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This part of the World Wide Web is dedicated to ZEKE Spectroscopy and related fields. We hope it will serve as a platform for lively discussion and a valuable source of information for all people interested in theoretical and experimental aspects of ZEKE Spectroscopy.

Please help in alerting me to any publications I have missed or should include. Send your suggestions to schlag@ch.tum.de.

For other information consult the Home Page of Prof. Schlag | Home Page of the Institute
Charge transport in proteins, ZEKE Spectroscopy


Introduction & Educational

ZEKE spectroscopy is a new very high resolution spectroscopy for the study of cations, anions and, indirectly through these species, of neutrals, including very short lived intermediates in chemical reactions and as such has even yielded the first direct spectroscopic data on elusive transition states of chemical reactions (Neumark). The initial experiments were carried out in 1984 (Chem. Phys. Lett. 112, 291-294 (1984) K. Müller-Dethlefs, M. Sander and E.W. Schlag). It provides measurement to a very high degree of accuracy and at a resolution three orders of magnitude better than previous techniques. This new spectroscopy has yielded highly accurate spectroscopic results, ionization potentials, bond energies, etc. for molecular ions using a reasonably straightforward experimental setup. A general list of molecules studied is appended.

What is ZEKE Spectroscopy?
How does ZEKE spectroscopy work ?
Field Locking ZEKE states


List of Published Articles

A list of ZEKE papers world wide
Now maintained by H.L. Selzle in Garching (TU Munich)


Preprints & submitted


Noteworthy books

           

Zeke Spectroscopy Cambridge University Press, 1998

Zeke Spectroscopy       

                                                                        

Rydberg Atoms

Rydberg States of Atoms and Molecules


Noteworthy Review Articles


The ZEKE Database

Now maintained by W.J. Knott in Garching (TU Munich)


Hot topics

About experimental parameters


ZEKE Research groups and individual researchers


Editorial Announcements


Comments & Letters


Information about ongoing meetings



ZEKE lite


If you have questions or suggestions please send an E-Mail to:

schlag@ch.tum.de

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