Quantum revivals in ultrashort intense field dissociation of molecular ions

Ultrashort (<15 fs) high intensity (1014-1016 W cm-2) laser pulses have provided novel methods for investigation of the dynamics of simple molecular ions such as H2+ and D2+. In this paper we report on simulations carried out for the D2+ molecular ion, within the Born- Oppenheimer and two-state approximations. These simulations allow one to investigate the dissociation dynamics of the D2+ molecular ion when subjected to such ultrashort, intense laser pulses. In particular, these simulations are compared to the results from recent pump-probe experiments, in which, the nuclear vibrational motion of D2+ has been imaged. Simulations suggest that the nature of the dissociation process, be it 1- or 2-photon, may be influenced by the tuning of the pump-probe delay time.

Towards an Application of Globalization Paradigms to Modern Folk Music Revivals

This chapter maps out central globalizing perspectives that have influenced discourses on revival and related transformational processes of traditional forms of musical expression. Focusing on the Latvian groups Skandinieki and Iļģi and on electric folk in England, the chapter analyzes the extent to which meta-perspectives can help elucidate the impact of global flows on music revivals. As Held et al.’s 2003 globalization study indicates, revival situations can be interpreted from different meta-perspectives. Equating globalization with homogenization, a sceptic perspective perceives revival as an important means of preservation. A hyperglobal approach regards globalization not as a threat, but as a possible access to Western market structures. A transformationalist perspective perceives increasingly dense global networks as the basis for developing new structures, approached from an open perspective. Although supporting a transformationalist perspective, this chapter argues that an adequate modern approach toward revival requires the combination of all three perspectives.

Manual of revivals. Practical hints and suggestions from histories of revivals and biographies of revivalists ...

Mode of access: Internet.

The New England theocracy. A history of the Congregationalists in New England to the revivals of 1740,

Translation of Geschichte der congregationalisten in Neu-England bis zu den erweckungen um das jahr 1740.

Narratives of remarkable conversions and revival incidents: including a review of revivals, from the day of Pentecost to the great awakening in the last century--conversions of eminent persons--instances of remarkable conversions and answers to prayer--an account of the rise and progress of the great awakening of 1857-'8.

Imperfect: 1st prelim. leaf wanting, p. xi mutilated.

The chorus of praise [music] : for use in Sunday schools, young people's meetings, revivals, prayer meetings, and all the social services of the church /

Mode of access: Internet.

History and character of American revivals of religion

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Lectures on revivals of religion;

Bruntjen 14819.

The Christian lyre: a collection of hymns and tunes adapted for social worship, prayer meetings, and revivals of religion.

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The camp-meeting chorister, or, A collection of hymns and spiritual songs : for the pious of all denominations to be sung at camp meetings, during revivals of religion and on other occasions.

Without music.

Mirror of calvinistic, fanatical revivals : or Jedediah Burchard & Co. during a protracted meeting of twenty-six days, in Woodstock, Vt. : to which is added the "Preamble and resolution" of the town, declaring said Burchard a nuisance to society /

Mode of access: Internet.