Journal of Quantitative Spectroscopy & Radiative Transfer 1991: Vol 46 Index & Table of Contents

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Journal of
Quantitative
Spectroscopy &
Radiative
Transfer
List of Contents and Author Index
Volume 46, 1991
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List of Contents
NUMBER 1
R. Dgani and J. Cernohorsky Second angular moment closure on _ flux-limited
neutrino diffusion theory
G. Jia, Y. Yener, and Radiation between two concentric spheres separated by
J. W. Cipolla, Jr. a participating medium
J. Haekel and H. Mader Speed-dependent T7,-relaxation rates of microwave
emission signals
S. A. El-Wakil, M. T. Attia, Radiative transfer in a spherical inhomogeneous
and E. M. Abulwafa medium with anisotropic scattering
M. S. Dimitrijevic and Stark broadening of Li(I) lines
S. Sahal-Bréchot
J. B. Nee Ultraviolet absorption of Cl,O
Suresh C. Mehrotra An empirical procedure for estimating collision-
induced line-widths
NUMBER 2
C. E. Siewert and 63 On coupled conductive—radiative heat-transfer prob-
J. R. Thomas, Jr. lems in a sphere
C. Flannery, J. J. Klaassen, 73 Measurement of self-broadening of the ozone v,
M. Gojer, J. I. Steinfeld, transitions
M. Spencer, and
C. Chackerian, Jr.
P. H. Hauschildt and R. Wehrse 81 Solution of the special relativistic equation of radiative
transfer in rapidly expanding spherical shells
C. W. Lui, M. W. P. Cann, 99 Inclusion of clouds and rain in atmospheric slant path
and R. W. Nicholls calculations
M. R. Jones and M. Q. Brewster 109 Radiant emission from the aluminum—water reaction
S. C. Snyder, L. D. Reynolds, 119 Gas temperatures in an atmospheric thermal plasma jet
C. B. Shaw, Jr., and at large radii from Rayleigh lineshape measurements
R. J. Kearney
NUMBER 3
T. T. Charalampopoulos 125 Effects of soot agglomeration on radiative transfer
and H. Chang
Ranga B. Myneni and 135 A simplified formulation of photon transport in leaf
Barry D. Ganapol canopies with scatterers of finite dimensions
Junyi Dong and R. J. Kearney Symmetrizing, filtering and Abel inversion using
Fourier transform techniques
Isao Hirano Larmor precession in Zeeman spectra of the Cs-D, line
K. Kamiuto Application of the emerging-intensity fitting method
for inverse scattering problems to a system bounded by
transparent plates
G. J. Pert The effects of coherence and redistribution on radiative
transfer in large velocity gradients
M. I. Mishchenko Reflection of polarized light by plane-parallel slabs
containing randomly-oriented, nonspherical particles
Yongzhang Leng and The excited-state population distribution of titanium
Robert J. Kearney atoms in a d.c. argon plasma jet at atmospheric
pressure
D. A. Benoy, A novel collisional radiative model with a numerical
J. A. M. van der Mullen, bottom and an analytical top i
B. van der Sijde, and
D. C. Schram
A. Bauer and M. Godon Temperature dependence of water-vapor absorption in
linewings at 190 GHz
NUMBER 4
G. C. Pomraning A model for interface intensities in stochastic particle
transport
M. Sammartino and Flux-limiting in stochastic transport
G. C. Pomraning
Hsin-Sen Chu, Ling-Chia Weng, Combined conduction and radiation in absorbing,
and Chung-Jen Tseng emitting and anisotropically-scattering, concentric,
spherical media
Ranga B. Myneni, Transport theory for a leaf canopy of finite-
Alexander L. Marshak, dimensional scattering centers
and Yuri V. Knyazikhin
P. S. Swathi, T. W. Tong, and Scattering of electromagnetic waves by cylinders
G. R. Cunnington, Jr. coated with a radially-inhomogeneous layer
Thomas M. Goyette, Wei Guo, 293 Variable temperature pressure broadening of HNO, in
Frank C. DeLucia, and the millimeter wave spectral region
Paul Helminger
A. T. M. Wilbers 299 The VUV emissivity of a high-pressure cascade argon
and D. C. Schram arc from 125 to 200 nm
K. Kamiuto, M. Iwamoto, 309 Albedos and asymmetry factors of the phase functions
T. Nishimura, and M. Sato for packed-sphere systems
J.-P. Bouanich, C. Boulet, 317 Lineshapes and broadening coefficients in the v, band
G. Blanquet, J. Walrand, of C,H, in collision with Kr and He
and D. Lambot
K. Jungnickel and H.-G. Rubahn = 325 Laser-spectroscopic investigations of NaLi (A'=*)
J. I. Frankel 329 Computational attributes of the integral form of the
equation of transfer
F. G. Lether and P. R. Wenston 343 Elementary approximations for Dawson’s integral
NUMBER 5
A. A. Kutepov, D. Kunze, 347 The solution of radiative transfer problems in molecu-
D. G. Hummer, and lar bands without the LTE assumption by accelerated
G. B. Rybicki lambda iteration methods
G. J. Pert 367 Radiative transfer in cylindrical plasmas
A. T. M. Wilbers, J. J. Beulens, 385 Radiative energy loss in a two-temperature argon
and D. C. Schram plasma
H. Y. Li and M. N. Ozisik 393 Simultaneous conduction and radiation in a two-
dimensional participating cylinder with anisotropic
scattering
James O. Hornkohl, 405 Temperature measurements from CN spectra in a
Christian Parigger, laser-induced plasma
and J. W. L. Lewis
K. F. Evans and G. L. Stephens A new polarized atmospheric radiative transfer model
A. A. Tesar 425 Nonradiative properties of Nd**-doped fluoride glasses
S. Djenize, A. Sreckovic, 433 Stark broadening regularities along a homologous
and J. Labat sequence of the second group in the periodic system
v
Hsien-Hung Chien and Modified differential approximation for radiative
Chih-Yang Wu transfer in a scattering medium with specularly
reflecting boundaries
N. I. Uzelac, I. Stefanovic, Stark broadening of the Hel 4471A line and its
and N. Konjevi¢c forbidden component at high electron densities
C. Peraza, P. Martin, and Transition probabilities of 6p—ns (n =7, 8,9, 10, 11,
J. Campos 12, 13) lines of Xe(I)
C. E. Siewert and A particular solution for the P, method in spherical
J. R. Thomas, Jr. geometry
Martin G. Mlynezak and Rapid computation of the radiative absorption rate in
S. Roland Drayson the v; mode of mesospheric and lower thermospheric
ozone
Th. M. El-Sherbini and Core-excited doublet and quartet states in the sodium
A. A. Farrag isoelectronic sequence
M. G. Mouradian Analytical solution of the linear problem of radiation
transfer in a plane homogeneous layer
NUMBER 6
J. D. Lumpe, C. S. Chang, Atmospheric constituent density profiles from full disk
and D. J. Strickland solar occultation experiments
M. Cattani Environment racemization: a two-level approach
Karyn P. Carten and Modeling the chlorine nitrate v, vibration—rotation
Roland W. Lovejoy band
N. J. McCormick and Particular solutions for the radiative transfer equation
C. E. Siewert
S. A. El-Wakil, M. A. Madkour, Polarized radiative transfer in an aerosol medium
and E. M. Abulwafa
K. Benzerhouni, H. Malki, Intensity measurements in the v, and v, bands of
C. Meyer, J. Dupre, CD, *Cl
J. Walrand, F. Derie,
and G. Blanquet
Dong Wei and R. J. Kearney Transient behavior of particle densities and electron
temperatures in a decaying argon arc at atmospheric
pressure
Joseph Nilsen An Ne-like Fe laser resonantly photo-pumped by Ne X
Ly-ax radiation
Z. Mijatovic, M. Pavlov, Influence of a d.c. magnetic field on the Hel 447.1 nm
S. Djurovié, B. Vujitic, line in pure helium plasmas
and R. Kobilarov
N. B. Yengibarian and On a problem of multiple resonance scattering of
A. K. Khachatrian gamma-ray quanta
S. Manola, S. Devic, and Investigation of the continuum emission of krypton
A. Lesage plasmas
M. Singh, G. S. Ghodgaonkar, A new emission spectrum of indium bromide at 5200 A
and M. D. Saksena
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