The history of the discovery of stable isotopes and later, their influence of chemical and
physical phenomena originates in the 19th century with discovery of radioactivity by …

The discovery of chemically induced mass-independent isotope fractionation in ozone
formation 40 years ago revealed a new type of isotope effect that was not considered within …

The ultrafast structural, Jahn–Teller (JT) driven, electronic coherence mediated quantum
dynamics in the CH4+ and CD4+ cations that follows sudden ionization using an XUV …

Vacuum ultraviolet (UV) light at a well-defined wavelength excites N 2 to different vibronic
levels of the singlet electronic states that strongly interact through nonadiabatic coupling …

The origin and evolution of the 14 N/15 N ratio of Titan's atmosphere has long been a
subject of debate. Clearly a better understanding of the N isotopic fractionation mechanism …

Stable isotope ratio measurements have been used as a measure of a wide variety of
processes, including solar system evolution, geological formational temperatures, tracking of …

Abstract Rare isotope (13C, 17O and 18O) substitutions can substantially change absorption
line positions, oscillator strengths and photodissociation rates of carbon monoxide (CO) in …

We report on fully quantum electronic-nuclear dynamics following sudden ionization from
the neutral in the three lowest electronic states of the CH4+ and CD4+ cations. There is a …

We report a combined experimental and theoretical study on the effect of autoionizing
resonances in time-resolved photoelectron spectroscopy. The coherent excitation of N 2 …

Following ionization by an extreme ultraviolet (XUV) attosecond pulse train, a polyatomic
molecule can be promoted to more-than-one excited states of the residual ion. The ensuing …