John Hasbrouck Van Vleck

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According to Wikipedia, John Hasbrouck Van Vleck was an American physicist and mathematician. He was co-awarded the Nobel Prize in Physics in 1977, for his contributions to the understanding of the behavior of electronic magnetism in solids.

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The theory of electric and magnetic susceptibilities (1934) (2104)
The Dipolar Broadening of Magnetic Resonance Lines in Crystals (1948) (2015)
Effective Field Theories of Magnetism (1966) (938)
On sigma-Type Doubling and Electron Spin in the Spectra of Diatomic Molecules (1929) (633)
Paramagnetic Relaxation Times for Titanium and Chrome Alum (1940) (556)
On the Shape of Collision-Broadened Lines (1945) (552)
The Coupling of Angular Momentum Vectors in Molecules (1951) (463)
The spectrum of clipped noise (1966) (449)
The Correspondence Principle in the Statistical Interpretation of Quantum Mechanics (1928) (447)
On the Anisotropy of Cubic Ferromagnetic Crystals (1937) (378)
The Jahn‐Teller Effect and Crystalline Stark Splitting for Clusters of the Form XY6 (1939) (314)
Ferromagnetic Interaction in EuO (1961) (302)
Theory of the Variations in Paramagnetic Anisotropy Among Different Salts of the Iron Group (1932) (276)
The Puzzle of Rare-earth Spectra in Solids. (1937) (267)
On the Quantum Mechanics of the Rotational Distortion of Multiplets in Molecular Spectra (1928) (228)
The Quantum Theory of Valence (1935) (227)
The Absorption of Microwaves by Oxygen (1947) (218)
The Influence of Dipole‐Dipole Coupling on the Specific Heat and Susceptibility of a Paramagnetic Salt (1937) (172)
Valence Strength and the Magnetism of Complex Salts (1935) (169)
On the Isotope Corrections in Molecular Spectra (1936) (166)
The Effect of Second Order Zeeman Terms on Magnetic Susceptibilities in the Rare Earth and Iron Groups (1929) (162)
The Dirac Vector Model in Complex Spectra (1934) (160)
Concerning the Theory of Ferromagnetic Resonance Absorption (1950) (139)
On the Theory of Antiferromagnetism (1941) (139)
Origin of "Hidden Momentum Forces" on Magnets (1968) (132)
A Survey of the Theory of Ferromagnetism (1945) (119)
A Theoretical Comparison of the Visual, Aural, and Meter Reception of Pulsed Signals in the Presence of Noise (1946) (119)
On the Paramagnetic Rotation of Tysonite (1934) (118)
Paramagnetic Relaxation and the Equilibrium of Lattice Oscillators (1941) (118)
Dipole-Dipole Resonance Forces (1939) (113)
The Correspondence Principle in the Statistical Interpretation of Quantum Mechanics. (110)
On the Magnetic Behavior of Vanadium, Titanium and Chrome Alum (1939) (102)
Theory of Radar Reflection from Wires or Thin Metallic Strips (1947) (97)
Absorption, emission, and linebreadths: A semihistorical perspective (1977) (96)
Recent developments in the theory of antiferromagnetism (1951) (91)
The Group Relation Between the Mulliken and Slater‐Pauling Theories of Valence (1935) (90)
Exchange Interactions Among Itinerant Electrons (1967) (87)
LXXXIII. The theory of the paramagnetic rotation and susceptibility in manganous and ferric salts (1934) (87)
On the Role of Dipole‐Dipole Coupling in Dielectric Media (1937) (84)
Theory of the Microwave Zeeman Effect in Atomic Oxygen (1953) (81)
HYPERFINE STRUCTURE IN THE SPECTRUM OF N$sup 14$H$sub 3$. II. THEORETICAL DISCUSSION (1954) (77)
Note on the Interactions between the Spins of Magnetic Ions or Nuclei in Metals (1962) (73)
MAGNETIC SUSCEPTIBILITY OF METALLIC EUROPIUM (1960) (72)
On the Energy Levels of Chrome Alum (1940) (66)
MAGNETISM OF EUROPIUM GARNET (1960) (63)
The Role of Exchange Interaction in Paramagnetic Absorption (1947) (62)
Ferrimagnetic resonance of dilute rare-earth doped iron garnets (1963) (57)
Relative Intensities of Singlet-Singlet and Singlet-Triplet Transitions (1939) (54)
THE ROLE OF BOLTZMANN FACTORS IN LINE SHAPE (1966) (49)
Molecular Vibrations of Three Particle Systems with Special Applications to the Ethyl Halides and Ethyl Alcohol (1933) (48)
Ferrimagnetic Resonance of Rare‐Earth‐Doped Iron Garnets (1964) (47)
Magnetic Case History of the Eu3+ Ion (1968) (44)
The Effect of Second Order Zeeman Terms on Magnetic Susceptibilities: Errata (1929) (44)
The Absorption of Radiation by Multiply Periodic Orbits, and its Relation to the Correspondence Principle and the Rayleigh-Jeans Law. Part II. Calculation of Absorption by Multiply Periodic Orbits (1924) (43)
The Absorption of Radiation by Multiply Periodic Orbits, and its Relation to the Correspondence Principle and the Rayleigh-Jeans Law. Part I. Some Extensions of the Correspondence Principle (1924) (42)
Quantum mechanics: the key to understanding magnetism. (1978) (42)
Sign of Knight Shift in Samarium Intermetallic Compounds (1961) (42)
Calculation of Energy Exchange between Lattice Oscillators (1941) (40)
Errata: Spin Waves (1959) (37)
Multiplet Intensities for the Nebular Lines ^{4}S - _{2}D of ο II. (1949) (37)
Some recent progress in the theory of magnetism for non-migratory models (1959) (36)
The Rotational Energy of Polyatomic Molecules (1935) (34)
A Calculation of the Vibration Frequencies and Other Constants of the H2O Molecule (1933) (34)
LXXII. The normal helium atom and its relation to the quantum theory (1922) (34)
Conduction of Heat in Solids and Heat Conduction (1948) (32)
Theory of the Temperature Dependence of the Magnetoelastic Constants of Cubic Crystals (1960) (31)
ON THE VIBRATIONAL SELECTION PRINCIPLES IN THE RAMAN EFFECT. (1929) (29)
On the Quantum Theory of the Polarization of Resonance Radiation in Magnetic Fields. (1925) (28)
Ferromagnetic Relaxation in Europium Iron Garnet (1963) (27)
Effect of the Anisotropic Exchange and the Crystalline Field on the Magnetic Susceptibility of Eu2O3 (1969) (27)
A Simplified Method of Computing the Cohesive Energies of Monovalent Metals (1950) (26)
The Quantum Defect of Nonpenetrating Orbits, with Special Application to Al II (1933) (26)
Note on the gyromagnetic ratio of Co++ and on the Jahn-teller effect in Fe++ (1960) (22)
Collision Theories of Pressure Broadening of Spectral Lines (1949) (21)
II. Energetics of complexes. The magnetic behaviour of regular and inverted crystalline energy levels (1958) (21)
THE MEAN SQUARE ANGULAR MOMENTUM AND DIAMAGNETISM OF THE NORMAL HYDROGEN MOLECULE. (1929) (21)
Note on the crystal field parameters of rare earth garnets (1966) (21)
χ = C/(T + δ), the most overworked formula in the history of paramagnetism (1973) (20)
The Hyperfine Structure of the Microwave Spectrum of Ammonia and the Existence of a Quadrupole Moment inN14 (1946) (19)
The New Quantum Mechanics. (19)
Line-breadths and the theory of magnetism (1957) (18)
Note on the Zeeman Effect of Chrome Alum (1940) (17)
Note on the sp3 Configuration of Carbon, and Correction to Part III on CH4 (1934) (16)
The concept of temperature in magnetism (1957) (16)
The magnetic behavior of thulium garnets in a cubic field (1966) (16)
Magnetic Susceptibility and Crystalline Field Levels of Ytterbium Gallium Garnet (1963) (15)
A Correspondence Principle for Absorption (1924) (14)
On the splitting of the ground state of Ni++ in Ni SiF6·6H2O (1951) (14)
Strong orbital anisotropy in the exchange interaction in Fe3+ : EuGaG (1968) (14)
American physics comes of age (1964) (14)
Encyclopedia of physics (Handbuch der physik): Vol. 18, Part 1, edited by H.P.J. Winjn. 592 pages, diagrams, 612 × 10 in. New York, Springer-Verlag, 1969. Price, $42.00. (1969) (13)
On the Cross Section of Heavy Nuclei for Slow Neutrons (1935) (12)
Improved Theory of the Zeeman Effect of Atomic Oxygen (1954) (12)
On the Theory of the Temperature Variation of the Specific Heat of Hydrogen (1923) (12)
Magnetic Susceptibilities and Dielectric Constants in the New Quantum Mechanics (1926) (9)
On the theory of the dielectric constant of dilute solutions of polar molecules in non-polar solvents (1972) (9)
Theory of the magnetic susceptibility of the nitric oxide clathrate (1961) (9)
ON THE VIBRATIONAL SELECTION PRINCIPLES IN THE RAMAN EFFECT. (8)
THE INFLUENCE OF DIPOLE‐DIPOLE COUPLING ON THE DIELECTRIC CONSTANTS OF LIQUIDS AND SOLIDS (1940) (8)
Fundamental Theory of Ferro- and Ferri-Magnetism (1956) (7)
The Dielectric Constant and Diamagnetism of Hydrogen and Helium in the New Quantum Mechanics. (1926) (7)
Quantum mechanics: the key to understanding magnetism. (1978) (7)
Magnetic properties of metals (1957) (6)
Landmarks in the Theory of Magnetism (1950) (6)
On the Quantum Theory of the Specific Heat of Hydrogen Part I. Relation to the New Mechanics, Band Spectra, and Chemical Constants (1926) (6)
Two Notes on Quantum Conditions (1923) (6)
Karl Kelchner Darrow—Writer, councilor and secretary (1967) (5)
The statistical interpretation of various formulations of quantum mechanics (1929) (5)
Coupling of Electron Spins in Rotating Polyatomic Molecules (1948) (5)
On the Adiabatic Demagnetization of Caesium Titanium Alum (1938) (4)
Errata: Paramagnetic Relaxation Times for Titanium and Chrome Alum ( (1940) (4)
The present status of the theory of ferromagnetism (1949) (4)
Note on the Postulates of the Matrix Quantum Dynamics. (1926) (4)
NOTE ON THE DIRAC ELECTRON AND HIDDEN MOMENTUM FORCES. (1969) (4)
Revised Calculation of the Translational Fluctuation Effect in Gaseous Dielectrics (1937) (4)
Magnetic Susceptibility of Nitric Oxide Molecules Adsorbed on Silica Gel (1969) (3)
Fundamental Theory of Ferro- and Ferri-Magnetism (1956) (3)
Introduction to Ligand Field Theory. (1963) (3)
The Theory of the Paramagnetism of Oxygen and Nitric Oxide (1927) (3)
Expressions for the Current in the Bloch Approximation of "Tight Binding" for Metallic Electrons. (1939) (3)
The widening world of magnetism (1968) (2)
A Third of a Century of Paramagnetic Relaxation and Resonance (1970) (2)
MAGNETIC CRYSTAL ANISOTROPIES OF HOLMIUM--ERBIUM ALLOYS. (1972) (2)
How EuO was discovered (1978) (2)
The Dielectric Constant and Diamagnetism of Hydrogen and Helium in the New Quantum Mechanics. (2)
Note on Liouville's Theorem and the Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle (1941) (2)
Magnetic Susceptibilities and Dielectric Constants in the New Quantum Mechanics (1)
Influence of Dipole‐Dipole Coupling on Specific Heat of a Paramagnetic Salt (1960) (1)
Erratum: Ferrimagnetic resonance of dilute rare-earth doped iron garnets (Physical Review Letters (1963) 11, 6) (1963) (1)
Statistical Mechanics. By J. E. Mayer and M. G. Mayer. (1941) (1)
Note on the Second or Gaussian Approximation in the Heisenberg Theory of Ferromagnetism When S (1938) (1)
On the Quantum Theory of the Polarization of Resonance Radiation in Magnetic Fields. (1)
Spin, the great indicator of valence behaviour (1970) (1)
Note on the Postulates of the Matrix Quantum Dynamics. (1)
Two barrier phenomena (1953) (1)
Cairo Solid State (1966) (1)
The antiferromagnetic state in the chrome alums (1957) (0)
Relative Linear Power Contribution with Estimator Statistics (1983) (0)
Edward Vermilye Huntington 1874–1952 (1953) (0)
Abstracts of articles to be published in the journal of the physics and chemistry of solidsNote on the crystal field parameters of rare earth garnets (1966) (0)
Magnetochemistry. By P. W. Selwood (1944) (0)
The Cherwell‐Simon Memorial Lectures 1961 and 1962 (1964) (0)
GROUP THEORY FOR PERMUTATION DEGENERACY IN FOUR ELECTRONS AND THE PAULI EXCLUSION PRINCIPLE. (1971) (0)
88. The magnetic susceptibility of nitric oxide in a clathrate compound (1958) (0)
NOTE ON THE CRYSTALLINE ELECTRIC FIELD IN NICKEL AMMONIUM SULPHATE (1952) (0)
The Evolution of Crystal Field Parameters for Rare Earth Salts (1967) (0)
Some Mathematical Aspects of the New Physics (1932) (0)
National Academy of Sciences. Biographical Memoir Copyright 1987 national academy of sciences (0)
Reminiscences of my scientific rapport with R. S. Mulliken (1980) (0)
Richard M. Bozorth (1969) (0)
Interaction of The Quadrupole Moment of the $N^14$ Nucleus with the Molecular Rotation of the Ammonia Molecule (1947) (0)
The Physical Meaning of Adiabatic Magnetic Susceptibilities1 (1958) (0)
Statistical Mechanics . By R. H. Fowler. 864 pp. Cambridge: at the University Press. New York: The Macmillan Company. 1937. $14.00. (1937) (0)
Note on Liouville's Theorem and the Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle (1941) (0)
Two Barrier Phenomena. (1953) (0)
John C. Slater (1976) (0)
The significance of the results of microwave spectroscopy to the theory of magnetism. (1952) (0)

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