Search for dissertations about: "branching fraction"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 14 swedish dissertations containing the words branching fraction.
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1. Measurements of Oscillator Strengths in Fe, Zr, Mo and Ce
Abstract : Atomic data are needed in many different areas of science and technology. Examples of users are the astronomical community and the lighting industry. In this work, the purpose of the projects has been to produce reliable atomic data needed to solve specific astrophysical problems. READ MORE
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2. Atomic Influences in Stellar Spectroscopy
Abstract : This thesis is a description of how knowledge of atomic physics can be used in a stellar spectrum analysis. Stellar investigations are spectroscopically performed based on wavelengths, intensities and spectral line structure. READ MORE
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3. From Strange to Charm : Meson production in electron-positron collisions
Abstract : Decays of pseudoscalar mesons into a lepton-antilepton pair are very rare within the Standard Model since they cannot proceed via a single photon process. The C-even neutral mesons can be produced in electron-positron collisions by a two-photon intermediate state. READ MORE
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4. Epidemic models with contact tracing: manual and digital tracing
Abstract : Contact tracing is an effective measure for controlling the epidemic spreading. In this thesis, we consider a Markovian SIR epidemic model in a homogeneous community with a constant rate of diagnosis (testing) and investigate the preventive effect of contact tracing. READ MORE
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5. High Resolution Spectroscopy of Singly Charged Ions : Applications of Laser and Fourier Transform Techniques
Abstract : This thesis presents measurements of fundamental properties of singly charged ionic systems including spectral wavelengths, lifetimes of excited states and branching fractions with the main focus on time resolved laser spectroscopy of stored ions providing lifetime measurements of metastable states. The results of these measurements have been used to determine energy levels and transition probabilities of the studied systems. READ MORE