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The general expressions for the time-dependent fluorescence depolarization caused by anisotropic rotation diffusion have been obtained. It is shown that after an instantaneous exciting light pulse, the parallel and perpendicular components of fluorescence can have a maximum of six exponential decays and the difference of these two components a maximum of five decays. The present results differ from those of previous studies and the differences are discussed.

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X- ray photoemission study of the interaction of oxygen and air with clean cobalt surfaces

Brundle

1976

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Picosecond studies of the cage effect and collision induced predissociation of iodine in liquids

Chuang

Hoffman

Eisenthal

1974

Chemical Physics Letters

237

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T. J. Chuang

Interpretation of the x-ray photoemission spectra of cobalt oxides and cobalt oxide surfaces

Core and valence level photoemission studies of iron oxide surfaces and the oxidation of iron

Theory of Fluorescence Depolarization by Anisotropic Rotational Diffusion

X- ray photoemission study of the interaction of oxygen and air with clean cobalt surfaces

Picosecond studies of the cage effect and collision induced predissociation of iodine in liquids

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