Journal of Quantitative Spectroscopy & Radiative Transfer 1997: Vol 57 Table of Contents

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Journal of
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List of Contents and Author Index
Volume 57, 1997
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List of Contents
NUMBER 1
V. I. Zakharov, K. G. Gribanov, l Molecular atmospheric transmittance function in the
M. V. Falko, V. F. Golovko, range of 2-400 um and Earth radiation balance
A. A. Chursin, A. V. Nikitin,
and VI. G. Tyuterev
A. Hamdouni, A. Barbe, Retrieval of ozone vertical column amounts from
P. Demoulin, and R. Zander ground-based high resolution infrared solar spectra
James A. Drakes, David W. Pruitt, Spectroscopic investigation of the nonequilibrium
Robert P. Howard, excitation of NO(A) in hydrocarbon-nitrous oxide
and James O. Hornkohl flames
Glen Holden and Christopher Essex Radiative entropy equilibrium
J. P. Apruzese, K. G. Whitney, K-shell line ratios and powers for diagnosing cylind-
J. Davis, and P. C. Kepple rical plasmas of neon, aluminum, argon, and titanium
R. Rodrigues and J.-M. Hartmann Simple modeling of the temperature dependence of the
first-order line-mixing coefficients Y)(7)
J. C. S. Moraes, A. Bertolini, High resolution spectroscopy of '*CH;OH around
G. Carelli, A. Moretti, the 10R(20) CO, laser emission: new FIR laser lines,
G. Moruzzi, N. Ioli, frequency measurements and assignments
and F. Strumia
D. W. Mueller, Jr. Three-dimensional radiative transfer with polarization
and A. L. Crosbie in a multiple scattering medium exposed to spatially
varying radiation
M. A. Ramankutty Modified discrete ordinates solution of radiative
and A. L. Crosbie transfer in two-dimensional rectangular enclosures
Note
E. G. Yanovitskij A recurrence formula for computing Fourier com-
ponents of the Henyey—Greenstein phase function
NUMBER 2
Line mixing sum rules for the analysis of multiplet
spectra
N> and Ar broadening and line mixing in the P and R
branches of the v3 band of CH,
Ill
Argon-broadened line parameters in the v3 band of
12" CHa
K. Muinonen, L. Lamberg, P. Fast, Ray optics regime for Gaussian random spheres
and K. Lumme
Guiseppe Palumbo, Roger A. Craig, Measured specific intensity from 130 to 900 nm at
Ellis E. Whiting, and Chul Park the stagnation point of a model in an arcjet flow of
7.8 km/sec
M. B. Das Lifetime measurements of some excited states of Kr II
V. V. Tsytovich, R. Bingham, Collective quantum scattering effects in transport of
U. de Angelis, and A. Forlani radiation in astrophysical plasmas
O. J. Dittmann The influence of cloud geometry on continuum
polarization
M. Papini Analysis of the reflectance of polymers in the near- and
mid-infrared regions
W. A. van Wijngaarden Scalar and tensor polarizabilities of low lying S, P, D,
F and G states in rubidium
E. V. Sarandaev, O. A. Konovalova, Regularities in the distributions of oscillator strengths
and M. Kh. Salakhov ofl ines in spectra of group II atoms: Bel, MgI and Cal
Note
Ding Peizhu, Mu Yingkui, An improved block-bi-quadric interpolation of the
and Wang Yi Abel transformation for use in optically-thick, cylin-
drically-symmetric plasmas
NUMBER 3
G. C. Pomraning Renewal analysis for higher moments in stochastic
transport
T. R. O’Brian and J. E. Lawler Radiative lifetimes in CI and an atomic carbon beam
source
A. A. Kutepov, H. Oelhaf, Non-LTE radiative transfer in the 4.7 and 2.3 ym
and H. Fischer bands of CO: vibration-rotational non-LTE and its
effects on limb radiance
L. Bonamy, J. Bonamy, D. Robert, A direct study of the vibrational bending effect in line
A. Deroussiaux, and B. Lavorel mixing: the hot degenerate 11'0—01'0 transition of
CO,
S. Pellerin, K. Musiol, Measurement of atomic parameters of singly ionized
and J. Chapelle argon lines—I. Experimental procedure
S. Pellerin, K. Musiol, K. Dzierzega, Measurement of atomic parameters of singly ionized
and J. Chapelle argon lines—II. Transition probabilities
IV
S. Pellerin, K. Musiol, Measurement of atomic parameters of singly ionized
and J. Chapelle argon lines—III. Stark broadening parameters
J. Musielok, G. Veres, Some experimental tests of the spectroscopic coupling
and W. L. Wiese scheme of C I
C. E. Siewert and N. J. McCormick Some identities for Chandrasekhas polynomials
L. B. Barichello, R. D. M. Garcia, On inverse boundary-condition problems in radiative
and C. E. Siewert transfer
R. Ciuryo and J. Szudy Speed-dependent pressure broadening and shift in the
soft collision approximation
M. S. Wooldridge, R. K. Hanson, Argon broadening of the R(48), R(50) and R(52) lines
and C. T. Bowman of CO, in the (00°—1 (0)0°0 ) band
Announcement 7th International Workshop on Atmospheric Science
from Space Using Fourier Transform Spectrometry
NUMBER 4
L. Regalia, X. Thomas, Intensities of NxO measurements in the 4 and 3 ym
A. Hamdouni, and A. Barbe region using Fourier Transform Spectrometer
V. Dana, J.-Y. Mandin, Broadening parameters of NO, lines in the 3.4 um
M.-Y. Allout, A. Perrin, spectral region
L. Régalia, A. Barbe,
J.-J. Plateaux, and X. Thomas
P. Martin, J. L. G. Santander, Line ratio values for spectral calibration in the vacuum
and J. Campos ultraviolet by using laser produced plasmas
K. V. Chance, J. P. Burrows, Satellite measurements of atmospheric ozone profiles,
D. Perner, and W. Schneider including tropospheric ozone, from ultraviolet/visible
measurements in the nadir geometry: a potential
method to retrieve tropospheric ozone
L. Rosenmann, B. Khalil, Calculations and measurements of N2O absorption at
and R. Le Doucen high temperature in the 4.5 um region
Robert R. Gamache, Richard Lynch, Halfwidths and line shifts of water vapor broadened by
J. J. Plateaux, and A. Barbe CO: measurements and complex Robert-Bonamy
formalism calculations
Matthew D. Rotondaro and Collisional broadening and shift of the rubidium D,
Glen P. Perram and D> lines (5*S,,2— 5°P}/2, 5°P3/2) by rare gases,
H>, D2, N>, CH, and CF,
A. M. Velasco, C. Lavin, Relativistic calculations of oscillator strengths in
and I. Martin neutral fluorine
V
J. Boissoles, F. Thibault, Line mixing effects in Q-branches of CO, in helium
F. Rachet, A. Valentin, near 4.7 um: a further test of the ECS formalism
and C. Boulet
Shinji Nagai, Hiroaki Sano, Measurement of the lifetime of the copper metastable
Akihiro Kono, Toshio Goto, state in a steady-state discharge using saturated
Hideo Furuhashi, and absorption spectroscopy
Yoshiyuki Uchida
J. C. Molino Garcia Absorption measurements of krypton and xenon
resonance lines
R. Ciurylo, J. Szudy, Non-adiabatic approach to the asymmetry of pressure
and R. S. Trawinski broadened spectral lines
Victoria E. Cachorro and An analytical study about the ratio between particle
A. M. de Frutos mass loading and extinction: application to desert dust
aerosols
B. A. K. Heiskar, A. Dahlback, Interpretation of ozone measurements by ground-
G. Vaughan, G. O. Braathen, based visible spectroscopy—a study of the seasonal
F. Goutail, J.-P. Pommereau, dependence of airmass factors for ozone based on
and R. Kivi climatology data
NUMBER 5
Calculation of transition frequencies and rotational
line strengths in the y-bands of nitric acid
D. Pearson and J. J. Settle Calculation of first-order scattering in a _ leafy
canopy by reduction to two dimensions—I. Stochastic
geometry
Calculation of first-order scattering in a leafy canopy
by reduction to two dimensions—II. Stochastic optics
D. W. Fang, W. J. Xie, and Lifetime measurements of Stark states of sodium
S. Zhang
Lawrence Sparks Efficient line-by-line calculation of absorption coeffi-
cients to high numerical accuracy
Wolfgang von Hoyningen-Huene Nonsphericity of aerosol particles and their contri-
and Peter Posse bution to radiative forcing
Tom Rother, Karsten Schmidt, and Plane wave scattering on hexagonal cylinders
Jochen Wauer
P. K. Patel, J. S. Wark, Simulation of X-ray line transfer in a cylindrically
D. J. Heading, A. Djaoui, expanding plasma
S. J. Rose, O. Renner, and
A. Hauer
S. Djurovic, Z. Mijatovic, Stark width and shift temperature dependence of the
R. Kobilarov, and N. Konjevi¢ Ar I 425.9 nm line
R. P. Cageao, Y. L. Ha, Y. Jiang, Calculated hydroxyl A= — XT (0, 0) band emission
M. F. Morgan, Y. L. Yung, rate factors applicable to atmospheric spectroscopy
and S. P. Sander
Note
V. Prahlad and Vijay Kumar Temperature dependence of photoabsorption cross-
sections of sulfur dioxide at 188-220 nm
Corrigendum
NUMBER 6
D. M. O’Brien, L. J. Rikus, Spectral analysis of infrared heating in clouds com-
A. C. Dilley, and M. Edwards puted with two-stream radiation codes
G. C. Herring and M. E. Hillard Jr Stark broadening using crossed Gaussian beams in
stimulated Raman spectroscopy of N>
C. Csambal, A. Arp, J. Marczinski, Interpretation of absorption profiles in the case of
and V. Helbig longitudinal Zeeman-splitting
V. S. Yuferev and M. G. Vasil’ev New approach to solution of the radiant transport
equation
M. I. Mishchenko and A. Macke Asymmetry parameters of the phase function for
isolated and densely packed spherical particles with
multiple internal inclusions in the geometric optics
limit
V. Nagali, S. I. Chou, D. S. Baer, Diode-laser measurements of temperature-dependent
and R. K. Hanson half-widths of H,O transitions in the 1.4 wm region
Yibo Jiang, Yuk L. Yung, and Detection of tropospheric ozone by remote sensing
Stanley P. Sander from the ground
M. Kuntz A new implementation of the Humlicek algorithm for
the calculation of the Voigt profile function
A. M. Gonzalez, M. Ortiz, and Experimental transition probabilities for lines arising
J. Campos from 5p*6s configuration of neutral Sb
C. Lavin, A. B. Alvarez, and Systematic in the relativistic oscillator strengths
I. Martin for fine-structure transitions in the aluminium iso-
electronic sequence
Paolo Villoresi, Paolo Bidoli, and Absorption spectra and oscillator strength ratio
Piergiorgio Nicolosi measurements for An= | transitions from excited levels
of Be I and Be II
Zeliko Ivezic, M. Pinar Mengiic, A procedure to determine the onset of soot agglo-
and Timothy G. Knauer meration from multi-wavelength experiments
VII