Erratum: “Wavelengths, Transition Probabilities, and Energy Levels for the Spectra of Rubidium (Rb I through Rb XXXVI)” [J. Phys. Chem. Ref. Data 35, 301–421 (2006)]

Abstract

A new internally contracted multi-reference configuration interaction method

Valence and Core-Valence Effects in N-Like Kr, Rb and Sr Ions

“…2, we compare the theoretical data from [1,3,10,11] with our theoretical values. The trend of the other theoretical results follows the theoretical predictions (VV) fairly well.…”

“…The trend of the other theoretical results follows the theoretical predictions (VV) fairly well. It should be noted that the data given in [1,3,10,11] provided the rst systematic study of transition rates ratios and served as a probe of intermediate coupling in the N -like system.…”

Quasiclassical quantum defect theory and the spectrum of highly excited rubidium atoms

“…Although the proposed functional form of the potential (11) is highly plausible on physical grounds outside the inner core region r > Z − 1 3 , prima facie it ap- pears to be inconsistent to lump the aforementioned relativistic many-body forces into an effective single-electron potential of the functional form (11), so that it provides an accurate description also for small distances Z −1 < r < Z − 1 3 . In the absence of a better microscopic theory for an effective single-electron potential V eff (r; j, l) describing the fine splitting of the spectrum of the outermost electron in the alkali atoms, we introduce a cutoff at a distance r so (l) with Z −1 < r so (l) < Z − 1 3 so that the effective single-electron potential is now described by the following modified potential:…”

Anomalous two-photon spectral features in warm rubidium vapor

“…1 incorporated with known branching ratios [33,34,[38][39][40]. Figure 8 shows numerical simulations of P e ( ie , gi ) averaged over a Gaussian distribution of velocities and integrated over an average beam crossing time, when gi,± = i and ie,+ = i /10.…”