Inelastic scattering of N2 from water ice

Article Abstract:

A study was conducted to analyze the inelastic scattering of N2 from water ice using time and state-resolved molecular-beam and laser spectroscopic methods. A pulsed solenoid-valve nozzle was utilized as the molecular-beam source. Laser ionization was then carried out to determine the gas density of the N2 molecules. Results indicated a trapping-desorption channel supporting rotational and velocity distributions for a range of incident energies.

Analysis, Usage, Water, Ice, Scattering (Physics), Molecular beams, Laser spectroscopy, Nitrides

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Numerical study of a fragile three-dimensional kinetically constrained model

Article Abstract:

A numerical study of the north-or-east-or-front (NEF) model, the three dimensional generalization of the east facilitated spin model is presented. The equilibrium dynamics of the NEF model through measurements of alpha-relaxation time scales, distributions of relaxation times, and the growth of dynamic correlation lengths and four-point susceptibilities are described.

Science & research, Chemistry, Physical and theoretical, Physical chemistry, Electric fields

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