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Creator:: Nairn, John A., Friesner, Richard, Frank, Harry A., and Sauer, Kenneth
Abstract:: We have developed a new approach to the theory of linear dichroism in partially ordered systems. The description of the partially ordered ensemble uses a density of states function, D(θ, ϕ, Δ), which gives the probability that the direction of polarization for incident polarized light has spherical angles θ and...
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Full Text:: A new approach to the theory of linear dichroism in

Creator:: Kuivilal, K. M., Murray, J. W., Devol, A. H., Lidstrom, M. E., and Reimers, Clare E.
Abstract:: Aerobic oxidation is important in the cycling of methane in the sediments of Lake Washington. About half of the methane flux from depth is oxidized to CO, in the upper 0.7 cm of the sediments and the remainder escapes into the water column. In terms of the total carbon budget...
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Full Text:: ), 1988, 57 1-58 1 0 1988, by the American Society of Limnology and Oceanography, Inc. Methane cycling

Creator:: Zaneveld, J. Ronald
Abstract:: An expression is derived for the rate at which the diffuse attenuation coefficient for vector irradiance approaches its asymptotic value in a homogeneous medium. The asymptotic approach rate is shown to be a function of boundary conditions at the surface and the asymptotic diffuse attenuation coefficient which is an inherent...
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Full Text:: ), 1989, 1442-1452 Q 1989, by the American Society of Limnology and Oceanography, Inc. An asymptotic

Creator:: Wheeler, Patricia A. and McCarthy, James J.
Abstract:: The uptake of methylammonium (MA) by Chesapeake Bay phytoplankton was measured in short term experiments by using the 14C radioisotope. This uptake was inversely related to ambient NH4+ concentrations, and the specificity for uptake of both substrates was demonstrated by competitive inhibition. At stations with low ambient NH4+, MA uptake...
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Full Text:: measurements Limnol. Oceanogr., 27(G), 1982, 1129-1140 @I 1982, by the American Society of Limnology and

Creator:: Abbott, Mark R., Denman, Kenneth L., Powell, Thomas M., Richerson, Peter J., Richards, Robert C., and Goldman, Charles R.
Abstract:: Chlorophyll-temperature profiles were measured across Lake Tahoe about every 10 days from April through July 1980. Analysis of the 123 profiles and associated productivity and nutrient data identified three important processes in the formation and dynamics of the deep chlorophyll maximum (DCM): turbulent diffusion, nutrient supply rate, and light availability....
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Full Text:: maximum in Lake Tahoe. Limnol. Oceanogr.. 29(4), 1984, 862-878 0 1984, by the American Society of

Creator:: Reimers, Clare E. and Smith, K. L., Jr.
Abstract:: Rates of sediment community oxygen consumption determined in situ are compared to fluxes predicted from oxygen microelectrode gradients measured in cores from ~3,750-m water depth in the eastern North Pacific. Oxygen concentrations decrease exponentially over > 1.5 cm and suggest that organic matter in the sediments is degraded most rapidly...
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Full Text:: , 305-3 18 0 1986, by the American Society of Limnology and Oceanography, Inc. Reconciling measured

Creator:: Collier, Robert W.
Abstract:: The concentration of dissolved molybdenum has been determined in several profiles from the Northeast Pacific Ocean. The salinity-normalized concentration is essentially constant in all open-ocean samples (107 nM, lσ = 2.5 nM). The dissolved distribution is not significantly affected by biological cycling.
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Full Text:: November I984 Accepted: 31 May 1985 The American Society of Limnology and Oceanography, Inc. Sustaining

Creator:: Wheeler, Patricia A. and Kirchman, David L.
Abstract:: The relative contribution of various inorganic and organic forms of nitrogen to the nitrogen requirements of picoplankton was examined with 15N tracers. Size fractionation was used to measure uptake by <1-μM size microorganisms, and inhibitors of protein synthesis were used to separate procaryotic from eucaryotic nitrogen uptake, Picoplankton utilized mainly...
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Full Text:: 1986, by the American Society of Limnology and Oceanography, Inc. Utilization of inorganic and

Creator:: Wheeler, Patricia A., Kirchman, David L., Landry, Michael R., and Kokkinakis, Steven A.
Abstract:: Diel periodicity in NH4+ uptake and regeneration in the nutrient-rich environment of the oceanic subarctic Pacific was examined. Surface water was incubated in large shipboard microcosms that allowed repeated sampling of the planktonic community for NH4+ cycling rates, bacterial production rates, and population densities of the dominant autotrophs and heterotrophs....
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Full Text:: Q 1989, by the American Society of Limnology and Oceanography, Inc. Diel periodicity in ammonium

Creator:: Wheeler, Patricia A., Glibert, Patricia M., and McCarthy, James J.
Abstract:: Using 15N-labeled NH4+, we assessed the time-course of NH4+ uptake, the parameters of saturation kinetics, and the rates of incorporation of NH4+ into trichloroacetic acid-insoluble material by Chesapeake Bay phytoplankton. The amount of NH4+ taken up by the phytoplankton increased linearly with time for 2 h for all samples growing...
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Full Text:: . Oceanogr., 27(6), 1982, 1113-1128 @ 1982, by the American Society ol LimnoloLv and Oceanography, Inc

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