Michael Heaven

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Emory University

United States

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Michael Heaven is a Professor at Emory University, USA. His research primarily focuses on electronic spectroscopy and the structural properties of various compounds, including complexes involving rare earth metals and transition elements. His recent publications cover topics such as laser cooling potential, excited state mixing, and the electronic structure of metal oxide clusters.

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John M. C. Plane

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Tufts University

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Timothy C. Steimle

Arizona State University

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Articles (15)

Electronic Spectroscopy of YbNH2 and the Potential for Laser Cooling

Structural and Electronic Properties of Anionic (ThO2)n– (n = 2–4) Clusters

Electronic Structure and Spectroscopy of CuBe

Electronic spectroscopy and excited state mixing of OThF

Uranyl fluorescence in acidic solution: quenching effects by tetramethylammonium (TMA+)

Kinetics of Metastable Argon Optical Excitation and Gain in Ar/He Microplasmas

Photoelectron Velocity Map Imaging Spectroscopy of the Beryllium Trimer and Tetramer

High resolution electronic spectroscopy of uranium mononitride, UN

Kinetics of O3 with Ca+ and Its Higher Oxides CaOn+ (n = 1–3) and Updates to a Model of Meteoric Calcium in the Mesosphere and Lower Thermosphere

Near-thermo-neutral electron recombination of titanium oxide ions

Electronic Spectroscopy of Jet-Cooled NdO

Electronic spectroscopy and ionization potentials for YbOH and YbOCH3

Direct observation of the Yb(4f136s2)F states and accurate determination of the YbF ionization energy

Electronic Configuration Assignments for UO from Electric Dipole Moment Measurements

Electronic Spectroscopy of SmO in the 645 to 670 nm Range

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John M. C. Plane

Evangelos Miliordos

Jeffrey Hopwood

Timothy C. Steimle

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