Brian G. Wicke - Concepedia

Author

Brian G. Wicke

University of California, Santa Barbara

Also Known As

B. G. WICKE, B. G. Wicke, B.G. Wicke, Brian G. Wicke, Wicke, Brian G.

Publications

847

Citations

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Concepts

All Affiliations

University of California, Santa Barbara General Motors (United States)Harvard University Redondo Optics (United States)Harvard University Press

About

Brian G. Wicke is an author at University of California, Santa Barbara specializing in engineering, chemistry, and natural sciences.

Top Concepts

#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Engineering	12	16	742
2	Natural Sciences	12	14	529
3	Applied Physics	8	8	235
4	Education	1	1	13
5	Medicine	1	1	35

Brian G. Wicke

Publications

809

Citations

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	Year	Citations
Thermogravimetric Measurement of Hydrogen Absorption in Alkali-Modified Carbon Materials F. E. Pinkerton, Brian G. Wicke, C. H. Olk, The Journal of Physical Chemistry B Materials ScienceTga FeatureChemical EngineeringCycling MassEngineering	2000	192
Analysis of perturbations in the a3II and A1II states of CO Robert W. Field, Brian G. Wicke, J. D. Simmons, Journal of Molecular Spectroscopy A1ii StatesEngineeringPhysicsNatural SciencesPhysical Chemistry	1972	149
Fine Structure, Dipole Moment, and Perturbation Analysis of a 3Π CO Brian G. Wicke, Robert W. Field, William Klemperèr The Journal of Chemical Physics Perturbation AnalysisEngineeringTheedio-frequency SpectrumAbsorption SpectroscopyDipole Moment	1972	91
Comparison of three numerical techniques for calculating eigenvalues of an unsymmetrical double minimum oscillator Brian G. Wicke, David O. Harris The Journal of Chemical Physics Numerical AnalysisEngineeringComputational ChemistryGeometric Singular Perturbation TheoryEnergy Minimization	1976	51
Dynamics of the chemiluminescent oxidation of zinc atoms by nitrous oxide Brian G. Wicke The Journal of Chemical Physics EngineeringInorganic PhotochemistryOxidation ResistanceChemiluminescent OxidationZinc Atoms	1983	39
Reaction of Nitrogen Oxides with Black Carbon: An FT-IR Study D. M. Smith, W. F. Welch, Susan Graham, Applied Spectroscopy Materials ScienceInorganic ChemistryChemical EngineeringFourier TransformEngineering	1988	38
Metastable a 3Π 13CO: Molecular-Beam Electric-Resonance Measurements of the Fine Structure, Hyperfine Structure, and Dipole Moment R. H. Gammon, Richard Stern, Michael Lesk, The Journal of Chemical Physics Radio-frequency SpectrumSpin SystemsSpin TexturesMagnetic ResonanceElectric-dipole Transitions	1971	35
Delocalization of electronic energy in the lowest triplet states of molecules John C. Hemminger, Brian G. Wicke, William Klemperèr The Journal of Chemical Physics Localized Excited StateEngineeringExcitation Energy TransferChemistryElectronic Excited State	1976	29
Room temperature oxidation of soot by oxygen atoms Brian G. Wicke, Chor Wong, Karen A. Grady Combustion and Flame Chemical EngineeringRadical EmissionEngineeringRoom Temperature OxidationOxidation Resistance	1986	29
On the importance of Ba(3<i>D</i>) as the key reactant leading to BaO(<i>A</i>–<i>X</i>) chemiluminescence in the Ba+N2O reaction Brian G. Wicke, Michael A. Revelli, David O. Harris The Journal of Chemical Physics Inorganic ChemistryChemical EngineeringPhotoluminescenceEngineeringPhotochemistry	1975	24

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