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Time Correlation Functions for Internal and Anisotropic Rotational Motion of Molecules

H. Versmold
- 01 Mar 1970 - 
- Vol. 25, Iss: 3, pp 367-372
TLDR
For an axially symmetric overall diffusion with internal rotation about one and two axes correlation functions of a second rank spherical tensor are calculated in this paper, where the results comprise all the solutions of the pertinent problem as given so far and allow the extension of the theory to a wider field of application.
Abstract
By use of Green's functions for the diffusional motion a very concise formulation and computation of correlation functions is possible. For an axially symmetric overall diffusion with internal rotation about one and two axes correlation functions of a second rank spherical tensor are calculated. The results comprise all the solutions of the pertinent problem as given so far and allow the extension of the theory to a wider field of application

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