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... coordinates . where μ , the reduced mass , is defined in terms of the electronic mass me and the proton mass Mp as 1 ... coordinates . However , for central - force problems ( that is , the force of attraction is spherically symmetric ) ...
... coordinates . where μ , the reduced mass , is defined in terms of the electronic mass me and the proton mass Mp as 1 ... coordinates . However , for central - force problems ( that is , the force of attraction is spherically symmetric ) ...
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... coordinates of a pair of electrons . Actually this principle applies to all the fermions . On the other hand , the wave func- tion of bosons is symmetric to the exchange of the coordinates . For a given homonuclear diatomic molecule ...
... coordinates of a pair of electrons . Actually this principle applies to all the fermions . On the other hand , the wave func- tion of bosons is symmetric to the exchange of the coordinates . For a given homonuclear diatomic molecule ...
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... coordinates x , y , and z , then there will be 3N coordinates for the entire system ( molecule ) . Since the molecule has translational , rotational , and vibrational motion , these 3N coordinates can be assigned to each of the motions ...
... coordinates x , y , and z , then there will be 3N coordinates for the entire system ( molecule ) . Since the molecule has translational , rotational , and vibrational motion , these 3N coordinates can be assigned to each of the motions ...
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PREFACE | 1 |
NUCLEAR QUADRUPOLE RESONANCE SPECTROSCOPY | 29 |
NUCLEAR MAGNETIC RESONANCE SPECTROSCOPY | 52 |
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