fuhr, J. R., and Martin, G. A.,

Nat. Bur. Stand. (U.S.), Spec. Publ. 505, Suppl. 1, 121 pp. (1980).

[3] Bibliographic Guide for Editors and Authors, 362 pp. (American

Chemical Society, Washington, D.C., 1974).

1.4. Compilations and Other

Publications of Special Interest

Adelman, S. J., Bibliography of Atomic Line Identification

Lists. III. August 1983 Supplement, Publ. Astron. Soc. Pac. 95,

897-902 (1983). Bashkin, S., and Stoner, J. 0., Jr., Atomic Energy-Level and Grotrian Diagrams, Vol. 3: Vanadium I - Chromium XXIV, 549 pp. (North- Holland Publishing Co., Amsterdam, 1981).

Bashkin, S., and Stoner, J. O., Jr., Atomic Energy-Level and Grotrian

Diagrams, Vol. 4: Manganese I-XXV. 354 pp. (North-Holland

Publishing Co., Amsterdam, 1982).

Burenkov, A. N., Voikhanskaya, N. F., and Rylov, V. S., A Spectrum

Atlas for Lanthanum, Astrofiz. Issled. Izv. Septs. Astrofiz. Obs., North Caucasus, USSR 10, 17-26 (1978). Burenkov, A. N., Voikhanskaya, N. F., and Rylov, V. S., Atlas of the Thorium Spectra, Astrofiz. Issled. Izv. Septs. Astrofiz. Obs., North

Caucasus, USSR 11, 70-106 (1979). Chaffee, F. H., Jr., and Peters, J. R., A Pictorial Atlas of the Emission

Line Spectrum of a Thorium-Argon Hollow Cathode Lamp,

Smithsonian Inst., Univ. Arizona, Tucson, AZ 85721 (1983). Chaghtai, M. S. Z., and Ahmad, T., The Molybdenum Spectra Mo IXLI1, International Atomic Energy Agency, Nuclear Data Committee, A-1400 Vienna, Austria, Report INDC(IND)-31/GA,

80 pp. (April 1982).

Cohen, M., and McEachran, R. P., Atomic Hartree-Fock Theory, in Advances in Atomic and Molecular Physics, Vol. 16, D. R. Bates and B. Bederson, Eds. (Academic Press, New York, 1980).

Corliss, C, and Sugar, J., Energy Levels of Nickel, Ni I through

Ni XXVIII. J. Phys. Chem. Ref. Data 10, 197-289 (1981).

Corliss, C, and Sugar, J., Energy Levels of Iron, Fe I through Fe XXVI,

J. Phys. Chem. Ref. Data 11, 135-241 (1982). Cowan, R. D., Progress in the Spectroscopy of Highly Ionized Atoms

and Its Use in Plasma Diagnostics, Phys. Scr. 24, 615-621

(1981).

Curtis, L. J., and Ramanujam, P. S., Isoelectronic Predictions for Ground State

2 P Fine Structures Using the Extended Regular

Doublet Law, Phys. Scr. 27, 417-421 (1983).

Dalgarno, A., Atomic Physics from Atmospheric and Astrophysical

Studies, in Advances in Atomic and Molecular Physics, Vol. 15, D. R. Bates and B. Bederson, Eds. (Academic Press, New York,

1979).

Edlen, B., A Critical Compilation of Energy Levels in the Configurations 2sm2p

k (m =2,l,0) of F 1-, O I- and Be I-Like

Spectra, Phys. Scr. 22, 593-602 (1980). Edlen, B., Critical Compilation of Energy Levels of the Low

Configurations in Boron-Like Ions, Phys. Scr. 23, 1079-1086

(1981). Edlen, B., Accurate Values of the Energy Intervals in the Configurations ls

22s22pk (k=l-5), Phys. Scr. 26, 71-83 (1982). Edlen, B., Comparison of Theoretical and Experimental Level Values

of the n =2 Complex in Ions Isoelectronic with Li, Be, O and F, Phys. Scr. 28, 51-67 (1983).

Edlen, B., Comparison of Theoretical and Experimental Level Values

of the n =2 Configurations in the Boron Isoelectronic Sequence,

Phys. Scr. 28, 483-495 (1983). Fawcett, B. C, Classification of the Spectra of Highly Ionised Atoms

During the Last Seven Years, Phys. Scr. 24, 663-680 (1981). Fawcett, B. C, Calculated Oscillator Strengths and Wavelengths for Allowed Transitions within the Third Shell for Ions in the Al-Like

Isoelectronic Sequence between CI V and Ni XVI, At. Data Nucl. Data Tables 28, 557-578 (1983). Fawcett, B. C, Calculated Oscillator Strengths and Wavelengths for Allowed Transitions within the Third Shell for Ions in the Mg-Like

Isoelectronic Sequence between S V and Ni XVII, At. Data Nucl. Data Tables 28, 579-596 (1983).

Fischer, C. F., Lifetimes of Low-Lying 2P°,

2 D, and 2 F° States of the Al I Isoelectronic Sequence, Phys. Scr. 23, 38-44 (1981).

Heilig, K., Bibliography on Experimental Optical Isotope Shifts;

Part II. November 1976 to October 1981, Spectrochim. Acta, Part B 37, 417-455 (1982). Huang, K. N., Kim, Y. K., Cheng, K. T., and Desclaux, J. P., EnergyLevel Scheme and Transition Probabilities of Cl-Like Ions, At. Data Nucl. Data Tables 28, 355-377 (1983). Ivanov, L. N., and Ivanova, E. P., Atomic Ion Energies for Na-Like

Ions by a Model Potential Method, At. Data Nucl. Data Tables 24,

95-109 (1979). Johansson, S., Fe II Multiplet Table, a Preliminary Version for the Region 1050-2200 A, Dept. Phys., Univ. Lund, Sweden (1981).

Kelly, R. L., Atomic and Ionic Spectrum Lines Below 2000 A, H

through Ar, Oak Ridge Nat. Lab., Oak Ridge, Tennessee, ORNL5922, 422 pp. (1982).. Key, M. H., and Hutcheon, R^. J., Spectroscopy of Laser-Produced

Plasmas, in Advances in Atomur and Molecular Physics, D. R. Bates and B. Bederson, Eds. (Academic Press, New York, 1980). Marrus, R., Ed., Atomic Physics of Highly Ionized Atoms, Proc. NATO

Advanced Study Inst., June 7-8, 1982, Cargese, Corsica, France, 571 pp. (Plenum Press, New York, 1983).

Martin, W. C, Energy Levels of Highly Ionized Atoms, Proc. Workshop on Foundations of the Relativistic Theory of Atomic

Structure, Argonne Nat. Lab., ANL-80-126, p. 195-213 (1980). Martin, W. C, and Zalubas, R., Energy Levels of Aluminum, Al I through Al XIII, J. Phys. Chem. Ref. Data 8, 817-864 (1979). Martin, W. C, and Zalubas, R., Energy Levels of Magnesium, Mg I through Mg XII, J. Phys. Chem. Ref. Data 9, 1-58 (1980).

Martin, W. C, and Zalubas, R., Energy Levels of Sodium, Na I through Na XI, J. Phys. Chem. Ref. Data 10, 153-195 (1981). Martin, W. C, and Zalubas, R., Energy Levels of Silicon, Si I through

Si XIV, J. Phys. Chem. Ref. Data 12, 323-380 (1983). Martinson, I., Spectrum and Level Classification of Highly Ionized Atoms, Phys. Scr. 23, 126-135 (1981). McLean, A. D., and McLean, R. S., Roothaan-Hartree-Fock Atomic

Wave Functions Slater Basis-Set Expansions for Z =55-92, At. Data Nucl. Data Tables 26, 197-381 (1981). Mohr, P. J., Energy Levels of Hydrogen-Like Atoms Predicted by

Quantum Electrodynamics, 10<Z<40, At. Data Nucl. Data Tables 29, 453-466 (1983). Moore, C. E., Selected Tables of Atomic Spectra, Atomic Energy

Levels and Multiplet Tables, O V, Nat. Stand. Ref. Data Ser., Nat. Bur. Stand. (U.S.), 3, Sec. 9, 21 pp. (1980). Moore, C. E., Selected Tables of Atomic Spectra, Atomic Energy

Levels and Multiplet Tables, O IV, Nat. Stand. Ref. Data Ser., Nat.

Bur. Stand. (U.S.), 3, Sec. 10, 21 pp. (1983). Moore, C. E., Tousey, R., and Brown, C. M., The Solar Spectrum

3069A-2095A, Naval Res. Lab., Washington, D. C, NRL

Report 8653, 169 pp. (1982).

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Mori, K., Grotrian Diagrams for Highly Ionized Titanium, Ti VTi XXll, Japan Atomic Energy Res. Inst., JAERI-M 82-078,

123 pp. (1982).

Mori, K., Otsuka, M., and Kato, T., Grotrian Diagrams for Highly

Ionized Iron Fe vm-Fe xxvi. At. Data Nucl. Data Tables 23, 195-

294 (1979). Reader, J., and Corliss, C, Eds., Line Spectra of the Elements, in Handbook of Chemistry and Physics, Ed. R. C. Weast, 64th Edition (CRC Press, Inc., Boca Raton, Florida, 1983). These tables were

compiled by a number of contributors under the auspices of the Committee on Line Spectra of the Elements, U. S. National Academy of Sciences—National Research Council. Reader, J., Corliss, C. H., Wiese, W. L., and Martin, G. A., Wavelengths and Transition Probabilities for Atoms and Atomic

Ions, Nat. Stand. Ref. Data Ser., Nat. Bur. Stand. (U.S.), 68,

415 pp. (1980). Roth, C, Energy Levels for the Configurations (3d +4s)°4p in the

First Spectra of the Iron Group, K I-Ga I, At. Data Nucl. Data

Tables 25, 91-184 (1980).

Safronova, U. I., and Lisina, T. G., Atomic Constants of Autoionization

States of Ions with Z=6, 8, 10-42 in the Be Isoelectronic Sequence, At. Data Nucl. Data Tables 24, 49-93 (1979).

Stebbings, R. F., Collisions of Highly Excited Atoms, in Advances in Atomic and Molecular Physics, D. R. Bates and B. Bederson, Eds., (Academic Press, New York, 1979).

Striganov, A. R., Progress in Studying the Spectra of Atoms and Ions and the Current Level of Knowledge About Them, Sov. Phys. Usp.

26, 373-379 (1983). Striganov, A. R., Advances in Investigations of Spectra of Atoms and

Ions and the Extent of their Study, Usp. Fiz. Nauk 139, 719-731

(1982).

Striganov, A. R., and Odintsova, G. A., Tables of Spectral Lines of Atoms and Ions, 312 pp. (Energoizdat, Moscow, 1982).

Sugar, J., and Corliss, C, Energy Levels of Scandium, Sc I through Sc XXI, J. Phys. Chem. Ref. Data 9, 473-511 (1980). Sugar, J., and Corliss, C, Energy Levels of Cobalt, Co I through

Co XXVII, J. Phys. Chem. Ref. Data 10, 1097-1174 (1981). Vajed-Samii, M., and MacDonald, K., Electric Dipole Transitions in Cl- Like Ions, At. Data Nucl. Data Tables 26, 467-475 (1981).

Varshni, Y. P., Multiplet Table for Fe III. At. Data Nucl. Data Tables 23, 83-95 (1979).

Victor, G. A., and Taylor, W. R., Oscillator Strengths and

Wavelengths for the Copper and Zinc Isoelectronic Sequences;

Z=29 to 42, At. Data Nucl. Data Tables 28, 107-214 (1983).

Zaidel, A. N., Prokofev, V. K., Slavnyi, V. A., and Shreider, E. Ya.,

Tables of Spectral Lines, Fourth Edition (Nauka, Moscow, 1977).

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2. Classified References for Individual Spectra

2.1. Index to Spectra

Element L Spectrum Page Element L Spectrum Page

Aluminum 1 3 Al I i a10 Barium—Continued Ba XXVIII 34

Al '11 Ba XXX

Al III Al IV Berkelium 97 Bk I 40

Al v Bk II Al VI Al VII Beryllium 4 Be I 13

Al VIII Be II Al IX Be III Al x Be IV Al XI Al XII Bismuth 83 Bi I 39

Al XIII Bi II

Bi III Antimony 51 Sb I 32

Sb II Boron 5 B I 13 Sb VI B II Sb VII B III Sb XXIII B v

Argon IO Ar I 1 o

18 Bromine 35 Br I ZD

Ar II Br VII Ar III Br VIII Ar IV Br IX Ar VI Br XXIV Ar VII Br XXV Ar VIII Br XXVI Ar IX Br XXVII Ar x Br XXVIII Ar XI Br XXXII Ar XII Ar XIII Cadmium A O 4o Cd I O X Ar XIV Cd II Ar XV Cd III Ar XVI Cd IV Ar XVII Cd v Ar XVIII Cd XX Cd xxxix

Arsenic oo As I 25 Cd XLV As IV As y Calcium zO Ca 19 As VI 26 Ca I As VII Ca II As YA VII V II Ca III Aa YAAY Pa IV1 V

n.S Ac XXI Pa VIII Ac Y YII AA11 IY Aa YAA1U YIII Ca XI

r\S Aa YYIV AAI

Ca YII All Ac VAAVYV Ca YIII AIll Aa YAAVYVI1 Ca YIV Al V Ca AYVV Barium oo RaDa 1 3/1 04 Ca YVI AVI Ba II Ca XVII Ba lit Ca XVIII Ba V Ca XIX Ba X Ca XX Ba XI Ba XII Californium 98 Cf I 40

Ba XXVII Cf II

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2.1. Index to Spectra — Continued

Element Z Spectrum Page Element Z Spectrum Page

Carbon 6 C I 14 Cobalt 27 Co 1 23

C 11 Co II C III Co VII C IV Co VIII C V Co IX C VI Co XI Co XII

Cerium 58 Ce III 35 Co XIII Ce VIII Co XIV Ce IX Co XV Ce X Co XVI Ce XI Co XVII Ce XII Co XVIII Ce XIII Co XIX Ce XIV Co XX

Ce XV Co XXI Ce XVI Co XXII Co XXIII

Cesium 55 Cs I 34 Co XXIV Cs II Co XXV

Cs III Co XXVI

Cs IV Cs IX Copper 29 Cu 24

Cs X Cu I

Cs XI Cu II Cu IV

Chlorine 17 CI I 17 Cu VI

CI II Cu X

CI III Cu XI

CI IV Cu XIII

CI V Cu XIV

CI VI Cu XV

CI VII Cu XVI

CI VIII Cu XVII

CI IX 18 Cu XVIII

CI X Cu XX

CI XI Cu XXI

CI XII YYII

CI XIII Cu XXIII

CI XV Cu XXIV

CI XVI Cu XXV

CI XVII Cu XXVIII

Chromium 24 Cr 1 21 Curium 96 Cm ' I 40

Cr II Cm II

Cr III Cr IV Dysprosium 66 Dy I 36

Cr V Dy 11

Cr XIII Dy XX

Cr XIV Dy XXI

Cr XV Dy XXXVII

Cr XVI Dy XXXVIII

Cr XVII Dy XXXIX

Cr XVIII Dy XL

Cr XIX Cr XX Einsteinium 99 Es I 40

Cr XXI Es 11

Cr XXII Cr XXIII Erbium 68 Er I 36

Er III Er IV

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2.1. Index to Spectra

— Continued

Element

Erbium-Continued

Europium

Fluorine

63

Francium

Gadolinium

87

64

Gallium 31

Germanium 32

Spectrum

Er XXXIX Er XL Er XLII

Eu 1 Eu II Eu ill Eu XVII Eu xviii FFFFFF Iv

VI

VII

VIII

IX

FrFr I

Gd I Gd II Gd XII Gd xviii Gd xix Gd xxxv Gd xxxvi

Gd xxxvn Gd xxxviu

Gd LXI

Ga

Ga I Ga II Ga VI Ga XV Ga XVI Ga xix Ga XX Ga XXI Ga xxn Ga XXIII Ga XXIV Ga xxx

Ge IV Ge VI Ge VII Ge XIV Ge xv Ge xvi Ge XVII Ge XVIII Ge XIX Ge xx Ge XXI Ge xxil Ge XXIII Ge xxiv Ge XXV Ge xxvi Ge xxvii

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36

14

39

36

Element

Gold

Hafnium

79

72

Helium

Holmium

Hydrogen

Indium

25

25

Iodine

67

49

53

Iridium

Iron

77

26

Spectrum

Au I Au II Au Xix Au Li

Hf I Hf IV Hf v Hf XLIII Hf XLIV Hf XLV Hf XLVI

HeHe I He II

Ho I Ho XXI Ho XXII Ho xxxix

H"H i

In I

In II

In IV

In VI

In XXI

In XL I 1 IIIIII

II

VI

VII

VIII

IXXXV

Ir I

Ir XVII

Ir XLIX

Fe I Fe II Fe V Fe VI Fe VII Fe VIII Fe IX Fe X

Fe XI Fe XII Fe XIII Fe XIV Fe XV

Fe XVI Fe XVII Fe XVIII Fe XIX Fe XX 7
2.1. Index to Spectra — Continued

Element Z Spectrum Page Element Z Spectrum Page

Iron-Continued Fe XXI 22 Lutetium 71 Lu I 37

Fe XXII Lu II Fe XXIII Lu III Fe XXIV Lu IV Fe XXV 23

Fe XXVI Magnesium 12 Mg i 15 Mg ii Krypton 36 Kr I 26 Mg in Kr 11 Mg IV Kr III Mg V Kr IV 27 Mg VI Kr V Mg VII Kr VIII Mg VIII Kr IX Mg IX Kr X Mg X Kr XI Mg XI Kr XII Mg XII Kr XIII Kr XIV Manganese 25 Mn I 21 Kr XX Mn II Kr XXI Mn VI Kr XX1I1 Mn VII Kr XXIV Mn VIII Kr XXV Mn XIV Kr XXVI Mn XV Kr XXVII Mn XVI Kr XXVIII Mn XVII Kr XXIX Mn XVIII 22 Kr XXX Mn XIX Kr XXXI Mn XX Kr XXXII Mn XXI Kr XXXIII Mn XXII Kr XXXIV Mn XXIII Kr XXXV

Mercury 80 Hg I 39

Lanthanum 57 La I 34 Hg II La II Hg LU La VI 35 Hg LXXIII La XI La XII Molybdenum 42 Mo I 30

La XXVIII Mo VI La XXXI Mo VIII La XXXIX Mo X Mo XII Lawrencium 103 Lr I 40 Mo XIII Mo XIV Mo XV

Lead 82 Pb I 39 Mo XVI Pb II Mo XVII Pb XXI Mo XVIII Pb XXII Mo XIX Pb LIV Mo XX Pb LXXIX Mo XXI Mo XXII Lithium 3 Li 13 Mo XXIII Li- Mo XXIV

Li I Mo XXVI

Li II Mo XXVII

Li III Mo XXVIII Mc XXIX Mo XXX Mo XXXI Mo XXXII 8
2.1. Index to Spectra — Continued

Element Z Spectrum Page Element Z Spectrum Page

Molybdenum- Mo XXXIII 30 Niobium-Continued Nb VII 29

Continued Mo XXXIV Nb IX Mo XXXV Nb XII Mo XXXIX Nb XIII Nb XIV Neodymium 60 Nd I 35 Nb XV Nd II Nb XVI Nd IV Nb XVII Nd XIV Nb XXV Nd XV Nb XXIX Nd XXXI Nb XXX Nd XXXII Nb XXXIII Nd XXXIV Nb XXXIV Nb XXXIX Neon 10 Ne 1 14 Nb XL Ne II 15 Ne III Nitrogen 7 N I 14 Ne IV N II Ne V N III Ne VI N IV Ne VII N V Ne VIII N VI Ne IX N VII Ne X Osmium 76 Os XLVI1I 38

Neptunium 93 Np I 40

Np II Oxygen 8 0 I 14 Np III 0 HI Np IV 0 IV Np V 0 V Np VI 0 VI 0 VII

Nickel 28 Ni I 23 0 VIII Ni II Ni IV Palladium 46 Pd I 31

Ni V Pd XVIII Ni VI Pd XIX Ni IX Pd XX

Ni X Pd XXI Ni XI Pd XXII Ni XII Pd XXIII Ni XIII Pd XXIV Ni XIV Pd XXV

Ni XV Pd XXVI Ni XVI Pd XXVII Ni XVII Ni XVIII Phosphorus 15 P I 16

Ni XIX 24 P II 17

Ni XX P III Ni XXI P IV Ni XXII P XI Ni XXIII P XII Ni XXIV P XIII Ni XXV P XIV Ni XXVI P XV

Ni XXVII Platinum 78 Pt I 38

Niobium 41 Nb III 29 Pt XLIX

IV nPt I Nb V Pt LI Nb VI Pt LI I

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2.1. Index to Spectra— Continued

Element z Spectrum Page Element

Z Spectrum

94 Pu I 40 .Samarium 62 Sm I Pu II bm II Pu III Sm XVI Pu IV Sm XVII Pu V Sm XXXIII Pu VI Cm VVVII/

,n VVVV Jill XXXV

19K I 18 Sm xxxvi K II K III Scandium Sr i K VIII Sr II Ok, 11 K x utSr» AY K xi 19 SrOk, YII All K xn OtQf» viii Alll K xm Ot Al V K xiv OLSr* YVAV K xv OK/ Sf YVI A V 1 K xvi Sc xvn K xvii Sc xviii K xix Sc xix

59 Pr i 35 Selenium Sp I

Pr IV jc

V

Pr XIII be vi

Pr XIV SpJC YVI AVI Se xvn

61 Pm XVI 35 Se XVIII Se Xix

88 Ra I 39

SpJC yyAA

SpJC YY1 AA1

75 Re I 38

SpJC YYII AA11 Re XLVI SpJC YYIII AA111 Re xlvii JCSo AA1V YYIV

ReHI xivin A i - 111 Se xxv Re xlix Se xxvi SpJC Ayyvii A VII

45 Rh xvn 31 Silicon 1 A Siji ii Rh xviii jis; ii

Rh xix

SiJI lit ill Rh xx

s; iv Jl IV Rh XXI

jlV Rh xxxiv JlSi VIV 1

jls; vnvu

37 Rb i 27

Si viii jl v in Rb II Sijl iy1A Rb ix

SiJlYA Rb XII SiJl YIAl Rb xxvi Si XII Rb xxviii Si xm

Rb xxix Si XIV Rb xxxvi

Silver

A tr I

44 Ru I 30

A rr ii Ag 11 Ru xvi AgA a IVIV Ru xvn Ag xvn Ru xviii A rr Y VII I

AgA VIII Ru xix rig A it YIY AIA Ru xx Ag xx Ru xxxm 31 Ag xxi Ru XLI Ag xxii Ag xxiii Ag xxxviii

Plutonium

Potassium

Praseodymium

Promethium

Radium

Rhenium

Rhodium

Rubidium

Ruthenium

10
2.1. Index to Spectra— Continued

LjICIllCll I 2 Spectrum prage La7 Spectrum prage

Si in i it in Na I 15 Thorium 90 Th I 39

Na ll Th II Na IV Th III Na X Th VIII Na XI Th IX Th X

Strontium 38 Sr I 27 Th XI Sr 11 Th XII Sr IX Th XIII Sr X Th XIV Sr XI Th XV

Sr XII Th XVI Sr XIII 28

Sr XIV Thulium 69 Tm I 37

Sr XXII Tm IV Sr XXIII Tm XL

Sr XXVI Tm XLI Sr XXVII Tm XLII Sr XXIX Tm XI III Sr XXX Tm XLIV

Sulfur 16 S I 17 Tin 50 Sn I 32

s II Sn II s III Sn V s IV Sn XX

s V Sn XXI s VI Sn XXII s VII Sn XLI s IX s X Titanium 22 Ti I 20

s XIV Ti II s XV Ti III s XVI Ti IV

Ti V

1

1 nallntlaa lum 1 nil 73 Ta I 38 Ti X Ta VI Ti XI Ta XLIV Ti XII Ta XLV Ti XIII Ta XLVI Ti XIV Ta XLVII Ti XV

Ti XVI

TppnnPtiiiin * \~<l IIIIIC CI Ulll 43 Tc I 30 Ti XVII Tc XV Ti XVIII Tc XXXII Ti XIX

Ti XX

11 pllnriiim L 11U1 1 U 1 II 52 Te I 32 Ti XXI Te 11 33 Te VII Tungsten 74 W VII 38

Te VIII W XIII Te XXIV W XIV W XXVI11 Tprniiim 65 Tb III 36 W XLV Tb XIX W XLVI Tb XX w XLVII w XLVIII

1

1 llalllUIIl nail mm Tl 39 w LXXI

Tl I Tl 11 Uranium 92 u I 39

Tl LIU u II 40 u III u IV

11
2.1. Index to Spectra — Continued

Element z Spectrum Page Element Z Spectrum

U v 40 Yttrium-Continued Y X U vi Y XI U xxxii Y xn U LXIV Y xiii U LXXXIX Y xiv Y xv

23 V i 20 Y xxvin

V ii Y xxx V in Y xxxi V iv Y xxxvu V v V vn Zinc 30 Zn I V via Zn II V ix Zn V V x Zn XIV V xii Zn XVIII V xiv Zn XIX V xv Zn XX V xvi Zn XXI V xvn 21 Zn XXII V xviu Zn XXIII V xix Zn xxiv V xx Zn XXVII V xxi Zn XXIX V xxii Zirconium 40 Zr I 54 Xe I 33 Zr III Xe II Zr IV Xe in Zr V Xe IV Zr VI Xe vi Zr VII Xe vn Zr VIII Xe VIII Zr IX Xe ix Zr XI Xe x Zr XII Xe XVII Zr XIII Xe XXV Zr XIV Xe xxvi Zr XV Xe xxvin Zr XVI Xe XLIV Zr XXI Xe XLV Zr XXII Xe XLVI Zr XXIV Xe XLVII 34 Zr XXV Xe Li Zr XXVI Zr XXVII 70 Yb 1 37 Zr XXVIII Yb n Zr XXIX Yb XLI Zr XXXI Yb XLII Zr XXXII Yb xliii Zr XXXIII Yb XLIV

39 Y I 28

Y iv Y v Y vn

Page

Uranium-Continued

Vanadium

Xenon

Ytterbium

Yttrium

28

24

25

28

29

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2.2. Reference Numbers for Individual Spectra

Hydrogen Li l-Continued CL 5261, 5607, 5608, 5751, 5982A

AT 4950, 4992 EL 4964, 5017, 5347, 5751

CL 5238 Hfs 5080

IP 5401, 5783

H I CL 4937 IS 5033, 5811

EL 4937, 5036, 5183, 5225, 5663 ND 5608

IP 5444 PT 5367

QF 5065, 5098, 5127, 5481, 5934 SE 4976

5955 TA 5041, 5777

SE 4902, 5610, 5890

SF 5444 Li 11 AT 4950, 5304, 5912, 5940, 5687

TA 4860, 5780 CL 5612, 5778, 5982A

ZE 5631, 5890 EL 4923, 4964, 5092, 5778

Hfs 4870, 4923, 4929, 5092, 5094

Helium 5351, 5387, 5684, 5876, 5922A

IS 4923, 5351, 5687

He- AT 5153, 5163, 5200, 5264 PT 5367

QF 5092

He I AT 4950, 4992, 5075, 5199, 5353

5506, 5528, 5549, 5588, 5591 Li III CL 5778

5742, 5860, 5867, 5940 EL 5095, 5778

CL 4939, 4962, 5009, 5161, 5170 Hfs 5095

5182, 5502, 5612, 5690, 5741 IP 5444

5806, 5814 SF 5444

EL 4939, 4961, 4962, 4999, 5084

5088, 5101, 5161, 5182, 5201 Beryllium

5202, 5344, 5353, 5366, 5446

5460, 5546, 5597, 5690, 5741 Be I AT 4903, 5074, 5686, 5846, 5961

5758, 5793, 5814, 5960A EL 4964

Hfs 5089, 5099A, 5202, 5259, 5377 IP 5964

5447, 5585, 5597, 5615, 5648

5649, 5650, 5651, 5795, 5865A Be II AT 4924, 4941, 5012, 5230, 5275

IS 4942, 5099A, 5202, 5350, 5465 5526, 5565, 5589, 5669, 5776

5649, 5693, 5814, 5867, 5960A 5846, 5950

ND 4990 CL 5311, 5405, 5406, 5703

PT 4939, 5182, 5502 EL 4964, 5236, 5703

QF 5546, 5740 ND

CI? or PT 5367

w 5546 TA 5971

He II CL 5540 Be in AT 5576, 5867, 5940

EL 5540, 5552 CL 5078, 5311

IP 5444 EL 4964, 5078

QF 4868 IS 5867

SE 5430, 5553, 5845 TA 5971

SF 5444

ZE 5054 Be IV IP 5444

SF 5444

Lithium

Boron

Li CL 5001

• EL 5001 B I AT 4968, 5265, 5310

EL 4964

Li AT 5164, 5165, 5686

CL 5160, 5244 B II EL 4964

Li i AT 4872, 4982, 4986, 5012, 5049 B in AT 4941, 5012, 5230, 5275, 5468

5153, 5230, 5241, 5262, 5275 5776

5358, 5373, 5492, 5526, 5549

5551, 5767, 5776, 5805, 5828 B v IP 5444

5829 SF 5444

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2.2. Reference Numbers for Individual Spectra — Continued

Carbon aT\ Oxygen

cC I AT 5310, 5388, 5457, 5646, 5664 A i U 1 Al 5058, 5274, 5310, 5412, 5903A

CL 5263, 5455, 5681 LL 4969, 5315

EL 4964, 5125, 5263, 5388, 5455 ZL 4969

IS 4928, 5936

0 III A 'I1 AI 4858, 4921, 5254, 5255, 5386

C II AT 5265, 5294, 5388, 5456, 5944 CL 5596

CL 5034 LL 5596

EL 4964, 5388 IP 5596

IP 5456

IS 5916A 0 iv AT 5265, 5456, 5736

CL 5114

C ill AT 5053, 5388, 5407, 5423, 5443 IP 5456

5732

CL 5034, 5407, 5612 o v AT A ao a r" /\ r" o h/\*ta aa i r"rt*7/\ 4984, 5053, 5060, 5091, 5270

EL 4964, 5388, 5407 r* ji An r 4 a i ^ n o a 5407, 5424, 5732

CL 5379, 5407, 5612, 5837

C iv AT ^ rt o a ^ rtn r" ^ nn rnnn 5230, 5275, 5776, 5878 EL 5035, 5379, 5407

CL 5171 IP 5035

EL 4964

0 vi AT a onrt f 1 A r~ 4872, 5195

C v AT 5878 CL 5114, 5162, 5837

CL 5171

EL 4964 0 vu AT 5146, 5404

CL 4881, 5114, 5530, 5837

L VI mIr 171 LL 4881 crSr 5444 ip ri 1a Dl 14 QF 4881

Nitrogen

0 viii IP 5444

N i AT 5197, 5786 QF 5619

CL 5166, 5681, 5897 SF 5444

EL 5417

Hfs 5417 Fluorine

PT ^OAn t~ A 1 n 5327, 5417

W 5180 F i AT 5310

EL 5189

N II AT 5457 Hfs 5746

CL 5939

EL 5939 F v CL 5602

Hfs 4973

IP 5939 F vi AT 5053, 5060, 5732

CL 5602, 5752

N in AT 5265, 5456 EL 5752

CL 5155 W 4869, 5752

EL 5155

IP 5456 F vu CL 5602, 5752, 5837

EL 5752

N iv AT 5053, 5060, 5407, 5508, 5563 W 5752

5732, 5961

CL 5407, 5612 F viii CL 5530, 5602, 5837

EL 5407 EL 5319

Hfs 5319

N v AT 5949 F ix CL 5602

N vi CL 5834 IP 5444

EL 5834 SF 5444

SF 5834

Neon

N vu IP 5444

SF 5444 Ne I AT 4953, 4955, 4981, 5176, 5211

5500, 5759, 5812, 5903A

CL 4934, 4963, 5401, 5642, 5725

5803, 5935, 5960A

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2.2. Reference Numbers for Individual Spectra — Continued

Ne l-Continued Na iv PT 5131

ITT Aft7^ A.U.77 AQUA. =197^ conn cone C70C core cqqc Na X CL 5243

Hfs >i oc*7 coin 4857, 5219 SF 5453

IP 5401

I

s? 4875, 5219, 5331, 5769, 5873 Na XI CL 5243

T A

15154 IP 5444

z,h ^yoi,1 4,yo/, dozz ^99 SF 5444

INe II A TAl A ftAfl r A/ /" r a l A r < 1 A COlO 4898, 5066, 5418, 5419, 5812 Rfl lllWUvVIUUl affti miii m

5882

LL 4983, 5882 LVlg 1 AT 5028 5051 5720

CL 5123 5152 5559 5914

Ne III AT 4898, 5490 EL 5123 5402 5559

5945 IP 5827, 5964

5305, 5859 IS 5899

W 5709 SF 5402 5827

Ne IV A 1 4874, 4898, 5490 MgMtT 1 1 II AT OUOU, JW t

4-0 f 4- CL 5152

Hfs 5372

INe V AA T

A Ol A A OAO CACkf\ 4874, 4898, 5490 ZE 5372

w 5709

Mfr mg 111 in AT 5475 5759

Me VI AI c a nf\ 5490

MaMg IVIV AT 5475

Ne VII

A 'I* Al 5053, 5060, 5269, 5299, 5732

5961 Mg V AAT1 TA 5853 CL 5142 5278

FI&I

Ne VIII

T" A

1 A DODO ND 5142

PT 5142

Ne IX AT 5867, 5940 W 5071

CL 5626

i?i t,L 5626 Mg VI AT 5044, 5475

ic 5867 CL 5945

1

5853 W 5071

INe X in

IF 5444 Mg vii AT 5475

or 5444 CL 5316

W 5071

Sodium

Mg viii AT 5475

No i AAT1 ^ymq ^ocn ^lftft ^A.fn ^^^i OU^i-V, DUDU, Oloo, 04-D/, DDD1 CL 5511

5029, 5216, 5279, 5689, 5726 EL 5381

ooZ4, oooy, ;>yio W 5071

ILL 4888, 4946, 4994, 5029, 5216

^970 1 3 c,aqo c;79A ^QOA DZ(V, Dolo, ODOV, D/iO, DOZ4- Me ix AT 5018, 5422, 5475

Hfs 4878, 4949, 4954, 4993, 5151A CL 5112

5569, 5682, 5726, 5768 W KJ\J 50711 J. , 5112 J1Xa>

IT) lr 5783

4954, 5569, 5670, 5768 mg x AT 5314

ND 5869 CL 4908 5112 5314 5679

PT 56/ / EL 4908, 5314, 5679

SE 4976, 5503 PT 5068

SF 5057 W 4908 T'7vU^ 5071i X, Jilt 5112

I4888

W 5014 Tilin Mg VIXI CL 5112 5879

ZE 5383 SF 5453

W 5071 5112

Na II AT 4988, 5032

EL 5209 Mg xii AT 4936

IP 5444

SF

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2.2. Reference Numbers for Individual Spectra— Continued

Aluminum Si 11 AT 5307, 5355

CL 5307

Al i AT 5194, 5266, 5493 EL 5307

CL 5493 PT 5895

EL 5493 SE 5924

Hfs 4913, 5592

PT 5266, 5895 Si ill AT 5028, 5051

TA 5491 IP 5827

W 5491 SF 5309, 5827

ZE 5194 W 5323

Al II AT 5028, 5051 Si iv AT 5050

IP 5827

SF 5827 Si v AT 5475

Al ill AT 5050 Si VI AT 5475

CL 5511

Al iv AT 5475

Si vn AT 4930, 5475, 5603

Al v AT 5475 CL 5511, 5683

CL 5511 PT 5052

W 5683

Al vi AT 5475

CL 5131, 5511 Si viii AT 5044, 5475, 5603

EL 5131 CL 5072, 5683

PT 5052, 5131 EL 5381

W 4905, 5683

Al vn AT 5475

CL 5659 Si IX AT 5475, 5603, 5635

CL 4905, 5072, 5511, 5602, 5683

Al viu AT 5475 EL 4905

CL 5511 W 4905, 5683

Al ix AT 5475 Six AT 5475, 5603

CL 5511, 5659, 5892 CL 4905, 5072, 5073, 5683

EL 4905

Alx AT 5475 W 4905, 5683

CL 5112, 5659, 5892

W 5112 Si XI AT 5018, 5422, 5475, 5603, 5730

CL 4905, 5602, 5683

Alxi AT 4863, 5314 EL 4905

CL 4863, 4908, 5112, 5314, 5879 W 4905, 5683

5892

EL 4863, 4908, 5314, 5892 Si XII AT 5195, 5314, 5603

W 4908, 5112 CL 4905, 5243, 5314, 5602, 5683

EL 4905, 5314

Al xii CL 5112, 5243, 5879 W 4905, 5683

EL 5237

SF 5453 Si XIII AT 5416

W 5112 CL 4852, 4905, 4957, 5243, 5416

5542, 5602, 5613, 5683, 5879

Al xiii CL 5243 EL 4905, 4957, 5416

IP 5444 QF 5416

SF 5444 SF 5453

W 5683

Silicon

Si xiv CL 5243, 5542

Sii AT 5194, 5329 IP PT 5895 SF 5444

SE 5203

ZE 5194 Phosphorus r

P I AT 5148 5194

CL 5148, 5149

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2.2. Reference Numbers for Individual Spectra — Continued

P I-Continued S v AT 5028, 5420, 5536

EL 5148 CL 5337

Hfs 5149 EL 5337

IP 5148 IP 5337, 5827

PT 5148 SF 5337, 5827

W 5148

ZE 5194 S vi CL 4882

EL 4882 P 11 CL 5779 IP 4882

EL 5779

IP 5779 S vn CL 5875

PT 5895 LL 5875

SE 5747 PT 5875

P HI AT 5357 S ix AT 4930

P IV AT 5028 S x AT 5044

IP 5827 PT 4867

SF 5827

S xiv AT 5314 P XI AT 5314 CL 5220, 5314

CL 5314 EL 5314

EL 5314

S xv AT 5416, 5525 P XII AT 5314 CL 4957, 5220, 5416, 5525, 5542

CL 5314 5613

EL 5314 EL 4957, 5416, 5525

QF 5416 P XIII AT 5314 SF 5453

CL 5314, 5716 TA 5831, 5833

EL 5314, 5716

S xvi CL 5542

P XIV CL 5627, 5716, 5800, 5943

IP 5444

EL 5627, 5716, 5943A SF 5444

SF 5453

Chlorine P XV IP 5444

OF 5757 Ch AT 5194, 5302, 5954

SF 5444 CL 5681

IS 5086A, 5654

Sulfur TA 5764

ZE 5194

S I AT 5058, 5194, 5302

CL 5666 CI ii IS 5135

EL 5666

IP 5666 CI in CL 5611

IS JUOUA EL 5611

ZE 5194

CI iv CL 5611

S II AT 5816 EL 5611

CL 5883

EL 5883 Civ CL 5611

IP 5883 EL 5611

IS 5135

PT 5883 CI vi AT 5028

CL 5611

S III AT 5214, 5816, 5842 EL 5611

CL 5737 IP 5827

SF 5827

S IV AT 4876, 5258

FI CI vn AT 5538

PT

CI vui CL 5625, 5973

i i LL dozd, oy/o

PT 5625

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2.2. Reference Numbers for Individual Spectra — Continued

v^I 1

A

AT 5515 Ar VIII AT 5538

ooio CL 5617

EL 5515

Ar IX CL 5710, 5973

CI x AT 5515 EL 5710, 5973

CL 5515 IP 5121

EL 5515 TA 5853

r\ATl Ar X TA 5853

n

EL 5579 Ar XI AT 4930

CL 5429

n yii l_il All TA 5853

EL 5600

Ar XII AT 5044

CI xiii CL 5601 CL 5429

EL 5601 TA 5853

CI xv AT 5314 Ar XIII CL 5429

CL 5314

FI 5314 Ar XIV CL 5429

CI xvi AT 5416 Ar XV AT 5018, 5422

CL 4957, 5198, 5416, 5613 CL 5217, 5429

HiLi d.Q<^7 4*701, JI7O, 'ilOft J'tlU ^4,16 EL 5217

OF JtlU

SF OHO*} Ar XVI AT 4863, 5314, 5901

TA ^831 5833 CL 4863, 5217, 5901

EL 4863, 5217, 5314

pi v\/n ip 5444, Ar XVII AT 5901

SF 5444 CL 5542, 5901, 5905

EL 5905

Argon SF 5453

TA 5832

ATAr I1 AT ^93 ^fifil ^7^0

n Ar XVIII AT 5901

FIrjL JlOU, ^lftft O^Z.^., ^999 OOOO ^ft^S CL 5901

IP 5401 IP 5444

19 JUOUa iXftftfiA OFX 5905, 5915

SF OIZO ^1 9ft SF 5444

7F ccoo c;7ft7 OOZZ, J/Oi

Potassium

Ar II AT DUOD, O^IO, Jt/U, JUUl

oyo^* K I AT 5049, 5551

pi C70ft CQA7 CL 5770, 5783

FI EL 5345, 5451, 5770, 5783

TClb

ri or oloo Hfs 5027, 5484, 5620, 5634, 5718

<JF 5768

IP 5451, 5770, 5783

Ar III AAT

1

OUUl IS 5179, 5484, 5634, 5768

LiL/ OODV SE 4976

SF 5451 Ar IV AATi UU1

K II EL 5061, 5209

Ar VI CL 5617

FI K III AT 5954

Ar VII AAT1 ouzo K viii IP 5827

PI DZoo, DOX 1 SF 5827

inIP 5827

SF 5827 Kx AT 5485

CL 5973

EL 5973

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2.2. Reference Numbers for Individual Spectra— Continued

Kxi AT 5515 Ca XII AT 5515

CL 5515 CL 5515

EL 5515 EL 5515

Kxn AT 5515 Ca XIII AT 5515

CL 5515 CL 5515

EL 5515 EL 5515

K xm AT 5579 Ca XIV AT 5044, 5579, 5652

CL 5217, 5579 CL 5217, 5316, 5579

EL 5217, 5579 EL 5217XI, rjxj 55794 7

K xiv CL 5217, 5600 Ca XV CL 5217, 5316, 5600

EL 5217, 5600 EL 5217 ' } i— XI, 5600 \J\J\J\J

K xv CL 5217, 5601 Ca XVI CL 5217, 5601

EL 5217, 5601 EL 5217 f XI, 5601 xj\J\J X

K xvi AT 5961 Ca XVII AT 5018, 5422, 5961

CL 5217 CL 5217

EL 5217 EL 5217

K xvu AT 5314 Ca XVIII AT 5314, 5660

CL 5217, 5314 CL 5217, 5314

EL 5217, 5314 EL 5217 5314

K xix IP 5444 Ca XIX CL 5542, 5943A

SF 3444 EL 5943A

Calcium Ca XX IP 5444

SF 5444

Ca

nrw 5449

Scandium

Ca I AI 5134, 5181, 5365, 5486, 5633

CL 4910, 5134, 5301, 5463, 54oo Sc I Hfs 5464

CQO/l OOUO, OOOi+, 0074

EL 4910, 5134, 5301, 5463, 5486 Sc II AT 5425

DO to, ooy'* CL 5141

Hfs 5348, 5479, 5518,-5695 EL 5141

ipIr Hfs 5568

IS 5483, 5695, 5817, 5894, 5926 IP 5141

PT 4909, 4910, 5365, 5894 PT 4991 5425

SE 5894

SF 5857 OC X DDOZ w

roftl CQQO ooyi, oovZ, o4-Oo EL 5562

IP 5827

Ca II AT 5907 SF 5827

CL 5854

PT 4991 Sl> Jt YII All CL 5973

CO70

Ca III TA 5893

Sc xm AT 5515

Ca IV CL 5511 CL 5389 5515

fc.L DDI J

Ca VIII CL 5511

Sc xiv AT 5515

Ca IX IP 5827 CL 5389, 5515

SF 5827 EL 5515

Ca XI CL 5973 Sc xv AT 5579

EL 5973 CL 5217, 5579

coi 7 CC7Q

Sc xvi CL 5217, 5389, 5600

EL 5217, 5600

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2.2. Reference Numbers for Individual Spectra — Continued

Sc xvn CL 5217, 5389, 5601 Ti xvin AT 5004

EL 5217, 5601 CL 5217, 5291, 5317, 5370, 5560

5601

Sc win CL 5217, 5389 EL 5217, 5601

EL 5217

Ti XIX Al 5004, 5961

Sc xix AT 5314 CL 5217, 5317, 5560

CL 5217, 5314, 5389 EL 5217

EL 5217, 5314

Ti xx AT 5004, 5314, 5802

Titanium CL 5217, 5314

EL 5217, 5314

Ti 1 AT 5085, 5156, 5221, 5505, 5748

Hfs 5435, 5464 Ti XXI CL 5881

PT 5013, 5572

Vanadium

Ti II AT 5221, 5748

CL 5432 V I AT 5748, 5791

EL 5432 CL 5637, 5791

IP 5432 EL 5637, 5791

PT 4991, 5432 His 491z, d4oo, 54o4

PT 5013, 5791

Ti III AT 5025, 5221, 5271, 5748 W 5791

PT 5025, 5271

V ii AT 5748

Ti IV AT 5221, 5426, 5748, 5842

V m AT 5748

Ti v AT 5748

V iv AT 5547, 5748

Ti X CL 5962 PT 5547

W 5962

V v AT 5748, 5842

Ti xi CL 5504, 5962

IP 5827 V vii AT 5159

SF 5827 PT 5159

W 5962

V viii AT 5159

Ti XII CL 4862, 5962 PT 5159

EL 4862

W 5962 V ix AT 5159

PT 5159

Ti Y II

1

11 All! nV j 1 - EL 5973 Vx AT 5159

W 5962

Tyr r 1 5159

Ti XIV AT 5004, 5515 V xii CL 5504

n 4.071 t7( ^901 ^317 "i370 ^"il 'i 1, J^71, OOll, JJi U, JJ1J IP 5827

5560 SF 5827

EL 5515 It A DO A 4884

Ti xv AT 5004, 5515 V xiv CL 5973

CL 4971, 5291, 5317, 5370, 5515 EL 5973

5560

EL 5515 V xv

A 'I' AI 5515

CL 5515

Ti xvi AT 5004, 5317, 5579 EL 5515

CL 5217, 5560, 5579

EL 5217, 5579 V xvi AT 5515

CL 5515

Ti xvn AT 5004 EL 5515

CL 4971, 5217, 5291, 5317, 5370

5560, 5600

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2.2. Reference Numbers for Individual Spectra — Continued

V xvii AT 5579 Cr XVIII AT 5317, 5652

CL 5217, 5579 CL 5067, 5205, 5513

EL 5217, 5579 FT JAVA]

V xvin CL 5217, 5600 Cr\_.r YIV aia A.AT1 =.007 ^317 ^A77

EL 5217, 5600 \-iLm ^90^ ^370 ^477

FI V xix CL 5217

EL 5217 Cr YV AT

CL 4856, 5205, 5232, 5370, 5477

V xx CL 5217 5513

EL 5217 FI ozuo

V xxi AT 5314 Cr XXI AT 5268, 5477, 5921, 5961

CL 5217 CL 5067, 5205, 5370, 5477

EL 5217, 5314 FT OZUO

V xxh AT 5570 Cr XXII AATI ^31,4. ^A77 ^Q91 OO 1**, O'W (, OVZl

CL 5881 n ^0^7 ^90^ ^370 ^d.77

17 T LL 5205, oo!4

Chromium

Cr» YYIII A AA111 AT ^4.77 ^091

Lr I Al 5413, 5748 CL 5067, 5477, 5707, 5847, 5881

CL 5413, 5487

EL 5413, 5487 Manganese

Hfs 5464

IP 5413 Mn I A TAl 4854

PT 5413 n

FIILL*

Cr II AT 5748 JtOJ, ^4.3 ^ Otvt, ^4A± J7U4 ^004.1 ^QfS3 , J7UO

CL 5665 lrIP 40J4' EL 5487, 5665 rPT1 OUIO w 4oo4

Cr III AT 5748

Mn II FIEtLt

/"* W.I Cr IV A

5025, 5748 Hfs 5931

CL 5498 11 u

EL 5498 rPT1 4.QQ1

IP 5498

PT 5025, 5498 Mn vi CL 5143

EL 5143

Cr V AT 5748 IPlx 0140 ^1 4.3

Cr IX CL 5316 Ivf n VII ivi n vii n ^993

FI OZZO ^993

Cr XIII CL 5504

IP 5827 Mn VIII CL 5796

SF 5827 EL 5796

TE 4884 rPT1 0 / VO

Cr XIV LL 5205 Mn XIV IP 5827

<sF ^897

Cr XV CL 5973 TE 4584

EL 5973

IP 5121 Mn XV ozuo

Cr XVI CL 5067, 5205, 5513 Mn AVI n oy / 0 EL 5205 FI oy / 0

IPlr OlZl ^191

Cr XVII AT 5007

CL 5205, 5513 Mn XVII AT 5606

EL 5205 CL 4904, 5205

EL 5205

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2.2. Reference Numbers for Individual Spectra— Continued

Mn XVIII Al 5606 Fe XIII CL 5808

LL 4904, 5205

LL 5205 Fe XIV AT 5118

CL 5278 5316

Mn XIX

A '1' Al 5606

CL 4904, 5205 re a v AT DUUO, Ol t D

CI 5205 CL 5005 5504

IP 5827

Mn XX AT 5606 PT 5043

CL 4904, 5205, 5232 SF 5827

LL 4904, 5205 W 4862

Mn XXI a nr Al 5606 Fe XVI CL 5205

CL 4904, 5205 w

LL 4904, 5205

Fe xvii AT 5133 5599

Mn XXII AT 5606 CL 5067 5090 5133 5213 5278

CL 4904, 5205 5973

EL 4904, 5205 EL 5973

IP 5121

Mn XXIII AT 5314, 5606

CL 5205 X*£* r Will e AVIll AT oloo, 04<11 EL 5205, 5314 CL 5067, 5090, 5133, 5205, 5370

5513, 5531, 5947

Iron FI1 jI .

Fe I AT 5059 Fe XIX AT 4901 5007 5133 5274 5411

CL 5571, 5815 5903

A

Wife His /IQQ^ AQ07 c^A'ZCi ^.AfyA *yo/, 0400, o'Kh* CL 5067, 5090, 5133, 5205, 5370

IP 5983A 5513 5531 5784 5947

PT 5013 ^90^ ^784. W 5571

Fe xx AT 5006 5297 5317 5411 5753

Fe II AT 5245 CL 5205 5300 5370 5513 5531

CL 5972 5784, 5947

EL 5887 EL 5006, 5205, 5784

PT 4991

Fe v CL 5293 Fe XXI AT 4.911 ^007 S9Q7 ^317 S^fSd

C/1 1 1 C.77A D*kL 1, O t t** Fare vivi piViL OZVO CL 5205, 5300, 5370, 5513, 5531

5784

Fe vn AT 5267, 5755

FILL ^90^ ^7ft/l

CL 5267

EL 5267

[To v v 1

1

re aaii AT 4.04.^ 4.04^1 ^ 1 7ft ^907 ^1

7

IP 5267

PTr 1 CL 5067, 5205, 5300, 5370, 5513

5531 5784

Fe VIII CL 5223, 5808, 5923

FILL

EL 5223

XFpV XXIII AA111 AT 4871 5018 5229 5268 5297

Fe IX CL 5796, 5808 DOO^*, OOOo, jWo, Dffrll, EL 5796 o/oi, oyoi

PT CL 4859, 4871, 5067, 5205, 5300

5370 5513 5531

Fe X AT 5871

FILL

CL 5808

PT 4996

IT** r C AAI YYIVV AT dft71 to / 4.001 4.09^ 4.09^. ^^14, 1, t7Ui, tViO, ty^u, joit

DO04-, o4-Uo, 5411, DO/U

Fe XI CL 5808 CL 4859 4871 4885 5067 5205

o04o

Fe xn CL 5808 EL 5205, 5314

TA 4886, 5844

W 4871

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2.2. Reference Numbers for Individual Spectra — Continued

Fe XXV AT 5184, 5298, 5403, 5616 Co xxiv CL 5067, 5205

CL 4859, 4885, 5320, 5616, 5844 EL 5205

5881, 5923

EL 5136, 5320 Co xxv CL 5067, 5205

TA 4886 EL 5205

Fe XXVI CL 4859, 5466, 5844 Co xxvi CL 5881

EL 5136, 5466

QF 5706 Nickel

Cobalt Ni i AT 5126

Hfs 5464

Co 1 Hfs 5464, 5963 IS 5126, 5941

Coil EL 5887 Ni II CL 5856

EL 5856, 5887

Co VII CL 5340 FT 4991, 5856

EL 5340

FT 5340 Ni IV CL 5624

Co VIII CL 5016 Ni v CL 5293, 5624

EL 5016

Ni vi AT 5124

Co IX CL 5223 CL 5124, 5293, 5624

EL 5223 EL 5124

PT 5124

Co XI CL 5015

Ni IX CL 5016

Co XII CL 5015 W 5102

Co xiii CL 5015 Ni X CL 5102, 5223

EL 5223

Co xiv CL 5015 W 5102

Co xv CL 5015 Ni xi W 5102

Co xvi CL 5015 Ni XII AT 5159

IP 5827 CL 5015

SF 5827 PT 5159

TE 4884 W 5102

Co xvii CL 5015, 5205 Ni XIII AT 5159

CL 5015

Co xviu CL 5067, 5090 PT 5159

IP 5121

Ni XIV AT 5159

Co xix CL 5067, 5090, 5205 CL 5015

EL 4861, 5205 PT 5159

Co xx CL 5067, 5090, 5205 Ni XV AT 5159

EL 5205 CL 5015

PT 5159

Co xxi AT 5317

CL 5205 Ni XVI CL 5015

EL 5205

Ni XVII AT 5005

Co xxn AT 5317 CL 5005, 5015, 5562

CL 5205 EL 5562

EL 5205 IP 5827

PT 5043

Co xxiii AT 5317 SF 5827

CL 5067, 5205

EL 5205 Ni xviu CL 5015, 5205

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2.2. Reference Numbers for Individual Spectra — Continued

Ni xix CL 5067, 5090 Cu XI CL 5223

IDlr 0 1Z1 EL 5223

Ni xx CL 4861, 5067, 5090, 5205, 5370 Cu xiii CL 5835

5513

171 aqz.i cone 4ool, o2Uo Cu xiv n JOiJJ

Ni xxi AT 4901, 5007 Cu xv CL 5835

CL 5067, 5090, 5205, 5370, 5513

CI COfiC ozUo CwVjU YVI AVI n JOOJ

Ni xxn AT 5317 Cu xvu PTLiL CL 4856, 5205, 5513

ITT h,L cone o2Uo Pn\ Al Will A V 1 11 CL

EL 5562

Ni XXIII AT 5007, 5317 iplr CL 4856, 5205, 5232, 5370, 5513 CF CO97

corvc 5205

Cu XX CL 5090 Jliifa; 5122 5243 »JtiT<_J

Ni xxiv Al 5317 FT CL 4856, 5067, 5205, 5232, 5370 IPlr D1Z191

5513

EL 5205 Cu XXI AT

nV < 1

.

4861 5090 5122 5243 5513

Ni xxv AT 4871, 5268 FT JOAT ci oo

CL JOTl r OAT 4871, 5205 PTr 1 EL 4871, 5205

r^n yyii VjII AAI1 CL 5090 5243 5513

Ni xxvi AT 4871

CL 4871, 5067, 5205 Cu xxin CL 5243, 5513

EL 5205

W 4871 Cu xxiv CL 5513

Ni xxvn CL 5881 Cu xxv CL 5513

Copper Cu xxvin CL 5881

Cu W 5048

Cu I AT 5577 £jl\ 1 AT JOOU

CL 4958 FI

49bo Hfs 5640

Hfs 4873, 5464 lo

IP 4958 r 1 OOOU

lb A 0"7 Q 4873

Vn II FI

Cu II CL 5172 PTr 1 4.00 T EL 5708 . PT 4991, 5775 LXl V nATl CL 5535 5932

Cu IV AT 5144 FT CL 5144 PT 5932

EL 5144

IP 5144 Zn XIV n oooo PT 5 I*t4 Zn XVIII ca>c oooo Cu VI AT 5285

CL 5285 Zn XIX CL 5835

EL 5285 IP 5827

PT 5285 SF 5827

Cu X CL 5016 Zn XX AT 5045, 5185

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2.2. Reference Numbers for Individual Spectra— Continued

Zn XXI CL 5090 5122 Germanium

EL 5122

IP 5121 Ge IV PT 4867

Zn xxii AT 4951 Ge VI

A 'I' Al 5038

CL 5090, 5122 CL 5038

EL 4861, 5122 EL 5038

PT 4951

Ge VII AT 5321 Zn xxiii CL 5090 CL 5321

EL 5321 Zn XXIV AT 5652

Ge XIV CL 5797 Zn xxvii AT 5961

Ge XV CL 5797 Zn XXIX CL 5881

pp 5208 Ge XVI CL 5797, 5835

Gnllinm Ge XVII CL 5761, 5797, 5835

Ga W 5378 Ge XVIII CL 5797, 5835

Ga I AT 4895, 5266, 5493, 5673 Ge xix CL 5797, 5835

CL 5493, 5566, 5673

EL 5493, 5566, 5673 Ge XX CL 5761, 5797, 5835

Hfs 4960, 4966, 5639, 5641, 5809

IP 5566 Ge XXI CL 5562, 5835

IS 4960, 5566, 5639, 5641 EL 5562

PT 5266 IP 5827

SE 4966 SF 5827

SF 5566

Ge XXII CL 5090

Ga II AT 5469

Ge xxiii CL 5090

Ga VI AT 5952 IP 5121

CL 5952

EL 5952 Ge XXIV AT 4951

PT 5952 CL 5090, 5513

EL 4861

Ga XV CL 5835 PT 4951

Ga xvi CL 5761 Ge xxv CL 5090, 5513

Ga XIX CL 5835 Ge xxvi CL 5513

Ga XX CL 5835 Ge xxvn CL 5513

IP 5827

SF 5827 Arsenic

Ga xxi CL 5090 As 1 AT 5030

CL 5030

Ga xxii CL 5090, 5122 EL 5030

EL 5122 Hfs 4952, 5958

IP 5121 IND 5030

PT 5030

Ga XXIII AT 4951 ZE 5030

CL 5090, 5122

EL 5122 As IV CL 5339

PT 4951

As v CL 5339

Ga XXIV CL 5090 IP 5339

ND 5629

Ga XXX PT 5208 PT 4867

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2.2. Reference Numbers for Individual Spectra— Continued

As VI AT 5000 Se XXIII-Continued CL 5000 IP 5827

EL 5000 SF 5827

IP 5000

PT 5000 Se xxiv CL 5U9U

As vn AT 5000 Se xxv CL ouyu

CL 5000 IP 5121

EL 5000

PT 5000 Se xxvi CL 5uyu

EL A Q£. 1 4ool As xvii CL 5835

Sp/'C XYVll A A Til CL 5uyu

As XX CL 5761

Bromine

As XXI CL 5761, 5835

Br I AT 5194

As xxn CL 5835 CL 5454, 5681, 5765

IP 5827 EL 5454, 5/o5

SF 5827 IS 527o

ZE 5194

As xxiii CL 5090

Br VII CL

As xxiv CL 5090, 5122 EL 5242

EL 5122 PT 4oO/

IP 5121

Br VIII CL CO AO Ci7(l 5o4o, 54 /2 As xxv AT 4951

CL 5090, 5122 Br IX AT 5472

EL 5122 CL CO AO CA*70 5o4o, 54/2

PT 4951 EL CO AO CA70 5o4o, 54/2

PT 5343

As xxvi CL 5090

Br XXIV IP 5827

Selenium SF

Se I AT 5058 Br xxv CL 5090

CL 5688

EL 5688 Br XXVI CL 5090, 5122

W 5688 EL 5122

Se v CL 5556 Br XXVH CL 5l)yU, 5122

EL 5556 EL 5122

ND 5629

Br XXVIII CL 5UyU

Se vi PT 4867

RrIJ I AAA1I YYYII AT 7U1

Se XVI CL 5797

Krypton

Se xvn CL 5797

Kr I 5132, 5497, 5685

Se xvin CL 5797, 5835 EL 5U19, 54y/, 55oo, 5oo5, 5oUl

5855

Se XIX CL 5797, 5835 Hfs 4914

IP 5480, 5685, 5976

Se XX CL 5797, 5835 IS 5140, 5728

PT 5480

Se XXI CL 5797, 5835 ZE 4879, 5522, 5787

Se XXII CL 5797, 5835 Kr II AT CC\£.£. r A P O C A T Ci CttCA 5066, 5418, 5419, 5954

Se xxiii n Kr III AT 5575

EL 5562 EL 5859

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2.2. Reference Numbers for Individual Spectra — Continued

IfIV rI IVIV Oil/ ^117 Rubidium

Kriv r Vv VjLi Oil ^117( Rhl\Lf 11 r\AT1 ARQA. 40741 ^HAG Ci9ftA ^A^fl , OUfty, OZO^*, OftOU, 0001

PI ^#7 AQ70i I/, O^7ftQ / oo

If r VIII rv r viu AT FT 4ftftQ '+00 4070 ^T ^0 ^7ft3 7, tyiU, OlOvJ, OiOO

n 4Q70 4.079 ^09 1 ^097 ^3Q0

FIi A , 40^ 4-yooA o/oo, ^ 7 AR ooyo, ^RQR oyoy, AO oyoi "aQR T PT IPii 4.070 4-y/u, oiuo, ^T C\fi o/oo ^7R^

mi j 4<5oy, AOOQ AQ7A ouzi, crn91 trQQA C7AR ooyu, o/oo

Kr IX TA 5917 SE 4892, 4976, 5021

SF 4970

KrX TA 5917 TA 4892

Kr XI TA 5046, 5853, 5917 Rb ii EL 5061, 5070, 5209

Kr YII ivr xii TA1 A cA/iA c;qc;5 c:qi7 ou*K), oooo, oyi i r i 400 /

If r VIII rv r Aiii TA1 A OU^H), Oojj RhIV U VII All AT oy^Q7Q/ y

oy^Q7G/y

If r VIV IVI AIV TA OUfK), OOOO FIEjLi ^070

IPT1 oy^070/ y Kr XX CL 5835

Rb xxvi IP 5827

If VVI ivr aai PI J/Ol, ^7A1 OOOO ^R3^ or ooz ciR97<

Ifi* IVI Will AAI 11 oooo R K Y Y VIII I\D AAV1U OIZZ ^1 99

OIZZ ^.1 99

K.r XXIV pi ^R3^

RkHI) AAIA YYIY ^T 99

IfIVrI VAAVVV n OjOZ, OOOu FI ^T 99

ILL, OOOZ

IPlr ^R97 RKI\D AYYYVI AAV I PTr 1 O<si/o ^9rtR SF ^R97 )OZ / otrontium

Ifw ivr win aavi AT WOO, OU**0 pi ARAQ CTO/COA ftOOO, OOOZA orSr Ii AT ^1 ^4 ^lRl ^9R4. ^^A1 0104-, J 1 o 1 , OiiO^*, OOOO,^ O'rOZ ^4^9

FI WOO O^7^4 ( O *

0104-, ^134 O^OZ, ^A^9 OoZO ^R9A

IfIVrI YVVII AAV II aATl /IRAQ qftAA FILA. OlO ^T ^41*, 040Z, ^4^9 OO/O, ^^7fl DtH4, *\6AA OOZO ^R9A

n Aft 4000A3 nis OODK)) ^^^A Of^709UZ, Oi^79^1,T O^734 * 0*r, JO*t7 ^R4Q

FT AftA*} lrIP ^9Rn

IS C/i pq ccqo ci^jf. C79i cljoa o4<5o, ooyo, OO/O, O/Zl, 0/04- Kr XXVlii AT 4863 5900, 5926

CL 4863, 5862A PT 4909, 5365, 5700

FT AftAQ 4-OO0 TA O/Ul ^7fll

Kr XXIX AT 5645 Sr II AT 5452

CL 5862A IS 5593

Kr XXX AAT1 e^aa c: jT IYIX w OoZZ ^599

K.r XXXI AAT

e;AAA 00*40 Ji A AATI ^99

PT OOZZ ^^99

If VVVII Ivr AXAll AAT

^AA ^ OO^tO FT OOZZ

lrTP OOZZ ^99

If r VVVII1 rvx aaxiii AAT

^1 AO ^AA ^7 31 G1QA1 oioy, oo^to, o/oi, oyoi

PT oioy ^1 AO or

C r viai PT OOZZ ^^99 w OOZZ ^399

Ifrvrr YVVIV AAAIV AAT1 01OV, j04j

PT oioy or ah AAT1 OOZ1

PT OOZ1 Kr XXXV AT 5184 EL 5521

PT 5521

W 5322

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2.2. Reference Numbers for Individual Spectra — Continued

Sr XIII AT 5288, 5885, 5979 Y XlV-Continued

n ci9HH z.RRc, ^070 EL 5260, 5288, 5785, 5885

CI cooo root: cn^rt ozoo, ooBo, av/y PT 5288, 5785, 5885

PTr 1 ^9RR ^RR1 >Zoo, OOOO,^ J7J7 ^070

I XV A TA

1

5896

Sr XIV AT 5896 CL 5896

EL 5896

VVII n OOOO PT 5896

C- V Y III or AAI11 OOOO ^ft^ Y xxvin CL 5794

EL 5794

COl_ YVVI AAV1 OOOO IP 5827

SF 5827

C — YYVII ce/;9 C.7Q4, trooc OOUZ., Jl 7% OOOO

EjLi OOOZ, 0/V41 Y xxx IP 5121

IP 5827

SF 5827 Y xxxi AT 5598

CL 5598

C- YYIY Ji AAIA EL 5598

EjLi ^1 99

Y xxxvn AT 5961

C-3r VYY AAA AATI OOVo

PI CI 99 OOVO CCQft Zirconium

FILjL* CI 09 CCQft ..> I ZZ, OO70

Zrl ZE 5735

1 ununi

1 III Lr III A TAl 5338

Yi EL 5548 CL 5338

Hfs 5618, 5968 EL 5338

13 0010 IP 5338

V Hi

I IV AAT1 OOUl ccni Zr IV

A TAl 5206

CL 5501 CL 5042, 5206

EL 5501 EL 5042, 5206

IP ooUl IP 5042, 5206

YI vV

- 0 JOlO Zr V CL 5312

EL 5312

V 1711 I VII AlAT COQ7 0Z0 ( pi COOT oZoi /lr VI

A TAl 5318

EL 5287 CL 5042, 5318

IP 5287 EL 5042, 5318

PTr 1 C9ft7 IP 5318

Y x CL 5296 Zr VII AT 5744

CL 5744

V vi AT /IOOO COQA CQ7^ EL 5744

PI A HOG C9G*\ CQ7ft **ow, ozyo, do/o

/l Q^7 A QGG COGf^ 4<>yy, ozyo Zr VIII AT 5277, 5287

IP 4899 CL 5277, 5287

PT 4867, 5296, 5376 EL 5277, 5287

IP 5287

V vti

I XII AT Al CI Q7 olo/ PT 5287

CL 5187

EL 5187 Zr IX AT 5234

CL 5234

Y xiii AT 5521 EL 5234

L.L CCOl CCQ1 ooZl, oool

EL 5521, 5581 Zr XI CL 5296

rl bazl, oool

Zr XII AT 4917, 5296, 5376

Y xiv AT 5260, 5288, 5885 CL 4917, 5296, 5376

CL 5260, 5288, 5785, 5885 EL 4867, 4917, 5296

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2.2. Reference Numbers for Individual Spectra —Continued

Zr Xll-Continued INb V

CILL 5437, 5524

IP 4917 EL 5437, 5524

PT 4867, 5296, 5376 Hfs 5437

TA 5557 IDlr 5437, 5524

Zr XIII AT 5187 MU in INb VI LL 5527

CL 5187 T ' I LL 5527

EL C 1 0

5187

INb VII

T,' T LL 5318

Zr XIV AT 5521

CL rrni CCOl COOT o5Zl, 5581, 5821 INb IX A TAl C 00*7 5287

EL CCOl CCOl 5521, 5581 CL 5287

PT CCOl CCOl 5521, 5581 17LL 5287

IDlr COO"? 5287

Zr XV AT COOO COOC 5288, 5885 r 1 C OO"? 5287

CL co/;a cooo noc c oo i roor 5260, 5288, 5785, 5821, 5885

EL r o/CA COOO C70C COOC 5260, 5288, 5785, 5885 INb XII

A TAl 5489

PT COOO C70C COOC 5288, 5785, 5885 I con^c c a on 5296, 5489

FTLL C A OO 5489

Zr XVI AT 5896 DTr 1 c a on 5489

CL cone EL 5896 Nb xiii A TAl A nnO COn£ rnnj; c a on 4998, 5296, 5376, 5489

PT 5896 /-I LL 4998, 5296, 5376, 5489

CILL iQjr7 ^nno roft/ c a on 4oo/, 49y8, 5z96, 5489

Zr XXI CL cool 5821 Ilr a nno 4998

DTr 1 ^0£7 rnn-; r^?/ CAOn 4867, 5296, 5376, 5489

Zr XXII CL cool

Nb XIV A TAl rio7 c ^ on 5187, 5489

Zr XXIV CL 5835 CL 5187, 5489

EL 5187, 5489

Zr XXV CL COO c 5835 DTr 1 5489

Zr XXVI CL coo c INb XV A TAl c a on ccoi 5489, 5521

LL n AOd ccoi ccoi 5489, 5521, 5581

Zr XXVII CL 5821, 5835 LL r j on r" H

- o l cf oi 5489, 5521, 5581

DTr 1 r inn CCOl CCOl 5489, 5521, 5581

Zr XXVIII CL COOC boob

Nb XVI A TAl COOO COOC 5288, 5885

Zr XXIX CL rr/;o C *7n A COOC 5562, 5794, 5835 LL CO/Cr» COOO C7fir COOC 5260, 5288, 5785, 5885

EL 5562, 5794 EL 5260, 5288, 5785, 5885

IP 5827 PT 5288, 5785, 5885

SF 5827 T A

15489

Zr XXXI CL 4850 Nb xvn A TAl 5896

LL 5896

Zr XXXII CL 4850 LL 5896

W 4850 DTFl 5896

TA 5489

Zr XXXIII CL 4850

W 4850 Nb xxv CL 5835

TVT" 1. Niobium Nb xxix LL 5835

Nb III AT 5554 Nb xxx LL 5794, 5835

CL 5554 17LL 5794

EL 5554 IDIP 5827

at 5827

Nb IV CL 5458

EL 5458 Nb xxxni W 4850

IP 5458

PT 5458 Nb XXXIV W 4850

Nb xxxix CL 4855

Nb XL CL 4855

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2.2. Reference Numbers for Individual Spectra — Continued

Molybdenum Mo xxvii CL 5835

Mo 1 IS rqoa oooo Mo xxvin CL 5835

Mo VI LL c one 5295 Mo xxix AT 5830

CL r~ or» 1 P" O O f\ P"Oin 5821, 5830, 5835

Mo vin LL cone 5zyo

171 LL CQin Mo xxx AT 5830

CL p"ooo r~ ct o f 5830, 5835

Mo X

A TAl COC7

LL C 107 5Zo/ Mo xxxi AT 5830

LL 5zo/ CL 5562, 5794, 5830, 5835

IDlr C 00*7 EL 5562, 5794

r

1

5zo7 IP 5827

SF 5827

Mo xn CL 5295

Mo xxxn AT 5045, 5830

Mo xiii

/ -i caoo cone con/; 50oo, 5295, 529o CL 5830

Mo xiv Al rn/n con/c tco*7<; cr*o'7 5247, 5296, 5o7o, 5927 Mo xxxni AT 5599, 5830

CL CftOO CO/IT COn£ COTrfC 5083, 5247, 529o, 5o7o CL 5830

ITT LL 5247, 529o

ND 5247 Mo xxxiv W 4850

PT 4867, 5296, 5376

I

A

5093 Mo xxxv W 4850

Mo XV A T1 A

1

5187 Mo xxxix AT 5731, 5961

CL r no o cioi 5083, 5187

LL 5187 Technetium

TA 5441

Tc i AT 5848A

Mo xvi AT 4922, 5083, 5521, 5675

CL C/\O0 roA/ rrni rrni r/nr

5083, 5396, 5521, 5581, 5675 Tc xv PT 4867

5821

EL rAOO rcftl r COl C/C'TC 5083, 5521, 5581, 5675 Tc xxxn PT 5827

PT rrni rrni 5521, 5581 SF 5827

TA 5441

Ruthenium

Mo xvn AT ro/CA cooo cooc c n*7n 5260, 5288, 5885, 5970

CL rAOO rft/"A COOO C70C COOl 5083, 5260, 5288, 5785, 5821 Ru i Hfs 5655

5885 ZE 5655

EL rrt/A fnoo r-Tor* rftftr 5260, 5288, 5785, 5885

PT 5288, 5785, 5885 Ru xvi AT 5376

TA 5441 CL 5376, 5953

EL 5953

Mo xvin AT 5896 inIP 5953

CL 5083, 5896 PT 4867, 5376

EL 5896

PT 5896 Ru xvn AT 5187

TA 5441 CL 5187

EL 5187

Mo xix TA 5441

Ru xvin CL 5581

Mo xx TA 5441 EL 5581

PT 5581

Mo xxi TA 5441

Ru xix CL 5785

Mo xxn TA 5441 EL 5785

PT 5785

Mo xxin CL 5821

Ru xx AT 5896

CL 5896

Mo xxiv CL 5821 EL 5896

PT 5896

Mo xxvi CL 5835

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2.2. Reference Numbers for Individual Spectra— Continued

Ru xxxiii CL 5794 Pd XXII AT J07U

EL 5794 n J07U

PT 5827 FI JO7U

SF 5827 PT

TA ^441 Ru xu AT 5961

PHI U YYMI AA11

TA <vl41 ) rt 1 Rhodium

Pd XXIV TA 5441

Rh xvii AT 5376

CL 5376, 5953 Pd XXV TA 5441

EL 5953

IP 5953 Pd XXVI TA < j i' 1

PT 4867, 5376

Pd XXVII TA 5441

Rh xviii AT 5187

CL 5187 Silver

EL 5187

Ag l AT 4894, 5577, 5874

Rh XIX CL 5581 nV.i 1 j OO^8741 *T EL 5581 EL ^874

PT 5581

AgA ft IIII FIEjLi *jvj cn701 1/, o^u'* ^904

Rh xx CL 5785

EL 5785 Ag iv AIA T OOOO, OOtSU

ivr r 1 C70C o/oo CL 5555, 5680

FI

Rh XXI Al 5896 PT 5555

CL 5896

EL 5896 Ag xvn W 5440

PT 5896

A ct win W 5440

Rh xxxiv CL 5794

EL 5794 A rr viv rt.ll AIA AT

PT 5827 CL do / o, oyoo

SF 5827 FI KJU 1 , J7JO

IPif JUJl, 0700

Palladium PTr i i"OVf t , OO 1 u W o44U

Pd I Hfs 5400

Ae xx AT 5187

Pd xviii AT 5376 CL 5187

CL 5376, 5953 FI OXO i EL 4867, 5953

IP 5031, 5953 rte A a YYI AAI n OOOi ^81

PT 4867, 5376 FI OOO

PTr 1 OOOI ^81

Pd xix AT 5187

CL 5187 Ag xxn CL 5785

EL 5187 EL 5785

TA 5441 PT O^78^ 1 OO

Pd XX CL 5581 /VK A a Will AA1I1 /iATi EL 5581 CL 5896

PT 5581 EL 5896

1

C A A 1 5441 PT 5896

Pd XXI CL 5785 Ag xxxviii CL 5325

EL 5785

PT 5785 Cadmium

TA 5441

Cd I AT 4959

CL 5308

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2.2. Reference Numbers for Individual Spectra— Continued

Cd 1-Continued In XXI CL 5953

EL ooUo EL 4867, 5953

Hfs 5354 IP 5031, 5953

IS 5354 PT 4867

SE 4oo5

W roAO ooUo In XL CL 5325

ZE 5139A, 5632

Tin

Cd II CL 51 /Z Hfs 4977 Sn 1 Hfs 5529, 5843

IS 5843

Cd III CL 5192

EL 5i9z Sn II SE 5747

IP c i no oiyz ZE 4985

PT 5192

Sn V AT 5534

Cd IV CL 5U55 CL 5534

EL C AC C 5U55 EL 5534

PT 5055 IP 5534

PT 5534

Cd v CL 5573, 5574

EL 5573, 5574 Sn XX CL 5439

PT 5574 W 5439

Cd XX CL 5953 Sn XXI CL 5439

EL 486/, 0953 W 5439

IP 50ol, 5953

PT 4oO/ Sn XXII AT 5692

CL 5439, 5953

C(\ VjU xxxix aaaia CL 5325 EL 5953

IP 5953

Cd XLV AT 5961 PT 4867

W 5439

Indium

Sn XLI LL ronr 5325

In 1 AT 4895, 5266, 5384, 5433, 5493

CL 5024, 5384, 5433, 5462, 5493 Antimony

5566

EL 5024, 5384, 5433, 5462, 5493 Sb 1 CL 4893

5566,. 5861 EL 4893

Hfs 4916, 4960, 5363, 5384, 5529 Hfs 5529

5544, 5809 IP 4893

IP 5384, 5462, 5566, 5717 ZE 5872

IS 4960, 5363, 5566

PT 5266 Sb II ND 5109A, 5119A

SF 5566 PT 5109A, 5119A

W 5024 SE 5747

til 11 AT 5433 Sb VI AT 4906

nv * A j 5433 CL 4883, 4906

FIi.i. 5096, 5433 EL 4883, 4906, 5250

PT 4883, 4906

In IV AT 5534

CL 5534 Sb vn AT 5107

5534 CL 5107

IP 5534 EL 5107

PTr 1 5534 PT 5107

ill In VIVI AT 5436, 5604 Sb XXIII PT 4867

CL 5436, 5604

EL 5436, 5604 Tellurium

PT 5436, 5604

Te I AT 5058

CL 5346, 5704, 5789, 5813, 5880

32
2.2. Reference Numbers for Individual Spectra— Continued

le l-Continued Xe l-Continued

171 LL c7f\A c*7on coi o coon D/U4, D/oV, 5olo, DooU TA 5154

ir» IP 5789, 5880 W 4933 5421

IS 4887 ZE 4R7Q ^99 ^70^ ^787 ^89=. PT 5760

•twr W

CO A£. 5346 Xell AT 5418 UT17 549

Hfs 4851 5326 5614

Te II Hfs 5335, 5398 IS ^oc l coo/; CAIA 4001, OOfaO, 0O141

r 1 PT 5115

SE 5745 Te VII

A T a c\r\£. ena 4906, bl / 4 W 542 1 5583

CL iOOO /4 OAiC CIHA 4883, 4906, 5174

EL 4883, 4906, 5174, 5250 Xe III AT

TIT A OOO A AAI C 1 "7 A 4883, 4906, 5174 CL 5428 5583 5782

EL 5428 5782

T** irm le VIII AT IP 5938

CL 5174 PT 5428 5760

EL 5174 W CyfOl CCQ9 D4Z1, ODOO

PT 5174

Xe IV IP 5938

Te XXIV PT 4867 w 5421 5583

Iodine Xe VI AT 5623

CL 5117

I 1 A 'I" Al 5194 ND 5623

CL COAO COA£. CACA COO*, 5303, 5346, 5454, 5886

EL 5303, 5886 Xe VII AT 5691 5852

His rnQ7 COQO CAQQ jUo/, OZoZ, OOoo CL 4915, 5622, 5852

Ir 5886 EL 4915 5120 5852

IS 5087 IP 4.01 PT 5749

W 5346 Xe viii AT

ZE 5194, 5282 CL 4.000 ^190 =.2^6 ^ftS2 EL 4900 5120 5256 5438 5852

I II TVT" r 1 5760 IP 4900 5438 5532

PT 5956

I VI CL 4896

LL 4896 Xe IX AT 5691 5852

inIP 4896 CL 5678 5852

EL 5678 5859

I VII CL 4896, 5438

EL 5438 Xex AT CfJAl oo<*l IP D4-00, DDoZ CL 5841

EL 5841

I VIII CL 5678 PT 5841

LL 5678

Xe xvn AT 5691

I IX CL 5218

EL 5218 Xe xxv AT D1UU

PTr 1 OZlo 01 Q. Xe XXVI AT 5100

I XXV PT 4867 PT

W 5330

Xe XXVIII AT 5675

Xenon CL 5675

EL 5675

Ae i AlAT CAOl c.700 ooyi, o/oy

CL CAAO rrftrt CCCO 5008, 5509, DDOo Xe XLIV AT 5415

LL r/ii a rftTrt rrnft CCCO C ££7 5019, 5272, 5509, 5558, 5667 CL 5415

C.QC c

IT/ His 5210, 5409, 5705, 5825, 5930A Xe XLV AT 5415

IP 5272, 5966, 5976 CL OHIO 541 5

IS 5728

SF 5272 Xe XLVI AT 5415

CL 5415

33
2.2. Reference Numbers for Individual Spectra — Continued

Xe XLVll AT 3410 Ba l-Continued

n Jt'IO Hfs 5011, 5022, 5510, 5512, 5517

5543 5550 5594 5595 5609

Y- i * Ae Ll riAT1 DVOl 5721, 5722, 5781

IP 5401

ifIjCBi ABium UIII IS 5011, 5022, 5104, 5483, 5510

5512, 5520, 5609, 5721, 5781

Pq 1 V^S 1 AT S9RQ SS'U S7Q9 SQIQ PT 4909, 5011, 5328, 5352, 5584

CL 4891 5289 5605 5726 5733 5587, 5594, 5694, 5696, 5711

^l^ft SQ1Q 5722, 5727, 5957, 5977

FI AftQl 4.Q4.0 SI O^A SI 77 S994, SE 5040, 5328, 5957

5226, 5228, 5289, 5726, 5733 SF 5590

O 1 OU, J7i7 TA 4909, 5010, 5064, 5248, 5771

Ills d.Od.0 i)UiO, ^ft93 OuAl, ^097 JOOi, ^389 J*** 54.74.1* ZE 5239, 5630

5533 5580 5669 5796 5733

C7AQ Ba II AT 5039, 5212, 5516, 5714, 5858

IPlr 4R91 TO7l, Jl^1771 f, 0^07, ^989 OOOV, ^SO O^750 1 0\J 5868

O^7^f> i tjvj, O^783 i OO CL 5516

JJJO, O ( uo EL 4965, 5062, 5286, 5516

<5F 4.07fi 'fylU) OOc.371

1 A, OOVTT*, ^564 Jl5773/ O, JOtU 5840 Hfs 5105, 5478, 5647, 5698, 5699

<sF O'ri/O, O 1 OO IS 5105, 5766, 5772

TA 48Q7 ^7fi9 PT 5977

ZE 5332

i '« it VjO 11 AT 4978 5605 5739

CI 70 e/;0S Ba III AT 5414, 5516, 5739, 5858

FI SOSft SI 7^ S90Q SfiftS CL 5516

Hfs 4853, 4927, 4978, 5605 EL 5516

IPlr PT 5977

INU IT 1 TO 517o TA 5154

PTr 1 DOUD

Ba v CL 5760

Co III \JS 111 AAT

1

DOUD EL 5760

n DOUD PT 5760

FIILL. DOUD

nis DOUD Ba X CL 5438

PTr 1 DOUD s^ns EL 5438

IPlr 5438, 5532

Cs iv CL 5760

EL 5760 Ba XI CL 5678

PTr 1 D/OU EL 5678

Co IV KjS IX D*K>o Ba XII AT 5820

D*K>o CL 5820

IP D4O0, DDDZ EL 5820

PT 5820

r. v DO/o

FI DO / O Ba xxvu AT 5100

CL 5100

1^8 XI AlAT D.ZDU CL 5250 Ba xxvui CL 5473

EL 5250 EL 5473

DTr 1 COCA dZdu IP 5473

Kflrinni E A lil 111 Ba XXX AT 5675

CL 5675

Ba I AT 5039 5181 5516 5858 5868 EL 5675

DVIU, DV'K)

CL S063 SI 67 5249 S516 5694 Lanthanum

5711 5723 5929 5978

FI /IQA/I /IQA^ C.*)y1G coo£ cooo 4004-, <*yoD, dZ'+v, dzoo, ddzo La I Hfs 4932, 5963

5516, 5584, 5587, 5590, 5694 IS 4932

5711, 5722, 5723, 5727, 5913

5978 La II Hfs 5020, 5138A, 5482, 5514

34
2.2. Reference Numbers for Individual Spectra— Continued

La vi CL 5760 Pr XIII CL 5532

EL 5760 EL 5532

DTrl 5/OU IDlr ccoo 5532

I a VI Lta Al 54oo Prrr YIV aiv ClL,L C^7Q 50 (O FT ^43R FT JU I o

IDlr 54oa, 5532

1 rxeoaymium

I a VII M-M All PI CA7Q 50 /{$ FT 50 /o NA i ijr^. His COAO

IS 4918, 5252, 5393, 5911

La xxvm AT 5100 ND 4918

UL CI Art MIW C. OCO

La XXXI AAT1 50/5 NM 11 ii a ii lo coco cone cm

dzdz, ooyo, i>yll CICL r/rnr 5675 w coco LL 5675

NA iv AAT1 cno c OUZO

I vd AAA IX C\L.L 54/o rlDT OUZO

CI C /I TO 54 16 ip 5473 Nd XIV CL 5532

EL 5532

Cerium IDlr ccoo 55o2

Ce III AT 5025 Nd xv CL 5678

rl C AO C 5025 FILL 50 /o

Ce VIII T A

1

COCA 5359 M J v v v i AAT1 Cl AA 51UU

ClCL C 1 AA

Ptt IV T A

1

coca 5359

IN a XXXil AAT1 Cl AA Ce X TA 5359 CL 5100, 5473

EL 5473

P*» VI T A i A

COCA 5359 IDlr C/1 70 54/o

Co VII VjC All CI ccoo 55oZ M A vvviii AAT

C£7C 50/5

FI 5532 ClV.L 50/5

lrIP ccoo 5552 FILL 50/5

T A

1 A

COCA 5359

Promethium

Ce XIII CL 5678

EL 5678 Pm XVI CL 5678

TA 5359 EL 5678

Ce xiv T A

1

5359 Samarium

AV T A

1

COCA 5o5y JIU 1 AAT1 5t>Oo FILL CQAO 5oOo

Ce xvi TA IS OlOO, "il "ift ^fiQ COOC CA07 CRIO OOOO, OOo/, jolo

C077 58/ / Praseodymium

3m ii tits 505o

Pr 1 r r I c\CL coo^: co^/\ 5336, 5360 IQlo C A/1

5U4/

LLFT 5336, 5360 DTr 1 COC 1 5251

His COO/: fO£A 5336, 5360

r 1 5336 om xvi CL ccoo 5532

71? Z.L 5oo0 FILL ccoo 5532

IDlr ccoo 3532

Pr IV AT 5025, 5434

Hfs 5819 Sm xvii CL 5678

r 1 5025 T " T CjL C^*70 5678

Sm XXXIII AT 5100

CL 5100

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2.2. Reference Numbers for Individual Spectra — Continued

Sm xxxiv CL 5473 Terbium

EL 5473

IP 5473 lb III PT 5251

Sm xxxv ND 4974 Tb XIX CL 5532

EL 5532

Sm XXXVI AT 5675

CL 5675 Tb XX CL 5678

EL 5675 EL 5678

Europium Dysprosium

T-t.u I CL 5889 Uy I • ri- ms 5116, 5712, 5713

EL 5077, 5889 IS 5130, 5567, 5582, 5713, 5799

Tr^- nts 4954, 5215, 5362, 5442, 5499 5877

5653, 5864, 5963 ND 5582, 5799

IS 4954, 5442, 5499, 5628, 5864

itr w 5567

5877, 5959, 5963

Dy II IS 5850

Eu II Hfs 5397 PT 5850

IS 4954

Dy XX CL 5532

Eu III CL 5137 EL 5532

IS 4954

PT 5251 Dy XXI CL 5678

EL 5678

Eu XVII CL 5532

EL 5532 Dy XXXVII AT 5100

IP 5532 CL 5100

Eu xviii CL 5678 Dy XXXVin CL 5473

EL 5678

IP 5473

Gadolinium

Dy XXXix ND 4974

Gd 1 IS 5636

Dy XL AT 5675

Cd II PT 5251 CL 5675

171 LL 5675

Gd XII AT 5838

Holmium

Gd xviii CL 5532

EL 5532 Ho 1 CL 5657

EL 5657

Gd xix CL 5678 Hfs 5488, 5657

EL 5678 ZE 5488

Gd XXXV AT 5100 Ho xxi CL 5532

CL 5100 LL 5532

Gd xxxvi AT 5100, 5927 Ho xxii CL 5678

CL 5100, 5473, 5927 EL 5678

EL 5473, 5927

IP 5473 Ho xxxix CL 5980A

Gd XXXVII ND 4974 Erbium

Gd XXXVIII AT 5675 Er I CL 5246

CL 5675 EL 5246

EL 5675 Hfs 5712, 5908

IS 5884

Gd lxi AT 5961 PT 5884

W 5246

Er III AT 5026

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2.2. Reference Numbers for Individual Spectra— Continued

Er iv EL 5870 Yb ll-Continued FT 5251 EL 4907, 4965, 5253, 5920

Hfs 5804, 5839

L,T XXXIX AT OlUU PT 4yU i CL 5100 ZE 4907

Er XL AT 5100 Yb XLI AT 5692

CL 5100, 5473 CL 5100, 5692, 5980A

EL 5473 EL 5692

IP 5473

Yb XLII AT 5692, 5927

Er xlii AT 5675 CL 5473, 5692, 5927

oo/o EL Cyi*70 c/Crto cn<n EL 5675 IP 5473

Thulium Yb XLIH AT 5374

CL 5374

Tm I AT 5823

Hfs 5108 Yb XLIV AT 5675

- CL 5675

Tm IV AT 5025, 5026 EL 5675

DOUO

PT 5025, 5251, 5306 Lutetium

Tm XL AT 5692 Lu I AT 5823

Hfs Din, t>y<4

EL 5692 IS 5111, 5974

Tm XLI AT 5375, 5692, 5927 Lu 11 AT 5823

CL 5375, 5692, 5927

EL 5692, 5927 Lu III AT 4997, 5754, 5823

W 5375

Lu IV AT 5341

Tm XLII AT 5374 CL 5341

CL 5374 EL 5341

PT 5341

Tm XLIH AT 5375, 5692

CL 5375, 5692 Hafnium

EL 5692

W 5375 Hf I Hfs 5110

IS 5110

Tm XLIV AT 5692

CL 5692 Hf iv AT 4997

EL 5692

Hf v AT 5341

Ytterbium CL 5341

EL 5341

Ybl AT 4907, 5257, 5334, 5537, 5823 PT 5341

5851

CL 4907, 5410, 5461 Hf X L.I 1AT 5692

EL 4907, 4965, 5231, 5253, 5257 CL 5692

5410, 5461, 5920 EL 5692

Hfs 4866, 4947, 5157, 5448

IS 4866, 4947, 5076, 5097, 5157 Hf XLIV AT 5692, 5927

5743, 5963 CL 5692, 5927

ND 4980, 5076, 5410 EL 5692, 5927

PT 4907, 4980, 5157, 5410

SE 5147 Hf XLV AT 4974

TA 5010 CL 4974

ZE 4907, 5399

Hf XLVI A 5692

Yb II AT 4907, 4997, 5671, 5823 CL 5692

CL 4907 EL 5692

37
2.2. Reference Numbers for Individual Spectra — Continued

Tantalum Rhenium

Ta 1 Hfs 5233, 5937 Re I Hfs 4954, 5082, 5656

ZE 5233 IS 4954, 5082

PT 5656

Ta VI AT 5341 ZE 5656

CL 5341

EL 5341 Re XLVI AT 5692

PT 5341 CL 5692

EL 5692

Ta XLIV AT 5692

CL 5100, 5692 Re XLVII AT 5692, 5927

EL 5692 CL 5692, 5927

EL 5692, 5927

Ta XLV AT 5692

CL 5473, 5692

EL 5473, 5692 Re XLVlll AT 4974

IP 5473 CL 4974

PT 4867

Re XLIX AT 5692 Ta XLVI AT 4974, 5374, 5927 CL 5692

CL 4974, 5374, 5927 EL 5692

EL 5927

Osmium

Ta xlvii AT 5692

CL 5692 Os XLVII 1 PT 4867

EL 5692

Iridium

Tungsten

In Hfs 5906A

W VII AT 5341

CL 5341 Ir XVII AT 5235, 5621, 5891

EL 5341

PT 5341 Ir XLIX PT 4867

W xin AT 5621 Platinum

W xiv AT 5235, 5891 Ptl IS 4945

PT 4945

W xxvin CL 5227, 5532 ZE 5810

EL 5532

Pt XLIX AT 5692

W XLV AT 5692 CL 5692

CL 5100, 5692 EL 5692

EL 5692

PtL AT 5692

W XLVI AT 5375, 5692 CL 5692

CL 5100, 5375, 5473, 5692 EL 5692

EL 5473, 5692 PT 4867

IP 5473

PT 4867 Pt LI CL 4975

W 5375

Pt LII AT 5692

W XLVII AT 4974, 5374 PI CL 4974, 5374 EL 5692

W XLVI1I AT 5375, 5675, 5692 Cold

CL 5375, 5675, 5692

EL 5675 5692 Au I CL 4880

W 5375 EL 4880

is DODO, DVOOA

W LXXI AT 5731, 5961 W 4880

Au II ^1 79

38
2.2. Reference Numbers for Individual Spectra— Continued

Au xix AT 5235, 5621, 5891 Bi l-Continued CQ7C A oy / DA

Au Li PT 4867 w 5196

Mercury Bi II AT 4920

Hfs 4920

Hgi AT 5697 SE 5747

CL 5697

EL 5361, 5697 Bi m PT 5266

Hfs 5427

IP 5697 Francium

IS 5292, 5349, 5788

ND 5956 Fr AT 5719

ZE 5427

Fr I CL 5281

Hg II CL 5190 His DIOO, O/OO

EL 5190 IS 5281, 5768

Hg LI I PT 4867 Radium

Hg LXXIII AT 5274 Ra I CL 4979

EL 4979

Thallium IP 4979

PT 4909, 4979

Tl W 5378

Thorium

Tl I AT 4895, 5266, 5493, 5836

CL 5461, 5493, 5836 Th I CL 5951

EL 5461, 5493, 5836 EL 5342, 5951

ND 5266 IS 5724

PT 5266

Th II CL 5951

Tl ii CL 5190 EL 5951

EL 5069, 5096, 5190

Th ill CL 5541, 5951

Tl LIII PT 4867 EL 5541, 5951

IPIr Lead PT 5541

Pb I CL 5196, 5519 Th vin TA 5359

EL 5196, 5519, 5948

Hfs 5394A, 5822 Th IX TA 5359

IS 5191, 5394A, 5459, 5561, 5672

5822, 5925A Th X TA 5359

PT 5942

W 5196 Th XI TA 5359

Pbn CL 5190, 5519 Th XII TA 5359

EL 5190, 5207, 5519

SE 5747 Th XIII TA 5359

Pb XXI AT 5621 Th XIV TA 5359

Pb XXII AT 5235, 5891 Th xv TA 5359

Pb LIV PT 4867 Th xvi TA 5359

Pb LXXIX AT 5961 Uranium

Bismuth U i CL 5037, 5145, 5471, 5494, 5674

EL 5342, 5494, 5965

Bi I CL 5196, 5507, 5909A Hfs 5002, 5967A

EL 5196 IP 5494

Mis 4V4o, o/la, 59/DA IS 4938

IP 5196 PT 5763

W 5145

39
2.2. Reference Numbers for Individual Spectra— Continued

U ii AT 5928 Pu II IP 4919

CL 5145, 5471 PT 5081

Hfs 5928

IP 4919 Pu III IP 4919

PT 5081

W 5145 Pu IV IP 4919

U in IP 4919 Pu V IP 4919

W 5003, 5888

Pu VI IP 4919

FTU IV IP 4919

W 5003, 5888 Curium

U v AT 5129, 5729 Cm 1 IS 4890

CL 5129 PT 5081

EL 5129 W 4995

IP 4919

PT 5129 Cm II ND 5902A

PT DUO I U vi IP 4919 w 4995

U xxxu AT 5235, 5621, 5891 Berkelium

U LXIV PT 4867 Bk I EL 5113A

PT 5081

U LXXXIX AT 5961

Bk II FI 1 1 3 A Neptunium PT 5081

Npi PT 5081 Californium

Np ii IP 4919 Cf I PT 5081

PT 5081

Cf II PT 5081

Np in IP 4919

Einsteinium

Np iv IP 4919

Esl PT 5081

Np v IP 4919

Es II PT 5081

Np vi IP 4919

Lawrencium

Plutonium

Ln AT 5168

Pu I CL 5798

EL 5798

PT 5081

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Fe XVIII, Co XIX, Zn XXII, Ge XXIV, Se XXVI: EL

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4863. Burkhalter, P. G.; Shiloh, J.; Fisher, A.; Cowan, R. D.;

J. Appl. Phys. 50, 4532-4540 (1979). X-Ray Spectra from a Gas-Puff Z-Pinch Device. Al XI, Ar XVI, Kr XXVI-XXVIII: EL CL AT

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4865. Chantepie, M.; Tsika, M.; J. Phys. (Paris) 40, 1031-1035

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Effet Stark des niveaux de la configuration 5s5d du

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Cd I: SE

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2 D Terms of the Cu

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Ge IV, As V, Se VI, Br VII, Kr VIII, Rb IX: PT

S X, Mo XIV, Tc XV, Ru XVI, Rh XVII, Sn XXII: PT

Sb XXIII, Te XXIV, I XXV, Xe XXVI, Ta XLV: PT

W XLVI, Re XLVII, Os XLVIII, Ir XLIX, Pt L: PT

Au LI, Hg LII, TI LIII, Pb LIV, U LXIV: PT

Y XI, Zr XII, Nb XIII, Pd XVIII, Ag XIX: EL PT

Cd XX, In XXI: EL PT

4868. Drake, G. W. F.; Goldman, S. P.; van Wijngaarden, A.; Phys. Rev. A 20, 1299-1306 (1979). He+ Lamb-Shift Measurement by the Quenching-Radiation

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Probabilities for Transitions in S IV. Na I: EL TA

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4877. Goldsmith, J. E. M.; Ferguson, A. I.; Lawler, J. E.; (1979). Schawlow, A. L.; Opt. Lett. 4, 230-232 (1979). Experimental Studies of High-Lying Rydberg States in Doppler-Free Two-Photon Optogalvanic Spectroscopy. Atomic Rubidium.

Ne I: EL Rb 1: EL IS 4878. Grundevik, P.; Lundberg, H.; Martensson, A. M.; Nystrom, 4890. Lobikov, E. A.; Striganov, A. R.; Labozin, V. P.;

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Au I: EL CL W Experimental and Theoretical Study of Stark Patterns in 4881. Jelley, N. A.; Armour, I. A.; Bashkin, S.; Myers, E. G.; Rb Rydberg Levels. O'Brien, R.; Silver, J. D.; J. Phys. B 12, 2605-2611 Rb I: SE TA

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0 VII: EL CL QF Sb I: EL CL IP 4882. Joelsson, I.; Zetterberg, P. O.; Magnusson, C. E.; Phys. 4894. Migdalek, J.; Baylis, W. E.; Can. J. Phys. 57, 1708-1718

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1982-1989 (1979). and Silver with Allowance for Core Polarization. The 4d95d and 4d96s Configurations in Sb VI and the 4d95d Rb I, Ag I: AT

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2Pl/2.3/2-*<n +l)s2Sl/2 and nP

2 Pl/2,3/2^nd 2 D3/2,S/2 Transitions in Ga I, In I and Tl I with Allowance for Core Polarisation. Ga I, In I, Tl I: AT

4896. O'Neill, J. A.; Pinnington, E. H.; Donnelly, K. E.; Brooks, R. L.; Phys. Scr. 20, 60-64 (1979). A Study of the Beam-Foil Spectrum of Iodine from 400 to 1300 A.

I VI: EL CL IP

I VII: CL

4897. Pendrill, L. R.; Delande, D.; Gay, J. C; J. Phys. B 12,

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4898. Pradhan, A. K.; J. Phys. B 12, 3317-3328 (1979). Close-Coupling Calculations for Photoionisation Cross

Sections of Neon Ions: Ne II, Ne III and Ne IV. Ne II-V: AT

4899. Reader, J.; Acquista, N.; J. Opt. Soc. Am. 69, 1285-1288

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Spectrum and Energy Levels of Ten-Times Ionized Yttrium (YXI).

YXI: EL CL IP AT

4900. Roberts, J. R.; Knystautas, E. J.; Sugar, J.; J. Opt.

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4902. Silverstone, H. J.; Adams, B. G.; Cizek, J.; Otto, P.; Phys. Rev. Lett. 43, 1498-1501 (1979). Stark Effect in Hydrogen:- Dispersion Relation, Asymptotic

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H I: SE

4903. Smeyers, Y. G.; Doreste Suarez, L.; Sanchez-Fernandez, M.

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4904. TFR Group; Phys. Lett. A 74, 57-59 (1979). The Spectrum of Mn XVII (F I-Like) to Mn XXII (Be I-Like) Ions Emitted by a Tokamak Produced Plasma. Mn XVII-XIX: CL

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4905. Trabert, E.; Fawcett, B. C; J. Phys. B 12, L441-L447

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4906. van Kleef, T. A. M.; Joshi, Y. N.; Can. J. Phys. 57,

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4907. Wyart, J. F.; Camus, P.; Phys. Scr. 20, 43-59 (1979). Extended Analysis of the Emission Spectrum of Neutral Ytterbium (Yb I). Ybl, II: EL CL ZE PT AT

4908. Yamaguchi, N.; Mizui, J.; Phys. Lett. A 72, 333-335

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4909. Wynne, J. J.; Armstrong, J. A.; IBM J. Res. Dev. 23,

490-503 (1979). Systematic Behavior in Alkaline Earth Spectra: A

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4910. Brown, C. M.; Ginter, M. L.; J. Opt. Soc. Am. 70, 87-93

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4911. Desclaux, J. P.; Cheng, K. T.; Kim, Y. K.; J. Phys. B 12,

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Relativistic Energy Levels of Fe XXI.

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4912. Ertmer, W.; Johann, U.; Meisel, G.; Phys. Lett. B 85,

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4913. Falkenburg, B.; Zimmermann, P.; Z. Natur., Teil A 34,

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3s24d 2 D-States of Al I. Al I: Hfs 4914. Husson, X.; Grandin, J. P.; Kucal, H.; J. Phys. B 12,

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55p Configuration of MKr. Kr I: Hfs 4915. Knystautas, E. J.; Sugar, J.; Roberts, J. R.; J. Opt.

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System of Xe VII. XeVII: EL CL IP 4916. Neijzen, J. H. M.; Donszelmann, A.; Physica (Utrecht) 98C, 143-145 (1979). Hyperfine Structure and Lifetime Measurements of the 8p

2 P3 / 2 ,i/2 Fine Structure Levels of Indium 115.

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Spectrum and Energy Levels of Eleven-Times Ionized Zirconium (Zr XII). ZrXII: EL CL IP AT

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4918. Ahmad, S. A.; Saksena, G. D.; Spectrochim. Acta, Part B

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4919. Thakur, L.; Thakur, A. K,; Indian J. Pure Appl. Phys. 17,

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4921. Baluja, K. L.; Burke, P. G.; Kingston, A. E.; J. Phys. B

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4922. Bauche-Arnoult, C; Bauche, J.; Klapisch, M.; Phys. Rev. A 20, 2424-2439 (1979). Variance of the Distributions of Energy Levels and of the Transition Arrays in Atomic Spectra. Mo XVI: AT

4923. Bayer, R.; Kowalski, J.; Neumann, R.; Noehte, S.; Suhr,

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Inner-Shell Photoionization of Be. Fluorescence Yield of

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4925. Bely-Dubau, F.; Gabriel, A. H.; Volonte, S.; Mon. Not. R. Astron. Soc. 186, 405-419 (1979).

Dielectronic Satellite Spectra for Highly Charged

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Iron Lines. Fe XXIV: AT

4926. Bely-Dubau, F.; Gabriel, A. H.; Volonte, S.; Mon. Not. R.

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Dielectronic Satellite Spectra for Highly Charged

Helium-Like Ions. V. Effect of Total Satellite Contribution on the Solar Flare Iron Spectra. Fe XXIV: AT

4927. Bengtson, A.; Alvarez, E.; Arnesen, A.; Hallin, R.; Nordling, C; Staaf, 0.; Phys. Lett. A 76, 45-48 (1980). Collinear Laser-Ion Beam Determination of HFS in Cs II. Cs II: Hfs 4928. Bernheim, R. A.; Kittrell, C; Spectrochim. Acta, Part B

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12C-13 C Isotope Shift of the 5STransitions in Carbon. C I: IS3 P2 and 'S2 -

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4929. Berry, H. G.; Bacis, R.; Phys. Rev. A 19, 2464-2465

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4931. Brandenberger, J. R.; Opt. Commun. 30, 181-183 (1979). Measurement of g-Factors in Neon by Quantum Beat

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4932. Childs, W. J.; Goodman, L. S.; Phys. Rev. A 20, 1922-1926

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4934. Delsart, C; Keller, J. C; Opt. Commun. 29, 297-301

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4935. Dembczynski, J.; J. Phys. (Paris) 41, 109-118 (1980).

Experimental Proof of Configuration Interaction on the Hyperfine Structure of the

5? Fe Atom.

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Calculations of the Atomic Parameters for the

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4938. Engleman, R., Jr.; Palmer, B. A.; J. Opt. Soc. Am. 70,

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Precision Isotope Shifts for the Heavy Elements.

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Fine Structure in D, F, and G States of ''He. He I: EL CL PT

4940. Fredriksson, K.; Lundberg, H.; Svanberg, S.; Phys. Rev. A

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Fine- and Hyperfine-Structure Investigation in the 5

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4941. Ganas, P. S.; Z. Phys. A 292, 107-108 (1979).

Optical Oscillator Strengths for Be II and B III. Be II, B III: AT

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Isotope Shift in the Spectrum of Helium.

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4944. Glass, R.; J. Phys. B 13, 15-24 (1980). Wavefunctions, Oscillator Strengths and Transition

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4945. Grethen, H.; Winkler, R.; Bauche, J.; Physica (Utrecht) 98C, 222-228 (1980). Experimental Investigations and Parametric Analysis of

the Isotope Shift of the Levels of the Ground

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Pt I: IS PT

4946. Goy, P.; Fabre, C; Gross, M.; Haroche, S.; J. Phys. B

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4947. Grundevik, P.; Gustavsson, M.; Rosen, A.; Rydberg, S.; Z. Phys. A 292, 307-310 (1979). Analysis of the Isotope Shifts and Hyperfine Structure in the 3 988 A (6s6p 'P^s2 'S0) Yb I Line. Yb I: Hfs IS 4948. Guern, Y.; Bideau-Mehu, A.; Abjean, R.; Johannin-Gilles,

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4952. Hogervorst, W.; Helms, H. A.; Zaal, G. J.; Bouma, J.; Blok, J.; Z. Phys. A 294, 1-5 (1980). The Hyperfine Structure and Nuclear Moments of Some

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4956. Livingston, A. E.; Curtis, L. J.; Schectman, R. M.;

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4958. Longmire, M. S.; Brown, C. M.; Ginter, M. L.; J. Opt.

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Quantum-Defect and Configuration-Interaction Theory.

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4960. Neijzen, J. H. M.; Donszelmann, A.; Physica (Utrecht) 98C, 235-241 (1980). Hyperfine Structure and Isotope Shift Measurements in Neutral Gallium and Indium with a Pulsed Dye Laser. Ga I, In I: Hfs IS 4961. Oda, N.; Tahira, S.; Nishimura, F.; Koike, F.; Phys. Rev. A 15, 574-587 (1977). Energy and Angular Distribution of Electrons Ejected from

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Ionisation Potentials in the Neon-Like Isoelectronic Sequence. Ar IX, Cr XV, Mn XVI, Fe XVII, Co XVIII: IP Ni XIX, Cu XX, Zn XXI, Ga XXII, Ge XXIII: IP As XXIV, Se XXV, Y XXX: IP 5122. Hutcheon, R. J.; Cooke, L.; Key, M. H.; Lewis, C. L. S.; Bromage, G. E.; Phys. Scr. 21, 89-97 (1980). Neon-Like and Fluorine-Like X-Ray Emission Spectra for Elements from Cu to Sr. Cu XX, XXI, Zn XXI, XXII, Ga XXII, XXIII: EL CL

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Isotope Shifts in the Energy Levels of the Singly Ionized Neodymium Atom. Nd II: IS Ando, K.; J. Phys. Soc. Jpn. 51, 15-16 (1982).

New Identification of Spectra of Mo XVI 3d9-3d84p.

Mo XVI: CL

Arnesen, A.; Bengtson, A.; Hallin, R.; Nordling, C;

Staaf, O.; Ward, L.; Phys. Scr. 24, 747-751 (1981). Hyperfine Structure Measurements in Eu II with Collinear

Laser-Ion Beam Technique.

Eu II: Hfs

Augustyniak, L.; Werel, K.; Spector, N.; J. Opt. Soc. Am.

72, 493-498 (1982).

Effective-Operator Interpretation of the Hyperfine

Structure in the 5p

26p Configuration of

12jTe II. Te II: Hfs PT

Baumann, M.; Geisler, M.; Liening, H.; Lindel, H.; Opt.

Commun. 38, 259-261 (1981).

Lifetime- and Quantumbeat Measurements in the Excited 4f146s6d D-States in the Yb I-Spectrum using Stepwise

Laser Excitation. Yb I: ZE

Baumann, M.; Lauenstein, M.; Liening, H.; Z.

Naturforsch., Teil A 36, 780-781 (1981).

HFS-Measurements in the 4d95p

l P°r and 3 D,-States of 105pd (| =5/2). Pd I: Hfs Begemann, M. H.; Saykally, R. J.; Opt. Commun. 40,

277-282 (1982). Color Center Laser Optogalvanic Spectroscopy of Lithium,

Barium, Neon and Argon Rydberg States in Hollow Cathode

Discharges.

Ne I, Ar I: CL IP

Li I, Ba I: IP

Beigang, R.; Schmidt, D.; Phys. Lett. A 87, 21-23 (1981). Two-Photon Spectroscopy of 3snd *D2 Rydberg States of Magnesium I. Mg I: EL SF

Bely-Dubau, F.; Dubau, J.; Faucher, P.; Gabriel, A. H.; Mon. Not. R. Astron. Soc. 198, 239-254 (1982).

Dielectronic Satellite Spectra for Highly Charged

Helium-Like Ions—VI. Iron Spectra with Improved

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O VII: AT

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Doubly Excited Quartet States in Be II. Be II: CL

5406. Bentzen, S. M.; Andersen, T.; Poulsen, O.; J. Phys. B 15,

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5407. Berry, H. G.; Brooks, R. L.; Cheng, K. T.; Hardis, J. E.; Ray, W.; Phys. Scr. 25, 391-393 (1982). The Is2s2p2 5 P, 23—ls2p3 5S2 Transitions in C III, N IV and 0 V. C III, N IV, O V: EL CL AT

5408. Bhatia, A. K.; Mason, H. E.; Astron. Astrophys. 103,

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Atomic Calculation for Fe XXIII, UV, and X-Ray Lines. Fe XXIII: AT

5409. Bushaw, B. A.; Whitaker, T. J.; J. Chem. Phys. 74,

6519-6520 (1981). Doppler-Canceled, Two-Photon Resonant Ionization Spectroscopy.

Xe I: Hfs 5410. Camus, P.; Debarre, A.; Morillon, C; J. Phys. B 13,

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Highly Excited Levels of Neutral Ytterbium I. Two-Photon

and Two-Step Spectroscopy of Even Spectra. Ybl: EL ND CL PT

5411. Cheng, K. T.; Fischer, C. F.; Kim, Y. K.; J. Phys. B 15,

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Intershell Correlation Corrections to the Energy Levels of the n = 2 States of Li-Like to F-Like Ions. Fe XVIII-XXIV: AT

5412. Chung, S.; Lin, C. C; Fischer, C. F.; Lee, E. T. P.; J. Chem. Phys. 76, 498-501 (1982). Transition Probability of the 'S0— 1 D2 Emission of Atomic

Oxygen.

O I: AT

5413. Connerade, J. P.; Baig, M. A.; Newsom, G. H.; Proc. R.

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5414. Connerade, J. P.; Mansfield, M. W. D.; Phys. Rev. Lett. 48, 131-134 (1982). Term-Dependent Hybridization of the 5f Wave Functions of Ba and Ba ++ . Ba III: AT

5415. Conturie, Y.; Yaakobi, B.; Feldman, U.; Doschek, G. A.; Cowan, R. D.; J. Opt. Soc. Am. 71, 1309-1314 (1981). Observation of New Lines of Xe XLIV, XLV, XLVI, and XLVII

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5416. DeSerio, R.; Berry, H. G.; Brooks, R. L.; Hardis, J. E.;

Livingston, A. E.; Hinterlong, S. J.; Phys. Rev. A 24,

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Si XIII, S XV, CI XVI: CL EL AT QF

5417. Diebold, G. J.; McFadden, D. L.; Phys. Rev. A 25,

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Paramagnetic Resonance Spectrum of Metastable 2 P Atomic

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2 'S0—3s3p

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5421. Gallardo, M.; Reyna Almandos, J. G.; Center for Optical

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Mg IX, Si XI, Ar XV, Ca XVII, Fe XXIII: AT

5423. Glass, R.; Z. Phys. A 303, 27-33 (1981). Theoretical Study of Intershell Transitions in C III. C III: AT

5424. Glass, R.; Aust. J. Phys. 34, 147-154 (1981).

Oscillator Strengths, Transition Probabilities and

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5425. Goldschmidt, Z. B.; J. Phys. B 15, 191-201 (1982). The 3dng Configurations of Sc II. Sc II: AT PT

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in Ions of the Transition Series of Elements. Ti IV: AT

5427. Halstead, J. A.; Reeves, R. R.; J. Phys. Chem. 85,

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3 P, State. Hgl: Hfs ZE

5428. Hansen, J. E.; Persson, W.; Phys. Scr. 25, 487-490

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4 Ground Configuration of Two-Times Ionized Xe (Xe III) and Reevaluation of Transition Probabilities for Forbidden Lines within this

Configuration. Xelll: EL CL PT

5429. Hasama, T.; Fukuda, K.; Jpn. J. Appl. Phys. 21, 173-177

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Ar XI-XV: CL

5430. Hashimoto, S.; J. Phys. Soc. Jpn. 51, 1613-1619 (1982). Stark Shifts of Ionized Helium Lines. He II: SE

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5432. Huldt, S.; Johansson, S.; Litzen, U.; Wyart, J. F.; Phys.

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5433. James, G. K.; Rassi, D.; Ross, K. J.; Wilson, M.; J. Phys. B 15, 275-286 (1982). The Ejected-Electron Spectrum of In I and In II Autoionising Transitions Resulting from 15-450 eV

Electron Impact Excitation.

In I, II: EL CL AT

5434. Jankowski, K.; Sokolowski, A.; J. Phys. B 14, 3345-3353

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5435. Johann, U.; Dembczynski, J.; Ertmer, W.; Z. Phys. A 303,

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Effects on Off-Diagonal Hfs Interaction Between the (3d + 4s)N+2 Configurations of Free Atoms.

Ti I, V I, Mn I, Fe I: Hfs 5436. Joshi, Y. N.; van Kleef, T. A. M.; J. Opt. Soc. Am. 72,

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In VI: EL CL AT PT

5437. Kagan, D. T.; Conway, J. G.; Meinders, E.; J. Opt. Soc. Am. 71, 1193-1196(1981).

Spectrum and Energy Levels of Four-Times-Ionized Niobium.

NbV: EL CL IP Hfs 5438. Kaufman, V.; Sugar, J.; Phys. Scr. 24, 738-741 (1981). Ag I Isoelectronic Sequence: Wavelengths and Energy

Levels for I VII through La XL

I VII, Xe VIII, Cs IX: EL CL IP Ba X, La XI: EL CL IP 5439. Khan, M. A.; J. Opt. Soc. Am. 72, 268-272 (1982). Spectra of Sn XX-Sn XXII in the Extreme Ultraviolet. SnXX-XXII: CL W

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Interpretation of Unresolved Transition Arrays in the Soft-X-Ray Spectra of Highly Ionized Molybdenum and

Palladium. Mo XV-XXIII, Pd XIX-XXVII: TA

5442. Kronfeldt, H. D.; Kropp, J. R.; Winkler, R.; Physica

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10 D-Term of the Configuration 4f7 5d6s in Eu I. Eu I: Hfs IS 5443. Kupliauskis, Z. I.; Sov. Phys. Collect. 20, 19-25 (1980).

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CI XVII, Ar XVIII, K XIX, Ca XX: SF IP 5445. Laughlin, C; J. Phys. B 15, L67-L70 (1982).

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Precision Determination of 4

3 S-3 P Interval in4He by

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5450. Mansfield, M. W. D.; Connerade, J. P.; J. Phys. B 15,

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5451. Lorenzen, C. J.; Niemax, K.; Pendrill, L. R.; Opt.

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Precise Measurements of 39K nS and nD Energy Levels with an Evacuated Wavemeter.

K.I: EL IP SF

5452. Mansfield, M. W. D.; Newsom, G. H.; Proc. R. Soc. London,

Ser. A 377, 431-448 (1981). The Sr I Absorption Spectrum in the Vacuum Ultraviolet:

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Sri: EL CL AT

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5453. Martin, W. C; Phys. Scr. 24, 725-731 (1981).

Series Formulae for the He I-Like Spectra Na X through Ar XVII (Z= 11-18).

Na X, Mg XI, AI XII, Si XIII, P XIV: SF

S XV, CI XVI, Ar XVII: SF

5454. Mazzoni, M.; Pettini, M.; Phys. Lett. A 85, 331-333

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Br I: EL CL

I I: CL

5455. Mazzoni, M.; Tozzi, G. P.; Cantu, A. M.; Pettini, M.; Physica (Utrecht) 111C, 379-385 (1981). Extended Analysis of the VUV Spectrum of Neutral Carbon. C I: CL EL

5456. McEachran, R. P.; Cohen, M.; J. Quant. Spectrosc. Radiat. Transfer 27, 111-117 (1982). The Polarised Frozen-Core Approximation: Oscillator Strengths for the Boron Isoelectronic Sequence.

C II, N III, O IV: IP AT

5457. McEachran, R. P.; Cohen, M.; J. Quant. Spectrosc. Radiat. Transfer 27, 119-126 (1982). The Polarized Frozen Core Approximation: Energies and

Oscillator Strengths of C(I) and N(II). C I, N II: AT

5458. Meinders, E.; Meijer, F. G.; Remijn, L.; Phys. Scr. 25,

527-535 (1982). The Spectrum of Triply Ionized Niobium.

NblV: EL CL IP PT

5459. Moscatelli, F. A.; Redi, O.; Schonberger, P.; Stroke, H.

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Isotope Shifts in the 6p

2 3 P0-6p7s 3 PJ 283.3-nm Line of Natural Lead. Pb I: IS 5460. Nagai, K.; Tanaka, K.; Hirota, E.; J. Phys. B 15, 341-345

(1982). Observation of Fine-Structure Transitions of the Helium

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He I: EL

5461. Naqvi, A. S.; Mirza, M. Y.; Semple, D. J.; Duley, W. W.;

Opt. Commun. 37, 356-358 (1981). Narrow 3-Photon Autoionizing Resonances in Tl and Yb.

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5462. Neijzen, J. H. M.; Donszelmann, A.; Physica (Utrecht) 111C, 127-133 (1981). A Study of the np

2 P1/2,3/2 Rydberg Series in Neutral Indium by Means of Two-Photon Laser Spectroscopy.

In I: EL CL IP 5463. Okasaka, R.; Fukuda, K.; J. Phys. B 15, 357-370 (1982). Doubly Excited Levels of Alkaline-Earth Elements Near the

First Ionisation Limit: II. Calcium. Cal: EL CL W

5464. Olsson, G.; Rosen, A.; Phys. Rev. A 25, 658-667 (1982).

Relativistic Self-Consistent-Field Calculations of the Hyperfine Structure in the 3d-Shell Atoms. Sc I, Ti I, V I, Cr I, Mn I, Fe I, Co I, Ni I: Hfs Cu I: Hfs

5465. Panock, R.; Freeman, R. R.; Zegarski, B. R.; Miller, T.

A.; Phys. Rev. A 25, 869-875 (1982). Anticrossing Spectroscopy of the n = 6, 7, 8

1,3 D States in 3He. He I: IS 5466. Parmar, A. N.; Culhane, J. L.; Rapley, C. G.; Antonucci,

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Soc. 197, 29p-34p (1981). Observations of Transitions of Hydrogen-Like Fe XXVI in

Solar Flare Spectra. Fe XXVI: EL CL

5467. Petrini, D.; J. Phys. B 14, L617-L621 (1981).

Theoretical Auger Rates for the '2p53s2

' Levels: Sodium

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5468. Petrini, D.; J. Phys. B 14, 3839-3847 (1981).

Theoretical Auger Rates and Fluorescence Yields for Some

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New Spectroscopic Data on High-Lying Excited Levels of Total Energy for Helium.

Atomic Uranium. He I: AT

U I: EL CL IP 5507. George, S.; Gorbett, M. J.; J. Opt. Soc. Am. 72, 589-592

5495. Curtis, L. J.; Ramanujam, P. S.; J. Opt. Soc. Am. Tl, (1982). 1315-1317 (1981). Newlv Onsprvpfi Linp^ of thp Eir^t Snprtriim nf Rikmnth in

Semiclassical Parameterization of the 1>3 Energy Levels the Lead Sulfide Region.

in Cs I. Bi I: CL

Cs I: SF 5508. Glass, R.; Z. Phys. A 306, 25-31 (1982). 5496. Curtis, L. J.; Ramanujam, P. S.; Phys. Rev. A 25, Transitions in the Fourth Spectrum of Nitrogen.

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3355-3361 (1981). Xe I: EL CL

Optogalvanic Detection of Krypton Rydberg Levels with a 5510. Grafstrom, P.; Jiang, Z. K..; Jonsson, G.; Kroll, S.; Two-Step Pulsed Laser Excitation. Levinson, C; Lundberg, H.; Svanberg, S,; Z. Phys. A

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5499. Eliel, E. R.; Hogervorst, W.; van Leeuwen, K. A. H.; (1976)

Post, B. H.; Opt. Commun. 39, 41-46 (1981). Coronal Lines in Near Infrared Spectrum of Nova Cygni

Ultraviolet Transitions in Europium Studied with a 1975. Frequency-Doubled CW Ring Dye Laser. Si VI, VII, IX, Al V, VI, VIII, IX: CL

Eu I: Hfs IS Mg VIII, Ca IV, VIII: CL

5500. El Sherbini, T. M.; Atomkernenergie 39, 53-54 (1981). 5512. Grundevik, P.; Lundberg, H.; Nilsson, L.; Olsson, G.; Z. Autoionizing States in Neon and Neon Ions. Phys. A 306, 195-209 (1982). Ne I: AT Hyperfine Structure in the 6p5d Configuration and Isotope 5501. Epstein, G. L.; Reader, J.; J. Opt. Soc. Am. 72, 476-492 Shifts in Transitions Between the 6s5d and the 6p5d

(1982). Configurations in Ba I. Spectrum and Energy Levels of Triply Ionized Yttrium Ba I: Hfs IS (Y IV). 5513. Hinnov, E.; Suckewer, S.; Cohen, S.; Sato, K.; Phys. Rev. Y IV: EL CL IP AT A 25, 2293-2301 (1982). 5502. Farley, J. W.; Weinberger, D. A.; Tarng, S. S.; Piltch, Observed Transitions in n =2 Ground-State Configurations N. D.; Wing, W. H.; Phys. Rev. A 25, 1559-1567 (1982). of Copper, Nickel, Iron, Chromium, and Germanium in Fine Structure of Rydberg States. V. n = 5 and 6F and G Tokamak Discharges.

States of

4He. Cr XVI-XX, Fe XVIII-XXIII, Ni XX-XXIV: CL

He I: CL PT Cu XXI-XXV, Ge XXIV-XXVII: CL

5503. Eeneuille, 2.* Liberman, S.5 ICoemg, E. I..; Pinard, J.j 5514. Hohle, C; Huhnermann, H.; Wagner, H.; Z. Phys. A 304,

Taleb, A.; Phys. Rev. A 25, 2853-2856 (1982). 279-283 (1982). Photoionization Stark Spectra of mi=l Excited Sodium Measurements of the Hyperfine Structure Constants of all Atoms. the 5d2 and 5d6s Levels in

139La II Using the Na I: SE High-Resolution Spectroscopy on Collinear 5504. Finkenthal, M.; Bell, R. E.; Moos, H. W.; TFR Group; Laser- Ion-Beams.

Phys. Lett. A 88, 165-168 (1982). La II: Hfs

Intprrnmhinfltinn 1 1 1 IT 1 *V'lllI'lll<ill''!J I1 ^ inp^ 1 1 I V. . inIll IvIp' 1-I.ikp 1 £ . 1 1> V TiIt XIill) VT ill XII1 , 5515. Kaufman, V.j Sugar, J.i Cooper, D.j Phys. Scr. 25, Cr XIII, and Fe XV Spectra Obtained From a Tokamak 623-626 (1982). Plasma F I and O I Isoelectronic Sequences: Observations of

Ti XI, V XII, Cr XIII, Fe XV: CL 2sm2p°-2sm" I 2p° +1 Intersystem Transitions and Improved

5505. Fischer, C. F.; J. Chem. Phys. 76, 1934-1937 (1982). Measurements for CI, K, Ca, Sc, Ti, and V.

Correlation and the

5 F-3 F Energy Separation in Ti. CI IX, X, K XI, XII, Ca XII, XIII: EL CL AT

Ti I: AT Sc XIII, XIV, Ti XIV, XV, V XV, XVI: EL CL AT

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1 v ^j d l», 4- u, d 4- r , d fr ano *t*a 6*f o r Qt^tpc otates r»f oi h»ne. Observed in the Photoabsorption of the Ba, Ba +

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Raoa Ii— III* in. FT PTVjL. aiAT

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Precision Wavelength Determination of 2 'Pj— 1 'S0 and Upt. opectrosc. (Uoon.) i>U, IZo— loZ (lyolj. 2

3 Pj— 1 'S0 Transitions in Helium-Like Sulfur Ions. Energies and Widths of Low-Lying Autoionization States of Co YV. AV: FIEjL, PI1_<L, AAT

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Beryllium. \j ii ine ixendDiiiiy ui ociiiiciiipiricai rbcuQuuuLciiiidis. nic

ILi; I Rn 11. AT 1, t>e 11: A

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££97 OoZi

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5541. Wyart, J. F.; Kaufman, V.; Phys. Scr. 24, 941-952 (1981). Extended Analysis of Doubly Ionized Thorium (Th III). Th III: EL CL IP PT

5542. Veck, N. J.; Parkinson, J. H.; Mon. Not. R. Astron. Soc. 197, 41-55 (1981). Solar Abundances from X-Ray Flare Observations.

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5545. Bruhn, R.; Schmidt, E.; Schroder, H.; Sonntag, B.; Phys.

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5546. Giacobino, E.; Biraben, F.; J. Phys. B 15, L385-L388

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5548. Hannaford, P.; Series, G. W.; Phys. Rev. Lett. 48,

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5549. Martinis, M.; Pilkuhn, H.; J. Phys. B 15, 1797-1804

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5550. Neukammer, J.; Rinneberg, H.; J. Phys. B 15, L425-L429

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Atomic Fine-Structure Inversions Explained as First-Order

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5552. Tepehan, G. G.; Beyer, H. J.; Kleinpoppen, H.; J. Phys. B

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3 5p, 4f Configurations of Nb VIII. Nb III: EL CL AT

van Kleef, T. A. M.; Joshi, Y. N.; Can. J. Phys. 59,

1930-1939 (1981). Analysis of 4d8-4d7 5p Transitions in Trebly Ionized

Silver: Ag IV. AglV: EL CL AT PT

Bahr, J. L.; Pinnington, E. H.; Kernahan, J. A.; O'Neill,

J. A.; Can. J. Phys. 60, 1108-1116 (1982). Beam-Foil Spectroscopy of Se IV, V, and VI. Se V: EL CL

Kruse, T. H.; Cecchi, J. L.; Johnson, B. M.; Gregory, D. C; Jones, K. W.; Phys. Lett. A 90, 284-287 (1982).

Beam-Foil Spectra for 15-160 MeV Zr at Wavelengths from

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Okasaka, R.; Fukuda, K.; J. Phys. B 15, 347-355 (1982). Doubly Excited Levels of Alkaline-Earth Elements Near the

First Ionisation Limit: 1. Magnesium.

Mg I: EL CL

Stamp, M. F.; Peacock, N. J.; J. Phys. B 15, L703-L707

(1982). Improved Wavelengths of n =2-2 Transitions in Ionised Titanium.

Ti XIV-XIX: CL

Thompson, R. C; Hanser, A.; Bekk, K.; Meisel, G.;

Frolich, D.; Z. Phys. A 305, 89-90 (1982). High Resolution Measurements of Isotope Shifts in Lead. Pb I: IS Finkenthal, M.; Hinnov, E.; Cohen, S.; Suckewer, S.; Phys. Lett. A 91, 284-286 (1982). The 3s2 'S0-3s3p 3 P1 Magnesium Sequence Intercombination

Lines from Sc X to Mo XXXI Observed in the PLT Tokamak.

Sc X, Ni XVII, Cu XVIII, Ge XXI, Se XXIII: CL EL

Kr XXV, Sr XXVII, Zr XXIX, Mo XXXI: CL EL

Glass, R.; Mon. Not. R. Astron. Soc. 199, 435-439 -(1982). Configuration Mixing Between 2p3d F" and 2s4f l F° States

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19-21 (1982). Stark Width and Shift of Cs I 852.11 nm Resonance Line. Cs I: SE

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Dye Laser Study of the np

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5568. Arnesen, A.; Hallin, R.; Nordling, C; Staaf, 0.; Ward,

L.; Jelenkovic, B.; Kisielinski, ML; Lundin, L.; Mannervik, S.; Astron. Astrophys. 106, 327-331 (1982). Hyperfine Structure Measurement in Sc II. Sc II: Hfs 5569. Touchard, F.; Serre, J. M.; Buttgenbach, S.; Guimbal, P.; Klapisch, R.; de Saint Simon, M.; Thibault, C; Duong,

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Electric Quadrupole Moments and Isotope Shifts of Radioactive Sodium Isotopes. Na I: IS Hfs 5570. Hata, J.; Grant, I. P.; Mon. Not. R. Astron. Soc. 198,

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Satellite Lines in Lithium-Like Ions. V XXII, Fe XXIV: AT

5571. McCabe, M. K.; McAllister, H. C; Astrophys. J., Suppl.

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Identification of Fe I Lines in the Ultraviolet Solar Spectrum. Fe I: CL W

5572. Roth, C; Can. J. Chem. 60, 469-479 (1982).

Effective Interactions for the Configurations 3d34p +

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5573. van Kleef, T. A. M.; Joshi, Y. N.; Physica (Utrecht) 114C, 117-125 (1982). Analysis of Cd V. II. 4d7 5s-4d7 5p Transitions. Cd V: EL CL

5574. van Kleef, T. A. M.; Joshi, Y. N.; Srivastava, R. P.; Physica (Utrecht) 114C, 105-116 (1982). Analysis of Cd V. I. 4d8-4d7 5p Transitions. CdV: EL CL PT

5575. Bogdanovichene, M. I.; Karazija, R.; Sov. Phys. Collect. 21, 26-36 (1981). Simultaneous Examination of the Kr M45NN, Xe N4500

Auger Spectra and the Energy Levels of Kr III and

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5576. Kupliauskiene, A. V.; Kupliauskis, Z. I.; Sov. Phys.

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5577. Petkevicius, J.; Glembockis, J.; Sov. Phys. Collect. 22,

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5578. Beigang, R.; Lucke, K.; Schmidt, D.; Timmermann, A.; West, P. J.; Phys. Scr. 26, 183-188 (1982). One-Photon Laser Spectroscopy of Rydberg Series from

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5580. Raimond, J. M.; Goy, P.; Vitrant, G.; Haroche, S.; J. Phys. (Paris), Colloq. C8 42, C8 37-C8 43 (1981).

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Ru XVIII, Rh XIX, Pd XX, Ag XXI: EL CL PT

5582. Ahmad, S. A.; Venugopalan, A.; Saksena, G. D.; Spectrochim. Acta, Part B 37, 181-189 (1982).

Electronic Configurations and Isotope Shifts of the Energy Levels of the Neutral Dysprosium Atom. Dy I: ND IS 5583. Reyna Almandos, J. G.; Gallardo, M.; Garavaglia, M.; Opt. Pura Apl. (Spain) 15, 1-18 (1982). New Spectroscopic Results in Xe II, Xe III and Xe IV. Xe II, IV: W

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5584. Aymar, M.; Camus, P.; El Himdy, A.; J. Phys. B 15,

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3 S-5 3 P Transition in

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5586. Boulay, M.; Marchand, P.; Can. J. Phys. 60, 855-864

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5587. Camus, P.; Dieulin, M.; El Himdy, A.; Phys. Rev. A 26,

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Observations and Interpretation of the Even Levels Below

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5590. Gallagher, T. F.; Kachru, R.; Tran, N. H.; Phys. Rev. A

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5591. Ho, Y. K.; J. Phys. B 15, L691-L695 (1982). P-Wave Doubly Excited Resonances in He. He I: AT

5592. Jiang, Z. K.; Lundberg, H.; Svanberg, S.; Phys. Lett. A

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5599. Sivtsev, V. I.; Kickin, I. S.; Bogdanovich, P. O.; Rudzikas, Z. B.; Prikl. Spektrosk. 8-11 (1977). Theoretical Study of Fe XVII and Mo XXXIII Energy Spectra

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5601. Sugar, J.; Kaufman, V.; Cooper, D.; Phys. Scr. 26,

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5602. Trabert, E.; Fawcett, B. C; Silver, J. D.; J. Phys. B

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5606. Bhatia, A. K.; J. Appl. Phys. 53, 59-73 (1982). Atomic Data and Level Populations of Highly Ionized Manganese.

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5607. Cederquist, H.; Mannervik, S.; J. Phys. B 15, L807-L821

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5608. Mannervik, S.; Phys. Lett. A 92, 229-230 (1982).

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5609. Rinneberg, H.; Neukammer, J.; J. Phys. B 15, L825-L829

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5680. van Kleef, T. A. M.; Joshi, Y. N.; Can. J. Phys. 61,

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5691. O'Sullivan, G.; J. Phys. B 15, L765-L771 (1982).

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Hf XLIII, XLIV, XLVI, Ta XLIV, XLV, XLVII: EL CL AT

W XLV, XLVI, XLVIII, Re XLVI, XLVII, XLIX: EL CL AT

Pt XLIX, L, LII: EL CL AT

Sn XXII: AT

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5697. Baig, M. A.; J. Phys. B 16, 1511-1523 (1983). High Rydberg Transitions in the Principal and

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5698. Becker, W.; Blatt, R.; Werth, G.; J. Phys. (Paris), Colloq. C8 42, C8 339-C8 346 (1981). Precise Determination of 135 Ba + and 137 Ba + Hyperfine

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Precise Determination of the Ground State Hyperfine

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States of Strontium. Sr I: PT

5701. Beigang, R.; Schmidt, D.; Timmermann, A.; J. Phys. B 15,

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Bhatia, K. S.; Makdisi, Y.; Marafi, M.; Garton, W. R. S.;

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5706. Briand, J. P.; Tavernier, M.; Indelicate, P.; Marrus, R.; Gould, H.; Phys. Rev. Lett. 50, 832-835 (1983). High-Precision Spectroscopic Studies of Lyman a Lines of Hydrogenlike Iron: A Measurement of the Is Lamb Shift. Fe XXVI: QF

5707. Bryzgunov, V. A.; Lukyanov, S. Yu.; Pakhomov, M. T.; Potapov, A. M.; Chuvatin, S. A.; Sov. Phys. JETP 55,

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5708. Bruhn, R.; Schmidt, E.; Schroder, H.; Sonntag, B.^ J. Phys. B 15, L441-L444 (1982). Resonant Satellite Photoemission of Atomic Cu. Cu II: EL

5709. Andrillat, Y.; Mon. Not. R. Astron. Soc. 203, 5p-8p

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5710. Buchet-Poulizac, M. C; Buchet, J. P.; Phys. Scr. 27,

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Lithiumlike Phosphorus. 5728. Cerhardt, H.; Jescnonnek, r.; Makat, W.; Matthias, E.; D VIII V I\7 171 /->i r AlII, AlV: EL CL D " 1 11 C U • J 17 T1 ' A \T/ _ T> . Kinneberg, H.; Schneider, r.; Iimmermann, A.; wenz, K.; Dili. ^717 Donszelmann, A.; Neijzen, J. H. M.; Acta Phys. Pol. A 63, Woe! P 1 • Uvnurfmo | nlur „,, ( O 17C 1 Qfi / 1 QQ 1 \ west, r. j.; riypenine interact, v, i/o— lou \i\foi). DAI OOO / 1 AO 1)! 201-222 (1983). [Nuclear Charge Kadu and INuclear Moments ot K.r and Xe

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C *7 1 O 5718. | \ II ' I ' T ii I l c 11 j I Duong, H. 1.; Juncar, r.; Liberman, S.; rinard, J.; Spin-Uependent Interactions in U V ot .

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Mapiscn, K.; J. rnys. (rans) 4a, 5U9-514 (1982). Transitions in Highly Ionized Silicon. Ground State Hyperfine Structures of "^K and "^K Measured C;Si YI. Al: AAT

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LI Sherbini, 1. M.; Kahman, A. A.; Ann. Phys. (Leipzig) Z"1 III TVT 1\f ri A/ TP \T1 TVT ^ VII. AT C 111, IN IV, U V, r VI, INe VII: Al

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5736. Hayes, M. A.; Mon. Not. R. Astron. Soc. 200, 49p-53p

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The 0 IV 1401 A Multiplet-Calculation of the Electron Impact Excitation Rate Coefficients. 0 IV: AT

5737. Herter, T.; Briotta, D. A., Jr.; Gull, G. E.; Shure, M.

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5740. Hlousek, L.; Lee, S. A.; Fairbank, W. M., Jr.; Phys. Rev.

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5741. Juncar, P.; Berry, H. G.; Damaschini, R.; Duong, H. T.;

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5742. Jungen, M.; Theor. Chim. Acta 60, 369-377 (1981). Hartree-Fock Calculations for Excited Rydberg States. He I: AT

5743. Karpov, N. A.; Krynetskii, B. B.; Mishin, V. I.; Stelmakh, 0. M.; Sov. Phys. Lebedev Inst. Rep. 6, 25-29

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5745. Kruit, P.; Kimman, J.; Muller, H. G.; Van der Wiel, M.

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Direct Absorption Measurement of the Spin-Orbit Splitting

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5747. Lakicevic, I. S.; Puric, J.; J. Phys. B 16, 1525-1530

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5748. Lee, Y. S.; Freed, K. F.; J. Chem. Phys. 77, 1984-2001

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5749. Loginov, A. V.; Gruzdev, P. F.; Opt. Spectrosc. (USSR)

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5750. Lorenzen, C. J.; Niemax, K.; Z. Phys. A 311, 249-250

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5752. Martinson, I.; Denne, B.; Ekberg, J. 0.; Engstrom, L.; Huldt, S.; Jupen, C; Litzen, U.; Mannervik, S.; Trigueiros, A.; Phys. Scr. 27, 201-206 (1983). Transitions in Multiply Excited F VI and F VII. F VI, VII: EL CL W

5753. Mason, H. E.; Bhatia, A. K.; Astron. Astrophy., Suppl.

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5754. Migdalek, J.; J. Quant. Spectrosc. Radiat. Transfer 28,

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5755. Nussbaumer, H.; Storey, P. J.; Astron. Astrophys. 113,

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5756. O'Sullivan, M. S.; Stoicheff, B. P.; Can. J. Phys. 61,

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5764. Ruscic, B.; Berkowitz, J.; Phys. Rev. Lett. 50, 675-678

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5766. Silverans, R. E.; Borghs, G.; Van den Cruyce, J. M.; Hyperfine Interact. 9, 193-196 (1981). Fast Ion Beam Laser Spectroscopy on Radioactive 140Ba. Ba II: IS 5767. Simsek, M.; Simsek, S.; Erkoc, S.; Chem. Phys. Lett. 91,

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Discharge for Determination of

22 Ne-20Ne Isotope Shifts. Ne I: IS 5770. Thompson, D. C; O'Sullivan, M. S.; Stoicheff, B. P.; Xu,

G. X.; Can. J. Phys. 61, 949-955 (1983). Doppler-Free Two-Photon Absorption Spectrum of Potassium. KI: EL CL IP 5771. Tran, N. H.; Kachru, R.; Gallagher, T. F.; Phys. Rev. A

26, 3016-3019 (1982). Multistep Laser Excitation of Barium: Apparent

Interferences Due to Overlap- Integral Variations. Ba I: TA

5772. Van Hove, M.; Borghs, G.; De Bisschop, P.; Silverans, R.

E.; J. Phys. B 15, 1805-1809 (1982). J-Dependent Isotope Shifts in the 5d 2 Dj Doublet of Barium II. Ba II: IS

5773. Watts, R. N.; Gilbert, S. L.; Wieman, C; Phys. Rev. A

27, 2769-2772 (1983). Precision Measurement of the Stark Shift of the 6S-7S

Transition in Atomic Cesium. Cs I: SE

5774. Weiss, A. W.; J. Phys. B 15, 4331-4338 (1982).

Correlation Corrections to Energy Levels of Fe XXI. Fe XXI: AT

5775. Goldsmith, S.; Boxman, R. L.; J. Phys. B 14, 3031-3036

(1981). Coulomb Approximation Calculations of Transition

Probabilities in the Transition Array 3d94d-3d94f in Cu II. Cu II: PT

5776. Woznicki, W.; Bylicki, M.; Jaskolska, B.; Pipin, J.; Chem. Phys. Lett. 95, 609-613 (1983). Doubly Excited 2 P

e States in the Lithium Isoelectronic Sequence.

Li I, Be II, B III, C IV: AT

5777. Zhmenyak, Yu. V.; Ukr. Fiz. Zh. 27, 289-291 (1982).

Excitation of Ultra-Violet X-Ray Transitions of Li I by

Electron Bombardment.

Li I: TA

5778. Zhmenyak, Yu. V.; Vukstich, V. S.; Zapesochnyi, I. P.; Ukr. Fiz. Zh. 27, 1578-1580 (1982).

Excitation of Spectral Lines of Li II and Li III by

Electron-Atom Collisions.

Li II, III: EL CL

5779. Svendenius, N.; Magnusson, C. E.; Zetterberg, P. 0.; Phys. Scr. 27(5), 339-363 (1983). The Spectrum of Singly Ionized Phosphorus, P II. P II: EL CL IP 5780. Glab, W. L.; Nayfeh, M. H.; Opt. Lett. 8, 30-32 (1983). Three-Photon Excitation of Hydrogen Rydberg States. H I: TA

5781. Grundevik, P.; Gustavsson, M.; Olsson, G.; Olsson, T.; Z. Phys. A 312, 1-9 (1983). Hyperfine-Structure and Isotope-Shift Measurements in the 6s5d«->-6p5d Transitions of Ba I in the Far-Red Spectral

Region. Ba I: Hfs IS 5782. Hansen, J. E.; Meijer, F. G.; Outred, M.; Persson, W.; Di

Rocco, H. O.; Phys. Scr. 27, 254-255 (1983).

Identification of the 4d 105p

6 'S0 Level in Xe III Using

Optical Spectroscopy.

Xe III: EL CL

5783. Lorenzen, C. J.; Niemax, K.; Phys. Scr. 27, 300-305

(1983). Quantum Defects of the n

2 P1/2,3/2 Levels in

39K I and

85Rb I K I, Rb I: EL CL

Li I, Na I, K I, Rb I, Cs I: IP 5784. Phillips, K. J. H.; Lemen, J. R.; Cowan, R. D.; Doschek,

G. A.; Leibacher, J. W.; Astrophys. J. 265, 1120-1134

(1983).

Inner-Shell Transitions in Fe XIX-XXII in the X-Ray

Spectra of Solar Flares and Tokamaks.

Fe XIX-XXII: EL CL

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5785. Wyart, J. F.; Klapisch, M.; Schwob, J. L.; Schweitzer,

N.; Mandelbaum, P.; Phys. Scr. 27, 275-290 (1983).

Spectra of the Ironlike Ions from Y XIV to Ag XXII. Y XIV, Zr XV, Nb XVI, Mo XVII, Ru XIX: EL CL PT

Rh XX, Pd XXI, Ag XXII: EL CL PT

5786. Aashamar, K.; Luke, T. M.; Talman, J. D.; Phys. Scr. 27,

267-274 (1983). Energy Levels of Atomic Nitrogen Calculated in a Multiconfiguration Optimized Potential Model. N I: AT

5787. Abu-Safia, H.; Margerie, J.; J. Phys. B 16, 927-932

(1983). Use of a Colour Centre Laser for g Factor Measurements in Rare Gases. Ar I, Kr I, Xe I: ZE

5788. Bloomfield, L. A.; Couillaud, B.; Hildum, E. A.; Hansch,

T. W.; Opt. Commun. 45, 87-90 (1983).

CW Ultraviolet Saturation Spectroscopy of the 6p

3 P0-9s 3 S, Transition in Mercury at 246.5 nm. Hg I: IS 5789. Cantu, A. M.; Mazzoni, M.; Joshi, Y. N.; Phys. Scr. 27,

261-266 (1983). Rydberg Series in the Absorption Spectrum of Te I Limiting on 5s2 5p

3 4S3/2 Ionization Limit. Te I: EL CL IP 5790. Davies, P. B.; Hamilton, P. A.; Chem. Phys. Lett. 94,

565-567 (1983).

Direct Observation of the Spin-Orbit Splitting in the Ar+

Ion with a Diode Laser. Ar II: CL

5791. Davis, D. S.; Thesis, Purdue Univ., 620 pp. (1976).

A Study of the Spectrum and Structure of the Neutral Vanadium Atom. V I: EL CL W AT PT

5792. Dzuba, V. A.; Flambaum, V. V.; Sushkov, 0. P.; J. Phys. B

16, 715-722 (1983).

Relativistic Many-Body Calculations of Energy Levels and

of Fine-Structure Intervals in the Caesium Atom.

Cs I: AT

5793. Giacobino, E.; Brillet, A.; Biraben, F.; Laser Spectrosc. V, Proc. Fifth Int. Conf., June 29-July 3, 1981, Jasper

Park Lodge, Alberta, Canada, A. R. W. McKellar, T. Oka,

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High Precision Energy Level Measurements in Helium.

He I: EL

5794. Reader, J.; J. Opt. Soc. Am. 73, 796-799 (1983). 3s

2-3s3p and 3s3p-3s3d Transitions in Magnesiumlike Ions from Sr

26+

to Rh33+. Sr XXVII, Y XXVIII, Zr XXIX, Nb XXX, Mo XXXI: EL CL

Ru XXXIII, Rh XXXIV: EL CL

5795. Prestage, J. D.; Hinds, E. A.; Pichanick, F. M. J.; Phys. Rev. Lett. 50, 828-832 (1983).

Precise Measurements of Hyperfine Structure in the 2

3 P

State of 3 He. He I: Hfs

5796. Smitt, R.; Svensson, L. A.; Phys. Scr. 27, 364-366

(1983). The Configurations 3s2 3p

53d and 3s3p63d in Mn VIII and Fe IX. Mn VIII, Fe IX: CL EL PT

5797. Stratton, B. C; Hodge, W. L.; Moos, H. W.; Schwob, J.

L.; Suckewer, S.; Finkenthal, M.; Cohen, S.; J. Opt.

Soc. Am. 73, 877-881 (1983). Spectra of Germanium and Selenium in the 50-350 A Region

from the PLT Tokamak Plasma. Ge XIV-XX, Se XVI-XXII: CL

5798. Striganov, A. R.; Int. Atomic Energy Agency, Int. Nucl. Data Committee, INDC(CCP)-202/GA, Vienna, Austria

(1983).

The Atomic Spectrum and Energy Levels of the Neutral Plutonium Atom. Pu I: CL EL

5799. Ahmad, S. A.; Venugopalan, A.; Saksena, G. D.; Spectrochim. Acta, Part B 38, 639-644 (1983). Assignment of Electronic Configurations 4f95d6s6p, 4f95d 6s and 4f96s26p to Some Known Energy Levels of Neutral Dysprosium Atom. Dy I: ND IS 5800. Basov, N. G.; Bobashev, S. V.; Gotz, K.; Kalashnikov, M.

P.; Mescherkin, A. P.; Mikhailov, Yu. A.; Rode, A. V.; Sklizkov, G. V.; Fedotov, S. I.; Forster, E.; Endert,

H.; JETP Lett. 36, 281-284 (1982). Spectroscopic Observation of MeV-Range Multiply Charged

Ions in a Laser Plasma. P XIV: CL

Baxter, J. A.; Mitchell, P.; Comer, J.; J. Phys. B 15,

1105-1114 (1982). Autoionising States of Krypton in the 23-28 eV Range. Kr I: EL

Bely-Dubau, F.; Faucher, P.; Steenman-Clark, L.; Bitter, M.; von Goeler, S.; Hill, K. W.; Camhy-Val, C; Dubau,

J.; Phys. Rev. A 26, 3459-3469 (1982).

Satellite Spectra for Heliumlike Titanium.

Ti XX: AT

5803. Beverini, N.; Galli, M.; Inguscio, M.; Strumia, F.; Bionducci, G.; Opt. Commun. 43, 261-264 (1982). Intermodulated Optogalvanic Zeeman Spectroscopy in a Hollow Cathode Discharge. Ca I, Ne I: CL

5804. Blatt, R.; Schnatz, H.; Werth, G.; Phys. Rev. Lett. 48,

1601-1603 (1982). Ultrahigh-Resolution Microwave Spectroscopy on Trapped

WlYb+ Ions. Yb II: Hfs 5805. Chung, K. T.; Phys. Rev. A 23, 2957-2968 (1981). Saddle-Point Technique for Autoionizing States of the Lithium Atom. I. 2 P° Resonances in the Elastic

Scattering Region.

Li I: AT

5806. Gerhardt, H.; Hansch, T. W.; Opt. Commun. 41, 17-20

(1982). Color Center Laser and Electron Impact Excitation: Doppler-Free Spectroscopy in Excited Helium States. He I: CL

5807. Hansen, J. E.; Persson, W.; J. Phys. B 15, L269-L273

(1982).

Identification of the 3p

4('D)5d 2S Term in Ar II. Ar II: EL CL

5801.

5802.

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5808. Hasama, T.; Onishi, Y.; Uchiike, M.; Fukuda, K.; Jpn. J. Appl. Phys. 20, 2269-2279 (1981). Extreme Ultraviolet Spectra of Emission from Plasma

Focus. I. Fe Ion Lines from 70 to 210 A.

Fe VIII-XIII: CL

5809. Jackson, D. A.; Physica (Utrecht) 103C, 437-438 (1981). Hyperfine Structure and Isotope Shifts in the Lines 4033 A of Gallium I and 4101 A of Indium I. Ga I, In I: Hfs 5810. Kawamura, M.; Tomiyama, T.; Kato, H.; J. Phys. Soc. Jpn.

50, 1832-1839 (1981). The g-Factor of the First Excited Level of

196Pt.

Pt I: ZE

5811. Lorenzen, C. J.; Niemax, K.; J. Phys. B 15, L139-L145

(1982). Level Isotope Shifts of

6,7 Li.

Li I: IS 5812. Luke, T. M.; J. Phys. B 15, 1217-1228 (1982). Autoionisation States in Neon: Photoionisation from Ground and Excited States. Ne I, II: AT

5813. Makdisi, Y.; Bhatia, K. S.; J. Phys. B 15, 909-913

(1982).

Ultraviolet and Visible Spectra of Tellurium I. Te I: EL CL

5814. Martin, W. C.; Sansonetti, C. J.; Phys. Rev. A 28,

502-504 (1983). Improved Measurement of the

4He I 3 'D-3 3 D Separation: Confirmation of Predicted Mass-Polarization Isotopic

Shift. He I: EL CL IS 5815. McCabe, M. K.; McAllister, H. C; Astrophys. J., Suppl.

Ser. 48, 437-454 (1982).

Identification of Fe I Lines in the Ultraviolet Solar Spectrum. Fe I: CL

5816. Mendoza, C; J. Phys. B 15, 867-876 (1982). Electron Impact Excitation of the Forbidden Transitions

of S III and Calculated Term Structure of S II. S II, III: AT

5817. Palmer, C. W. P.; Baird, P. E. G.; Nicol, J. L.; Stacey, D. N.; Woodgate, G. K.; J. Phys. B 15, 993-995 (1982). Isotope Shift in Calcium by Two-Photon Spectroscopy. Ca I: IS 5818. Palmer, C. W. P.; Stacey, D. N.; J. Phys. B 15, 997-1005

(1982). Theory of Anomalous Isotope Shifts in Samarium.

Sm I: IS 5819. Shelby, R. M.; Tropper, A. C; Harley, R. T.; Macfarlane,

R. M.; Opt. Lett. 8, 304-306 (1983). Measurement of the Hyperfine Structure of Pr

3+ :YAG by

Quantum-Beat Free-Induction Decay, Hole Burning, and

Optically Detected Nuclear Quadrupole Resonance. Pr IV: Hfs

5820. Sugar, J.; Tech, J. L.; Kaufman, V.; J. Opt. Soc. Am. 73,

1077-1079 (1983). Analysis of the 4d9-4d85p Transitions in Eleven-Times

Ionized Barium (Ba XII). BaXII: EL CL PT AT

5821. Suckewer, S.; Hinnov, E.; Cohen, S.; Finkenthal, M.;

Sato, K.; Phys. Rev. A 26, 1161-1163 (1982).

Identification of Magnetic Dipole Lines Above 2000 A in Several Highly Ionized Mo and Zr Ions on the PLT

Tokamak.

Mo XVI, XVII, XXIII, XXIV, XXIX: CL

Zr XIV, XV, XXI, XXII, XXVII: CL

5822. Thompson, R. C; Anselment, M.; Bekk, K.; Goring, S.; Hanser, A.; Meisel, G.; Rebel, H.; Schatz, G.; Brown, B.

A.; J. Phys. G 9, 443-458 (1983). High-Resolution Measurements of Isotope Shifts and

Hyperfine Structure in Stable and Radioactive Lead

Isotopes. Pb I: Hfs IS 5823. Vidolova-Angelova, E. P.; Ivanov, L. N.; Letokhov, V. S.;

J. Phys. B 15, 981-991 (1982). Application of Model Potential Method in Calculating

Rydberg States of Rare-Earth Elements Tm, Yb, Lu and

their Ions. Tm I, Yb I, II, Lu I—III: AT

5824. Zhmenyak, Yu. V.; Vukstich, V. S.; Zapesochnyi, I. P.; JETP Lett. 35, 393-396 (1982). Radiative Decay of Na I Autoionization States Excited in Electron-Atom Collisions. Na I: CL EL

5825. Binet, G.; Husson, X.; Grandin, J. P.; J. Phys. (Paris),

Lett. 44, L151-L157 (1983). Structure Hyperfine des Niveaux 7p(3/2)2 et 7p(5/2)2 de

129Xe et131 Xe. Xe I: Hfs ZE

5826. Brown, C. M.; Longmire, M. S.; Ginter, M. L.; J. Opt.

Soc. Am. 73, 985-993 (1983). Absorption Spectrum of Sr I Between 1400 and 1900 A.

Sr I: EL CL

5827. Curtis, L. J.; Ramanujam, P. S.; J. Opt. Soc. Am. 73,

979-984 (1983).

Isoelectronic Wavelength Predictions for Magnetic-Dipole,

Electric-Quadrupole, and Intercombination Transitions in

the Mg Sequence.

Mg I, Al II, Si III, P IV, S V, CI VI: SF IP Ar VII, K VIII, Ca IX, Sc X, Ti XI: SF IP V XII, Cr XIII, Mn XIV, Fe XV, Co XVI: SF IP Ni XVII, Cu XVIII, Zn XIX, Ga XX, Ge XXI: SF IP As XXII, Se XXIII, Br XXIV, Kr XXV, Rb XXVI: SF IP

Sr XXVII, Y XXVIII, Zr XXIX, Nb XXX, Mo XXXI: SF IP Tc XXXII, Ru XXXIII, Rh XXXIV: SF PT

5828. Chung, K. T.; Phys. Rev. A 24, 1350-1357 (1981). Saddle-Point Technique for Autoionizing States of the Lithium Atom. II. 2 D

e Resonances in the Elastic- and

Inelastic-Scattering Regions.

Li I: AT

5829. Larsson, S.; Crossley, R.; Int. J. Quantum. Chem. 22,

837-849 (1982).

Calculation of the

4S-*P° Spectrum of Lithiumlike Ions by

the Hylleraas Method.

Li I: AT

5830. Kallne, E.; Kallne, J.; Cowan, R. D.; Phys. Rev. A 27,

2682-2697 (1983). High-Resolution X-Ray Spectra from Molybdenum Ions in the

Alcator-C Tokamak.

Mo XXIX-XXXIII: CL AT

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5831. Kallne, E.; Kallne, J.; Pradhan, A. K.; Phys. Rev. A 27,

1476-1486 (1983). X-Ray Emission from He-Like n =2 Charge States Produced in Tokamak Plasmas. S XV, CI XVI: TA

5832. Kallne, E.; Kallne, J.; Pradhan, A. K.; Phys. Rev. A 28,

467-470 (1983).

X-Ray Line Intensities for Ions of the Helium

Isoelectronic Sequence in High-Temperature Plasmas. Ar XVII: TA

5833. Kallne, E.; Kallne, J.; Phys. Scr. T3, 185-190 (1983). High Resolution X-Ray Spectroscopy for Diagnostics of Single Tokamak Discharges. S XV, CI XVI: TA

5834. Malvezzi, A. M.; Phys. Scr. 27, 413-416 (1983). The Grazing Incidence Spectrum and Term System of N VI. N VI: CL EL SF

5835. Denne, B.; Hinnov, E.; Suckewer, S.; Cohen, S.; Phys. Rev. A 28, 206-208 (1983). Magnetic Dipole Lines in the 3s23p* Configurations of Elements from Copper to Molybdenum.

Cu XIII-XVIII, Zn XIV, XVIII, XIX: CL

Ga XV, XIX, XX, Ge XVI-XXI, As XVII, XXI, XXII: CL

Se XVIII-XXIII, Kr XX, XXI, XXIII-XXV: CL

Sr XXII, XXIII, XXVI, XXVII, Zr XXIV-XXIX: CL

Nb XXV, XXIX, XXX, Mo XXVI-XXXI: CL

5836. Back, C. G.; Pejcev, V.; Ross, K. J.; Wilson, M.; J. Phys. B 16, 2413-2426 (1983).

The Ejected-Electron Spectrum of Thallium Vapour

Autoionising Levels Excited by Low-Energy Electron Impact.

Tl I: EL CL AT

5837. Muller, H. R.; Heckmann, P. H.; Trabert, E.; Z. Phys. A

308, 283-288 (1982). High Resolution in EUV Spectroscopy of Foil-Excited Fast

Ion Beams. 0 V-VII, F VII-VIII: CL

5838. Bauche, J.; Bauche-Arnoult, C; Luc-Koenig, E.; Wyart, J.

F.; Klapisch, M.; Phys. Rev. A 28, 829-835 (1983).

Emissive Zones of Complex Atomic Configurations in Highly

Ionized Atoms. Gd XII: AT

5839. Blatt, R.; Schnatz, H.; Werth, G.; Z. Phys. A 312,

143-147 (1983).

Precise Determination of the 171 Yb+ Ground State Hyperfine Separation.

Yb II: Hfs

5840. Chardonnet, C; Penent, F.; Delande, D.; Biraben, F.; Gay, J. C; J. Phys. (Paris), Lett. 44, L517-L522

(1983).

Low Field Linear Stark Effect on Quasi-Hydrogenic Caesium

Series. Cs I: SE

5841. Kaufman, V.; Sugar, J.; Tech, J. L.; J. Opt. Soc. Am. 73,

691-693 (1983).

Analysis of the 4d9-4d85p Transitions in Nine-Times

Ionized Xenon (Xe X). XeX: EL CL PT AT

5842. Tiwary, S. N.; Kingston, A. E.; Hibbert, A.; J. Phys. B

16, 2457-2467 (1983).

Excitation Energies and Oscillator Strengths for the 3P

63d 2 D-+3p53d2 2 P°,

2 D°,2 F° Transitions in Sc2+

, Ti3+

and V

4+

. S III, Ti IV, V V: AT

5843. Baird, P. E. G.; Blundell, S. A.; Burrows, G.; Foot, C.

J.; Meisel, G.; Stacey, D. N.; Woodgate, G. K.; J. Phys. B 16, 2485-2497 (1983). Laser Spectroscopy of the Tin Isotopes. Sn I: IS Hfs 5844. Morita, S.; Fujita, J.; J. Phys. Soc. Jpn. 52, 1957-1968

(1983).

X-Ray Spectra from H-, He- and Li-Like Iron Ions in a Vacuum Spark Plasma. Fe XXIV: TA

Fe XXV, XXVI: CL

5845. Murakawa, K.; J. Phys. Soc. Jpn. 52, 1969-1973 (1983).

Stark-Shifts of the He II Spectral Lines. He II: SE

5846. Agentoft, M.; Andersen, T.; Fischer, C. F.; Smentek-Mielczarek, L.; Phys. Scr. 28, 45-50 (1983). Photon Emission from Core-Excited Be I and Be II States. Be I, II: AT

5847. Apicella, M. L.; Bartiromo, R.; Bombarda, F.; Giannella,

R.; Phys. Lett. A 98, 174-178 (1983). Plasma Diagnostic Application of Dielectronic Satellites

to the Resonance Line of Cr XXIII. Cr XXIII: CL

5848A. Bachtijarov, A. S.; Bogdanovich, P. 0.; Nikitin, A. A.; Rudzikas, Z. B.; Salman-Zade, R. C; Symp. Atomic

Spectroscopy, Lawrence Berkeley Lab., Univ. California, LBL-16509, pp. 85-86 (1983). On the Structure of the Technetium Spectrum. Tc I: AT

5849. Beigang, R.; Makat, W.; Timmermann, A.; West, P. J.; Phys. Rev. Lett. 51, 771-774 (1983). Hyperfine-Induced n Mixing in High Rydberg States of

87Sr. Sr I: Hfs 5850. Ahmad, S. A.; Venugopalan, A.; Saksena, G. D. Spectrochim. Acta, Part B 38, 1115-1124 (1983).

Electronic Configuration Mixing and Isotope Shifts in Singly Ionized Dysprosium.

Dy II: IS PT

5851. Bekov, G. I.; Vidolova-Angelova, E. P.; Ivanov, L. N.; Letokhov, V. S.; Mishin, V. I.; Sov. Phys. JETE 53,

441-447 (1981). Laser Spectroscopy of Narrow Doubly Excited Autoionizing

States of Ytterbium Atoms. Yb I: AT

5852. Blackburn, J.; Carroll, P. K.; Costello, J.; O'Sullivan,

G.; J. Opt. Soc. Am. 73, 1325-1329 (1983).

Spectra of Xe VII, VIII, and IX in the Extreme

Ultraviolet; 4d-mp, nf Transitions. XeVII-IX: EL CL AT

5853. Bleach, R. D.; Burkhalter, P. G.; Nagel, D. J.; Schneider, R. L.; J. Appl. Phys. 54, 1273-1277 (1983). Extreme Ultraviolet Emission from Gas Puff Plasmas. Ne VII-IX, Ar IX-XII: TA

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5854. Borovik, A. A.; Aleksakhin, I. S.; Kupliauskiene, A. V.; 5865A. Druzbick, J.; Diss. Abstr. Int. B 43, 3273-3274 (1983). Opt. Spectrosc. (USSR) 52, 254-256 (1982). Hyperfine Structure of Helium Three.

Excitation and Electronic Decay of Autoionization States He I: Hfs

of Alkali-Earth Atoms. Calcium (Atomic Optically 5866. Feldman, U.; Bhatia, A. K.; Suckewer, S.; J. Appl. Phys.

Forbidden and Ionic States). 54, 2188-2197 (1983). Ca I, II: CL Short Wavelength Laser Calculations for Electron Pumping

5855. Buckman, S. J.; Hammond, P.; King, G. C; Read, F. H.; J. in Neon-Like Krypton (Kr XXVII).

Phys. B 16, 4219-4236 (1983). Kr XXVII: AT

High-Resolution Electronic Impact Excitation Functions of 5867. Fischer, C. F.; Smentek-Mielczarek, L.; J. Phys. B 16,

Metastable States of Neon, Argon, Krypton and Xenon. 3479-3486 (1983). Ne I, Ar I, Kr I, Xe I: EL MCHF Evaluation of the Specific Mass Shift. 5856. Brault, J. W.; Litzen, U.; Phys. Scr. 28, 475-482 (1983). He I, Li II, Be III, Ne IX: IS AT

Structure and Line Strengths in Extreme jK Coupling: An 5868. Fricke, B.; Grundevik, P.; Lindgren, I.; Olsson, G.; Experimental and Theoretical Study in Ni II. Olsson, T.; Rosen, A.; Torbohm, G.; Phys. Lett. A 97,

Ni II: EL CL PT 183-186 (1983). 5857. Chang, E. S.; J. Phys. B 16, L539-L541 (1983). State Dependent Volume Isotope Shift Analysis of the Low

Identification of the X State in Ca and a New Rydberg Lying States of Ba I and Ba II.

Series. Ba I, II: AT

Ca I: SF 5869. Frohling, R.; Andra, H. J.; Phys. Lett. A 97, 375-376

5858. Connerade, J. P.; Martin, M. A. P.; J. Phys. B 16, (1983). L577-L580 (1983). Observation of Na I Inner Shell-Excited Quartet Terms.

Configuration Mixing and Two-Step Autoionisation in Ba. Na I: CL ND

Ba I-III: AT 5870. Georgescu, S.; Rev. Roum. Phys. 27, 633-637 (1982). 5859. Dassen, H. W.; Gomez, R.; King, G. C; McConkey, J. W.; Energy Levels and Some Spectroscopic Characteristics of

J. Phys. B 16, 1481-1501 (1983). Er3+

in YAG.

The Observation, Identification and Classification of Er IV: (EL) Resonances in Ne, Ar and Kr in the Doubly Excited States 5871. Glass, R.; Mon. Not. R. Astron. Soc. 204, 735-741 (1983). Region. Correlation and the 3s

2 3p5 2 P°—»3s3p6 2 S, 3s2 3p5

Ne III, Ar III, Kr III: EL 2 P°—3s23p4 2 S Transitions in Fe X. 5860. Davis, B. F.; Chung, K. T.; Phys. Rev. A 25, 1328-1333 Fe X: AT

(1982). 5872. Heldt, J.; Hulls, M.; J. Opt. Soc. Am. 73, 1189-1196

Mass-Polarization Effect and Oscillator Strengths for S, (1983).

P, D States of Helium. Zeeman Effect in the Forbidden Lines of Antimony Sb I. He I: AT Sb I: ZE

5861. de Vlieger, G. J. N. E.; Wijnen, H.; Donszelmann, A.; 5873. Horback, S.; Martensson-Pendrill, A. M.; Salomonson, S.; Physica (Utrecht) 121C, 241-249 (1983). Osterberg, U.; Phys. Scr. 28, 469-471 (1983). Extension of the Measurements of the np

2 P1/2.3/2 an<^ n<^ The Specific Mass Shift of the Ionisation Energy in Ne

2 D3/2. 5/2 Rydberg Series in Neutral Indium. Calculated by Many-Body Perturbation Theory.

In I: EL Ne I: IS 5862A. Dietrich, D. D.; Fortner, R. J.; Stewart, R. E.; Dukart, 5874. James, G. K.; Ross, K. J.; Wilson, M.; J. Phys. B 16,

R. J.; Symp. Atomic Spectroscopy, Lawrence Berkeley 4237-4247 (1983).

Lab., Univ. California, LBL-16509, p. 32 (1983). The Ejected-Electron Spectrum of Ag I Autoionising

Wavelength Measurements of 2s-2p Transitions in Transitions Resulting from 20-400 eV Electron Impact

Fluorinelike and Oxygenlike Krypton XXVIII and XXIX. Excitation. Kr XXVI, XXVIII, XXIX: CL Agl: EL CL AT

5863. Dobryshin, V. E.; Karpov, N. A.; Kotochigova, S. A.; 5875. Kononov, E. Ya.; Kramida, A. E.; Podobedova, L. I.;

Krynetskii, B. B.; Mishin, V. I.; Stelmakh, 0. M.; Ragozin, E. N.; Chirkov, V. A.; Phys. Scr. 28, 496-500

Shustryakov, V. M.; Opt. Spectrosc. (USSR) 54, 244-247 (1983).

(1983). Analysis of the 3s-3p and 3p-3d Transitions of S VII from

Laser Spectroscopy of Atomic-Samarium Autoionization Laser Plasma.

Levels. S VII: EL CL PT

Sm I: EL AT 5876. Kowalski, J.; Neumann, R.; Noehte, S.; Suhr, H.; zu 5864. Dorschel, K.; Heddrich, W.; Huhnermann, H.; Peau, E. W.; Putlitz, G.; Herman, R.; Z. Phys. A 313, 147-150 (1983). Wagner, W.; Alkhazov, G. D.; Berlovich, E.; Denisov, V. Triplet-Singlet Interaction in the ls2s

3Sj Hyperfine

P.; Panteleev, V. N.; Polyakov, A. G.; Z. Phys. A 312, Splitting of He-Like Li +

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Nuclear Moments and Isotope Shifts of Europium Isotopes by Hyperfine Structure Investigations with Collinear

Laser-Ion Beam Spectroscopy. Eu I: Hfs IS

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5877. Kronfeldt, H. D.; Kropp, J. R.; Winkler, R.; Symp. Atomic

Spectroscopy, Lawrence Berkeley Lab., Berkeley,

California, LBL-16509, pp. 59-60 (1983).

Application of the Parametric Description of the Isotope

Shift (PADIS) to the Lanthanides. Sm I, Eu I, Dy I: IS 5878. Kupliauskiene, A. V.; Kupliauskis, Z. I.; Opt. Spectrosc. (USSR) 54, 26-29 (1983).

Doubly Excited States of the C Ion. C IV, V: AT

5879. Lunney, J. G.; J. Phys. B 16, L631-L634 (1983). One-Photon Two-Electron Dielectronic Satellite Transitions in the X-Ray Spectra of Laser-Produced

Plasmas. AI XI, XII, Mg XI, Si XIII: CL

5880. Mazzoni, M.; Cantu, A. M.; Joshi, Y. N.; J. Phys. B 16,

3183-3190 (1983). Photoionisation Spectrum of Te I: Autoionising Series and

Relative Cross Section. Te I: CL EL IP 5881. Morita, S.; J. Phys. Soc. Jpn. 52, 2673-2683 (1983). Accurate Wavelength Measurements of He-Like Resonance

Lines of Titanium through Zinc from a High-Temperature

Plasma.

Ti XXI, V XXII, Cr XXIII, Fe XXV: CL

Co XXVI, Ni XXVII, Cu XXVIII, Zn XXIX: CL

5882. Ogurtsov, G. N.; Mikushkin, V. M.; Flaks, I. P.; Kupliauskiene, A. V.; Kupliauskis, Z. I.; Opt.

Spectrosc. (USSR) 54, 230-233 (1983). Experimental and Theoretical Determination of Energies of 2p

3 nlnT Autoionization States of Ne II. Ne II: EL AT

5883. Pettersson, J. E.; Phys. Scr. 28, 421-434 (1983). The Spectrum of Singly Ionized Sulphur, S II. S II: EL CL PT IP 5884. Pfeufer, V.; Childs, W. J.; Goodman, L. S.; J. Phys. B

16, L557-L562 (1983). Crossed-Second-Order Effects in the Isotope Shift of the Ground Configuration 4f12 6s

2 of Er I. Er I: IS PT

5885. Reader, J.; Ryabtsev, A. N.; J. Opt. Soc. Am. 73,

1207-1208 (1983). Revised 3p

63d8 'S0 Level of Sr XIII, Y XIV, Zr XV, Nb

XVI, and Mo XVII.

Sr XIII, Y XIV, Zr XV, Nb XVI: EL CL AT PT

Mo XVII: EL CL AT PT

5886. Sarma, V. N.; Joshi, Y. N.; Can. J. Phys. 61, 1434-1441

(1983). Absorption Spectrum of Atomic Iodine (I I) in the 1040-1600 A Region.

I I: EL CL IP 5887. Schmidt, E.; Schroder, H.; Sonntag, B.; Voss, H.; Wetzel, H. E.; J. Phys. B 16, 2961-2969 (1983). Resonant Vacuum Ultraviolet Photoemission of Atomic Fe, Co and Ni. Fe II, Co II, Ni II: EL

5888. Schneider, R. T.; Roxey, T. E.; Appl. Opt. 21, 4204-4206

(1982). Wavelengths of U III and U IV Lines in the Near

Ultraviolet. U III, IV: W

5889. Smith, G.; Tomkins, F. S.; Proc. R. Soc. London, Ser. A

387, 389-406 (1983).

Absorption Spectroscopy of Laser Excited Europium Vapour. Eu I: EL CL

5890. Souw, E. K.; Uhlenbusch, J.; Physica (Utrecht) 122C,

353-374 (1983). Calculation of the Combined Zeeman and Translational Stark Effect on the Ha-Multiplet.

H I: SE ZE

5891. Theodosiou, C. E.; Raftopoulos, V.; Phys. Rev. A 28,

1186-1188 (1983). Further Studies of the Promethium Isoelectronic Sequence.

W XIV, Ir XVII, Au XIX, Pb XXII, U XXXII: AT

5892. Trabert, E.; Hellmann, H.; Heckmann, P. H.; Z. Phys. A

313, 373-374 (1983). Observation of Transitions between Quartet Levels of Doubly Excited Al 10+

. Al IX, X: CL

Al XI: EL CL

5893. Ugrin, S. Y.; J. Appl. Spectrosc. (USSR) 29. 868-870

(1978). Spectroscopic Investigation of Excitation of 3p

6 Subshell

of Calcium Atoms by Electron Impact. Ca III: TA

5894. van Leeuwen, K. A. H.; Hogervorst, W.; J. Phys. B 16,

3873-3893 (1983). High-Resolution Studies of the Stark Effect in Even-Parity Rydberg States of Ca I. Ca I: EL CL IS SE PT

5895. Wilson, M.; Physica (Utrecht) 122C, 282-288 (1983). The 3s3p4p Configurations in Al I and Si II. Al I, Si I, II, P II: PT

5896. Wyart, J. F.; Klapisch, M.; Schwob, J. L.; Mandelbaum,

P.; Phys. Scr. 28, 381-388 (1983). Spectra of the Manganese-Like Ions from Y XV to Ag XXIII. Y XV, Zr XVI, Nb XVII, Mo XVIII: EL CL PT AT

Ru XX, Rh XXI, Pd XXII, Ag XXIII: EL CL PT AT

Sr XIV: AT

5897. Zhu, X. H.; Lin, F. C; Appl. Phys. B 26, 227-229 (1981). Atomic Nitrogen Laser Action in a Hollow Cathode

Discharge.

N I: CL

5898. Aleksandrov, E. B.; Yakobson, N. N.; Opt. Spectrosc. (USSR) 48, 457-459 (1980). Optical Self-Pumping in the Hyperfine Structure of the Ground State of 87 Rb. Rb I: Hfs 5899. Bava, E.; DeMarchi, A.; Godone, A.; Rovera, G. D.;

Giusfredi, G.; Opt. Commun. 47, 193-195 (1983).

Isotopic Shift Measurement of the 3 P,-

3 P0 Fine Structure Transition of

24 Mg and 26 Mg.

Mg I: IS 5900. Beigang, R.; Matthias, E.; Timmermann, A.; Z. Phys. A

301, 93-94 (1981). Odd-Even Staggering of Isotope Shifts in the 5sns 'So Rydberg Series. Sr I: IS

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5901. Beyer, H. F.; Mann, R.; Folkmann, F.; Mokler, P. H.; J. Phys. B 15, 3853-3869 (1982). X-Ray and Auger Transitions in Highly Ionised Argon

Recoil Ions. Ar XVI-XVIII: CL AT

5902A. Blaise, J.; Verges, J.; Wyart, J. F.; Conway, J. G.; Worden, E. F.; European Conf. Atomic Physics, April

6-10, 1981, Ruprecht-Karls-Univ., Heidelberg, Germany,

Book of Abstracts, Vol. 5A, Part I, pp. 102-103 (1981). Term Analysis of the Spectrum of Singly-Ionized Curium

(Cm II). Cm II: ND

5903A. Bogdanovich, P. 0.; Boruta, I. I.; Rudzikas, Z. B.;

Tutlis, V. I.; Relativistic and Radiative Effects in Atoms and Ions, Sci. Committee on Spectroscopy, Acad.

Sci. USSR, Dept. Gen. Phys. Astron., pp. 159-192 (1983).

Calculation of the Spectral Characteristics of Atoms and

Ions Taking into Account the Both Relativistic and

Correlation Corrections. Ne I, Ar I, 0 I, Mg V, Fe XIX: AT

5904. Booth, A. J.; Shallis, M. J.; Wells, M.; Mon. Not. R. Astron. Soc. 205, 191-205 (1983). Hyperfine Structure Measurements for Lines of

Astrophysical Interest in Mn I. Mn I: Hfs 5905. Briand, J. P.; Mosse, J. P.; Indelicate, P.; Chevallier,

P.; Girard-Vernhet, D.; Chetioui, A.; Ramos, M. T.; Desclaux, J. P.; Phys. Rev. A 28, 1413-1417 (1983). Spectroscopy of Hydrogenlike and Heliumlike Argon. Ar XVII: EL CL

Ar XVIII: QF

5906A. Burger, K. H.; Buttgenbach, S.; Dicke, R.; Golz, G.; Traber, F.; European Conf. Atomic Physics, April 6-10,

1981, Ruprecht-Karls-Univ., Heidelberg, Germany, Books

of Abstracts, Vol. 5A, Part 1, pp. 192-193 (1981). Hyperfine Structure Investigations in Metastable States of Ir and Direct Measurement of the Nuclear Magnetic

Dipole Moments of 191 Ir and 193

Ir.

Ir I: Hfs

Burke, P. G.; Kingston, A. E.; Thompson, A.; J. Phys. B

16, L385-L389 (1983). Electron Impact Ionisation of Ca +

. Ca II: AT

Childs, W. J.; Goodman, L. S.; Pfeufer, V.; Phys. Rev. A

28, 3402-3408 (1983). Hyperfine Structure of the 4f126s2 3 H and 3 F Terms of

167 Er I by Atomic-Beam, Laser-rf Double Resonance. Er I: Hfs 5909A. Cremer, C; Ehret, G.; Gerber, G.; European Conf. Atomic

Physics, April 6-10, 1981, Ruprecht-Karls-Univ.,

Heidelberg, Germany, Book of Abstracts, Vol. 5A, Part I,

pp. 106 (1981). Two Photon Transitions in Bismuth.

Bi I: CL

5910. Curtis, L. J.; Ramanujam, P. S.; Theodosiou, C. E.; Phys. Rev. A 28, 1151-1153 (1983).

Semiclassical Parametrization of the 6snh-6sni-6snk

Intervals in Ba I. Ba I: AT

5907.

5908.

5915.

5916A.

5911. Ahmad, S. A.; Saksena, G. D.; Spectrochim. Acta, Part B

38, 1065-1066 (1983).

Isotope Shifts in the Even and Odd Configurations of Nd I and Nd II. Nd I, II: IS 5912. Ermolaev, A. M.; Swainson, R. A.; J. Phys. B 16, L35-L42

(1983). Remarks on Current Tests of Quantum Electrodynamics for Two-Electron Ions.

Li II: AT

5913. Gallagher, T. F.; Kachru, R.; Tran, N. H.; van Linden van

de Heuvell, H. B.; Phys. Rev. Lett. 51, 1753-1756

(1983). Two-Photon Excitation of Autoionizing States through Zeros in the Continuum. Ba I: EL

5914. Godone, A.; De Marchi, A.; Rovera, G. D.; Bava, E.; Giusfredi, G.; Phys. Rev. A 28, 2562-2564 (1983). Frequency Measurement of the

3 P,-3 P0 Fine-Structure Transition of

24Mg.

Mg I: CL

Gould, H.; Marrus, R.; Phys. Rev. A 28, 2001-2025 (1983). Lamb Shift and the Lifetime of the 2

2S 1/2 State of Hydrogenlike Argon (Z=18). Ar XVIII: QF

Huhnermann, H.; Bauche, J.; Stacey, D. N.; Stacey, V.; Wilson, M.; European Conf. Atomic Physics, April 6-10,

1981, Ruprecht-Karls-Univ., Heidelberg, Germany, Book of Abstracts, Vol. 5A, Part I, pp. 237-238 (1981). On the Mass-Effect in the Isotope Shift of Transitions nd9(n + l)s

2-nd 10(n + l)p; n = 3, 4. C II: IS 5917. Jones, L. A.; Kallne, E.; J. Quant. Spectrosc. Radiat. Transfer 30, 317-326 (1983). A Study of the VUV Emission from Highly Ionized Krypton

in a Theta Pinch Plasma. Kr IX-XII: TA

5918. Juncar, P.; Pinard, J.; Harmon, J.; Chartier, A.; Metrologia 17, 77-79 (1981). Absolute Determination of the Wavelengths of the Sodium

D, and D2 Lines by Using a CW Tunable Dye Laser

Stabilized on Iodine. Na 1: CL

5919. Kaufman, V.; Sugar, J.; Clark, C. W.; Hill, W. T., Ill; Phys. Rev. A 28, 2876-2880 (1983). Rydberg Series 5p

56sns and 5p56snd in the Autoionizing

Continua of Neutral Cesium. Csl: EL CL AT

5920. Kazakov, S. M.; Khristoforov, O. V.; Sov. Phys. JETP 57,

290-296 (1983). Electron Spectroscopy of Autoionizing States of Ytterbium. Yb I, II: EL

5921. Kiselius, R. S.; Grudzinskas, I. I.; Kupliauskiene, A.

V.; Rudzikas, Z. B.; Tutlis, V. I.; Abramov, V. A.;

Lisitsa, V. S.; I. V. Kurchatov Inst. Atomic Energy,

Moscow, USSR, Preprint IAE-3759/6, 49 pp. (1983).

Characteristics of X-Ray Transitions in Cr XXI-Cr XXIII

Ions. Cr XXI-XXIII: AT

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5922A. Kowalski, J.; Mayer, F.; Neumann, R.; Noehte, S.; Suhr,

H.; Winkler, K.; zu Putlitz, G.; European Conf. Atomic

Physics, April 6-10, 1981, Ruprecht-Karls-Univ.,

Heidelberg, Germany, Book of Abstracts, Vol. 5A, Part I,

pp. 206-207 (1981). Laser-Microwave Spectroscopy of 2

3 S, Hyperfine Structure

in

7 Li + and 6Li +

.

Li II: Hfs 5923. Knystautas, E. J.; IEEE Trans. Nucl. Sci. NS30, 987-990

(1983). Recent Progress in Fast Ion Beam Spectroscopy. Fe VIII, XXV: CL

5924. Lesage, A.; Rathore, B. A.; Lakicevic, I. S.; Puric, J.; Phys. Rev. A 28, 2264-2268 (1983). Stark Widths and Shifts of Singly Ionized Silicon

Spectral Lines.

Si II: SE

5925A. Lindgren, I.; Timmermann, A.; Matthias, E.; European

Conf. Atomic Physics, April 6-10, 1981,

Ruprecht-Karls-Univ., Heidelberg, Germany, Book of

Abstracts, Vol. 5A, Part I, pp. 235-236 (1981). Isotope Shifts of the 6p

2 3 P0-6p7p

3P0 Two-Quantum

Transition in Lead. Pb I: IS 5926. Lorenzen, C. J.; Niemax, K.; Pendrill, L. R.; Phys. Rev. A 28, 2051-2058 (1983). Isotope Shifts of Energy Levels in the Naturally Abundant

Isotopes of Strontium and Calcium. Ca I, Sr I: IS 5927. Mandelbaum, P.; Klapisch, M.; Bar-Shalom, A.; Schwob, J.

L.; Zigler, A.; Phys. Lett. A 99, 84-88 (1983).

Classification of Cu-I Like 3p-4s and 3p-4d Transitions

in X-Ray Spectra from Laser-Produced Plasmas of Atoms

from Tm to Re in the Range 4-8 A. Mo XIV: AT

Gd XXXVI, Tm XLI, Yb XLII, Hf XLIV: CL EL AT

Ta XLVI, Re XLVII: CL EL AT

5928. Nielsen, U.; Poulsen, 0.; Thorsen, P.; Crosswhite, H.; Phys. Rev. Lett. 51, 1749-1752 (1983).

Collinear Laser-rf Double-Resonance Spectroscopy:

235 U II Hyperfine Structure. U II: Hfs AT

5929. Rinneberg, H.; Neukammer, J.; Majewski, U.; Schonhense,

G.; Phys. Rev. Lett. 51, 1546-1549 (1983). High-Resolution Electron Spectroscopy of Laser-Excited Ba

Rydberg Atoms. Ba I: CL

5930A. Schneider, F.; Matthias, E.; Wenz, R.; West, P. J.; European Conf. Atomic Physics, April 6-10, 1981,

Ruprecht-Karls-Univ., Heidelberg, Germany, Book of

Abstracts, Vol. 5A, Part I, pp. 221-222 (1981). The Magnetic Moment of

127 Xe (36.4 d) Determined by High

Resolution Laser Spectroscopy.

Xe I: Hfs 5931A. Siese, M.; Steudel, A.; European Conf. Atomic Physics,

April 6-10, 1981, Ruprecht-Karls-Univ., Heidelberg,

Germany, Book of Abstracts, Vol. 5A, Part I, pp. 196-197

(1981). Hyperfine Structure of Manganese II. Mn II: Hfs

5932. van Kleef, T. A. M.; Joshi, Y. N.; Phys. Rev. A 28,

1446-1459 (1983). Analysis of 3d74s-3d74p Transitions in the Zn V Spectrum.

ZnV: EL CL AT PT

5933A. Wallmeroth, K.; Streib, J.; Blaich, T.; Kluge, H. J.; Kremmling, H.; Schaaf, H.; Schuessler, H. A.; European

Conf. Atomic Physics, April 6-10, 1981,

Ruprecht-Karls-Univ., Heidelberg, Germany, Book of

Abstracts, Vol. 5A, Part I, pp. 233-234 (1981). Determination of the Isotope Shift of

195Au (Tj /2 = 183d)

by Polarization Spectroscopy.

Au I: IS 5934. Barwick, J. T. F.; J. Math. Phys. 24, 2776-2779 (1983). A New Semiclassical Interpretation of the Lamb Shift. H I: QF

5935. Caesar, T.; Heully, J. L.; J. Phys. (Paris), Colloq. C7

44, C7 261-C7 266 (1983). Optogalvanic Spectroscopy in Neon. Ne I: EL CL

5936. Clark, C. W.; Opt. Lett. 8, 572-574 (1983).

Isotope Shifts of C I Spectral Lines and their

Application to Radioactive Dating by Laser-Assisted Mass

Spectrometry.

C I: IS 5937. Duquette, D. W.; Doughty, D. K.; Lawler, J. E.; Phys.

Lett. A 99, 307-310 (1983). Doppler-Free Spectroscopy on a Tantalum Atomic Beam. Ta I: Hfs 5938. Dutil, R.; Marmet, P.; Int. J. Mass Spectrom. Ion Phys.

35, 371-379 (1980).

Ionization Energies of Xe2+ and Xe3+

. Xe III, IV: IP 5939. Eriksson, K. B. S.; Phys. Scr. 28, 593-610 (1983). Additions to the Spectrum of the Singly-Ionized Nitrogen Atom. N II: EL CL IP 5940. Ezra, G. S.; Berry, R. S.; Phys. Rev. A 28, 1974-1988

(1983).

Collective and Independent-Particle Motion in Doubly

Excited Two-Electron Atoms. He I, Li II, Be III, Ne IX: AT

5941. Fonseca, A. L. A.; Bauche, J.; Z. Phys. A 314, 275-282

(1983). Crossed-Second-Order Specific-Mass Isotope Shift in the

Nickel Atom.

Ni I: IS 5942. Gil, T.; Heldt, J.; Z. Phys. A 312, 343-347 (1983).

Transition Probabilities of Forbidden Lines within the

Electronic Configurations 6p and 6p7p of Pb I. Pb I: PT

5943A. Hinterlong, S. J.; Diss. Abstr. Int. B 44, 1865 (1983).

Fine-Structure Wavelength Measurements in Two-Electron Phosphorus and Calcium. P XIV, Ca XIX: CL EL

5944. Hofmann, H.; Saha, H. P.; Trefftz, E.; Astron. Astrophys.

126, 415-426 (1983).

Excitation of C II Lines by Photoionization of Neutral Carbon. C II: AT

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5945. Kastner, S. 0.; Sol. Phys. 85, 41-51 (1983). Expected Intensities of Solar Forbidden Lines Emitted from 2p

k (k = 2,3,4) Configurations.

Mg VI, Ne III: CL

5946. Kotochigova, S. A.; Tunitsyn, I. I.; Izv. Akad. Nauk

SSSR, Ser. Fiz. 47, 1578-1582 (1983).

Effect of Autoionizing States on Non-Linear Ionization of Atoms. Ba I: AT

5947. Kovalev, V. I.; Kononov, E. Ya.; Churilov, S. S.; Autoionizing Effects in Atoms and Ions, Dept. Phys.

Astron., Sci. Commit. Spectrosc, Acad. Nauk, Moscow,

USSR, pp. 210-239 (1983). Accurate Wavelength Measurements of Spectral Lines of Laser-Produced Plasmas in the EUV Region. Fe XVIII-XX: CL

5948. Krause, M. 0.; Cerrina, F.; Fahlman, A.; Carlson, T. A.; Phys. Rev. Lett. 51, 2093-2096 (1983). Evidence for Resonance States of Lead Decaying into Two

Exit Channels with Counterbalancing Contributions. Pb I: EL

5949. Kupliauskiene, A. V.; Kupliauskis, Z. I.; Tutlis, V. I.; Sov. Phys. Collect. 22, 11-15 (1982).

Dielectronic Satellites in the Three-Electron Ion of

Nitrogen.

N V: AT

5950. Laughlin, C; J. Phys. B 16, 3329-3338 (1983). Model-Potential Calculations of Wavelengths, Transition

Probabilities and Lifetimes for of Core-Excited Quartet

Levels Be II. Be II: AT

5951. Palmer, B. A.; Engleman, R., Jr.; Los Alamos Nat. Lab., Los Alamos, New Mexico, LA-9615, 333 pp. (1983).

Atlas of the Thorium Spectrum.

Th I—III: EL CL

5952. Podobedova, L. I.; Ramonas, A. A.; Ryabtsev, A. N.; Sov. Phys. Collect. 23, 10-15 (1983). A Study of the 3d8-3d74p Transition in Ga VI. GaVI: CL EL PT AT

5953. Reader, J.; Acquista, N.; Cooper, D.; J. Opt. Soc. Am.

73, 1765-1770 (1983). Spectra and Energy Levels of Ions in the Copper

Isoelectronic Sequence from Ru15+

to Sn2l +. Ru XVI, Rh XVII, Pd XVI11, Ag XIX: CL EL IP Cd XX, In XXI, Sn XXII: CL EL IP 5954. Smid, H.; Hansen, J. E.; J. Phys. B 16, 3339-3370 (1983). The Importance of Continuum d States for the Interaction nsnp

6<-»ns2 np4d in the Rare Gases.

CI I, K III, Ar II, Kr II: AT

5955. Sokolov, Yu. L.; Yakovlev, V. P.; Sov. Phys. JETP 56,

7-17 (1982). Measurement of the Lamb Shift in the Hydrogen Atom (n =

H I: QF

5956. Tomkins, F. S.; Mahon, R.; Opt. Lett. 7, 304-306 (1982). Generation of Continuously Tunable Narrow-Band Radiation from 1220 to 1174 A in Hg Vapor.

Hg I: ND

5957. van Leeuwen, K. A. H.; Hogervorst, W.; Post, B. H.; Phys. Rev. A 28, 1901-1907 (1983). Stark Effect in Barium 6snd 'D2 Rydberg States; Evidence

of Strong Perturbations in the F3 Series. Ba I: SE PT

5958. Voss, M.; Weiss, W.; Winkler, R.; Physica (Utrecht) 123C,

121-124(1983).

Hyperfine Structure, Quadrupole Moment and Core

Polarization in the As I Spectrum. As I: Hfs 5959. Alkhazov, G. D.; Barzakh, A. E.; Berlovich, E.; Denisov,

V. P.; Dernyatin, A. G.; Ivanov, V. S.; Zherikhin, A.

N.; Kompanets, O. N.; Letokhov, V. S.; Mishin, V. I.; Fedoseev, V. N.; JETP Lett. 37, 274-278 (1983). Measurement of Isotropic Variations in the Charge Radii

of Europium Nuclei by the Method of Three-Stepped Laser

Photoionization of Atoms. Eu I: IS 5960A. Amin, S. R.; Diss. Abstr. Int. B 43, 4027 (1983). Measurement of the Rydberg Constant Using Crossed-Beam

Spectroscopy of Hydrogen.

He I: EL IS Ne I: CL

5961. Anderson, E. K.; Anderson, E. M.; Opt. Spectrosc. (USSR)

52, 478-480 (1982). Some El, Ml, E2, M2 Transitions in the Isoelectronic

Series of Beryllium. Be I, N IV, Ne VII, K XVI, Ca XVII, Ti XIX: AT

Cr XXI, Fe XXIII, Zn XXVII, Br XXXII, Kr XXXIII: AT

Y XXXVII, Mo XXXIX, Ru XLI, Cd XLV: AT

Xe LI, Gd LXI, W LXXI, Pb LXXIX, U LXXXIX: AT

5962. Bashkin, S.; Trabert, E.; Heckmann, P. H.; Buttlar, H.

v.; Brand, K.; Phys. Scr. 28, 193-200 (1983). Beam-Foil Study of Titanium in the EUV Using Foils of

Different Materials.

Ti X-XIII: CL W

5963. Behrens, H. 0.; Guthohrlein, G. H.; J. Phys. (Paris),

Colloq. C7 44, C7 149-C7 168 (1983). High Resolution Optogalvanic Spectroscopy as a Useful Tool in the Determination of Atomic Hyperfine Parameters and Isotopic Shifts. Mn I, Co I, La I, Eu I: Hfs Yb I, Eu I: IS 5964. Beigang, R.; Schmidt, D.; West, P. J.; J. Phys. (Paris),

Colloq. C7 44, C7 229-C7 237 (1983). Laser Spectroscopy of High Rydberg States of Light Alkaline-Earth Elements: Be and Mg. Be I, Mg I: IP 5965. Broglia, M.; Catoni, F.; Zampetti, P.; J. Phys. (Paris),

Colloq. C7 44, C7 251-C7 259 (1983). Optogalvanic Detection of Uranium High-Lying Levels. U I: EL

5966. Giacobino, E.; Biraben, F.; Labastie, P.; J. Phys.

(Paris), Colloq. C7 44, C7 505-C7 511 (1983). Optogalvanic Study of Xenon Rydberg States. Xe I: IP 5967A. Goodship, S. J.; Wort, D. J. H.; Greenland, P. T.; INIS Atomindex 14, 1245 (1983). The Hyperfine Structure of the 17362 cm"

1 Level in235 U

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Y I: Hfs

Heully, J. L.; Salomonson, S.; J. Phys. B 15, 4093-4101

(1982). Approximate Relativistic Many-Body Calculation of the Hyperfine Interaction in Excited s States of the Rubidum

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Atomic Structure Calculation of Energy Levels and

Oscillator Strengths in Mo Ion. I. 3p

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Jannitti, E.; Nicolosi, P.; Tondello, G.; Proc. 7th Int. Conf. Vacuum Ultraviolet Rad. Phys., VUV VII, Aug. 8-12,

1983, Jerusalem, Israel, pp. 86-88 (1983).

Absorption Spectra of Light Ions in the Extreme

Ultraviolet. Be II, III: TA

Johansson, S.; Mon. Not. R. Astron. Soc. 205, 71p-75p

(1983). Strong Fe II Fluorescence Lines in RR Tel and V1016 Cyg

Excited by C IV in a Bowen Mechanism. Fe II: CL

Kastner, S. 0.; Astrophys. J. 275, 922-925 (1983).

New Identifications of Allowed 2p

531-2p531' Transitions and Forbidden 2p

53s(3 P0—

>

3 P,) Coronal Lines in the Ne I Sequence.

CI VIII, Ar IX, K X, Ca XI, Sc XII, Ti XIII: CL EL

V XIV, Cr XV, Mn XVI, Fe XVII: CL EL

Kuhnert, A.; Nunnemann, A.; Zimmermann, D.; J. Phys. B

16, 4299-4303 (1983).

Investigation of the Hyperfine Structure and Isotope

Shift of the 542.2 nm Line of Lu. Lu I: Hfs IS Lamontagne, J. J.; Diss. Abstr. Int. B 43, 2250 (1983).

Hyperfine Structure and Isotope Shift of

208Bi in the 3067 A Resonance Line.

Bi I: Hfs IS Lemoigne, J. P.; Grandin, J. P.; Husson, X.; Kucal, H.;

J. Phys. (Paris), Colloq. C7 44, C7 209-C7 216 (1983). R.F. Optogalvanic Detection of Rydberg and Autoionizing

Levels of Rare Gases: Diamagnetic Behaviour of Xenon

Rydberg States. Kr I, Xe I: IP

Lucatorto, T. B.; Mcllrath, T. J.; Hill, W. T., Ill;

Clark, C. W.; Int. Conf. X-Ray Atomic Inner-Shell Phys.,

Aug. 23-27, 1982, Univ. Oregon, pp. 584-601 (1982). The 4d-Photoabsorption of Ba, Ba +

, and Ba + +

: A View of

Shell Collapse vs. Contraction. Ba I—III: PT

Rinneberg, H.; Neukammer, J.; J. Phys. (Paris), Colloq.

C7 44, C7 177-C7-191 (1983).

High Resolution Laser Spectroscopy of Odd-Parity Barium

Rydberg States Populated by Forbidden Atomic

Transitions. Ba I: CL EL

5979.

5980A.

5981.

5982A.

5983A.

6050T.

6051T.

6052T.

6053T.

6054T.

6055T.

6056T.

Ryabtsev, A. N.; Phys. Scr. 28, 176-178 (1983). 3p

63d8-3p53d9 Transitions in Rb XII and Sr XIII. Rb XII, Sr XIII: CL EL PT AT

Spector, N.; Gazit, Y.; Proc. 7th Int. Conf. Vacuum

Ultraviolet Rad. Phys., VUV VII, Aug. 8-12, 1983,

Jerusalem, Israel, pp. 92-93 (1983). New Cu-Like Lines of Ho XXXIX and Yb XLI in Laser Produced Plasma. Ho XXXIX, Yb XLI: CL

Vajed-Samii, M.; Ray, S. N.; Das, T. P.; Andriessen, J.; Phys. Rev. A 24, 1204-1214 (1981).

Relativistic Treatment of One- and Many-Electron

Contributions to Hyperfine Interactions in Excited S

States of Rubidum Atoms. Rb I: Hfs

Willison, J. R.; Diss. Abstr. Int. B 43, 1147 (1982). Spontaneous and Laser-Induced XUV Radiation from

Core-Excited Lithium Atoms and Ions.

Li I, II: CL

Worden, E. F.; Comaskey, B.; Densberger, J.; Paisner, J.

A.; Conway, J. G.; Symp. Atomic Spectroscopy, Lawrence

Berkeley Lab., Univ. California, LBL-16509, pp. 95-96

(1983).

Ionization Potential of Neutral Iron, Fe I, by Laser

Spectroscopy. Fe I: IP Abdel-Raouf, M. A.; Physica (Utrecht) 97C, 103-106

(1979).

Upper and Lower Bounds for Ground-State Energies in the Helium Isoelectronic Sequence.

He I - Ne IX: AT

Bogdanovichene, M. I.; Bogdanovich, P. 0.; Sov. Phys.

Collect. 18, 13-19 (1978). Superposition of Quasidegenerate Configurations in

Multiply Charged Ions. Ca XV - Se XXIX: AT

Bureeva, L. A.; Safronova, U. I.; Phys. Scr. 20, 81-87

(1979). Calculated Lifetimes in the Neon Isoelectronic Sequence. Al IV, Si V, S VII, Ar IX, Ca XI: AT

Sen, K. D.; Z. Naturforsch., Teil A 34, 901-902 (1979).

Orbital Binding Energies within the Statistical Exchange

Approximation: Ne and Ar Isoelectronic Series. Ne I - S VII, Ar 1 - Sc IV, V VI, Cr VII: AT

Biemont, E.; Godefroid, M.; Phys. Scr. 22, 231-239

(1980). Outer Correlation MCHF Wavefunctions and Oscillator Strengths Along the Zinc Isoelectronic Sequence. Zn I - Kr VII, Mo XIII, Sn XXI: AT

Xe XXV, Sm XXXIII, W XLV: AT

Chung, K. T.; Phys. Rev. A 20, 724-726 (1979). Triply Excited Bound State of He" and the Isoelectronic Sequence. He" - F VII: AT

Fischer, C. F.; Can. J. Phys. 54, 1465-1481 (1976). Z-Dependence of Correlation Effects and f Values in the Sodium Iso-Electronic Sequence.

Na I - Si IV, S VI, Ar VIII, Ca X, Fe XVI: AT

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3. Bibliography Ordered by Reference Numbers —Continued

6057T. Ganas, P. S.; Mol. Phys. 39, 1513-1518 (1980).

Optical Oscillator Strengths for the Oxygen Isoelectronic Sequence.

O I - Al VI: AT

6058T. Godefroid, M.; Verhaegen, G.; J. Phys. B 13, 3081-3098

(1980). MCHF Calculations of Electric Dipole and Quadrupole

Oscillator Strengths along the Helium Isoelectronic Sequence.

He I - Ne IX: AT

6059T. Knight, R. E.; Sanders, F. C; Phys. Rev. A 22, 1361-1369

(1980).

S, P, and D States of Three-Electron Ions via Z-Dependent

Perturbation Theory.

Li I - Ar XVI: AT

6060T. Migdalek, J.; Baylis, W. E.; J. Quant. Spectrosc. Radiat. Transfer 22, 113-125 (1979).

Relativistic Hartree-Fock Oscillator Strengths for the Lowest s—>p and f>—>d Transitions in the First Few Members

of the Ag(I) and Au(I) Isoelectronic Sequences, with Allowance for Core Polarization. Ag I - I VII, Au I - Bi V: AT

6061T. Sun, H.; Freed, K. F.; Herman, M. F.; Yeager, D. L.; J. Chem. Phys. 72, 4158-4173 (1980). Ab Initio Effective Valence Shell Hamiltonian for the Neutral and Ionic Valence States of N, 0, F, Si, P, and

S. N I—III, 0 I-IV, F I-V, Si I—III, P I-IV, S I-V: AT

6062T. Brillet, L.; Safronova, U. I.; Safronova, A. S.; Opt.

Spectrosc. (USSR) 48, 231-234 (1980). Theoretical Study of Intrashell Transitions in F-Like

Ions. Ca XII, Ti XIV, Cr XVI, Fe XVIII, Ni XX: AT

Zn XXII, Ge XXIV, Se XXVI: AT

6063T. Luc-Koenig, E.; J. Phys. (Paris) 41, 1273-1284 (1980). Fine-Structure Splitting for the 3d and 4d Terms in the Sodium Isoelectronic Sequence.

Na I - Ca X, Mn XV, Zn XX, Zr XXX, Mo XXXII: AT

Sn XL: AT

6064T. Sampson, D. H.; Clark, R. E. H.; Golden, L. B.; Astrophys. J., Suppl. Ser. 44, 193-213 (1980). Intermediate Coupling Collision Strengths for An = 0

Transitions Produced by Electron Impact on Highly

Charged Ions. II. Transitions between States of the

ls

22s2 and ls22p2 Configurations and Those of the

ls

22s2p Configuration in Beryllium-Like Ions. Ne VII, Si XI, S XIII, Ar XV, Ca XVII, Fe XXIII: AT

Kr XXXIII, Mo XXXIX, Xe LI, W LXXI: AT

6065T. Curtis, L. J.; J. Phys. B 14, 631-640 (1981). An Explicit Empirical Formula for Fine-Structure Separations of 2 P° and 2 D Terms for Ions in the Cu

Isoelectronic Sequence. As V - U LXIV: PT

6066T. Younger, S. M.; Phys. Rev. A 22, 2682-2689 (1980). Theoretical Line Strengths for the 4d10 'S-4d94f 'P° Resonance Transition in the Palladium Isoelectronic Sequence.

Ag II-Ba XI, Ce XIII, Nd XV, Ho XXII, W XXXIX: AT

6068T.

6069T.

6067T. Vajed-Samii, M.; Ton-That, D.; Armstrong, L., Jr.; Phys. Rev. A 23, 3034-3047 (1981).

Relativistic Study of El and Ml Transitions in the Boron

Isoelectronic Sequence. B I, Ne VI, Si X, S XII, Ar XIV, Ti XVIII: AT

V XIX, Fe XXII, Ni XXIV, Kr XXXII, Mo XXXVIII: AT

Xe LIX, W LXX: AT

Safronova, U. I.; Phys. Scr. 23, 241-248 (1981).

Relativistic and Radiative Effects in He-Like Ions. Ne IX - Mo XLI: AT

Migdalek, J.; Baylis, W. E.; Can. J. Phys. 59, 769-774

(1981). Influence of Relativistic Valence-Core Correlation on

p-State Fine Structure in Some Univalent Systems.

Rb I, Ag I, Au I, In I, TI I: AT

6070T. Curtis, L. J.; Ramanujam, P. S.; Phys. Scr. 23, 1043-1046

(1981). Semi-Empirical Calculations of Fine Structure Splittings

and Ionisation Potentials in the Mg I Isoelectronic Sequence.

Mg I - Fe XV, Cu XVIII - Mo XXXI: PT

6071T. Hata, J.; Grant, I. P.; J. Phys. B 14, 2111-2124 (1981). MCDF Calculations of Wavelengths and Radiative Lifetimes

in Helium-Like Ions. He I, Be III - Ne IX: AT

6072T. Ho, Y. K.; Phys. Lett. A 79, 44-46 (1980). Doubly Excited Resonances of the Helium Sequence

Associated with N = 4 Hydrogenic Thresholds. He I - Ne IX: AT

6073T. Vainshtein, L. A.; Safronova, U. I.; At. Data Nucl. Data

Tables 25, 311-385 (1980).

Dielectronic Satellite Spectra for Highly Charged H-Like

Ions (21'31"-ls21, 21'31"-ls31) and He-Like Ions (Is2r31"-ls221, ls21'31"-ls

231) with Z=6-33.

C V, VI - As XXXII, XXXIII: AT

Fischer, C. F.; Phys. Scr. 23, 38-44 (1981).

Lifetimes of Low-Lying 2 P°,

2 D, and 2F° States of the Al I Isoelectronic Sequence. Al I, Si II, P III, S IV, CI V, Ar VI: AT

Fischer, C. F.; Godefroid, M.; Phys. Scr. 25, 394-400

(1982). Short-Range Interactions Involving Plunging

Configurations of the n =3 Singlet Complex in the Mg

Sequence. S III, P IV, S V, CI VI, Ar VII, K VIII: AT

Ca IX, Ti XI, Fe XV: AT

6076T. Hansen, J. E.; Raassen, A. J. J.; Physica (Utrecht) 111C,

76-101 (1981). A Study of Fitted and Calculated Parameter Values in III,

IV, V and VI Spectra of the Iron Group Elements. Cr III-V, Mn III, V, Fe III-VI, Co HI-VI: PT AT

Ni IV-VI, Cu IV-VI: PT AT

6077T. Zeippen, C. J.; Mon. Not. R. Astron. Soc. 198, 111-125

(1982). Transition Probabilities for Forbidden Lines in the 2p

3

Configuration.

N I - Fe XX: AT

6074T.

6075T.

89
3. Bibliography Ordered by Reference Numbers —Continued

6078T. Glass, R.; Astrophys. Space Sci. 87, 41-50 (1982). Magnetic Quadrupole Transitions in the Beryllium

Isoelectronic Sequence.

C III, N IV, 0 V, F VI, Ne VII: AT

Mg IX, Si XI, Ar XV, Ca XVII, Fe XXIII: AT

6079T. Migdalek, J.; J. Quant. Spectrosc. Radiat. Transfer 30,

169-174 (1983).

Relativistic Hartree-Fock Energies and Oscillator Strengths for Some Ions with ns

2 np (n = 4-6) Ground-State

Configuration.

Ga I, Ge II, As III, Se IV, In I: AT

Sn II, Sb III, Te IV, Tl I, Pb II, Bi III: AT

6080T. Driker, M. N.; Ivanova, E. P.; Ivanov, L. N.; Shestakov,

A. F.; J. Quant. Spectrosc. Radiat. Transfer 28, 531-535

(1982).

Relativistic Calculation of Spectra of 2-2 Transitions in 0- and F-Like Atomic Ions. Mn XVII, XVIII, Fe XVIII, XIX, Co XIX, XX: AT

Ni XX, XXI, Cu XXI, XXII, Zn XXII, XXIII: AT

6081T. Knight, R. E.; Phys. Rev. A 25, 55-65 (1982). Study of Some States of 4-10-Electron Atoms via the Z

Expansion. Be I - CI XIV, B I - P XI: AT

C I - CI XII: AT

6082T. Biemont, E.; Nucl. Instrum. Methods 202, 283-288 (1982). Correlation in Two-Electron Spectra: MCHF Calculations Along the Helium Isoelectronic Sequence.

C V, Ne IX, Si XIII, CI XVI, Sc XX: AT

Cr XXIII, Ni XXVII: AT

6083T. Ellis, D. G.; Phys. Rev. A 28, 1223-1227 (1983). Configuration ls

22s3p in the Sequence Ne VII-Fe XXIII:

Level Energies and Lifetimes. 0 V, Ne VII, Mg IX, S XIII, Ca XVII: AT

V XX, Fe XXIII: AT

6084T. Fischer, C. F.; Saha, H. P.; Phys. Rev. A 28, 3169-3178

(1983). Multiconfiguration Hartree-Fock Results with Breit-Pauli Corrections for Forbidden Transitions in the 2p

4

Configuration.

0 I - Zn XXIII, Kr XXIX, Mo XXXV: AT

6085T. Biemont, E.; Bromage, G. E.; Mon. Not. R. Astron. Soc. 205, 1085-1096 (1983). Transition Probabilities for Forbidden Lines: the Silicon Isoelectronic Sequence from S III to Sn XXXVII.

S III, Ar V, Ca VII, Ti IX, Cr XI, Fe XIII: AT

Ni XV, Zn XVII, Ge XIX, Se XXI, Kr XXIII: AT

Sr XXV, Zr XXVII, Mo XXIX, Ru XXXI, Pd XXXIII: AT

Cd XXXV, Sn XXXVII: AT

6086T. Safronova, U. I.; Senashenko, V. S.; J. Appl. Spectrosc. (USSR) 29, 1243-1247 (1978). Excited States of Three-Electron Atomic Systems with Two

Vacancies in the K Shell. He" - Ne VIII, P XIII, Ca XVIII: AT

Mn XXIII, Zn XXVIII: AT

6087T. Mohr, P. J.; At. Data Nucl. Data Tables 29, 453-466

(1983). Energy Levels of Hydrogen-Like Atoms Predicted by Quantum

Electrodynamics, 10<Z<40.

Ne X - Zr XL: AT

6088T. Safronova, U. I.; Shlyaptseva, A. S.; Shlyaptsev, V. N.; Opt. Spectrosc. (USSR) 54, 7-10 (1983).

Dielectronic Satellites of the Is

2 'S0-ls2p 'P, Resonance

Line. Isoelectronic Series of Carbon. 0 III, Ne V, Mg VII, Si IX: AT

S XI, Ca XV, Ti XVII, Fe XXI: AT

6089T. Sampson, D. H.; Clark, R. E. H.; Goett, S. J.; Phys. Rev. A 24, 2979-2994 (1981). Intermediate-Coupling Collision Strengths and Line

Strengths for Certain Transitions to n = 3 Levels in Highly Charged Be-Like Ions.

Si XI, Ar XV, Ti XIX, Fe XXIII, Zn XXVII: AT

Kr XXXIII, Mo XXXIX, Cd XLV, Xe LI: AT

90
4. Author Index

Aashamar, K. 5786

Abdel-Raouf, M. A. 6050T

Abjean, R. 4948

Abramov, V. A. 5921

Abt, K. H. 4977

Abu-Safla, H. 5787

Acquista, N. 4899 4917 4998 5042 5247 5287 5322

5953

Adam, A. G. 5092

Adam, M. Y. 5207

Adams, B. G. 4902

Adeney, P. D. 5304

Aepfelbach, G. 5111

Agentoft, M. 5846

Aggarwal, K. M. 5635

Aglitskii, E. V. 4850 5325

Ahmad, S. 5478

Ahmad, S. A. 4918 5076 5252 5395 5567 5582 5636

5799 5850 5911

Aleksakhin, I. S. 5077 5253 5486 5854

Aleksandrov, E. B. 5210 5898

Alkhazov, G. D. 5864 5959

Allam, S. H. 5661

Alvarez, E. 4851 4853 4927 4978

Alvarez-Herrero, C. 5048

Amin, S. R. 5960A

Amusia, M. Ya. 5684

Andersen, N. 4983

Andersen, T. 5078 5405 5406 5471 5703 5846

Anderson, E. K. 5961

Anderson, E. M. 5961

Andl, A. 5695

Ando, K. 5396

Andra, H. J. 4973 5319 5347 5869

Andrew, K. L. 5030 5228 5289

Andriessen, J. 4972 5478 5981

Andrillat, Y. 5709

Aniola, M. 5275

Anisimova, G. P. 5211

Anselment, M. 5822

Antonucci, E. 5466 5660

Apicella, M. L. 5847

Arcimowicz, B. 4920 5715

Arimondo, E. 5170

Armour, I. A. 4852 4881 5112 5319 5530

Armstrong, J. A. 4909 4979 5181

Armstrong, L., Jr. 6067T

Arnesen, A. 4851 4853 4927 4978 5397 5568

Arnold, M. 5348

Arteca, G. A. 5610

Artru, M. C. 5131 5142 5307 5355

Ashizawa, Y. 5391 5392

Astner, G. 5244

Augustyniak, L. 5335 5398

Avril, R. 5494

Aydin, R. 5479

Aymar, M. 4980 5480 5584 5630 5696 5711

Bachtijarov, A. S. 5848A

Bacis, R. 4929

Back, C. G. 5324 5519 5836

Bahr, J. L. 5120 5339 5556 5629

Baig, M. A. 4854 5134 5266 5413 5493 5697

91
4. Author Index — Continued

Baird, P. E. G. 5817 5843

Baluja, K. L. 4921 5254 5255 5635

Bandzaitis, A. 4981

Barbier, L. 5157

Barrat, J. P. 4985 5447

Bartiromo, R. 5847

Bartoe, J. D. F. 5203

Barut, A. 0. 5481

Barwick, J. T. F. 5934

Barzakh, A. E. 5959

Bar-Shalom, A. 4974 4975 5187 5374 5375 5376 5692

5927

Bashkin, S. 4881 5256 5626 5679 5962

Basov, N. G. 5800

Batson, C. H. 5346

Bauche, J. 4922 4945 5135 5350 5441 5482 5838

5941 5138A 5916A

Bauche-Amoult, C. 4922 5251 5441 5838

Baudinet-Robinet, Y. 5611

Baumann, M. 5399 5400

Bauschlicher, C. W., Jr. 5156

Bava, E. 5899 5914

Baxter, J. A. 5222 5801

Bayer, R. 4923 5351

Baylis, W. E. 4894 4895 6060T 6069T

Beatham, N. 5212

Beattie, W. H. 5746

Becker, W.

5698 5699

Begemann, M. H. 5401

Behrens, H. O. 5963

Beier, R. 4855

Beigang, R. 5301 5356 5402 5483 5578 5644 5700

5701 5702 5849 5900 5964

Bekk, K. 5561 5695 5822

Bekov, G. I. 5231 5257 5851

Belfrage, C. 5769

Bell, F. 5525

Bell, K. L. 5523

Bell, R. E. 5295 5504

Belrhmi-Belhassan, A. 5306

Bely-Dubau, F. 4924 4925 4926 5068 54.03 5404 5660

5802

Ben Ahmed, Z. 5482 5138A

Bendali, N. 5484

Bengtson, A. 4851 4853 4927 4978 5397

Benincasa, M. 5048

Bentzen, S. M. 5078 5405 5406 5471 5703

Berg, J. O. 5003

Bergmann, E. 5348

Berkowitz, J. 4963 5346 5764

Berlovich, E. 5864 5959

Bernheim, R. A. 4928

Beroff, K. 4857

Berry, H. G. 4929 4956 4957 5160 5171 5198 5407

5416 5612 5613 5615 5624 5741

Berry, R. S. 4949 5940

Betz, H. D. 5525

Beverini, N. 5803

Beyer, H. F. 5626 5901

Beyer, H. J. 5552 5553

Bhadra, K. 5258

Bhalla, C. P. 5603

92
4. Author Index — Continued

Bhatia, A. K. 4858 4884

5043 5044

5195 5268

5753 5866

Bhatia, K. S. 5704 5813

Bhatti, S. A. 5352

Bideau-Mehu, A. 4948

Biemont, E. 5646 6054T

Biiiet, G. 5705 5825

Bingham, C. R. 5614

Bionducci, G. 5803

Biraben, F. 4857 4875

5793 5840

Bisgaard, P. 4964 4983

Bitter, M. 4859 5643

Bjorklund, G. C. 4860

Blackburn, J. 5852

Blaha, M. 5045

Blaich, T. 5933A

Blaise, J. 5081 5113A

Blancard, P. 5494

Blatt, R. 5647 5698

Bleach, R. D. 5046 5853

Bloemen, E. 4989

Blok, J. 4952 5116

Bloomfield, L. A. 5349 5585

5788

Blundell, S. A. 5843

Bobashev, S. V. 5800

Bobulescu, R. C. 5037

Bogdanovich, P. O. 5007 5599

Bogdanovichene, M. 5007 5260

Boiko, V. A. 4861

4930 4982

5079 5080

5295 5408

5004

5146

5420

5005 5006

5153 5175

5606 5645

6082T 6085T

5089 5259 5350 5546 5558

5966

5802

5902A

5804 5839

5130

5648 5649 5650 5651 5693

5652 5848A 5903A 6051T

5485 5575 6051T

Bokor, J. 5132

Bombarda, F. 5847

Bonnelle, C. 5306 5677

Booth, A. J. 5904

Bopp, P. 5348

Borghs, G. 5105 5326 5766 5772

Borovik, A. A. 5077 5253 5486 5854

Borozdin, V. S. 5008

Boruta, I. I. 5026 5903A

Botch, B. H. 5085

Bottcher, C. 5426 5469

Boulay, M. 5586

Bouma, J. 4952

Boxman, R. L. 5775

Bradford, C. M. 5381

Brand, H. 5158 5653

Brand, K. 5962

Brandenberger, J. R. 4931

Brandt, H. W.

5047

Brault, J. W.

5856

Braun, V. R. 5654

Breton, C. 4856 5232

Breuckmann, B. 5209

Brevard, C. 5655

Briand, J. P. 5706 5905

Brillet, A. 5793

Brillet, L. 6062T

Brion, C. E. 5273

Briotta, D. A., Jr. 5737

Briyunas, V. E. 5490

93
4. Author Index — Continued

Broglia, M. 5965

Bromage, G. E. 4951 5117

Brooks, R. L. 4896 5160

5613 5615

Brown, B. A. 5822

Brown, C. G. 5002

Brown, C. M. 4910 4958

Brown, R. M. 5180

Bruch, R. 4964 5388

Brueckner, G. E. 5203

Bruhn, R. 5487 5545

Bryzgunov, V. A. 5707

Brzezowska, J. 5357

Buchet, J. P. 5213 5320

Buchet-Poulizac, M. 5213 5320

Buchinger, F. 5354 5618

Buckman, S. J. 5855

Bukow, H. H. 5261

Bunge, A. V. 5163

Bunge, C. F. 5163 5164

Bureeva, L. A. 6052T

Burger, K. H. 5082 5233

Burgess, D. D. 5009

Burghardt, B. 5082 5488

Burke, P. G. 4921 5229

Burkhalter, P. G. 4862 4863

Burrows, G. 5843

Bushaw, B. A. 5409

Butscher, W.

5388

Buttgenbach, S. 5082 5233

5634 5656

5122 5159 6085T

5161 5283 5407 5416 5612

5162 5826

5708

5616 5617 5710

C. 5616 5617 5710

5165 5262 5358 5367 5373

5906A

5254 5523 5907

5083 5489 5853

5281 5390 5488 5533 5569

5718 5768 5151A 5906A

5455 5491 5688 5789 5880

Buttlar, H. v. 5072 5073 5962

Bylicki, M. 5776

Gaesar, T. 5935

Cage, M. E. 4866

Cagnac, B. 5089

Camhy-Val, C. 5802

Campos, J. 4978

Camus, P. 4864 4907 5010 5410 5584 5587 5696

5711

Can, C. 5603

Cantu, A. M. 4880 5263

Cao, W.

5243

Carillon, A. 5052

Carlson, T. A. 5948

Caroli, S. 5048

Carre, M. 5332

Carroll, P. K. 5359 5852

Carter, H. K. 5614

Carter, S. L. 5184

Castro, E. A. 5610

Catoni, F. 5965

Ceausescu, N. 5037

Cecchi, J. L. 5093 5330 5389 5557

Cederquist, H. 5607 5751

Cerrina, F. 5948

Ceyzeriat, P. 5617

Chaghtai, M. S. Z. 5206 5234 5277

5527 5554 5744

Champeau, R. J. 5010 5157

Chan, K. K. 5225

Chang, E. S. 5327 5857

5312 5318 5338 5524

94
4. Author Index — Continued

Chang, T. N. 5049

Chantepie, M. 4865

Chao, T. S. 5155

Chardonnet, C. 5840

Chartier, A. 5918

Chase, L. F. 5133

Chatelet, J. 5494

Cheglokov, E. I. 5230

Cheng, C. C. 5268

Cheng, K. T. 4911 5160

Chetioui, A. 5905

Chevallier, P. 5905

Chien, R. L. 4949

Childs, W. J. 4932 5360

Chirkov, V. A. 5875

Christensen, T. E. 5003

Chung, K. T. 5199 5200

5860 6055T

Chung, S. 5412

Churilov, S. S. 5260 5947

Chuvatin, S. A. 5707

Cizek, J. 4902

Clark, B. 0. 4937

Clark, C. W.

5919 5936

Clark, D. L. 4866 5713

Clark, R. E. H. 6064T 6089T

Clyne, M. A. A. 5166

Cocke, C. L. 5619

Coffey, M. T. 5381

Cohen, L. 4862 5489

Cohen, M. 5265 5456

5407 5411 5506 5739

5657 5712 5884 5908

5264 5492 5588 5805 5828

5977

5457

Cohen, S. 5389 5513

Cok, D. R. 5344 5657

Cole, B. E. 4933

Cole, J. D. 5614

Collins, G. J. 4873

Comaskey, B. 5983A

Comer, J. 5222 5801

Connerade, J. P. 4854 5039

5450 5493

Conturie, Y. 5415

Conway, J. G. 5003 5081

Cooke, L. 5122

Cooke, R. L. 4951

Cooke, W. E. 5352

Cooper, D. 5515 5579

Cooper, J. W.

4933

Coste, A. 5494

Costello, J. 5852

Couillaud, B. 5333 5349

Cowan, R. D. 4862 4863

5415 5489

Cremer, C. 5909A

Crifo-Magnant, F. 5316

Crocker, A. 5690

Cromer, C. L. 5352

Crossley, R. 5829

Crosswhite, H. 5928

Crosswhite, H. M. 5239

Cuk, M. 5564

Culhane, J. L. 5466

Curl, R. F., Jr. 5276

5562 5797 5821 5835

5134

5674

5167

5714

5266

5858

5413 5414

5437 5113A 5902A 5983A

5600 5601 5953

5585 5788

4984

5784

5083

5830

5297 5302 5364

95
4. Author Index —Continued

Curnutte, B. 5619

Curtis, L. J. 4867 4869 4956 5031

5309 5495 5496 5621

6070T

Dabkiewicz, P. 5354 5585

Dalby, F. W.

5361

Dalgarno, A. 5208

Damaschini, R. 5741

Daniele, R. 5012 5050

Das, T. P. 4972 5478 5981

Dassen, H. W.

5859

David, D. 4985

Davies, P. B. 5790

Davis, B. F. 5199 5588 5860

Davis, D. S. 5791

Davis, J. 5045

De Bisschop, P. 5326 5772

de Clercq, E. 4875 5089 5259 5350

de Heer, F. J. 4989

De Lange, C. A. 5315

De Leeuw, D. M. 5315

De Marchi, A. 5914

De Michelis, C. 4856

de Saint Simon, M. 5281 5390 5533 5569

5151A

de Vlieger, G. J. N. E. 5861

DeMarchi, A. 5899

DeMichelis, C. 5232

DeSerio, R. 4957 5198 5416 5613

Debarre, A. 4980 5410

Delande, D. 4897 5840

Delgado-Barrio, G. 4986

5114 5160 5235

5827 5910 6065T

5634 5718 5768

5616

5236 5237 5752 5835

5207 5905

5616

Delsart, C. 4934 5497 5685

Delwiche, J. 5186

Dembczynski, J. 4920 4935 4987 5013 5435 5637 5715

Denis, A. 5213 5320

Denisov, V. P. 5864 5959

Denne, B. 4869 5114

Densberger, J. 5983A

Dernyatin, A. G. 5959

Derouard, J. 5084 5201

Deschepper, P. 5716

Desclaux, J. P. 4911 5168

Desesquelles, J. 5213 5320

Dezenberg, G. J. 5173

Dhez, P. 5725

Di Rocco, H. O. 5782

Dicke, R. 5233 5656 5906A

Dickow, H. 5236

Diebold, G. J. 5417

Dietrich, D. D. 5169 5862A

Dieulin, M. 4864 5587 5711

Dobryshin, V. E. 5863

Donnelly, K. E. 4896 5120

Donszelmann, A. 4916 4960 5384

5717 5861

Doreste Suarez, L. 4903

Dorsch, C. 5348

Dorschel, K. 5658 5864

Doschek, G. A. 4858 4930 5004 5079

5364 5415 5420 5784

Doughty, D. K. 5937

Doyle, J. G. 5255

5462 5566 5641 5673

5268 5297 5300

96
4. Author Index— Continued

Drake, G. W. F. 4868

Driker, M. N. 6080T

Drouin, R. 5171

Druetta, M. 5213 5320 5616 5624 5659

Druhl, K. 5638

Druzbick, J. 5865A

Dubau, J. 4924 4936 4996 5298 5403 5404 5477

5660 5802

Dubois, R. D. 5619

Ducas, T. W.

5014

Dufton, P. L. 5214

Dukart, R. J. 5862A

Duley, W. W.

5041 5196 5461

Dumont, G. 5105

Dumont, P. D. 5611

Duncanson, J. A., Jr., 4949

Dunn, M. H. 5292

Dunning, F. B. 5313

Dunning, T. H., Jr. 5085

Duong, H. T. 5281 5390 5484 5533 5569 5620 5634

5718 5741 5768 5151A . Duquette, D. W.

5937

Dutil, R. 5938

Duval, B. P. 5626

Dyall, K. G. 5304 5418 5419

Dzuba, V. A. 5719 5792

Ederer, D. L. 4933

Efthimion, P. C. 4859

Ehret, G. 5909A

Eichhorn, A. 5135 5086A

Eidelsberg, M. 5316

5696 5711

5500 5661 5720

5130

5721

5215

5722

5248

5723

5362

5724 5951

5752

Eissner, W.

4988

Ekberg, J. O. 4869 5016 5114 5267 5330 5498 5752

Ekstrom, C. 5618

El Himdy, A. 5584 5587

El Masri, Y. 5757

El Sherbini, T. M. 4989 5115

Elbel, M. 5020 5135 5086

Eliel, E. R. 5011 5108 5116

5363 5393 5499

Ellis, D. G. 5235 5621 6083T

Endert, H. 5800

Engleman, R., Jr. 4938 5087 5145

Engstrom, L. 4869 5114 5498

Epstein, G. L. 5501

Eriksson, K. B. S. 5939

Erkoc, S. 5767

Ermolaev, A. M. 5912

Ertmer, W.

4912 4987 5435

Esteva, J. M. 5689 5725

Evenson, K. M. 4969 5125

Ezra, G. S. 5940

Fabre, C. 4946 5216 5726

Faenov, A. Ya. 4861

Fahlman, A. 5948

Fairbank, W. M., Jr. 5740

Faisal, F. H. M. 5075

Falcone, R. W.

5001

Falkenburg, B. 4913

Fan, B. 4870

Farley, J. W.

4939 5502

Faucher, P. 5068 5403 5404 5660 5802

5479

97
4. Author Index —Continued

Fawcett, B. C. 4871 4905 5015 5016 5112 5117 5217

5314 5602

Fedoseev, V. N. 5959

Fedotov, S. I. 5800

Feldman, U. 4858 4862 4930 5004 5079 5268 5297

5300 5364 5415 5420 5645 5866

Feneuille, S. 5010 5503

Ferguson, A. I. 4877

Fernandez, F. M. 5610

Finkenthal, M. 4856 5187 5232 5295 5504 5562 5797

5821

Fischer, C. F. 5051 5118 5365 5411 5412 5505 5506

5589 5846 5867 6056T 6074T 6075T 6084T

Fisher, A. 4863

Flaks, I. P. 5882

Flambaum, V. V. 5719 5792

Folkmann, F. 5626 5901

Fonck, R. 4971 5291 5389

Fonseca, A. L. A. 5941

Foot, C. J. 5843

Forster, E. 5800

Fortner, R. J. 5136 5862

A

Fraenkel, B. S. 5187

Fraga, S. 4968

Fredriksson, K. 4940

Freed, K. F. 5221 5748 6061T

Freeman, R. R. 4860 4962 5202 5377 5465 5099A

Freund, R. S. 5201

Fricke, B. 5168 5868

Frieze, W. E. 5088 5366

Frohling, R. 5869

Frolich, D. 5561 5644

5224

5913

Fry, R. C. 5180

Fujimoto, T. 5249

Fujita, J. 5844

Fukuda, K. 5150 5249

5808

Gabriel, A. H. 4925 4926

Gaillard, M. L. 5332 5614

Gaily, T. D. 5092

Galan, M. 5367

Gallagher, T. F. 5017 5064

5727 5771

Gallardo, M. 5421 5583

Galli, M. 5803

Gammelgaard, P. 5238

Ganas, P. S. 4941 5329 6057T

Garavaglia, M. 5583

Garnir, H. P. 5611

Garrett, W. R. 5470

Garton, W. R. S. 5134 5239

Gaspar, R. 4872

Gauthe, B. 5725

Gawlik, W.

5383

Gay, J. C. 4897 5840

Gazit, Y. 5980A

Gebauer, H. 5233

Geisler, M. 5399

George, S. 4942 5507

Georgescu, S. 5870

Gerber, G. 5909A

Gerhardt, H. 5585 5648

5806

Gerstenberger, D. C. 4873

5391 5392 5429 5463 5559

5298 5403 5466 5660

5226

5103A

5328 5590 5694

5704

5649 5650 5651 5693 5728

98
4. Author Index —Continued

Ciacobino, E. 4857 4875 5089 5259 5350 5546 5558

5793 5966

Giannella, R. 5847

Gil, T.5942

Gilbert, S. L. 5662 5773

Giles, K. 4874

Ginibre, A. 5336

Ginter, M. L. 4910 4958 5826

Girard-Vernhet, D. 5905

Giusfredi, G. 5899 5914

Glab, W.

5663

Glab, W. L. 5780

Glaeser, N. 5488

Glass, R. 4876 4943 4944 5018 5269 5270 5299

5368 5422 5423 5424 5508 5563 5730

5731 5732 5871 6078T

Glembockis, J. 5577

Godefroid, M. 6054T 6058T 6075T

Godone, A. 5899 5914

Goett, S. J. 6089T

Golden, L. B. 6064T

Goldman, A. 5381

Goldman, M. 4859

Goldman, S. P. 4868

Goldovskii, V. L. 5137

Goldschmidt, Z. B. 5271 5425 5547 5729

Goldsmith, J. E. M. 4877

Goldsmith, S. 5775

Golts, E. Ya. 4850 4886 5325

Golz, G. 5656 5906A

Gomez, R. 5859

Gong, W.

5243

Goodman, G. L. 5346

Goodman, L. S. 4932 5360

Goodship, S. J. 5967A

Gorbett, M. J. 5507

Gordon, H. 5090

Goring, S. 5695 5822

Gornik, W.

5509

Gotz, K. 5800

Gough, D. S. 5968

Gould, H. 5169 5706

Gounand, F. 5694 5727

Goy, P. 4946 5216

Grafstrom, P. 5510 5630

Grandin, J. P. 4879 4914

Grant, I. P. 5039 5212

Grasdalen, G. L. 5511

Greenland, P. T. 5967

Greenlees, G. W.

4866 5713

Gregory, D. C. 5330 5557

Grethen, H. 4945

Griffin, D. C. 5426 5469

Griffin, P. M. 5330 5614

Griffith, J. A. R. 5369 5385

Grischkowsky, D. 4870

Grisendi, T. 4880

Gross, M. 4946

Grudzinskas, I. I. 5921

Grundevik, P. 4878 4947

Gruzdev, P. F. 5032 5749

Grynberg, G. 4857 4875

5657 5712 5884 5908

5915

5580 5733

5769

5272 5522 5705 5825 5976

5570 607 IT

5512 5630 5734 5781 5868

5089 5259 5350

99
4. Author Index — Continued

5718 5768 5151A

4978 5237 5256 5397

Guennou, H. 5052

Guern, Y. 4948

Guidara, K. 5482 5138A

Guimbal, P. 5569 5634

Gull, G. E. 5737

Gupta, R. 5027

Gustavsson, M. 4947 5734 5781

Guthohrlein, G. H. 5963

Gutii, A. I. 5077

Hall, J. L. 5342

Hallin, R. 4851 4853 4927

5568 5622

Halstead, J. A. 5427

Hamel, J. 4985 5447

Hamilton, P. A. 5790

Hamilton, W. H. 5014

Hammond, P. 5855

Hannaford, P. 5548 5735 5968

Hansch, T. W.

5127 5170 5333 5349

5650 5651 5693 5788

Hansen, J. C. 4949

Hansen, J. E. 5019 5293 5302 5365 5428 5476 5782

5807 5954 6076T

Hanser, A. 5561 5695 5822

Happer, W.

5027

Hardis, J. E. 5160 5407 5416 5612

Harley, R. T. 5819

Harmon, J. 5918

Haroche, S. 4946 5216 5580 5733

Harris, S. E. 5001 5345

Harrison, J. F. 5085

Harzer, R. 5082 5488

5585

5806

5648 5649

Hasama, T. 5429 5808

Hashimoto, S. 5240 5430

Hashizume, A. 5308

Hata, J. 5570 607 IT

Hatter, A. T. 5015 5217

Hayes, M. A. 5736

Heckmann, P. H. 5071 5072

Heddrich, W.

5864

Heine, G. 5261

Held, S. 5246

Heldt, J. 5872 5942

Hellmann, H. 5679 5892

Helms, H. A. 4952

Henke, L. 5347

Henry, R. J. W.

5258 5536

Herman, M. F. 6061T

Herman, R. 5876

Hermann, G. 4977

Herrick, D. R. 4990

Herter, T. 5737

Heully, J. L. 5738 5935

Hibbert, A. 5053 5091

Hicks, P. J. 5222

Hildum, E. A. 5788

Hill, K. W.

4859 5643

Hill, W. T., Ill 5739 5919

Hinds, E. A. 5088 5366

Hinnov, E. 4971 5291

5821 5835

Hinterlong, S. J. 4957 5242

Hippelein, H. 5323

5431

5073 5679 5837 5892 5962

5969

5623 5842

5802

5977

5795

5370 5389 5513 5531 5562

5379 5416 5627 5943A

100
4. Author Index —Continued

Hirota, E. Hutcheon, R. J. 5460 4951 5121

Hitchcock, A. P. Indelicato, P. 5273 5706 5905

Hlousek, L. Inguscio, M. 5740 5803

Ho, Y. K. Irwin, D. J. G. 4950 5591 6072T 5283 5339

Hobby, M. G. Isaak, G. R. 5090 5369 5385

Hodge, W. L. Ishii, K. 5797 5114 5970

Hoeffgen, H. Isolde Collaboration 5082 5533 5618

Hoffnagle, J. Itano, W. M. 5371 5372

Hofmann, H. Ivanov, L. N. 5944 5257 5334

Hofsaess, D. Ivanov, V. S, 5664 5959

Hogervorst, W. Ivanova, E. P. 4952 5011 5040 5108 5116 5130 5215 5537 6080T

5248 5362 5363 5393 5499 5721 5722 Jackel, S. 5723 5894 5957 5374 5375

Hohle, C. Jackson, A. R. G. 5020 5514 5138A 4874

Holt, R. A. Jackson, D. A. 5092 5140 5809

Horback, S. Jackson, D. J. 5873 5170

Horton, R. Jacques, C. 4859 5643 5171 5624

Houck, J. R. Jacquinot, P. 5737 5021 5281

Hovis, F. E. Jaffe, S. 5282 5166

Howell, R. H. Jain, K. 5136 5172

Huber, G. Jamar, C. 5281 5390 5533 5768 5307 5355

Hubin-Franskin, M. J. Jamelot, G. 5186 5052

Huddle, J. R. James, G. K. 5034 5433 5874

Huet, M. Jankowski, K. 5632 5139A 5434

Hughes, T. P. Jannitti, E.

' 4871 4880 5971

Hughes, V. W. Jaskolska, B. 5088 5353 5366 5776

Huhnermann, H. Jauregui, R. 5020 5514 5658 5864 5138A 5916A 5373

Huldt, S. Jelenkovic, B. 4869 5114 5237 5432 5752 5311 5378

Hulls, M. Jelley, N. A. 5872 4881 5319

Humphrey, L. M. Jeschonnek, F. 5202 5377 5728

Husson, X. Jeys, T. H. 4879 4914 5272 5522 5705 5825 5976 5313

5122

5629

5537 5823 5851 6080T

5659

5390 5533 5768 5151A

5387 5449 5568

101
4. Author Index — Continued

Jha, S. S. 5181

Jiang, Z. K. 5510 5544 5592 5682

Jitschin, W.

5022

Joelsson, I. 4882 5337

Johann, U. 4912 4987 5435 5479

Johannin-Gilles, A. 4948

Johansson, B. 5284

Johansson, S. 4991 5141 5432 5665 5972

Johnson, B. M. 5093 5330 5557

Johnson, C. E. 5054 5353

Johnson, D. 5643

Johnson, W. R. 4953 5739

Johnston, R. R. 5133

Jones, D. W.

5173

Jones, K. W.

5093 5330 5557

Jones, L. A. 5917

Jonsson, G. 5510 5639 5682

Jordan, C. 5203

Jordan, W. C. 5133

Jorgensen, P. 5074

Joshi, Y. N. 4883 4893 4906 5000 5055 5107 5174

5192 5218 5250 5343 5436 5534 5535

5555 5573 5574 5604 5680 5688 5765

5789 5880 5886 5932

Jost, R. 5084 5201

Joyce, R. R. 5511

Julien, L. 5219

Juncar, P. 5281 5390 5533 5569 5634 5718 5741

5768 5918 5151A

Jungen, M. 5742

Jupen, C. 5625 5752

Kachru, R. 5590 5694 5727 5771 5913

Kagan, D. T. 5437

Kagawa, T. 5274

Kalashnikov, M. P. 5800

Kallne, E. 5830 5831 5832 5833 5917

Kallne, J. 5830 5831 5832 5833

Kamke, W.

5135 5086A

Karazija, R. 5575

Karnatak, R. C. 5306 5725

Karpov, N. A. 5743 5863

Karwowski, J. 5275

Kash, M. M. 4976

Kaslahn, E. 5759

Kasper, J. V. V. 5276

Kastner, S. 0. 4884 5005 5043 5175 5278 5945 5973

Kato, H. 5810

Kaufman, V. 5129 5131 5142 5227 5341 5438 5515

5532 5541 5579 5600 5601 5666 5678

5761 5820 5841 5919

Kawamura, M. 5810

Kazakov, S. M. 5920

Keller, J. C. 4934 5497 5685

Keller, R. A. 5087 5145 5342

Kellman, M. E. 4990

Kelly, F. M. 5382

Kernahan, J. A. 5120 5283 5339 5556 5623 5629

Key, M. H. 4951 5122

Khan, M. A. 5439 5440

Khan, Z. A. 5206 5234 5277 5312 5318 5338 5744

Khawaja, E. 4993

Khristoforov, 0. V. 5920

Khvostenko, G. I. 5023

102
4. Author Index —Continued

Kickin, I. S. 5599

Kidd, P. W.

5003

Kim, Y. K. 4911 5411

Kimman, J. 5745

Kindt, S. 5509

King, G. C. 5855 5859

King, R. F. 5667

King, W. H. 5687

Kingston, A. E. 4921 5214 5254 5842 5907

Kiselius, R. S. 5921

Kisielinski, M. 5244 5387 5449 5568

Kittrell, C. 4928

Klapisch, M. 4922 4974 4975 5187 5374 5375

5441 5581 5692 5785 5838 5896

Klapisch, R. 5281 5390 5533 5569 5634 5718

5151A

Klar, H. 4992

Klar, M. 4992

Klein, H. A. 5319 5626 5679

Kleinpoppen, H. 5552 5553

Klempt, W.

5618

Kleppner, D. 4976 5014

Kloch, R. 5640

Kluge, H. J. 5354 5668 5933A

Knight, R. E. 6059T 6081T

Knobl, E. 5658

Knystautas, E. J. 4900 4915 5171 5616 5624 5659

Koenig, E. L. ., 5503

Koike, F. 4961

Kolb, C. E. 5189

Kompanets, 0. N. 5959

Kononov, E. Ya. 4885 4886 5260 5875 5947

Koos, I. 4872

Korneev, V. V. 4885 4886

Kotlikov, E. N. 5331

Kotochigova, S. A. 5863 5946

Kotz, U. 5094

Kovalev, V. I. 5947

Kowalski, F. V. 5342

Kowalski, J. 4923 5094 5095 5348 5351 5876 5922

Kozlov, M. G. 5024

Kponou, A. 5353

Kramida, A. E. 5875

Krasnoperov, L. N. 5376 5654

5927 Kraus, J. 5481

5768 Krause, M. 0. 5204 5948

Kremmling, H. 5668 5933A

Kreplin, R. W.

5300

Kroll, S. 5510 5769

Kronfeldt, H. D. 4954 5442 5877

Kropp, J. R. 5442 5877

Kruit, P. 5745

Kruse, T. H. 5093 5330 5557

Krutov, V. V. 4885 4886

Krylov, B. E. 5024

Krynetskii, B. B. 5743 5863

Kucal, H. 5923 4914 5976

Kuchiev, M. Ju. 5684

Kugel, H. W.

5539

Kuhnen, R. 5233

Kuhnert, A. 5111 5974

103
4. Author Index —Continued

5576 5669 5854

Kulagin, N. A. 5025 5026

Kupliauskiene, A. V. 4981 5241 5486 5490

5878 5882 5921 5949

Kupliauskis, Z. I. 4981 5241 5443 5490 5576 5669 5878

5882 5949

Kuske, P. 5319

LaVilla, R. E. 5029 5279

Labastie, P. 5558 5966

Labozin, V. P. 4890

Laguna, G. A. 5746

Lakicevic, I. S. 5564 5747 5924

Laloe, F. 5219

Lam, L. K. 5027

Lambert, D. 5494

Lamontagne, J. J. 5975A

Lan, V. K. 5197

Lang, P. F. 5444

Langenberg, A. 5220

Langlois, J. 4955 5176

Laporte, D. 5689

Larijani, F. 5049

Larkins, F. P. 5304 5418 5419

Larsson, S. 5829

Larzilliere, M. 5332

Lasnitschka, G. 4977

Latimer, C. J. 5667

Latush, E. L. 4873

Lauenstein, M. 5400

Laughlin, C. 5028 5445 5565 5950

Lawler, J. E. 4877 5170 5333 5349 5937

Lawson, K. D. 5205 5317

Lax, B. 5101 5182 5446

Le Dourneuf, M. 4953 5197

Le, H.5101 5446

Leavitt, J. A. 5169 5256 5622

Lebrun, P. 5716

Lecler, D. 4967 5616

Lecordier, R. 4887

Lee, E. P. F. 5056 5061

Lee, E. T. P. 5412

Lee, S. A. 5740

Lee, S. T. 4965

Lee, Y. S. 5221 5748

Legre, J. 5494

Leibacher, J. W.

5784

Lemen, J. R. 5784

Lemery, H. 5447

Lemoigne, J. P. 4967 5976

Les, Z. 5640

Lesage, A. 5924

Letokhov, V. S. 5097 5231

Leuchs, G. 4888 4993

Leventhal, M. 5539

Levinson, C. 5510 5630 5639

Levykin, Yu. A. 4850 5325

Lewis, C. L. S. 4951 5122

Lewis, D. A. 4866

Lewis, S. A. 5353

Li, H. H. 5030

Liao, P. F. 5202 5377 5099A

Liberman, S. 4889 4892 5010

5503 5533 5569

5062 5096 5280

5257 5334 5823 5851 5959

4994

5021

5634

5281

5718

5390

5768

5494

5151A

104
4. Author Index— Continued

Liening, H. 5399 5400 5448

Lilenfeld, H. V. 5282

Lin, C. C. 5412

Lin, C. D. 5686

Lin, F. C. 5681 5897

Lindel, H. 5399

Lindgard, A. 5031 5378 5622

Lindgren, I. 5734 5868 5925A

Lindroth, E. 5670

Lisitsa, V. S. 5921

Littman, M. G. 4976

Litzen, U. 4991 5141 5256 5432 5752 5856

Liu, J. B. 5681

Livingston, A. E. 4956 4957 5198 5242 5283 5379 5416

5627

Livshits, A. M. 4850 5325

Lobikov, E. A. 4890 4995

Loginov, A. V. 5032 5749

Lombardi, M. 5084 5201

Longmire, M. S. 4958 5826

Lorenzen, C. J. 4891 5177 5451 5593 5750 5783 5811

5926

Loulergue, M. 4936 5298 5466 5477 5660

Lu, R.5243

Lu, X.5243

Luc, P. 5113A

Lucatorto, T. B. 5154 5516 5739 5977

Lucke, K. 5578 5644

Luc-Koenig, E. 4892 5632 5838 6063T

Luke, T. M. 5786 5812

Lukyanov, S. Yu. 5707

Lundberg, H. 4878 4940

5682

Lundeen, S. R. 4937 5098

Lundin, L. 5568

Lunney, J. G. 5879

Lurio, A. 4870

Luther, G. 5100 5247

Lutz, O. 5655

MacAdam, K. B. 4939

Macfarlane, R. M. 5819

Machado, I. J. 5076

Magnusson, C. E. 4882 5337

Mahon, R. 5956

Majewski, U. 5929

Makat, W.

5728 5849

Makdisi, Y. 5704 5813

Malinovsky, M. 4996

Malvezzi, A. M. 5834

Mandelbaum, P. 5187 5374

5896 5927

Mandelstam, S. L. 4850 4885

Mankin, W. G. 5381

Mann, R. 5901

Mannervik, S. 5244 5311

5608 5751

Mansfield, M. W. D. 5380 5414

Marafi, M. 5704

Marchand, P. 5586

Marek, J. 5474

Margerie, J. 5787

Mariella, R., Jr. 5033

Marketos, P. 5551

5510 5512 5544 5592 5630

522£ 5344

5473

5779

5375 5376 5441 5692 5785

4886

5378

5752

5387 5449 5568 5607

5450 5452

105
4. Author Index— Continued

Marmar, E. S. 5295

Marmet, P. 5938

Marrus, R. 5169 5706 5915

Martensson, A. M. 4878

Martensson, N. 5284

Martensson-Pendrill, A. M. 5670 5738 5873

Martin, M. A. P. 5167 5858

Martin, W. C. 5057 5453 5814

Martinis, M. 5549

Martinson, I. 4869 5031 5114 5311 5752

Mason, H. E. 5006 5044 5178 5408 5753

Mathias, L. E. S. 5690

Matthews, D. L. 5136

Matthias, E. 5356 5509 5520 5728 5900 5925A 5930A

Mattioli, M. 4856 5232

Mayer, F. 5922A

Mayige, C. 4851 4853

Mazzoni, M. 4893 5055 5263 5303 5454 5455 5688

5789 5880

McAllister, H. C. 5571 5815

McCabe, M. K. 5571 5815

McConkey, J. W.

5859

McCullen, J. D. 5173

McEachran, R. P. 5456 5457

McFadden, D. L. 5417

McGuire, E. J. 5058

Mcllrath, T. J. 5154 5516 5739 5977

McKenzie, B. J. 5212

Mehlhorn, W.

5207 5209

Mehlman, G. 4933 5279

Meier, T. 5658

Meijer, F. G. 5458 5782

Meinders, E. 5144 5437

Meisel, G. 4912 5022

Meissner, E. 5047

Mendoza, C. 5816

Menzel, W.

5209

Merkelis, G. V. 5260

Meroz, E. 5441

Mescherkin, A. P. 5800

Meservey, E. 4859

Mies, F. H. 4959

Migdalek, J. 4894 4895

6079T

Mikhailov, Yu. A. 5800

Mikushkin, V. M. 5882

Milazzo, G. 5048

Miller, T. A. 5101 5182

Mirza, M. Y. 5041 5196

Mishin, V. I. 5097 5231

Mitchell, P. 5222 5801

Mizui, J. 4908

Mlekodaj, R. L. 5614

Mohr, P. J. 6087T

Mokler, P. H. 5901

Moore, C. E. 5035

Moores, D. L. 4988

Moos, H. W.

5295 5504

Morgenstern, R. 5305

Morillon, C. 4864 5010

Morita, S. 5844 5881

Morris, K. 5036 5183

5458

5082 5488 5561 5822 5843

4997 5671 5754 6060T 6069T

5201 5446 5465

5461

5257 5743 5851 5863 5959

5797

5410

106
4. Author Index —Continued

Moscardo, F. 4986

Moscatelli, F. A. 5459 5626 5672

Mosse, J. P. 5905

Mowat, J. R. 5034

Mueller, A. C. 5354 5618

Muller, H. G. 5745

Muller, H. R. 5837

Munch, G. 5323

Murakawa, K. 5845

Murcray, D. G. 5381

Murcray, F. H. 5381

Murcray, F. J. 5381

Murnick, D. E. 5539

Mushtaq, A. 5524 5527 5554

Myers, E. G. 4852 4881 5319

Nagai, K. 5460

Nagel, D. J. 5853

Nahon, J. 5265

Nakayama, S. 5382 5383

Naqvi, A. S. 5461

Naumann, R. A. 5672

Nayfeh, M. H. 5663 5780

Neijzen, J. H. M. 4916 4960 5384 5462 5566 5641 5673

5717

Neil, G. R. 5003

Nelson, E. T. 5539

Nestor, J. R. 5642

Neugart, R. 5618

Neukammer, J. 5517 5520 5543 5550 5594 5595 5609

5929 5978

Neumann, R. 4923 5094 5095 5351 5876 5922

New, R. 5369 5385

Newsom, G. H. 4854 5134 5413 5452

Nicol, J. L. 5817

Nicolosi, P. 5971

Niehaus, A. 5305

Nielsen, S. E. 5031

Nielsen, U. 5471 5928

Niemax, K. 4891 5177 5179 5451 5593 5750 5783

5811 5926

Nikitin, A. A. 5848A

Nilsson, L. 5512 5630

Nishimura, F. 4961

Niv, Y. 5539

Noehte, S. 4923 5094 5351 5876 5922A

Nomura, T. 5633

Nordling, C. 4851 4853 4927 4978 5397 5568

Noreland, T. 4851 4853 4978

Northway, S. J. 5180

Nowicki, G. 5695

Nunnemann, A. 5974

Nuroh, K. 5059

Nussbaumer, H. 5060 5245 5294 5386 5755

Nystrom, K. 4878

Oda, N. 4961

Odintsova, N. K. 4890 4995

Ogurtsov, G. N. 5882

Okasaka, R. 5463 5559

Olsen, J. 0. 4983

Olsson, G. 5464 5512 5518 5734 5781 5868

Olsson, T. 5721 5734 5781 5868

Onishi, Y. 5808

107
4. Author Index — Continued

Orihara, H. 5240

Orihara, S. 5431

Osterberg, U. 5873

Otten, E. W.

5354

Otto, P. 4902

Outred, M. 5782

O'Brien, R. 4881

O'Neill, J. A. 4896 5120

O'Sullivan, G. 5359 5691

O'Sullivan, M. S. 5756 5770

Paisner, J. A. 5983A

Pakhomov, M. T. 5707

Palffy, L. 5716 5757

Palmer, B. A. 4938 5087

Palmer, C. W. P. 5817 5818

Pandey, K. C. 5181

Panfilov, V. N. 5654

Panock, R. 4962 5101

Panteleev, V. N. 5864

Pantelouris, M. 5674

Parkinson, J. H. 5542

Parlag, A. M. 5077

Parmar, A. N. 5466

Parmer D. R. 5528

Patel, C. K. N. 5539

Payne, M. G. 5470

Peacock, N. J. 5090 5205

Peau, E. W.

5864

Pegg, D. J. 5330 5614

Pejcev, V. 5123 5324

5556

5852

5145 5342 5724 5951

5182 5202 5377 5465 5099A

5317 5530 5560

5519 5836

Pellegrin, P. 5716 5757

Pendrill, L. R. 4897 5179

Penent, F. 5840

Perdrix, M. 5597

Perez, J. D. 5133

Perschmann, W. D. 5758

Persson, W.

5019 5428

Pesnelle, A. 5281 5390

Petkevicius, J. 5577

Petley, B. W.

5036 5183

Petrini, D. 4924 4988

Pettersson, J. E. 5883

Pettersson, S, G. 5596

Pettini, M. 4880 5263

Pfeufer, V. 5628 5653

Phillips, K. J. H. 5784

Pichanick, F. M. J. 5088 5353

Pihl, J. 5237

Pikuz, S. A. 4861

Pilkuhn, H. 5549

Pillet, P. 5281 5390

Piltch, N. D. 5502

Pinard, J. 4889

5503

5151A

Pinard, M. 5219

Pindzola, M. 5146

Pinnington, E. H. 4896 5120

5629

Pipin, J. 5776

Pipkin, F. M. 4937 5098

Pittman, T. L. 5761

4892

5533

S.5184

5451 5721 5926

5782 5807

5533 5597 5768

5307 5355 5467 5468 5759

5303 5454 5455

5712 5884 5908

5366 5795

5533 5727 5768

5010 5021 5281 5390 5494

5569 5634 5718 5768 5918

5426 5469 5470

5161 5283 5339 5556 5623

5225

108
4. Author Index —Continued

Playford, C. St. Q.

5009

Plohn, H. J. 5347

Plumbe, R. D. 5002

Podobedova, L. I. 5321 5535

Pogrebnjak, P. S. 5193

Poirier, J. A. 4957

Pollock, C. R. 5276

Polyakov, A. G. 5864

Pomytkin, V. F. 4890

Popescu, D. 5037

Popescu, I. I. 5037

Post, B. H. 5363 5393

Postoi, E. N. 5152

Potapov, A. M. 5707

Potts, A. W.

5056 5061

Poulin, A. 5186

Poulsen, 0. 5078 5236

Praderie, F. 5307 5355

Pradhan, A. K. 4874 4898

Prestage, J. D. 5795

Prieels, R. 5757

Prilipko, V. K. 5210

Puric, J. 5564 5747

Pyper, N. C. 5551

Quad, R. 5135

Raassen, A. J. J. 5124 5285

Radler, K. 4963

Raftopoulos, V. 5891

Raghunathan, K. 5478

Ragozin, E. N. 5875

5875 5952

5499 5957

5062 5096 5280

5405 5406 5471 5703 5928

5831 5832

5924

5293 6076T

Rahimullah, K. 5206 5234

Rahman, A. A. 5720

Raimond, J. M. 5580 5733

Ralls, M. P. 5369 5385

Ramanujam, P. S. 5387 5495

Ramonas, A. A. 5038 5223

Ramos, M. T. 5905

Rand, S. C. 5651

Rapley, C. G. 5466 5660

Rashid, K. 5185 5440

Rassi, D.

5277 5312 5318 5338 5744

5496 5827 5910 6070T

5260 5321 5340 5472 5952

5123 5286 5433

Rathmann, P. W.

5622

Rathore, B. A. 5924

Ray, S. N. 4972 5981

Ray, W.

5160 5407 5612

Read, F. H. 5855

Reader, J. 4899 4917 4998 5042 5083 5100

5287 5288 5296 5322 5473 5501

5598 5675 5760 5794 5885 5953

Rebel, H. 5695 5822

5247

5521

Redi, 0. 5459 5672

Reese, J. M. 5528

Reeves, R. R. 5427

Reimche, A. 5628

Remijn, L. 5458

Reyna Almandos, J. G. 5421 5583

Rhodes, C K. 5132

Rice, J. E. 5295

Richardson, R. J. 5282

Ridgeley, A. 4871 5016 5217 5314

Rinkleff, R. H. 5147

109
4. Author Index —Continued

Rinneberg, H. 5517 5520 5543 5550 5594 5595 5609

5676 5728 5929 5978

Robaux, 0. 4980 5480

Roberts, J. R. 4900 4915 5761

Robinson, H. G. 5054

Rodbro, M. 4964

Rode, A. V. 5800

Roesch, L. P. 5371 5762

Roney, W.

4859 5643

Rose, S. J. 5039 5212

Rosen, A. 4947 5464 5734 5868

Rosenberg, R. A. 4965 5063

Rosenbluh, M. 5101 5182 5446

Rosenthal, S. J. 4966

Roski, B. 5488

Rosner, S. D. 5092

Ross, K. J. 5123 5286 5324 5433 5519 5836 5874

Roth, C. 5572 5763

Rothenberg, J. E. 5345

Rothermel, J. 5525

Rovera, G. D. 5899 5914

Rowan, W. L. 5761

Roxey, T. E. 5888

Roy, D. 5186

Rudkjobing, M. 5238

Rudnicka-Szuba, H. 5637 5715

Rudzikas, Z. B. 5599 5652 5921 5848A 5903

A

Ruff, G. A. 5224 5103A

Runge, S. 5597

Ruscic, B. 5764

5143

5472

5223

5521

5260

5535

5288

5885

5296

5952

5225 5226 5328 5694 5103A

6062T

Ryabtsev, A. N. 5038 5102

5321 5340

5979

Rydberg, S. 4947

Ryschka, M. 5474

Sadziuviene, S. 5652

Safia, H. A. 5522

Safinya, K. A. 5064 5224

Safronova, A. S. 4850 4861

Safronova, U. I. 4901 5475 6052T 6062T 6068T 6073T 6086T

6088T

Sage, F. 4967

Saha, H. P. 5944 6084T

Sahal-Brechot, S. 4996

Sakai, H. 5327

Saksena, G. D. 4918 5076 5252 5395 5567 5582 5636

5799 5850 5911

Salman-Zade, R. C. 5848A

Saloman, E. B. 4933 5279

Salomonson, S. 5518 5873 5969

Salop, A. 4989

Sampson, D. H. 6064T 6089T

Samson, J. A. R. 5540

Samsonov, B. F. 5230

Sanchez-Fernandez, M. J. 4903

Sanders, F. C. 6059T

Sanders, J. H. 5361

Sandner, N. 5207

Sandner, W.

5226 5328 5694 5103A

Sansonetti, C. J. 5228 5289 5605 5814

Sarma, V. N. 5765 5886

Sato, K. 5513 5821

110
4. Author Index —Continued

Sauthoff, N. R. 4859 5643

Saxena, K. M. S. 4968

Saykally, R. J. 4969 5125 5401

Schaaf, H. 5933A

Scharmann, A. 4977

Schatz, G. 5104 5695 5822

Schawlow, A. L. 4877

Schectman, R. M. 4956

Schinzler, B. 5618

Schlagheck, W.

5072

Schleicher, M. 4977

Schleinkofer, L. 5525

Schmidt, D. 5402 5509 5578

Schmidt, E. 5487 5545 5708

Schmidt, V. 5207

Schnatz, H. 5804 5839

Schneider, D. 5388

Schneider, F. 5728 5930A

Schneider, R. L. 5853

Schneider, R. T. 5888

Schonberger, P. 5459

Schonhense, G. 5929

Schroder, H. 5487 5545 5708

Schuessler, H. A. 5668 5933A

Schwarz, W. H. E. 5388

Schwebel, S. L. 5065

Schweitzer, N. 5187 5376 5581

Schwob, J. L. 4974 4975 5067

5581 5692 5785

Scott, N. S. 5229 5523

Seibert, B. 5158

5700 5701 5964

5887

5887

5785

5187

5797

5374

5896

5375

5927

5376

Semenov, R. I. 5211

Semple, D. J. 5461

Sen, K. D. 5066 6053T

Senashenko, V. S. 5475 6086T

Series, G. W.

5382 5383

Serrao, J. M. P. 5526

Serre, J. M. 5569 5634

Sevin, D. 5597

Shallis, M. J. 5904

Shawyer, R. E. 5183

Shelby, R. M. 5819

Sheppard, M. G. 5221

Shestakov, A. F. 6080T

Shiloh, J. 4863

Shimon, L. L. 5137

Shirley, D. A. 4965 5063

Shlyaptsev, V. N. 6088T

Shlyaptseva, A. S. 6088T

Shorer, P. 5208

Shujauddin, Q.

5524 5527

Shure, M. A. 5737

Shustryakov, V. M. 5863

Sichel, J. M. 4955 5176

Sidelnikov, Y. V. 4886

Siegel, A. 5333 5349

Siese, M. 5931A

Silver, E. 5643

Silver, J. D. 4852 4881

5679

Silverans, R. E. 5105 5326

Silverman, M. P. 5188

5548 5735 5968

5718 5768 5151A

5554

5112 5319 5530 5602 5626

5766 5772

111
4. Author Index — Continued

Silverstone, H. J. 4902

Simpson, F. R. 5623

Sims, J. S. 5528

Simsek, M. 5767

Simsek, S. 5767

Sinzelle, J. 4991

Sivtsev, V. I. 5599

Sklizkov, G. V. 5800

Skovpen, Yu. I. 5529

Smentek-Mielczarek, L. 5846 5867

Smeyers, Y. G. 4903

Smid, H. 5476 5954

Smirnov, Yu. M. 5008

Smith, B. C.

Smith, G. 5889

Smith, K. A. 5313

Smith, S. J. 4993 4994

Smitt, R. 5796

Sokolov, Yu. L. 5955

Sokolowski, A. 5434

Solomon, A. M. 5137

Sonntag, B. 5487 5545 5708 5887

Souw, E. K. 5890

Spector, N. 4974 4975 5067 5246 5306 5398 5491

5677 5980A

Spence, D. 5290

Spencer, W. P. 5014

Srivastava, R. P. 5574

Staaf, 0. 4851 4853 4927 4978 5397 5568

Stacey, D. N. 5640 5817 5818 5843 5916A

Stacey, V. 5640 5916A

Stachowska, E. 5715

Stamp, M. F. 5317 5530

Stanton, A. C. 5189

Stebbings, R. F. 5313

Steenman-Clark, L. 4936 5068

Stehlin, T. 5348

Stelmakh, 0. M. 5743 5863

Steudel, A. 5047 5126

Stewart, R. E. 5862A

Stinner, P. 4987

Stodiek, W.

4859 5643

Stoeckel, F. 5332

Stoicheff, B. P. 4970 5106

Stoll, H. 5538

Storey, P. J. 5060

Storz, R. H. 4860

Stratton, B. C. 5797

Streib, J. 5668 5933A

Streif, V. F. 5615

Striganov, A. R. 4890 4995

Stroke, H. H. 5459 5672

Strumia, F. 5803

Sucher, J. 5080

Suckewer, S. 4971 5291

5797 5821

Sugar, J. 4900

5516

5761

Suhr, H. 4923

Sun, H. 5221

Sureau, A. 5052

Suremeian, A

5037

4915

5532

5820

5560

5298 5404 5660 5802

5158 5628 5653 5931

A

4962

5756 5770

5178 5245 5294 5386 5755

5798

5370 5389 5513 5531 5562

5835 5866

5129 5227 5341 5438 5515

5579 5600 5601 5678 5739

5841 5919

5094 5351 5876 5922A

6061T

112
4. Author Index — Continued

Sushkov, 0. P. Thibault, C. 5719 5792 5281 5390 5533 5569 5634 5718 5768

Suzer, S. 5151A

5069 5070 5190 5209 Thomas, C. Svanberg, S. 5480 5497 5685

4878 4940 5510 5544 5592 5630 5639 Thompson, A. 5769 5907

Svendenius, N. Thompson, D. C. 5148 5149 5779 5770

Svensson, L. A. Thompson, R. C. 5796 5561 5695 5822

Swainson, R. A. Thornton, G. 5912 5063

Sweeney, B. V. Thorsen, P. 5489 5928

Sylwester, B. Timmermann, A. 4885 5191 5356 5483 5578 5644 5701 5702

Sylwester, J. 5728 5849 5900 5925A

4885 Tittel, F. K.

Szostak, D. 5276

5758 Tiwary, S. N. TFR Group 5842

4904 5477 5504 Tokarev, V. I.

Tahira, S. 5331

4961 Tomiyama, T.

Taleb, A. 5810

5503 Tomkins, F. S. Talman, J. D. 4979 5239 5889 5956

5786 Tondello, G.

Tarn, A. C. 5971

4999 Ton-That, D. Tanaka, K. 6067T

5460 Torbohm, G.

Tao, S. Y. 5868

5155 Touchard, F.

Tarng, S. S. 5281 5390 5533 5569 5634 5718 5768

5502 5151A

Tatewaki, H. Tozzi, G. P. 5633 4880 5263 5303 5455 5491

Taiinppn A Traber, F. 5527 5082 5233 5488 5656 5906A

Tavernier, M. Trabert, E. 5706 4852 4905 5071 5072 5073 5112 5319

Taylor, K. T. 5602 5679 5683 5837 5892 5962

5523 Trager, F.

Tech, J. L. 5095 5348

5820 5841 Tran, N. H.

Telegdi, V. L. 5590 5727 5771 5913

5371 Trefftz, E. Temkin, A. 5944

4982 5146 5153 5195 Triebe, U.

Tepchan, G. G. 5126

5552 5553 Trigueiros, A.

Terry, J. L. 5752

5295 Trollmann, G.

Thakur, A. K. 5525

4919 Tropper, A. C.

Thakur, L. 5819

Tsika, M.

Theodosiou, C. E. 4865

5209 5891 5910 i

113
4. Author Index — Continued

Tuilier, M. H. 5677 5689

Tunitsyn, I. I. 5946

Tunnell, T. W.

5603

Turbiner, A. V. 5631

Tutlis, V. I. 4981 5921 5949 5903A

Uchiike, M. 5808

Ueda, K. 5150 5249 5391 5392

Ugrin, S. Y. 5893

Uhlenbusch, J. 5890

Uijlings, P. 5144 5192

Urnov, A. M. 4885 4886 4901

Vach, H. 5622

Vaidyanathan, A. G. 5014

Vainshtein, L. A. 6073T

Vajed-Samii, M. 4972 5981 6067T

Vakula, V. V. 5253

Van Baak, D. A. 4937

Van den Cruyce, J. M. 5105 5326 5766

Van der Wiel, M. J. 5745

Van Hove, M. 5326 5772

van Kleef, T. A. M. 4883 4906 5000 5055 5107 5174 5192

5218 5250 5285 5343 5436 5534 5535

5555 5573 5574 5604 5680 5932

van Leeuwen, K. A. H. 5040 5108 5116 5130 5215 5363 5393

5499 5894 5957

van Linden van de Heuvell, H. B. 5913

van Wijngaarden, A. 4868

van Wyngaarden, W. L. 5536

Veck, N. J. 5542

Veje, E. 4869 5114 5378 5622

Venugopalan, A. 5567 5582 5636 5799 5850

Verges, J. 5149 5289 5113A 5902A

Verhaegen, G. 6058T

Verkhovtseva, E. T. 5193

Veseth, L. 5194 5310

Vialle, J. L. 5281 5390 5484 5533 5569 5634 5718

5768 5151A

Victor, G. A. 5028

Vidolova-Angelova, E. P. 5231 5257 5334 5537 5823 5851

Vitrant, G. 5580 5733

Voelker, M. 4942

Volonte, S. 4925 4926 5298 5660

Vol'dman, M. L. 5253

von Goeler, S. 4859 5643 5802

von Oppen, G. 5758

Voss, H. 5887

Voss, M. 5958 5109A 5119A

Vukstich, V. S. 5152 5778 5824

Wagner, H. 5514 5658

Wagner, W.

5864

Wagstaff, C. E. 5292

Wahlstrom, C. G. 5639

Wakid, S. 5153 5195

Walker, D. 5256

Wallmeroth, K. 5668 5933A

Walther, H. 4888 4993 4994

Wang, J. C. 5001

Wangler, J. 5347

Ward, L. 5397 5568

Wasada, N. 5308

Watel, G. 5597

Watson, R. L. 5220

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4. Author Index —Continued

Watts, R. N. 5662 5773

Weber, K. H. 5177

Wedig, U. 5538

Weinberger, D. A. 5502

Weinberger, E. 4970 5106

Weis, A. 5371

Weiss, A. W.

5774

Weiss, W.

5958 5 109A 5119A

Wells, M. 5904

Wendlandt, D. 5126

Wendt, K. 5618

Wenz, R. 5728 5930A

Werel, K. 5335 5398

Werner, A. 5110

Werth, G. 5647 5698 5699 5804 5839

West, P. J. 5578 5644 5728 5849 5964 5930A

Wetzel, H. E. 5887

Whineland, D. J. 5372

Whitaker, T. J. 5409

White, J. C. 4962

White, J. R. 5220

White, M. D. 5324

White, M. G. 5063

Whitefield, P. D. 5166

Wieman, C. 5127 5662 5773

Wiggins, R. L. 5459 5672 5394A

Wijnen, H. 5861

Willison, J. R. 5001 5982

Wills, M. S. 5690

Wilson, M. 5433 5519 5836 5874 5895 5916A

Windholz, L. 5128

Wing, W. H. 4939 5502

Winkler, K. 4923 5094 5351 5922

Winkler, R. 4945 5442 5877 5958 5109A 5119A

Winter, H. 4973

Wittmann, W.

5347

Wohrer-Beroff, K. 4875

Wolffer, N. 5597

Wong, W. S. 5155

Wood, 0. R., Ill 5539

Woodgate, G. K. 5817 5843

Woodruff, P. R. 5540

Worden, E. F. 5081 5113A 5902A 5983A

Wort, D. J. H. 5002 5967A

Woznicki, W.

5776

Wuilleumier, F. 5207

Wyart, J. F. 4907 4991 5081 5129 5251 5296 5341

5432 5482 5541 5581 5785 5838 5896

5113A 5 138A 5902

Wynne, J. J. 4909 4979 5301

Xu, G. X. 5770

Yaakobi, B. 5415

Yakhontov, V. L. 5684

Yakobson, N. N. 5898

Yakovlev, V. P. 5955

Yamaguchi, N. 4908

Yeager, D. L. 5074 6061T

Yin, G. 5243

Young, J. F. 5001 5345

Young, W. A. 5041 5196

Younger, S. M. 5516 6066T

115
4. Author Index —Continued

Yurtsever, E. /.nunik, 1. A. 5075 4885 4886

Zaal G I Zhmenyak, Yu. V. 4952 5116 5130 5152 5777 5778 5824

Zaro petti, P. Zhu, X. H. 5965 5681 5897

/.finp^npnnvi I P

Zigler, A. 5137 5778 5824 4974 4975 5067 5374 5375 5441 5692

Aavplnvipn I 5927

5132 Zimmerman, M. L. Zegarski, B. R. 5465 Zimmermann, D. /phnnpr A 5110 5111 5974

5371 Zimmermann, G.

/pi nrtpti 1 5305

5197 5316 6077T Zimmermann, r. /pIlPnPnifA V nil 4913 5111

5230 Z,mora, H.

/7pttprhprp .run j'l i c, 1P O\ y -. 4974 4975 5067 5374

1+OoZ ooo * C77Q

zu Putlitz, G.

Ziiiang, w. 4923 5094 5095 5348 5351 5876 5922A

5243

Zherikhin, A. N. 5959

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