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1.	Dixon, P., et al. (author) Nitrogen-Hydrogen Defects in GaP 1998 In: Physica status solidi. B, Basic research. - 0370-1972 .- 1521-3951. ; 210:2, s. 321-326 Journal article (peer-reviewed)abstract Models of the nitrogen-hydrogen defect in GaP, which contain one and two H atoms, are investigated using ab initio density functional cluster theory. We find that a single H atom binding to N possesses two infrared absorption frequencies close to those attributed to an NH2 defect. The modes shift with its charge state consistent with the photo-sensitivity found for the defect. A third mode observed for this centre is assumed to be an overtone of the bend mode. The isotope shifts of the calculated modes are in excellent agreement with experiment in contrast with the model which contains two H atoms.
2.	Thulin, M, et al. (author) Family relationships of the enigmatic rosid genera Barbeya and Dirachma from the Horn of Africa region 1998 In: PLANT SYSTEMATICS AND EVOLUTION. - : SPRINGER-VERLAG WIEN. - 0378-2697. ; 213:1-2, s. 103-119 Journal article (other academic/artistic)abstract Barbeya is a monotypic genus in the Horn of Africa and adjacent parts of Arabia. It is usually treated as the family Barbeyaceae and regarded as an aberrant member of Urticales. Dirachma, with one species on Socotra and one in Somalia, is usually treated

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