THE ENERGY OF INTERACTION OF GROUND AND EXCITED STATE HYDROGEN ATOMS. PART II
Abstract
A comparative analysis is presented about several different types of molecular wave functions. The discussion is oriented towards the calculation of potential energy curves, that is, the electronic energy, over a wide range of internuclear separations and not only the small separations which are important in chem AD-264 181Div. 2, 25, 8U (TIPSP/TL) Uppsala U. (Sweden). LIGHTNING DISCHARGE PATHS PHOTOGRAPHED IN DAYLIGHT AND ANALYSED BY SIMULTANEOUS VARIATIONS OF MAGNETIC FIELD COMPONENTS, by Harald Norinder and Edgar Knudsen. Feb 61, 16p. incl. illus. (Scientific note no. 5) (Contract AF 61(052)171) (AFCRL-733)Unclassified report Reprint from Arkiv for Geofysik 3:375-390, 1961. (Copies not supplied by ASTIA) DESCRIPTORS: (*Lightning, Electric discharges, Flight paths, Photography, Oscilloscopes.) (Analysis, Magnetic fields, Electromagnetic fields, Photographic equipment, Cameras, Elec tronic circuits, Astronomical observatories, *Photographic recording systems, Photographic analysis.) Sweden. Field stations were operated during the thunderstorm seasons. The station made records of magnetic field variations from lightning, up to a distance of 20 km. These were obtained by frame aerials in combination with aperiodic amplifiers and simultaneously recording cathode-ray oscillographs. The aim was to compare the oscillographic results with simultaneous daylight pictures of the lightning paths, which were obtained by a specially developed photographic device. The combined photographic and oscillographic method made it possible to decide if all multiple discharges in a lightning flash followed in the same or in different directions. (Author)
Document Details
- Document Type
- Technical Report
- Publication Date
- Jun 19, 1961
- Accession Number
- AD0264180
Entities
People
- Paul Edward Cade
Organizations
- University of Wisconsin–Madison