Publications by authors named "NF Lane"

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Science advice in the Trump White House.
Kirstin R W Matthews, Kenneth M Evans, Neal F Lane

Science· February 2017

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Science in Congress: Deceptive statistics—Response.
Andrew A Rosenberg, L M Branscomb, V Eady, P C Frumhoff, G T Goldman, N F Lane

Science· July 2015

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Science and regulation. Congress's attacks on science-based rules.
A A Rosenberg, L M Branscomb, V Eady, P C Frumhoff, G T Goldman, N F Lane

Science· May 2015

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The president's scientist.
Neal F Lane, Kirstin R W Matthews

Cell· November 2009

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Producing the finest scientists and engineers for the 21st century.
M L Good, N F Lane

Science· November 1994

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Alignment and geometrical effects on Stueckelberg interference structure in cross sections for inelastic collisions involving Rydberg atoms.
BC Saha, NF Lane

Phys Rev Lett· May 1994

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Electron capture in collisions of excited Na*(3p) atoms with He+ ions at 0.1-7 keV/u: Effects of alignment of the initial Na*(3p) orbital.
CM Dutta, NF Lane, M Kimura

Phys Rev A· March 1994

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Erratum: Quenching of low-lying Rydberg states of Na colliding with ground-state He: A semiclassical approach.
A Kumar, NF Lane, M Kimura

Phys Rev A· February 1994

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Double- and single-electron capture in He2++H2 collisions in the energy range from 50 eV to 2 keV.
N Shimakura, M Kimura, NF Lane

Phys Rev A· January 1993

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Theoretical study of nonresonant 3He++4He.
CM Dutta, NF Lane, M Kimura

Phys Rev A· October 1992

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Experimental and theoretical studies of the He2+-He system: Differential cross sections for direct, single-, and double-charge-transfer scattering at keV energies.
RS Gao, CM Dutta, NF Lane, KA Smith, RF Stebbings

Phys Rev A· May 1992

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Collisions between H+ and H2 at kilo-electron-volt energies: Absolute differential cross sections for small-angle direct, single-, and double-charge-transfer scattering.
RS Gao, LK Johnson, GJ Smith, CL Hakes, KA Smith, NF Lane

Phys Rev A· November 1991

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Theoretical study of charge transfer in He++H2 collisions in the milli-electron-volt regime.
M Kimura, NF Lane

Phys Rev A· July 1991

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Molecular-state treatment of He+(2p) excitation through electron capture in He2+-H2 collisions at low energies.
BC Saha, NF Lane, M Kimura

Phys Rev A· July 1991

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Selective-state charge transfer in a collision between a Li3+ ion and a ground-state Li atom: A molecular-state approach.
A Kumar, NF Lane, M Kimura

Phys Rev A· January 1991

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Orientation and alignment of the first excited p state in Li+He and Na+He scattering.
BJ Archer, NF Lane, M Kimura

Phys Rev A· December 1990

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Selective-state charge transfer in a collision between an alpha particle and ground-state Na: A molecular-states approach.
A Kumar, NF Lane, M Kimura

Phys Rev A· October 1990

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Semiclassical study of the collision of a highly excited Rydberg atom with the molecules HF and HCl.
M Kimura, NF Lane

Phys Rev A· August 1990

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Theoretical study of ion-pair formation and Penning and associative ionization in low- to intermediate-energy He*(2 (1),3S)+Li collisions.
M Kimura, NF Lane

Phys Rev A· June 1990

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Comparative molecular-orbital and atomic-orbital study of electron transfer and excitation in He++Na(3s) collisions at energies of 0.05 to 20 keV/amu.
W Fritsch, M Kimura, NF Lane

Phys Rev A· January 1990

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Absolute differential cross sections for small-angle H+-He direct and charge-transfer scattering at keV energies.
LK Johnson, RS Gao, RG Dixson, KA Smith, NF Lane

Phys Rev A Gen Phys· October 1989

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Radiative and nonradiative charge transfer in He++H collisions at low energy.
B Zygelman, A Dalgarno, M Kimura, NF Lane

Phys Rev A Gen Phys· September 1989

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Spin effects in slow (H-He)+ collisions.
R Hippler, H Madeheim, HO Lutz, M Kimura, NF Lane

Phys Rev A Gen Phys· September 1989

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Theoretical Penning electron-energy distributions for alkali-metal atoms: He(2 1,3S) collisions with sodium and potassium.
NT Padial, JS Cohen, RL Martin, NF Lane

Phys Rev A Gen Phys· July 1989

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Theoretical investigation of the hypothesized crossing between the Penning and atomic autoionizing states of He+K.
NT Padial, RL Martin, JS Cohen, NF Lane

Phys Rev A Gen Phys· March 1989

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