Collision-induced Absorption in Gases

Discover the intricate world of infrared radiation with Collision-induced Absorption in Gases by Lothar Frommhold, published by Cambridge University Press in 2006. This comprehensive volume spans 452 pages and delves into both the theoretical and experimental aspects of collision-induced absorption in dense gases.

Throughout the book, Frommhold emphasizes the role of binary molecular complexes in absorption processes, while also exploring the complexities introduced by many-body effects, including ternary spectral components and intercollisional interactions. This detailed examination makes it an essential read for researchers and students in the fields of atomic and molecular physics, physical chemistry, and nuclear physics.

Enhance your understanding of gas absorption phenomena with this insightful resource, perfect for anyone keen on advancing their knowledge in the science of gases.