Evidence for Scattering Resonances in the H+D(2) Reaction We thank Donald G. Truhlar, Patrick Brown, Zee Hwan Kim, and Stephen Cho for careful and critical reading of the manuscript prior to publication. We also thank Andrew J. Alexander for his assistance in the preparation of the polar plots. Elf-Atochem (B.D.B.), the Hertz Foundation and Stanford University (J.D.A.), and the National Science Foundation (A.E.P.) are gratefully acknowledged for their support in the form of Graduate Fellowships. This work was supported at Stanford University by the U.S. National Science Foundation under Grant Number CHE-99-00305 and at Universidad Complutense by DGCYT PB98-0762-C03-01
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Evidence for Scattering Resonances in the H+D(2) Reaction We thank Donald G. Truhlar, Patrick Brown, Zee Hwan Kim, and Stephen Cho for careful and critical reading of the manuscript prior to publication. We also thank Andrew J. Alexander for his assistance in the preparation of the polar plots. Elf-Atochem (B.D.B.), the Hertz Foundation and Stanford University (J.D.A.), and the National Science Foundation (A.E.P.) are gratefully acknowledged for their support in the form of Graduate Fellowships. This work was supported at Stanford University by the U.S. National Science Foundation under Grant Number CHE-99-00305 and at Universidad Complutense by DGCYT PB98-0762-C03-01
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