Yang Fujia - Notable Research

Notable Research

  • Hyperfine Structure Measurements in the Lines 576.91 nm, 597.11 nm and 612.61 nm of La II; Li Maosheng, Ma Hongliang, Chen Miaohua, Chen Zhijun, Lu Fuquan, Tang Jiayong and Yang Fujia; Phys. Scr. 61 No 4 (2000) 449-451
  • Hyperfine structure in the 576 nm line of Pr II by collinear fast-ion-beam laser spectroscopy; Ma Hongliang, Chen Miaohua, Chen Zhijun, Shi Wei, Lu Fuquan, Tang Jiayong and Yang Fujia; J. Phys. B: At. Mol. Opt. Phys. 32 No 5 (14 March 1999) 1345-1349 Abstract
  • Electron-impact ionization cross sections and rates for ions of neon; Chen Chongyang, Yan Shixiang, Teng Zhouxuan, Wang Yansen, Yang Fujia and Sun Yongsheng; J. Phys. B: At. Mol. Opt. Phys. 31 No 24 (28 December 1998) 5403-5405
  • Electron-impact ionization cross sections and rates for ions of neon; Chen Chongyang, Yan Shixiang, Teng Zhouxuan, Wang Yansen, Yang Fujia and Sun Yongsheng; J. Phys. B: At. Mol. Opt. Phys. 31 No 12 (28 June 1998) 2667-2679
  • Optical isotope shifts of Nd II by collinear fast-ion-beam laser spectroscopy; Ma Hongliang, Shi Wei, Yan Bin, Li Yong, Fang Dufei, Lu Fuquan, Tang Jiayong and Yang Fujia; J. Phys. B: At. Mol. Opt. Phys. 30 No 15 (14 August 1997) 3355-3360
  • Single Electron Capture for Ce+ and Ho+ in H2; Wu Weimin, Gu Jian, Wu Songmao, Lu Fuquan and Yang Fujia; Chinese Phys. Lett. 12 No 1 (January 1995) 16-18
  • Configuration mixing of the level (23 537)o9/2 in Nd II deduced from the optical isotope shifts by collinear fast-ion-beam laser spectroscopy; Wang Yansen, Lu Fuquan, Wy Songmao, Shi Wei, Song Linggen, Tang Jiayong and Yang Fujia; J. Phys. B: At. Mol. Opt. Phys. 24 No 1 (14 January 1991) 45-48

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