Publications

1985
I Benjamin, RH Bisseling, R Kosloff, RD LEVINE, J Manz, and HHR Schor. 1985. “Quasi-bound states of coupled Morse oscillators.” Chemical Physics Letters, 116, Pp. 255–261.
LA ELSLAVA, RB Gerber, and MA Ratner. 1985. “RELAXATION OF VIBRATIONALLY HIGHLY EXCITED DIATOMICS IN VANDERWAALS CLUSTERS - A STUDY OF I-2 (NE)4, (NE)8, (NE)16.” MOLECULAR PHYSICS, 56, Pp. 47-64.
I. Bab, D. Gazit, A. Massarawa, and J. Sela. 1985. “Removal of tibial marrow induces increased formation of bone and cartilage in rat mandibular condyle.” Calcif Tissue Int, 37, 5, Pp. 551-5. Publisher's Version Abstract
The present paper reports alterations in osteogenesis recorded in mandibular condyles 3-18 days after the removal of marrow tissue from tibial bones. Computerized histomorphometric evaluation of undecalcified condyles revealed a considerable increase in the thickness of condylar cartilage, in particular, the zone of provisional calcification. Measurements of the subcartilaginous trabecular bone suggested an increase in the number of osteoblasts and in their activity. The systemic enhancement of osteogenesis may be initiated by circulating factors released at the affected limb during regeneration of the marrow.
Andras Lorincz, Duane D Smith, Frank Novak, Ronnie Kosloff, David J Tannor, and Stuart A Rice. 1985. “Rotational state dependence of pyrazine fluorescence: Initial decays for the vibrationless 1B3u state.” The Journal of Chemical Physics, 82, Pp. 1067–1072.
A Benshaul and WM Gelbart. 1985. “THEORY OF CHAIN PACKING IN AMPHIPHILIC AGGREGATES.” ANNUAL REVIEW OF PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY, 36, Pp. 179-211.
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Nissim Garti, Shlomo Magdassi, and Douglas. Whitehill. 1985. “Transfer phenomena across the oil phase in water-oil-water multiple emulsions evaluated by Coulter counter. 1. Effect of primary emulsifier on water permeability..” J. Colloid Interface Sci.Journal of Colloid and Interface Science, 104, 2, Pp. 587 - 91. Abstract
The effect of primary emulsifier concn. (Span 80) in a system contg. Tween 80, mineral oil, and H2O on H2O transport due to an osmotic gradient was studied by a Coulter counter method. Diln. of W/O/W emulsions with dil. NaCl caused a decrease in multiple drop diam. due to loss of internal H2O. The primary mechanism appears to be micelle transport. [on SciFinder(R)]
Itamar Willner, Zafrir Goren, Daniel Mandler, Ruben Maidan, and Yinon. Degani. 1985. “Transformation of single-electron transfer photoproducts into multielectron charge relays: the functions of water-oil two-phase systems and enzyme catalysis..” J. Photochem.Journal of Photochemistry, 28, 2, Pp. 215 - 28. Abstract
Water-in-oil microemulsions provide an organized environment that effectively controls photosensitized electron transfer processes. Effective charge sepn. and stabilization of the intermediate photoproducts against back electron transfer processes are achieved by means of hydrophobic and hydrophilic interactions of the photoproducts with the water-oil phases. Water-oil 2-phase systems also provide a means for induced disproportionation of a photogenerated 1-electron transfer product to the corresponding 2-electron charge relay. This induced disproportionation can be achieved by design of opposite soly. properties of the comproportionation products in the 2 phases. The 2-electron charge relay mediates the redn. of meso-1,2-dibromostilbene to trans-stilbene. An alternative route for generating multielectron charge relays involves the enzyme-catalyzed prodn. of NADPH using the 4,4'-bipyridinium radical cation as an electron carrier. NADPH is subsequently utilized in the redn. of 2-butanone to (-)-2-butanol in the presence of the enzyme alc. dehydrogenase. [on SciFinder(R)]
Yosef Kaplan. 1985. “The travels of Portuguese Jews from Amsterdam to the 'lands of idolatry' (1644-1724)..” Jews and Conversos, Pp. 197. Publisher's Version
1985. “The travels of Portuguese Jews from Amsterdam to the'Lands of Idolatry'(1644-1724).” In Jews and Conversos. Studies in Society and the Inquisition, Pp. 197 - 224. Jerusalem: Magnes Press.
I Schechter, R Kosloff, and RD LEVINE. 1985. “Vibrational enhancement of the reaction rate and steric requirements in the H+ D$_2$ ($ν$) and D+ H$_2$ ($ν'$) reactions.” Chemical Physics Letters, 121, Pp. 297–300.
O. Kella and U. Yechiali. 1985. “Waiting times in the nonpreemptive priority M/M/c queue.” Stochastic Models, 1, Pp. 257-262.
Frank Novak, Ronnie Kosloff, David J Tannor, Andras Lorincz, Duane D Smith, and Stuart A Rice. 1985. “Wave packet evolution in isolated pyrazine molecules: Coherence triumphs over chaos.” The Journal of Chemical Physics, 82, Pp. 1073–1078.
Ariel Shisha-Halevy. 1985. “What’s in a Name? On Coptic {ⲡⲁ-} ‘{he} of-’.” Enchoria, 13, Pp. 97–102. Abstract

In a terminological note with the title, “The Possessive Relation Marker in Coptic” (Enchoria 12:191–193, 1984), P. Swiggers criticizes and corrects the conventional designation “possessive article” or “possessive prefix” for ⲡⲁ-/ⲧⲁ-/ⲛⲁ- “he/she/they of-” and, much less explicitly, {ⲡⲉϥ-} “his”. Following several arguments meant to establish that these morpheme set(s) are “neither an article, nor a prefix”, Dr. Swiggers offers to replace the current terms with a new one, namely “possessive relation-marker”, presumably for both {ⲡⲁ-} and {ⲡⲉϥ-}.

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1984
Hillel Tal-Ezer and R Kosloff. 1984. “An accurate and efficient scheme for propagating the time dependent Schrödinger equation.” The Journal of Chemical Physics, 81, Pp. 3967–3971.
RM Roth, MA Ratner, and RB Gerber. 1984. “APPLICATION OF THE SEMI-CLASSICAL SELF-CONSISTENT-FIELD THEORY FOR MOLECULAR VIBRATIONS.” ABSTRACTS OF PAPERS OF THE AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY, 188, Pp. 4-PHYS.
AT Yinnon, R Kosloff, and RB Gerber. 1984. “Atom scattering from disordered surfaces: calculations for a model of a Xe+ Ar mixed overlayer.” Surface Science, 148, Pp. 148–152.
AT Yinnon, R Kosloff, and RB Gerber. 1984. “ATOM SCATTERING FROM DISORDERED SURFACES - CALCULATIONS FOR A MODEL OF A XE + AR MIXED OVERLAYER.” SURFACE SCIENCE, 148, Pp. 148-152.
1984. “Between Allusion and Coincidence: Nabokov, Dickens, and Others.” HSLA (Hebrew University Studies in Literature and the Arts), 12, Pp. 175-98.
Ronnie Kosloff and Mark A Ratner. 1984. “Beyond linear response: Line shapes for coupled spins or oscillators via direct calculation of dissipated power.” The Journal of Chemical Physics, 80, Pp. 2352–2362.
RB Gerber and R Elber. 1984. “CENTRIFUGAL MECHANISM FOR MOLECULAR DISSOCIATION IN HIGH-ENERGY COLLISIONS WITH SOLID-SURFACES.” CHEMICAL PHYSICS LETTERS, 107, Pp. 141-144.

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