M S Hegde
Articles written in Pramana – Journal of Physics
Volume 12 Issue 2 February 1979 pp 151-157 Solids
Metal-insulator transitions in Cr-doped V2O3 by x-ray and ultraviolet photoelectron spectroscopy
X-ray and ultraviolet photoelectron spectroscopy have been employed to investigate the high temperature metal-insulator transitions in V2O3 and (V0.99Cr0.01)2O3. The high temperature transitions are associated with more gradual changes in the 3
Volume 12 Issue 4 April 1979 pp 317-329 Solids
Transition metal oxide perovskites by photoelectron and x-ray absorption spectroscopy
W H Madhusudan Sheelavathi Kollali P R Sarode M S Hegde P Ganguly C N R Rao
X-ray and ultraviolet photoelectron spectroscopy as well as x-ray absorption spectroscopy have been employed to investigate transition metal oxide perovskites of the general formula ABO3 (A = La or rare-earth ion, B=trivalent transition metal ion). Systematics in the core levels and in the valence bands in the series of LaBO3 compounds have been discussed. Lanthanum chemical shifts in the x-ray absorption spectra in this series show interesting trends. Photoelectron spectra of the solid solutions, LaNi1−
Volume 12 Issue 4 April 1979 pp 367-375 Plasma Physics
Relaxation times for establishing steady state populations in optically thin helium plasmas
Population densities of HeI and HeII excited states are calculated from a collisional radiative model for non-LTE optically thin helium plasmas. Effect of direct ionisation-excitation of HeI to HeII states on the population density of HeII states is shown. Relaxation times for HeI states calculated from the CR model is reported for
Volume 16 Issue 4 April 1981 pp 309-313 Chemical Physics
Chemical ordering in As-Se glasses: X-ray absorption edge and XPES studies
K J Rao R Mohan P R Sarode M S Hegde
X-ray absorption edge and X-ray photoelectron spectroscopic studies of As-Se glasses seem to support a chemical ordering model.
Volume 24 Issue 1-2 January 1985 pp 293-310 Atomic And Molecular Physics
M S Hegde V Jayaram P Vishnu Kamath C N R Rao
An indigenous electron energy loss spectrometer has been designed and fabricated for the study of free molecules. The spectrometer enables the recording of low-resolution electronic spectra of molecules in the vapour phase with ready access to the vacuum ultraviolet region. Electron energy loss spectra of aliphatic alcohols and carbonyl compounds as well as of benzene derivatives have been recorded with the indigenous spectrometer and the electronic transitions in these molecules discussed.
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