The broad development of spectroscopy in our country and, in particular, the extensive industrial applications of methods of spectral analysis make the need for basic reference literature a pressing one. Tables of spectral lines, as basic, primary material necessary for the identifica tion of spectra, are the most important of these reference books. The need for such tables is acutely felt by all who work in spectroscopy, and numerous requests for such a book have been received by the Commission on Spectroscopy of the Academy of Sciences of the USSR. On the world book market there are fairly complete tables that cover a very great number of spectral lines and that have been complied rather carefully, although they are not free of errors. Tables of this kind are undoubtedly necessary in general spectroscopic research and must be included among the reference books of large scientific institutions. But the number of workers who need such complete tables is comparatively limited. Therefore, after long discussion it was deemed impractical to republish these tables.
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ETC A.N. ZAIDEL

ETC A N ZAIDEL

A. N Zaĭdelʹ

IFI/Plenum

IFI PLENUM

United States, United States of America

Springer Nature, New York, NY, 2013

Boston, MA, 1970

New York, 1970

Jun 07, 2013

CHAM, 1970

1, 2013

lg1081329

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Front Matter....Pages 1-10
Introduction....Pages 11-14
Annotated Bibliography....Pages 15-34
Symbols....Pages 34-34
Tables of Spectral Lines in Order of Decreasing Wavelength....Pages 35-349
Tables of Spectral Lines by Elements....Pages 351-752
Auxiliary Tables....Pages 753-782

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