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June 28, 1990Journal of Physics B Atomic Molecular and Optical Physics

Medium resolution studies of extreme ultraviolet emission from N₂by electron impact: the effect of predissociation on the emission cross section of the b¹Πustate

G. K. James J. M. Ajello B Franklin D. E. Shemansky

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Medium resolution studies of extreme ultraviolet emission from N2 by electron impact: the effect of predissociation on the emission cross section of the b 1Πu state, G K James, J M Ajello, B Franklin, D E Shemansky

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