Book contents
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- Preface
- 1 Introduction
- 2 Rydberg atom wavefunctions
- 3 Production of Rydberg atoms
- 4 Oscillator strengths and lifetimes
- 5 Black body radiation
- 6 Electric fields
- 7 Pulsed field ionization
- 8 Photoexcitation in electric fields
- 9 Magnetic fields
- 10 Microwave excitation and ionization
- 11 Collisions with neutral atoms and molecules
- 12 Spectral line shifts and broadenings
- 13 Charged particle collisions
- 14 Resonant Rydberg–Rydberg collisions
- 15 Radiative collisions
- 16 Spectroscopy of alkali Rydberg states
- 17 Rf spectroscopy of alkaline earth atoms
- 18 Bound He Rydberg states
- 19 Autoionizing Rydberg states
- 20 Quantum defect theory
- 21 Optical spectra of autoionizing Rydberg states
- 22 Interseries interaction in bound states
- 23 Double Rydberg states
- Index
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- Preface
- 1 Introduction
- 2 Rydberg atom wavefunctions
- 3 Production of Rydberg atoms
- 4 Oscillator strengths and lifetimes
- 5 Black body radiation
- 6 Electric fields
- 7 Pulsed field ionization
- 8 Photoexcitation in electric fields
- 9 Magnetic fields
- 10 Microwave excitation and ionization
- 11 Collisions with neutral atoms and molecules
- 12 Spectral line shifts and broadenings
- 13 Charged particle collisions
- 14 Resonant Rydberg–Rydberg collisions
- 15 Radiative collisions
- 16 Spectroscopy of alkali Rydberg states
- 17 Rf spectroscopy of alkaline earth atoms
- 18 Bound He Rydberg states
- 19 Autoionizing Rydberg states
- 20 Quantum defect theory
- 21 Optical spectra of autoionizing Rydberg states
- 22 Interseries interaction in bound states
- 23 Double Rydberg states
- Index
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- Rydberg Atoms , pp. vii - xiiPublisher: Cambridge University PressPrint publication year: 1994