A 29.5 cm by 23.5 cm, framed, black and white photograph of Jim Geiger making adjustments on the equipment in the laser magnetic resonance (LMR) laboratory located in Bldg. 330 at Chalk River. LMR spectroscopy was a new field of studies developed in the 1980s for high-resolution studies of the transient paramagnetic properties of atoms, radicals and molecular ions.
Journal of Molecular Spectroscopy Vol 114 (1) 1985 (p 185-196)
M. Brown, J. E. Schubert, C. C. E. Brown, J. S. Geiger and D. R. Smith
Abstract
Laser magnetic resonance spectra of the OD radical in low-lying vibrational levels of the X2Π state have been recorded at a variety of wavelengths in the far-infrared. The spectra have been assigned to rotational and fine-structure transitions and fitted to a model Hamiltonian to determine the appropriate molecular parameters for the levels v = 0 to 3. The results are compared with those from previous studies of OD in these vibrational levels.
