Publications
1. The theory of the contributions of excitons to the complex dielectric constant of crystals. Phys. Rev. 112, 155, 1958.
2. A theory of edge-emission phenomena in CdS, ZdS, and ZnO. J.Phys.Chem. Solids 10, 110, 1959.
3. Exciton spectrum of CdS. (with D.G. Thomas.) Phys. Rev. 116, 573, 1959.
4. On some observable properties of longitudinal excitons. (with D.G. Thomas.) J. Phys. Chem. Solids
12, 276, 1960.5. Fine structure in the optical absorption edge of anisotropic crystals. Phys. and Chem. of Solids 15, 97, 1960.
6. Photon momentum effects in the magneto-optics of excitons. (with D.G. Thomas.) Phys. Rev.Letters 4, M524, 1960.
7. Polarization of the edge emission in CdS. (with R.J. Collins.) Phys. Rev. 120, 840, 1960.
8. Excitons and the absorption edge of cadmium sulfide. (with D.Thomas & M.Power.) Phys.
Rev.119, 570, 1960.9. Direct observation of exciton motion in CdS. (with D.B. Thomas.) Phys. Rev. Letters 5, 505, 1960.
10. Fine structure and magneto-optic effects in the exciton spectrum of cadmium sulfide. (with D.G.
Thomas.) Phys. Rev. 122, 35, 1961.11. Magneto-optic absorption spectrum of CdS. (with D.G. Thomas) Intl. Conf. Semicond. Phys.,
Prague, 1961.12. Selection rules connecting different points in the Brillouin zone. (with M. Lax) Phys. Rev.
124, 115, 1961.13. A magneto-stark effect and exciton motion in CdS. (with D.G. Thomas) Phys. Rev. 124, 657, 1961.
14. Exciton states and band structure in CdS and CdSe. J. Appl. Phys. 32, 2277, 1961.
15. Excitons and the absorption edge in ZnO. (with R.E. Dietz and D.G. Thomas) J. Appl. Phys. 32,
2282, 1961.16. On the energy dependence of the absorption constant and photoconductivity near a direct band gap.
J. Phys. Chem. Solids, 22, 63, 1961.17. Bound exciton complexes. (with D.G. Thomas.) Phys. Rev. Letters 7, 316, 1961.
18. Classical explanation of the anomalous magnetoresistance of bismuth. Phys. Rev. Letters 8, 311,
1962.19. Mirror Absorption and Fluorescence in ZnTe (with R. G. Dietz and D. G. Thomas), Phys Rev
Letters 8, 361 (1962).20. Electron-phonon coupling in impurity states. Proceedings of the Ibnternational Conference on the
Physics of Semiconductors, Inst. of Physics & Physical Soc., 75-80, 1962.21. Optical Properties of Bound Exciton Complexes in CdS (with D. G. Thomas) Phys Rev 128, 2135
(1962).22. Fluorescence in CdS and its possible use as an optical maser. (with D.G. Thomas.) J. Appl. Phys.
33, 3243, 1962.23. Pair spectra in GaP. (with D.G. Thomas and M. Gershenzon.) Phys, Rev. Letters 10, 414, 1963.
24. Theoretical and experimental effects of spatial dispersion on the optical properties of crystals. (with
D.G. Thomas.) Phys. Rev. 132, 563, 1963.25. Two-quantum absorption spectrum of KI. (with J.M Worlock and K. Park.) Phys. Rev. Letters 9,
414, 1963.26. Proposal for beating two optical masers. (with G.D. Mahan) J. Appl. Phys. 34, 1531, 1963.
27. Bound excitons in GaP. (with Thomas and Gershenzon.) Phys. Rev. 131, 2397, 1963.
28. Optical effects of energy terms linear in wave vector. (with G.D. Mahan.) Phys. Rev. 135, A428,
1964.29. Piezoelectric polaron effects in CdS. (with G.D. Mahan.) Phys. Rev. Letters 12, 241, 1964.
30. Coupled-optical-phonon-mode theory of infrared dispersion in BaTiO3, SrTiO3 , and KlaO3 . (with
A.S. Barker, Jr.) Phys. Rev. 135, A1732, 1964.31. On the existence of magnetic monopoles (with R. A. Ferrell) Physics 1, 1, 1964.
32. Quantum chemistry of bound exciton complexes. Proceed. 7th.Intl. Conf., Paris, 725, 1964.
33 Light from distant pairs: radiative recombination in semiconductors. (with D. G. Thomas and K.
Kolbow.) Proceed. 7th.Intl. Conf., Paris, 67, 1964.34. Two quantum absorption spectrum of KI and CsI. (with J.M. Worlock.) Phys. Rev. 137, A1455,
1965.35. Effect of electron-electron interactions on photoemission in simple metals. Phys. Rev. 139, A419,
1965.36. Polariton absorption lines (with D.G. Thomas) Phys. Rev. Letters 15, 517, 1965.
37. Kinetics of radiative recombination at randomly distributed donors and acceptors. (with D. G.
Thomas and A. Augustynick.) Phys. Rev. 140, A202, 1965.38. Isoelectronic traps due to nitrogen in gallium phosphide. (w/D.G. Thomas and C.J. Frosch.) Phys.
Rev. Letters 15, 857, 1965.39. Raman scattering by polaritons. (with C.H. Henry.) Phys. Rev. Letters 15, 964, 1965.
40. Mechanism for lunar polarization. Science 1511, 1380, 1966.
41. Aspects of polaritons. Journal of Phys. Soc. of Japan 21, 77-88, 1966.
42. Free and bound excitons: I Excitons as electronic states; II Aspects of polaritons; III Bound excitons.
Proceedings of the Varenna Summer School, 1966.43. Effects of electron-electron interactions on the optical properties of metals. Dyn. Proc. in Solid
State Physics, 116-127, 1966.44. Elastic scattering at inelastic thresholds application to solids. Dyn. Proc. in Solid State Physics,
128-143, 1966.45. Isoelectronic traps due to nitrogen in gallium phosphide. (with D.G. Thomas) Phys. Rev. 150, 680,
1966.46. Electronic Raman scattering by acceptors. (with C.H. Henry and L.C. Luther) Phys. Rev. Letters
17, 1178, 1966.47. Isolectronic donors and acceptors (with D.G. Thomas and R.T. Lynch.) Phys. Rev. Letters 17,
312, 1966.48. Optical properties and infrared emission of the moon. Amer. Astronautical Soc. 13, 101-120, 1967.
49. Interference between intermediate states in optical properties of nitrogen-doped gallium phosphide
(with P. J. Dean and D. G. Thomas) Phys. Rev. 158, 748, 1967.50. Radiative recombination at shallow centers, II-VI Semiconducting compounds. 1967 Intl. Conf.,
786-804, Benjamin Press. 196751. New approach to transport theory in classical gases. (with A. Bastin.) Phys. Rev. 168, 193, 1968.
52. Isoelectronic impurities in semiconductors. (with R.A. Faulkner.) Local.Excit. in Solids, Plenum,
218-238, 1968.53. A localized exciton bound to cadnium and oxygen in gallium phosphide. (w/C. Henry, P. Dean & D.
Thomas) Wallis, op. cit., 267-275, 1968.54. Absorption edges in insulating crystals. Comm. on Solid State Physics 1, 16, 1968.
55. The isotope effect in very weak itinerant ferromagnets. Phys. Letters 27A, 22 1968.
56. Optical absorptions and energy loss in sodium in the Hartree approximation. (with E-Ni Foo.)
Phys. Rev. 173, 635-644, 1968.57. Exciton-Magnon interaction in magnetic insulators. (with S. Freeman.) Phys. Rev. Letters 21, 910-
913, 1968.58. Light scattering spectra of solids (with D.G. Thomas.) Proceed. Intl. Conf., NY Univ., 1968.
59. Spin flip Raman scattering in cadmium sulfide. (w/D.G. Thomas.) Proceed.Intl.Conf., NY Univ.,
255-261, 1968.60. Spin flip Raman Scattering in Cadmium Sulphide (with D. G. Thomas), Proceedings of the
International Conference on Light Scatterin Spectra osf Solids, 1968.61. Resonant scattering of polaritons as composite particles. Phys. Rev. 182, 1969.
62. Optical properties of bound exciton complexes in CdS. (with D.G. Thomas.) Phys. Rev. 128, 2135,
1962.63. Infrared divergences, X-ray edges, and all that. Comments on Solid State Physics, II, 40, 1969.
64. Free and bound excitons in elementary excitations in solids. Plenum Press, 413-436, 1969.
65. Angular momentum and transition-metal superconductivity. Phys. Rev. 186, 443-451, 1969.
66. Sum rule relating optical properties to the charge distribution. Phys. Rev. B2, 973-979, 1970.
67. Undulation spectra of GaP associated with the isoelectronic trap N. (w/H. Kukimoto and P. Dean.)
Phys. Rev. Letters 27, 139-142, 1971.68. The chemistry of the optical constants of solids in the physics of opto-electronic materials. Plenum
Publishing 1-16, 1971.69. An allosteric model of Hemoglobin: I. Kinetics. (with R. Shulman and S. Ogawa.) J. Mol. Biol. ,
425-443, 1971, 1971.70. On the systematics of high T in transition metal materials. Physics 55, 1971, 1971.
71. An allosteric model of hemoglobin, II. (with R. Schulman and S. Ogawa.) Archives Biochm. &
Bioph.. 151, 68-74, 1972.72. Effective-impurity model of optical absorption edges. (with J.D. Dow.) J. Non-Crystalline Solids,
8-10, 664-669, 1972.73. The rate of carbonmonoxide binding to hemoglobin Kansas (with S. Ogawa and R.G. Schulman.)
Bioch. & Bioph. Res. 49, 1480-84, 1972.74. Summary, Proceeding of the Intl. Conf on the Physics of Semiconductors. Warsaw, Poland, 1495-
1504, 1972.75. Binding to isoelectronic impurities in semiconductors. (with A. Baldereschi.) Phys. Rev. Lett. 28,
171, 1972.76. Resonant interaction between localized LO phonons and continuum states of donors. (with C.H.
Henry.) Phys. Rev. 136, 2233, 1972.77. Chemically motivated pseudopotential for sodium. (with W.C. Topp.) Phys. Rev. B7, 1295-1303,
1973.78. Relation between structure, cooperativity and spectra in a model of hemoglobin action. J. Mol. Biol.
77, 207-222, 1973.79. The rate of carbon monoxide binding to hemoglobin Kansas. In Dynamic Aspects of Conformation
Changes in Biological Macromolecules. (with S. Ogawa and R.G. Shulman.) Reidel Publ.,
Dordecht-Holland, 327-331, 1973.80. The physical basis of cooperativity in the binding of oxygen by mammalian hemoglobin. Coll.
Properties of Phys. Sys., Nobel 24, 1973.81. The dynamic Peierls instability. Solid State Comm. 14, 727-729, 1974.
82. Electron Transfer Between Biological Molecules by Thermally Activated Tunneling. PNAS 71,
3640-3644 (1974).83. Kinetic Proofreading: a New Mechanism for Reducing Errors in Biosynthetic Processes Requiring
High Specificity, PNAS 71, 4135-4139 (1974).84. The measurement of transient circular dichroism: A new kinetic technique. (with F.A. Ferrone and
S.E. Schnatterly.) Rev. Sci. Instrum. 45, 1392, 1974.85. Allosteric interpretation of haemoglobin properties. (with R.G. Shulman and S. Ogawa.) Quart.
Rev. of Biophysics 8, 325, 1975.86. Magnetic circular dichroism in hemoglobin. (with J.I. Treu.) J. of Chem. Phys. 63, 613, 1975. 1975
87. Rate of quarternary structure change in hemoglobin measured by modulated excitation. (with F.A.
Ferrone.) PNAS 73, 4497, 1976.88. Exchange effects in the Li K edge. (with S.M. Girvin.) Phys. Rev. Lett. 37, 1091, 1976.
89. Direct experimental evidence for kinetic proofreading in amino acylation of tRNA. (with T.
Yamane, V. Yue and S.M. Coutts.) PNAS 73, 1164, 1976.90. Fundamental aspects of electron transfer: Experimental verification of vibronically coupled electron
tunneling. (with M. Potasek.) PNAS 74, 3817, 1977.91. Experimental evidence for kinetic proofreading in the aminoacylation of tRNA by synthetase. (with
T. Yamane.) PNAS 74, 2246, 1977.92. Photo-induced charge transfer: A critical test of the mechanism and range of biological electron
transfer processes. Biophys. Journal 18, 311, 1977.93. Fundamental aspects of electron transfer in biological membranes. Electrical Phenomena at the
Biological Membrane Level. Elsevier Sci. Publ., Amsterdam, 471, 1977.94. Experimental test of the vibronically couples tunneling description of biological electron transfer.
(with M. Potasek.) PNAS 74, 229, 1977.95. Origin of the genetic code: A testable hypothesis based on tRNA structure, sequence, and kinetic
proofreading. PNAS 75, 4334, 1978.96. Non-adiabatic electron tunneling - Implications for bacterial photosynthesis. Tunneling in Biological
Systems. Chance et al, editors, 417-430, 1979.97. Solar photovoltaic energy conversion: Principle conclusions of the American Physical Society
Study G Group , book written by 12-man study committee. H. Ehrerneich, chairman, 1979.98. Spin equilibrium and quaternary structure change in hemoglobinA. Experiments on a quantitative
probe of the stereochemical mechanism of hemoglobin cooperativity. (with K.C. Cho.)
Biochemistry 18, 5826, 1979.99. The energy relay: A proofreading scheme based on dynamic cooperativity and lacking all
characteristic symptoms of kinetic proofreading in DNA replication and protein synthesis.
PNAS 77, 5248, 1980.100.. Theory of thermal and photoassisted electron tunneling. (with M. Redi.) J. Am. Chem. Soc. 72,
6651, 1980. 1980.101. The fidelity of protein synthesis in Ribosomes - Structure, function, and genetics. (with T.
Yamane.) Chamblis et al editors, 585-596, 1980.102. Effect of transfer ribonucleic acid dimer formation on polyphenylalanine biosynthesis. (with D. L.
Miller and T. Yamane.) Biochemistry 20, 5457, 1981.103. Investigation of spin tunneling in carbon monoxide recombination with ß hemoglobin. (w/B.
Gertsman and R. Austin.) Phys. Rev. Letters 47, 1636, 1981.104. Interaction of elongation fctor Tu with the aminoacyl transfer ribonucleic acid Dimer Phe-tRNA-
Glu-tRNA. (with T. Yamane and D. Miller.) Biochemistry 20, 449, 1981.105. Discrimination between D- and L-Tyrosyl transfer ribonucleic acids in peptide chain elongation.
(with T. Yamane and D. Miller.) Biochemistry 20, 7059, 1981.106. Hemoglobin-carbon monoxide binding rate. (with M. Redi and B. Gerstman.) Biophys. J., 35, 471,
1981.
107. Neural networks and physical systems with emergent collective computational abilities. PNAS 79,
2554, 1982. 1982.
108. The mechanism of electron transfer in the electron transport chain in: Oxidases and Related Redox
Systems. Pergamon Press, King et al eds., 1982.109. 13C-NMR study of trehalose mobilization in yeast spores. (w/J. Barton, J. den Hollander & R.
Shulman.) J. Bacteriology 151, 177, 1982.110. Brain, computer and memory. Engineering and Science XLVI, 2, 1982. 1982.
111. ‘Unlearning’ has a stabilizing effect in collective memories. (with D.I. Feinstein and R.G. Palmer.)
Nature 304, 158, 1983. 1983.112. Collective processing and neural states. in Modeling and Analysis in Biomedicine, World Sci.
Publ., C. Nicolini ed., p. 369-379 (1983).113. Global protein structure and local group chemistry in: Modeling and Analysis in Biomedicine.
World Sci. Publ., Nicolini ed., 1983.114. CO binding to Heme proteins: A model for barrier height distributions and slow conformational
changes. (with N. Agmon.) J. Chem. Phys. 79, 2042, 1983.115. Transient kinetics of chemical reactions with bounded diffusion perpendicular to the reaction
coordinate: Intramolecular processes with slow conformational changes. (with N. Agmon.) J.
Chem. Phys., 78, 6947-6959, 1983.116. Spatial range of electron transfer processes: The complex Cytc-Fe (CN)6, in Electron Transport
and Oxygen Utilization (with K. Ugurbil.) Elsevier, C. Ho ed., p. 81, 1982.117. Attempted time-resolved measurement of photoassisted charge transfer of Cytc-Fe(CN)6, in
Electron Transport and Oxygen Utilization. (with R. Austin) Elsevier, C. Ho, ed., p. 81,
1982.118. Calculation of tunneling matrix elements in rigid systems: The mixed valence
dithiaspirocyclobutane molecules. (with D. Beratan.) J. Amer. Chem. Soc. 106, 1584-1594,
1984.119. Neurons with graded response have collective computational properties like those of two-state
neurons. PNAS 81, 3088, 1984.120. NMR spectroscopic identification of a hexacyanochromate (III) binding site on Pseudomonas
Azurin. (w/Cho, Blair, Banerjee, Gray, Pecht & Chan.) Biochemistry 23, 2858, 1984.121. Models for photohemical electron transfer at fixed distances. Porphyrin-Bicyclo[222] octane-
quinone and porphyrin-bibicyclo [2.2.2]-octane-quinone. (w/Joran, Leland, Geller and
Dervan.) J. Amer. Chem. Soc. 106, 6090, 1984.122. Failure of the Born-Oppenheimer and Franck-Condon approximations for long distance electron
transfer rate calculations. (with D. Beratan.) J. Chem. Phys. 81, 5752, 1984.123. The effect of in vivo incorporation of a-amino-butyric acid into E. coli proteins in
Mechanisms of Protein Synthesis. (with T. Yamane and C. Lai.) Springer-Verlag, Bermek
ed., 1984. 1984 115 Chemistry124. “Neural” Computation of decisions in optimization problems. (with D. Tank.) Biol. Cybern. 52,
141-152, 1985.125. Limiting forms of the tunneling matrix element in the long distance bridge mediated electron
transfer problem. (with D. Beratan and J. Onuchic.) Chem. Phys. 83, 5325-5329, 1985.126. Spectroscopic studies of protein-heme interactions accompanying the allosteric transition in
methemoglobins. (w/Henry, Rousseau, Noble & Simon.) Biochemistry 24, 5907-5918, 1985.127. Picosecond fluorescence studies on intramolecular photochemical electron transfer in porphyrins
linked to quinones at two different fixed distances. (w/Leland, Joran, Felker, Zewail &
Dervan.) J. Phys. Chem. 89, 5571-5573, 1985.128. Simple optimization networks: An A/D converter and a linear programming circuit. (with D.
Tank.) IEEE Circuits & Sys. CAS-33, 533-541, 1986.129. Physics, biological computation and complementarity in: The Lesson of Quantum Theory. Niels
Bohr Cent. Symp. Proc. 295-314, 1986.130. Collective computation with continuous variables in: Disordered Systems and Biological
Organization. (with D. Tank.) Springer-Verlag, pp. 155-170, 1986.131. Computing with neural circuits: A model. (with D. Tank.) Science 233, 625-633, 1986.
132. The logic of Limax learning in: Model Neural Networks and Behavior. (W/A. Gelperin and D.
Tank.) Plenum Press, Selverston ed., 1985.133. Collective computation, content-addressable memory and optimization problems in Complexity
Information Theory. Springer-Verlag, Abu-Mostafa ed., 1986.134. Analog decoding using neural networks in Neural Networks for Computing. (with J. Platt.) Conf.
Proc. Snowbird, AIP, 364, 1986.135. Some aspects of electron-transfer reaction dynamics. (with J. Onuchic and D. Beratan.) J. Phys.
Chem. 90, 3707-3721, 1986.136. Neural computation by concentrating information in time. (with D. Tank.) PNAS 84, 1896-1900,
1987.137. Low temperature biophysics and room temperature biology in Protein Structure: Molecular and
Electronic Reactivity. Springer-Verlag, Austin et al eds., 1987.138. Effect of exothermicity on electron transfer rates in photosynthetic molecular models. (w/Joran,
Leland, Felker, Zewail & Dervan.) Nature 6122, 508-511, 1987.139. Learning algorithms and probability distributions in feed-forward and feed-back networks. PNAS
84, 8429-8433, 1987.140. Collective computation in neuron-like circuits. (with D. Tank.) Sci. Am. 255, 104-114, 1987.
141. Concentrating information in time: Analog neural networks with applications to speech recognition
problems. (with D. Tank.) 1st. IEEE Intl. Conf. Neural Nets. IV455, 1987.142. Networks, computations, logic and noise. 1st. IEEE Intl. Conf. Neural Nets. IV109, 1987.
143. Large automatic learning, rule extraction, and generalization. (w/Denker, Schwartz et al.) Complex Systems 1, 877-922, 1987.
144. On the effectiveness of neural networks in computation. Symposium, Parallel models of
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145. Artificial neural networks. IEEE Circuits & Devices 4, 3-10, 1988.146. A molecular shift register based on electron transfer. (with J. Onuchic and D. Beratan.) Science
241, 817-820, 1988.147. Neural computations and neural systems, Computer simulation in brain science. Cambridge
Univ. Press, Cotterill ed., 1988.148. Neural architecture and biophysics for sequence recognition in Neural models of plasticity. (with
D. Tank.) Academic Press, 363-377, 1989.149. An electronic shift register memory based on molecular electron transfer reactions. (with J. Onuchic and D. Beratan.) J. Phys. Chem. 93, 6350-6356, 1989.
150. Information storage at the molecular level: The design of a molecular shift register memory. (with
D. Beratan and J. Onuchic.) J.Brit. Interplanetary Soc. 42, 468-473, 1989.151. Modeling the olfactory bulb and its neural oscillatory processings. (with Z. Li.) Biological
Cybernetics 61, 379-392, 1989.152. The effectiveness of neural computing, in Information Processing 89. Elsevier Science, Ritter ed.,
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