Showing papers by "Charles H. Townes published in 1969"
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TL;DR: Water in interstellar regions detected by microwave emission from 6 sub 16 to 5 sub 23 rotational transition was detected by as discussed by the authors, where water in the interstellar regions was detected from microwave emission.
Abstract: Water in interstellar regions detected by microwave emission from 6 sub 16 to 5 sub 23 rotational transition
320 citations
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TL;DR: Molecular collision pumping mechanism for anomalous microwave absorption by formaldehyde rotational transition in Galaxy dust cloud was proposed in this paper, which is based on the collision-pumping mechanism.
Abstract: Molecular collision pumping mechanism for anomalous microwave absorption by formaldehyde rotational transition in Galaxy dust cloud
91 citations
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TL;DR: Ammonia inversion radiation in Sgr B2 region, observing distribution of density, velocity and rotational excitation was observed in this article, where the distribution of the density, velocities, and excitations was analyzed.
Abstract: Ammonia inversion radiation in Sgr B2 region, observing distribution of density, velocity and rotational excitation
79 citations
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TL;DR: Radio spectral line radiation of water molecules at a wavelength of 1.35 centimeters has been measured from eight sources in the galaxy, which have extremely high brightness temperatures, and show many spectral features.
Abstract: Radio spectral line radiation of water molecules at a wavelength of 135 centimeters has been measured from eight sources in the galaxy The sources are less than I arc minute in diameter, have extremely high brightness temperatures, and show many spectral features Some spectral features are slightly polarized and some have changed greatly in intensity in a few weeks time
45 citations
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TL;DR: Further microwave emission lines and ammonia clouds in Sagittarius region, tabulating relevant transitions in ammonia and water were shown in this article, showing that water is more stable than ammonia.
Abstract: Further microwave emission lines and ammonia clouds in Sagittarius region, tabulating relevant transitions in ammonia and water
28 citations
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24 Jan 1969
TL;DR: In this paper, a method and system of broadcast and distribution of OPTICAL FREQUENCY RADIATION is described, where the power level of the radio beam is maintained at a level which is a function of the pressure and dielectric constant of a gas.
Abstract: A METHOD AND SYSTEM OF TRANSMITTING AND DISTRIBUTING OPTICAL FREQUENCY RADIATION ARE DISCLOSED. THE POWER LEVEL OF THE RADIATION BEAM IS MAINTAINED AT A LEVEL WHICH IS A FUNCTION OF THE PRESSURE AND DIELECTRIC CONSTANT OF A GAS THROUGH WHICH THE BEAM IS TRANSMITTED. THE BEAM THROUGH THE GAS GENERATES ITS OWN WAVEGUIDE TO PREVENT BEAM DIVERGENCE THROUGH THE GAS.
20 citations