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See detailLes spectres de résonance des molécules diatomiques
Swings, Polydore ULg

in Acta Physica Polonica (1936), V

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See detailLes spectres de résonance et les isotopes
Swings, Polydore ULg

in Association Française pour l'Avancement des Sciences (Ed.) Compte-rendu de la 56e session, Bruxelles 1932 (1932)

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See detailLes spectres de treize nébuleuses planétaires et de leurs noyaux
Swings, Polydore ULg; Swensson, J.-W.

in Annales d'astrophysique (1952), 15

New observational data on the spectra of thirteen planetary nebulae and their nuclei are given. New nuclei of the WOLF-RAYET type containing both nitrogen and carbon have been found. Previously adopted ... [more ▼]

New observational data on the spectra of thirteen planetary nebulae and their nuclei are given. New nuclei of the WOLF-RAYET type containing both nitrogen and carbon have been found. Previously adopted WOLF-RAYET designations have been modified. Nuclei of planetary nebulae, despite their occasional resemblance to WOLF-RAYET stars, should not be associated with the latter. [less ▲]

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See detailLes spectres des nébuleuses gazeuses
Swings, Polydore ULg; Mineur, Henri

Book published by Hermann (1935)

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See detailLes spectres des Novae, Novoïdes et Supernovae dans le domaine des courtes longueurs d'onde (λ < 3000 Å)
Swings, Polydore ULg

in Annales d'astrophysique (1964), 27

The author reviews the new possibilities of study of novae (novoids) and supernovas which will result from orbital telescope observations in the regions λ 912 - λ 3000 and λ < 20 Å. The possibilities ... [more ▼]

The author reviews the new possibilities of study of novae (novoids) and supernovas which will result from orbital telescope observations in the regions λ 912 - λ 3000 and λ < 20 Å. The possibilities concern in particular relative abundances, coronal effects, excitation mechanisms, temperature determinations and ionisations. [less ▲]

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See detailSpectres moléculaires : étude des molécules diatomiques
Swings, Polydore ULg

Book published by Hermann (1933)

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See detailSpectrographic observations of Comet Ikeya-Seki (1965f).
Dufay, J.; Swings, Polydore ULg; Fehrenbach, Charles

in Astrophysical Journal (1965), 142

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See detailSpectrographic observations of Nova Herculis (1934) and Nova Serpentis (1909), with identifications of [Fe v] and [Fe III] in Nova Pictoris (1925).
Swings, Polydore ULg; Struve, Otto

in Astrophysical Journal (1942), 96

I. The velocities of expansion of Nova Herculis show a range of from 338 km/sec for [O II] to 256 km/sec for [O III]. This suggests stratification. The lines show curved outer components, with a faint ... [more ▼]

I. The velocities of expansion of Nova Herculis show a range of from 338 km/sec for [O II] to 256 km/sec for [O III]. This suggests stratification. The lines show curved outer components, with a faint indication of a central line in the case of Hγ. Considerable change has taken place in the relative intensities of the emission lines since 1940. The continuous spectrum of the central star has decreased in brightness. II. The forbidden spectra of [Fe V] and [Fe VI] are well developed in the present spectrum of Nova Serpentis. Although thirty-three years have elapsed since the outburst, the electron density in the nebulosity is still high, compared with most planetary nebulae. III. Several unidentified lines measured by H. Spencer Jones in Nova Pictoris (1925) can now be attributed to [Fe V] and [Fe III]. [less ▲]

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See detailSpectrographic observations of peculiar stars.
Swings, Polydore ULg; Struve, Otto

in Astrophysical Journal (1940), 91

1. The spectra of several absorption O-type stars showing vestiges of Wolf-Rayet emission have been investigated from λ 3300 to λ 6700. The absorption spectrum consists mainly of H, He II, He I,O III,O IV ... [more ▼]

1. The spectra of several absorption O-type stars showing vestiges of Wolf-Rayet emission have been investigated from λ 3300 to λ 6700. The absorption spectrum consists mainly of H, He II, He I,O III,O IV, N III, N IV, and Si IV. The emission lines show a P Cygni character and are confined to H, He I, and a few transitions of He II, N III, N IV, N V, C III, and Si IV. The location of the expanding shell giving rise to the emission and absorption lines is estimated. 2. The visual spectrum of P Cygni reveals strong Fe III lines originating from metastable levels (dilution effect). Lines of other elements show a peculiar selectivity of the emission lines. The spectra of three other P Cygni type stars (Z Canis Majoris, BD+47°3487, and BD+11°4073) are described, especially in connection with the phenomena arising in expanding shells. RY Scuti shows a strong system of forbidden [Fe III] lines, and the variations in the spectrum of this star are discussed. 3. The ultraviolet region of the spectrum of ξ Tauri shows several sets of absorption lines (H, He, and ionized metals) arising from the reversing layer and from various layers in the surrounding shell. The a5D - 4p5P0 multiplet of Fe III was the most conspicuous feature in the visual region of γ Cassiopeiae in March, 1940. New data are given for the spectra of several other stars with extended shells (MtW 143, HD 218393, HD 160529, and HD 190073). A group of stars showing forbidden [Fe II] lines is discussed (WY Geminorum, W Cephei, B 1985, B 5481, and HD 45677) ; and new [Fe II] multiplets are found in the ultraviolet region of these objects. 4. The spectra of four binary systems showing simultaneously an M-type spectrum and forbidden lines of high excitation are described in detail. The spectroscopic phenomena accompanying the recent outburst of Z Andromedae are discussed; the continuous absorption in the shell plays an important role in the relative intensities of the emission and absorption components of the P Cygni type lines. The two stars AX Persei and CI Cygni have very similar bright-line spectra, of which the nebular part shows a very high excitation; besides H, He I, and He II, the strongest lines are due to [Fe VII] and [Ne V], and there is good evidence in favor of [Fe X]. The temperature of the nucleus exciting these nebular lines must be of the order of 150,000°, or more. Another multiple object of lower excitation is R Aquarii, and new spectroscopic data show the occultation effect of the nebula by the TiO atmosphere of the late-type component. There is good reason to beUeve that the binary nature of a star stimulates the process of shell formation. [less ▲]

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See detailSpectrographic observations of peculiar stars. II.
Swings, Polydore ULg; Struve, Otto

in Astrophysical Journal (1941), 94

RX Puppis.-Besides the strong emission lines of H, He I, and He II, this star is characterized by very intense lines of [Fe VII]; other highly ionized elements observed in the spectrum are [Ne V], [Fe VI ... [more ▼]

RX Puppis.-Besides the strong emission lines of H, He I, and He II, this star is characterized by very intense lines of [Fe VII]; other highly ionized elements observed in the spectrum are [Ne V], [Fe VI], and [Ca VII]. The object is very similar to CI Cygni; but the evidence for a late-type component is not as definite. The behavior of the forbidden lines is discussed. Recent variations in the spectra of T Coronae Borealis, Z Andromedae, RW Hydrae, RS Ophiuchi, and AX Persei.-These five objects combine bright lines of high excitation and late-type spectra. In all cases their line-emission spectra observed in the last few years behave in the same way as in novae in their nebular stages; but the ejection velocities are smaller than in single novae, even of the slow type. γ Cassiopeiae.-The observations obtained in 1940 and 1941 were used to determine the contours of the broad lines from the reversing layer. These lines became gradually stronger as the lines produced by the outer shell grew weaker. The optical thickness for continuous radiation of the shell near its maximum development was about τr = 0.2. 14 Comae Berenices.-The spectrum of this star consists of (1) an A5 component of moderate luminosity whose H lines show strong Stark effect and whose lines of Mg II, Si II, Fe II, and Fe I show rapid axial rotation and (2) the spectrum of a shell, which is responsible for sharp Hα but which is otherwise weak in H; the shell also gives rise to sharp lines of Ti II, Cr II, Sc II, Ca II, etc., and resembles the spectrum of Є Aurigae, except that H is much weaker and that the excitation temperature is lower. Some spectroscopic peculiarities of the shell may be accounted for by the hypothesis that the pressure within the shell is lower (perhaps by a factor of 10 or 100) than in normal supergiant reversing layers. [less ▲]

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See detailSpectrographic observations of peculiar stars. III.
Swings, Polydore ULg; Struve, Otto

in Astrophysical Journal (1942), 95

This paper describes recent changes in the spectra of AX Per, Z And, AG Peg, and R Aqr. There is also a description of recent spectrograms of the unusually red bright-line star MWC 349.

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See detailSpectrographic observations of peculiar stars. VII.
Swings, Polydore ULg; Struve, Otto

in Astrophysical Journal (1945), 101

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See detailSpectrographic Observations of Peculiar Stars.IV.
Swings, Polydore ULg; Struve, Otto

in Astrophysical Journal (1942), 96

I. New observational results.-AX Persei in January and February, 1942, showed the lines of [Fe V] and [Fe VI] with considerable intensity. Other interesting changes in the spectrum have been recorded. RW ... [more ▼]

I. New observational results.-AX Persei in January and February, 1942, showed the lines of [Fe V] and [Fe VI] with considerable intensity. Other interesting changes in the spectrum have been recorded. RW Hydrae is interesting because of the absence of fluorescence excitation in O III and because the He I singlets (2p1P0 - nd1D) are relatively strong. Z Andromedae has returned to a stage similar to that observed in August, 1940. T Coronae Borealis has bright Fe II, but the absence of [Ne V] shows that the excitation is lower than in Z Andromedae. Z Canis Majoris has been observed near maximum light. Several Of and W stars have also been observed. II. Excitation mechanisms in shells.-The importance of fluorescence excitation is discussed and is applied to the problem of selectivities among emission lines of peculiar stars. Of particular interest are the ratios of singlet to triplet intensities of He I. The great relative strength of the singlets in objects of low excitation, like RW Hydrae, is attributed (a) to the predominance of fluorescence over recombination and (b) to the presence of high radiation density in the nebulous shells of the singlet series (1s1S - np1P0) of He I. Similar considerations are applied to unusual intensities of emission lines in Of shells and in P Cygni or Be shells. The influence of departures of the exciting radiation from that of a black body is discussed for novae and for certain long-period variables. When fluorescence is produced by strong ultraviolet emission lines, as in the case of Bowen's mechanism for O III, the gradient in the velocity of expansion of a shell produces important modifications. This may account for absence of the Bowen mechanism in Wolf-Rayet stars and in other rapidly expanding shells. [less ▲]

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See detailSpectrographic observations of peculiar stars.VI.
Swings, Polydore ULg; Struve, Otto

in Astrophysical Journal (1943), 98

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See detailSpectrographie Bidimensionnelle de 2 Mirages Gravitationnels avec SILFID
Angonin, M. C.; Vanderriest, C.; Surdej, Jean ULg

in Bulletin d'Information du Télescope Canada-France-Hawaii (1990), 22

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See detailSpectrométrie dans l’infrarouge proche. Application à l’analyse rapide des protéines et des acides aminés de Vicia faba L.
Sindic, Marianne ULg

Master's dissertation (1981)

Le travail comprend tout d'abord la mise au point d'une technique de dosage rapide et précise de la matière protéique totale des graines de féverole (Vicia faba L.) par spectroscopie dans l'infrarouge à ... [more ▼]

Le travail comprend tout d'abord la mise au point d'une technique de dosage rapide et précise de la matière protéique totale des graines de féverole (Vicia faba L.) par spectroscopie dans l'infrarouge à partir de résultats obtenus par kjeldahl sur 108 cultivars. La seconde partie est consacrée à l'analyse de 10 acides aminés essentiels de 68 variétés de féveroles par colonne de résine échangeuse de cations et réalisation de équations de calibration par NIR. [less ▲]

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See detailLa spectrometrie de masse appliquee a la determination de sequence de tres faibles quantites de peptides.
Wathelet, Bernard ULg; Marlier, M.; Casimir, J. et al

in Bulletin des Recherches Agronomiques de Gembloux (1987), 22(2),

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See detailSpectrométrie de masse MALDI-TOF en bactériologie clinique ou comment identifier une bactérie en une minute
Descy, Julie ULg; Meex, Cécile ULg; Melin, Pierrette ULg et al

in Revue Médicale de Liège (2010), 65(Suppl. Synthèse 2010), 29-34

The major application of MALDI-TOTOF mass spectrometry in clinical microbiology is the bacterial identification based on the analysis of all their proteins (ribosomal and membrane-associated proteins ... [more ▼]

The major application of MALDI-TOTOF mass spectrometry in clinical microbiology is the bacterial identification based on the analysis of all their proteins (ribosomal and membrane-associated proteins). This technology allows the identification of most of bacteria within a few minutes. The method is fast, accurate, reliable and cost-effective by comparison to conventional phenotypic techniques. Other applications of MALDI-TOF mass spectrometry are still under development, as the detection of bacterial toxins or resistance mechanisms to antimicrobial agents. [less ▲]

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See detailLa spectrométrie des électrons AUGER
Nicolas, Jacques ULg; Streydio, J.-M.

in Revue des Questions Scientifiques (1978), 149

La technique d'analyse des surfaces par la spectrométrie des électrons Auger est décrite. Après un rappel historique de la découverte du mécanisme de réémission électronique par Auger, en 1925, les ... [more ▼]

La technique d'analyse des surfaces par la spectrométrie des électrons Auger est décrite. Après un rappel historique de la découverte du mécanisme de réémission électronique par Auger, en 1925, les aspects physiques fondamentaux de la méthode sont présentés. La spectrométrie des électrons Auger fournit des spectres caractéristiques de transitions entre les niveaux discrets des atomes qui constituent une véritable signature atomique de la matière. Le volume détecté par l'analyse des électrons Auger excités par un faisceau d'électrons primaires est déterminé essentiellement par la profondeur d'éjection des électrons s'échappant de l'échantillon, dépendant elle-même de l'énergie de ces électrons. On peut ainsi montrer que les électrons Auger sont caractéristiques d'une profondeur de quelques Angströms seulement. Leur analyse permet donc de caractériser qualitativement et quantitativement la surface de matériaux solides. [less ▲]

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