a) Measured decay of Rydberg NO molecules, excited on the 38f(2

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Decay of trapped Rydberg NO molecules, photoexcited on the 38f(2)

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PDF) Quantum-state-dependent decay rates of electrostatically trapped Rydberg NO molecules

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