Robert S. Knox
University of Rochester
(E)
denotes material for which there are important errata. See the annotated publication
list
Books and Edited Volumes
Robert S.
Knox
Theory of Excitons,* Academic
Press, Inc., New York, 1963 (pp. 207 + viii).
Published as Supplement 5 of Solid
State Physics (F. Seitz and D. Turnbull, editors) (E)
Robert S.
Knox and Albert Gold
Symmetry in the Solid State, W. A. Benjamin, Inc., New York,
1964 (pp. 344 + xii) (E)
D. L.
Dexter and R. S. Knox
Excitons,** J. Wiley and Sons, Inc., New
York, 1965 (pp. 139 + viii) (E)
R. S. Knox
Editor of
English edition of The Electronic Theory
of Heavily Doped Semiconductors, by
V. L. Bonch-Bruevich , Elsevier, New York, 1966
R. S. Knox
Editor of
English edition of Solid State Physics,
by R. Kubo and T. Nagamiya, McGraw-Hill Book Co.,
Inc., New York, 1969
E. V. Mielczarek, E. Greenbaum, and R. S. Knox
Biological Physics, Reprint volume in the series Key
Papers in Physics , American Institute of Physics, New York, 1993
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*Russian
Translation: Teoria Eksitonov
(World Publishers, Moscow, 1966), ed. by V. M.
Agranovich
**Polish
Translation: Ekscytony (Panstwowe Wydawnictwo Naukowe, Warszawa,
1968), tr. by J. Rauluszkiewicz
Articles
Direct-reading Planck
distribution slide rule
J. Opt. Soc. Am. 46, 879-881
(1956)
2. R.
S. Knox and D. L. Dexter
Solid state luminescence theory
and oscillator strengths in KCl:Tl
Phys. Rev. 104, 1245-1252 (1956)
3. Robert
S. Knox
Bibliography of atomic wave
functions
in Solid State Physics (ed. by F.
Seitz and D. Turnbull, Academic Press, Inc. NY, 1957) vol. 4, pp. 413-421 (E)
4. Robert
S. Knox
Excited-state wave functions,
excitation energies, and oscillator strengths for argon (3p54s)
Phys. Rev. 110, 375-381 (1958) (E)
5. R. S. Knox
Inversion
symmetry of the M center
Phys.
Rev. Lett. 2, 87-88 (1959)
6. Albert Gold and Robert S. Knox
Excited-state
wave functions, excitation energies, and oscillator strengths for Ne (2p53s)
Phys.
Rev. 113, 834-839 (1959) (E)
7. Robert S. Knox
Exciton
states in rare gas crystals
J.
Phys. Chem. Solids 9, 238-264 (1959) (E)
8. Robert S. Knox
Exciton
states in crystalline argon
J.
Phys. Chem. Solids 9, 265-280 (1959) (E)
9. Robert S. Knox
Configuration
interaction in alkali halide phosphors
Phys.
Rev. 115, 1095-1106 (1959). Reprinted
in Selected papers on Phosphors, LEDs, and Scintillators: Application of
Photo-, Cathodo-, Electro-, and Radioluminescence,
edited by Marvin J. Weber (SPIE Optical Engineering Press, Bellingham, WA,
1998)
10. R. S. Knox and N. Inchauspé
Exciton
states in ionic crystals
Phys.
Rev 116, 1093-1099 (1959)
11. Dwight C. Burnham, Frederick C. Brown,
and Robert S. Knox
Electron
mobility and scattering processes in AgBr at low
temperatures
Phys.
Rev. 119, 1560-1570 (1960)
12. R. S. Knox
A
note on exciton multiplicities
Prog.
Theor. Phys. 24, 909 only (1960)
13. R. S. Knox and F. Bassani
Band
structure of solid argon
Phys.
Rev. 124, 652-657 (1961) (E)
14. Albert Gold and Robert S. Knox
Line
shape of absorption in crystalline rare gases
J.
Chem. Phys. 36, 2805-2806 (1962)
15. J. E. Robinson, F. Bassani,
R. S. Knox, and J. R. Schrieffer
Screening
correction to the Slater exchange potential
Phys.
Rev. Lett. 9, 215-217 (1962)
16. R. S. Knox
The
fine structure of absorption in NaCl:Ag
J.
Phys. Soc. Japan 18, suppl. II, 268-274 (1963)
(E)
17. G. Baldini and
R. S. Knox
Xenon
impurity states in solid argon
Phys.
Rev. Lett. 11, 127-129 (1963)
18. Robert S. Knox, Franco Bassani, and W. Beall Fowler, Jr.
Valence
band structure of silver chloride
In Photographic Sensitivity (Maruzen Co.,
Ltd., Tokyo, 1963), pp. 11-14
19. R. S. Knox
Wannier Excitons in simple van der Waals crystals
Rad.
Research 20, 77-82 (1963) (E)
20. R. S. Knox
Excited
states of cesium halide crystals
Phys.
Rev. 133, A498-A501 (1964)
21. C. C. Klick, D. A. Patterson, and R. S.
Knox
Absorption
band shape for the F center and thallium in KCl
Phys.
Rev. 133, A1717-A1723 (1964)
22. T. P. Das, A. N. Jette,
and R. S. Knox
Theory
of optical and magnetic properties of the self-trapped hole in lithium fluoride
Phys.
Rev. 134, A1079-A1093 (1964)
23. R. S. Knox and M. H. Reilly
Atomic
multipole interactions in rare-gas crystals
Phys.
Rev. 135, A166-A170 (1964)
24. F. Bassani, R.
S. Knox, and W. B. Fowler
Band
structure and electronic properties of AgCl and AgBr
Phys.
Rev. 137, A1217-A1225 (1965) (E)
25. Doris J. Olechna
and Robert S. Knox
Energy
band structure of selenium chains
Phys.
Rev. 140, A986-A993 (1965)
26. R. S. Knox and C. E. Swenberg
Direct
radiative exciton-exciton annihilation
J.
Chem. Phys. 44, 2577-2580 (1966)
27. John D. Dow and Robert S. Knox
Excited-state
wave functions, excitation energies, and oscillator strengths for krypton and
xenon
Phys.
Rev. 152, 50-56 (1966)
28. R. S. Knox
Symmetry
distribution of normal modes in macroscopic crystals
Solid
State Comm. 4, 453-454 (1966) (E)
29. R. S. Knox
Semiclassical
theory of the infrared spectrum of KCl:Tl°
Phys.
Rev. 154, 799-801 (1967)
30. David B. Benin and Robert S. Knox
Theory
of the thermal conductivity of solid neon
Bull.
Am. Phys. Soc. [II] 12, 355 (1967)
31. Robert S. Knox and Doris J. Olechna
Excited-state wavefunctions, excitation energies, and
oscillator strengths in selenium (p4 « p3s)
J.
Chem. Phys. 47, 5226-5231 (1967) (E)
32. G. Hoch and R. S. Knox
Primary
processes in photosynthesis
Chap.
7 of Photophysiology,
ed. by A. C. Giese (Academic Press, Inc., 1968), vol. III, pp. 225-251
33. R. S. Knox and K. J. Teegarden
Electronic
excitations of perfect alkali halide crystals
Chap.
1 and Appendix A of Physics of Color
Centers, ed. by W. Beall Fowler (Academic Press, Inc., N. Y., 1968), pp. 1-51,
625-626
34. R. S. Knox
Theory
of polarization quenching by excitation transfer
Physica
39, 361-386 (1968) (E)
35. R. S. Knox
On
the theory of trapping of excitation in the photosynthetic unit
J.
Theoret. Biology 21, 244-259 (1968)
36. R. S. Knox
Storage
of light energy and photosynthesis
Nature
221, 263-264 (1969)
37. R. S. Knox, S. Nikitine,
and A. Mysyrowicz
Kinetics
of biexciton formation in CuCl
Optics
Communications 1, 19-21 (1969)
38. S. D. Druger and R. S. Knox
Theory
of trapped hole centers in rare gas solids
J.
Chem. Phys. 50, 3143-3153 (1969) (E)
39. D. L. Dexter, Th. Förster, and R. S.
Knox
The
radiationless transfer of energy of electronic excitation between impurity
molecules in crystals [comments on a paper of Davydov]
Physica
Status Solidi 34, K159-K162 (1969)
40. Richard A. Elliott, Katja Lakatos, and
Robert S. Knox
The
effect of lattice vibrations on trap-limited exciton lifetimes
J.
Statistical Phys. 1, 253-269 (1969)
41. Robert S. Knox
Thermodynamics
and the primary processes of photosynthesis
Biophysical
J. 9, 1351-1362 (1969) (E)
42. Frederick W. Craver and Robert S. Knox
Theory
of concentrations quenching by excitation transfer II. anisotropy and second-neighbour considerations
Molecular
Physics 22, 385-402 (1971)
43. T. S. Rahman and R. S. Knox
Theory
of singlet-triplet exciton fusion
Physica
Status Solidi (b) 58, 715-720 (1973)
44. R. S. Knox
Transfer
of electronic excitation energy in condensed systems
Part
4 of Primary Molecular Events in Photobiology (NATO Advanced Study Institute
Lectures, Fiesole, Italy, Sept. 1972, ed. by A. Checcuci
and R. A. Weale, Elsevier, Amsterdam, 1973), pp.
45-77 (E)
45. V. M. Kenkre and R. S. Knox
Generalized-master-equation
theory of excitation transfer
Phys.
Rev. B9, 5279-5290 (1974) (E)
46. V. M. Kenkre and R. S. Knox
Theory
of fast and slow excitation transfer rates
Phys.
Rev. Lett. 33, 803-806 (1974) (E)
47. R. S. Knox
Exciton
Energy Transfer and Migration: Theoretical Considerations
Chap.
4 of Bioenergetics of Photosynthesis
(ed. by Govindjee, Academic Press, Inc., New York, NY, 1975), pp. 183-221
48. Robert S. Knox and Vinita J. Ghosh
Quenching
of singlet excitations by triplet excitations
Photochem. and Photobiol. 22,
149-150 (1975)
49. R. L. Van Metter and R. S. Knox
On
the relation between absorption and emission spectra of molecules in solution
Chemical
Phys. 12, 333-340 (1976) (E)
50. V. M. Kenkre and R. S. Knox
Optical
spectra and exciton coherence
J.
Luminescence 12, 187-193 (1976)
51. R. S. Knox
Photosynthetic
efficiency and excitation transfer and trapping
In Primary Processes of Photosynthesis, ed.
by J. Barber (Elsevier/North Holland
Biomedical Press, Amsterdam, 1977), Chap. 2, pp. 55-97
52. Robert S. Knox and Maria A. Davidovich
Theory
of fluorescence polarization in magnetically ordered photosynthetic systems
Biophysical
J. 24, 689-712 (1978)
53. Robert S. Knox and Richard L. Van Metter
Fluorescence
of light-harvesting chlorophyll a/b-protein complexes: implications for the photosynthetic unit
In Chlorophyll Organization and Energy Transfer
in Photosynthesis, Ciba Foundation Symposium 61 (new series), ed. by D.
Wolstenholme (Excerpta Medica, Amsterdam, and Elsevier/North Holland, Inc., New
York, 1979), pp. 177-190 (E)
54. Robert S. Knox
Localized
and delocalized tunneling states
In Tunneling in Biological Systems (Proceedings
of a Colloquium of the Johnson Research Foundation), ed. by Britton Chance, Don
Charles DeVault, Hans Frauenfelder, Rudolph A. Marcus, J. Robert Schrieffer,
and Norman Sutin (Academic Press, Inc., New York, 1979), pp. 91-94 (E)
55. R. S. Knox
Conversion
of light into free energy
In Light Induced Charge Separation at Interfaces
in Biological and Chemical Systems,
proceedings of a Dahlem Workshop, Oct. 1978, Berlin
(ed. by H. Gerischer and J. J. Katz; Verlag Chemie, Weinheim and New York, 1979), pp. 45-59 (E)
56. J. Joussot-Dubien,
A. C. Albrecht, H. Gerischer, R. S. Knox, R. A.
Marcus, M. Schott, A. Weller, and F. Willig
Mechanisms
of charge separation and subsequent processes: group report
In Light Induced Charge Separation at Interfaces
in Biological and Chemical Systems,
proceedings of a Dahlem Workshop Oct. 1978, Berlin
(ed. by H. Gerischer and J. J. Katz; Verlag Chemie, Weinheim and New York, 1979), pp. 129-149.
57. Talat S. Rahman, Robert S. Knox, and
Vasudev M. Kenkre
Theory
of depolarization of fluorescence in molecular pairs
Chemical
Physics 44, 197-211 (1979) [Erratum:
Chemical Physics 47, 416 (1980)]
(E)
58. Maria A. Davidovich and Robert S. Knox
On
the rate of triplet excitation transfer in the diffusion limit
Chem.
Phys. Lett. 68, 391-394 (1979)
59. R. S. Knox
Relaxation
of electronic excitation in biology: the
initial processing of photon energy and information
In Relaxation of Elementary Excitations (Proceedings
of the Taniguchi International Symposium, Susono-shi,
Japan, Oct. 12-16, 1979), ed. by R. Kubo and E. Hanamura
(Springer-Verlag, Berlin, Heidelberg, and New York, 1980), pp. 171-180
60. John F. Shepanski and Robert S. Knox
Circular
dichroism and other optical properties of antenna chlorophyll proteins from
higher plants
Israel
J. Chem. 21, 325-331 (1981)
61. R. S. Knox
Introduction
to exciton physics
In Collective Excitations in Solids (proceedings
of a NATO Advanced Study Institute, Erice, Italy,
June 16-30, 1981), ed. by B. DiBartolo and J. Danks (vol. 88 of the NATO series, Plenum Press, New York and London, 1983), pp. 183-225
62. Demet Gülen and Robert S. Knox
Absorption
and circular dichroism of the chlorophyll protein CPII: extensions of a trimeric exciton model
Photobiochem. and Photobiophys. 7,
277-286 (1984)
63. Bruce Wittmershaus, Thomas M. Nordlund, Wayne H. Knox, Robert S. Knox,
Nicholas
Geacintov, and Jacques Breton
Picosecond
studies at 77K of energy transfer in chloroplasts at low and high excitation
intensities
Biochim. Biophys. Acta. 806, 93-106 (1985)
64. M. Stavola, D.
L. Dexter, and R. S. Knox
Electron-hole
pair excitation in semiconductors via energy transfer from an external
sensitizer
Phys.
Rev. B31, 2277-2289 (1985)
65. Deborah Guard-Friar, Robert MacColl, Donald S. Berns, Bruce
Wittmershaus, and
Robert
S. Knox
Picosecond
fluorescence of cryptomonad biliproteins. The effects of excitation intensity and the
fluorescence decay times of phycocyanin 612, phycocyanin 645, and phycoerythrin
545
Biophysical
J. 47, 787-793 (1985)
66. Cheryl A. Hanzlik, Lucia E. Hancock,
Robert S. Knox, Deborah Guard-Friar, and
Robert
MacColl
Picosecond
fluorescence spectroscopy of the biliprotein phycocycanin 612: evidence for fast energy transfer
J.
Luminescence 34, 99-106 (1985)
67. Demet Gülen, Bruce P. Wittmershaus, and
Robert S. Knox
Theory
of picosecond-light-induced fluorescence from highly excited small chromophore
complexes
Biophysical
J. 49, 469-477 (1986)
68. D. Gülen, R. S. Knox, and J. Breton
Optical
effects of sodium dodecyl sulfate treatment of the isolated light harvesting
complex of higher plants
Photosyn.
Res. 9, 13-20 (1986) (Duysens issue)
69. R. S. Knox
Theory
and modeling of excitation delocalization and trapping
In Photosynthesis III: Photosynthetic Membranes and Light Harvesting
Systems (Encyclopedia of Plant Physiology, n. s., vol. 19), ed. by L. A. Staehelin and C. J. Arntzen
(Springer Verlag, Berlin and Heidelberg, 1986), sec.
7.1, pp. 286-298
70. N. E. Geacintov,
J. Breton, and R. S. Knox
Energy
migration and exciton trapping in green plant photosynthesis
Photosynthesis
Research 10, 233-242 (1986) (Butler issue). Volume also published as: Govindjee, ed., Excitation Energy and Electron Transfer in Photosynthesis (Kluwer Academic
Publishers, Norwell, MA 1987)
71. D. Bruce, C. Hanzlik, L. Hancock, J.
Biggins, and R. Knox
Energy
distribution in the photochemical apparatus of Porphyridium
cruentum:
picosecond fluorescence spectroscopy of cells in state 1 and state 2 at
77K
Photosyn.
Res. 10, 283-290 (1986) (Butler issue)
72. Robert S. Knox and Su Lin
Interpretation
of Induced transient linear dichroism spectra of LHC particles
In Progress in Photosynthesis Research (Proc.
VII International Congress on Photosynthesis, Brown, U., Providence, RI, August
1986), ed. by J. Biggins (Martin Nijhoff Publishers,
Dordrecht, 1986), vol. I, pp. I.4.445-448
(E)
73. Mark F. Bocko, David H. Douglass, and
Robert S. Knox
Observation
of frequency shifts of spectral lines due to source correlations
Physical
Review Lett. 58, 2649-2651 (1987)
74. R. S. Knox
Excitation
dynamics in biomolecular systems
In
Excited-State Spectroscopy in Solids,
(Proceedings of the Enrico Fermi Summer School, Corso XCVI, Italian Physical
Society, Varenna, July 1985), ed. by U. M. Grassano and N. Terzi.
Il Nuovo Cimento suppl. pp. 481-509 (1987)
75. D. Gülen, V. M. Kenkre, R. S. Knox, and
P. E. Parris
Effects
of transport coherence on the mutual annihilation of excitons
Phys.
Rev. B 37, 1839-1845 (1988)
76. Su Lin and Robert S. Knox
Time
resolution of a short-wavelength chloroplast fluorescence component at low
temperature
J. Luminescence 40/41, 209-210 (1988)
77. Robert S. Knox and Su Lin
Application
of a CP-II model to excitation transfer experiments on light-harvesting
chlorophyll a/b-protein complexes
FEBS
Lett. 229, 1-5 (1988)
78. Robert Knox and Su Lin
Time
resolution and kinetics of "F680" at low temperatures in spinach
chloroplasts
In Proceedings of an international workshop
Photosynthetic Light-Harvesting Systems:
Structure and Function, Freising, FRG, Oct. 12-16, 1987, ed. by H.
Scheer and S. Schneider (Walter de
Gruyter & Co., Berlin, 1988), pp. 567-577
79. Lee France, Nicholas Geacintov,
Su Lin, Bruce P. Wittmershaus, Robert S. Knox, and
Jacques
Breton
Fluorescence
decay kinetics and characteristics of bimolecular exciton annihilation in
chloroplasts
Photochem. Photobiol. 48, 333-339
(1988)
80. Cheryl A. Hanzlik, Robert S. Knox, Scott
L. Gibson, and Russell Hilf
Picosecond
fluorescence of R3230AC mammary carcinoma mitochondria after in vivo treatment with hematoporphyrin
derivative and photofrin®II
Photochem. Photobiol. 50, 45-53
(1989)
81. Mamoru Mimuro,
Tsuenori Nozawa, Naoto Tamai, Keizo
Shimada, Iwao Yamazaki,
Bruce
P. Wittmershaus, Daniel C. Brune, Robert E.
Blankenship, Su Lin, and Robert S. Knox
Excitation
energy flow in chlorosome antennas of green
photosynthetic bacteria
J.
Phys. Chem. 93, 7403-7509 (1989)
82. R. S. Knox, S. Maiti,
and P. Wu
Search
for remote transfer of vibrational energy in proteins
In Davydov's Soliton
Revisited: Self-trapping of Vibrational
Energy in Protein (Proceedings of a NATO Advanced Research Workshop, Thisted, Denmark, July 30-August 5, 1989), ed. by P. L.
Christiansen and A. C. Scott (Plenum Press, New York
and London, 1990), pp. 401-412.
83. Hsiu-Cheng Chen, Gerard A. Mourou, and Robert Knox
Subnanosecond time-resolved electron diffraction from thin
crystalline gold films
in
Beam-solid Interactions: Physical Phenomena (Materials Research Society
Symposium Proceedings, v. 157), ed. by James A. Knapp, Peter Børgesen, and Raymond A. Zuhr (Materials Research Society, Pittsburgh,
PA, 1990), pp. 437-442 (E)
84. Su Lin and Robert S. Knox
Studies
of excitation energy transfer within the green alga Chlamydomonas reinhardtii and its mutants at 77K
Photosyn.
Res. 27, 157-168 (1991)
85. Thomas H. Foster, Richard S. Murant, Robert G. Bryant, Robert S. Knox, Scott L. Gibson,
and Russell Hilf
Oxygen
consumption and diffusion effects in photodynamic therapy
Radiation
Res. 126, 296-303 (1991) This paper was
reprinted in the SPIE Milestone Series, volume 82, Selected papers on Photodynamic
Therapy, David Kessel, editor, SPIE Optical Engineering Press, Bellingham, WA
(1993), pp. 511-518.
86. Robert H. Hwang-Schweitzer, Robert S.
Knox, Pamela B. Gibbs, and John Biggins
Fluorescence
studies of photoregulation in the chrysophyte
Ochromonas danica
J.
Luminescence 51, 99-109 (1992)
87. Robert S. Knox and Demet Gülen
Theory
of polarized fluorescence from molecular pairs: Förster transfer at large
electronic coupling
Photochem. Photobiol. 57, 40-43
(1993)
88. Robert S. Knox and Wayne H. Knox
Excitons
In
Encyclopedia of Applied Physics (VCH Verlagsgesellschaft,
Weinheim, and American Institute of Physics, New York, 1993), vol. 6, pp. 311-325
89. Robert S. Knox
Chlorophyll
in polar solvents: spectral effects of exciton splitting in “statistical pairs”
J.
Phys. Chem. 98, 7270-7273 (1994)
90. David R. Klug, Thomas Rech, D. Melissa Joseph, James R. Durrant, Robert S. Knox,
James
Barber and George Porter
Distinguishing
between energy and electron transfer processes in photosystem two reaction centres
in
Ultrafast Phenomena IX (Proceedings of the Ninth OSA Topical Meeting, Dana
Beach, CA July 1994),ed. by P. Barbara,
W. H. Knox, G. A. Mourou and A. H. Zewail
(Springer-Verlag, New York, 1995), pp. 240-241
91. Robert
S. Knox and Robert C. Gilmore
Perrin's
model revisited: a simplified approach
to time-dependent fluorescence depolarization
J.
Luminescence 63, 163-175 (1995)
92. A. Tomita, J. Shah, and R. S. Knox
Efficient
exciton energy transfer between widely separated quantum wells at low
temperatures
Phys.
Rev. B 53, 10793-10803 (1996) (E)
93. Robert S. Knox
Electronic
excitation transfer in the photosynthetic unit:
reflections on work of William
Arnold
Photosyn.
Res., 48, 35-39 (1996)
94. C. K. Law, R. S. Knox and J. H. Eberly
Time-resolved
fluorescence anisotropy in degenerate two-state systems: the role of complex stochastic processes
Chem.
Phys. Lett., 258, 352-355 (1996)
95. Denise A. Sawicki and Robert S. Knox
Universal
relationship between emission and absorption of complex systems: an alternative approach
Phys.
Rev. A 54, 4837-4841 (1996)
96. Christopher T. Holcomb and Robert S.
Knox
The
relationship of intercompartmental excitation transfer rate constants to those
of an underlying
physical model
Photosyn.
Res. 50, 117-131 (1996)
97. R. S. Knox
Excitons
and their equilibration
Pure
and Applied Chemistry 69, 1163-1170 (1997).
May also be cited as In EXCON
II: Proceedings of a conference (Kurort Gorisch, Germany, August
1996), ed. by M. Schreiber.
98. R. S. Knox, P. D. Laible,
D. A. Sawicki and M. F. J. Talbot
Does
excited chlorophyll-a equilibrate in solution?
J.
Luminescence 72-74, 580-581 (1997)
99. Philip D. Laible,
Robert S. Knox and Thomas G. Owens
Detailed
balance in Förster-Dexter excitation transfer and its application to
photosynthesis
J.
Phys. Chem. B 102, 1641-1648 (1998)
100. Robert S. Knox
Excited-state
equilibration and the fluorescence-absorption ratio
Acta
Physica Polonica A 95, 85-103 (1999)
101. Robert S. Knox
Ultrafast
processes and biology
J.
Photochem. Photobiol. B:
Biology 49, 81-88 (1999)
102. J. M. Larkin, W. R. Donaldson, T. H.
Foster, and R. S. Knox
Reverse
intersystem crossing from a triplet state of rose bengal
populated by sequential 532- + 1064-nm laser excitation
Chem.
Phys. 244, 319-330 (1999)
103. Robert S. Knox, Jamin
S. Brown, Philip D. Laible, and Mary F. J. Talbot
Hypothesis: part of the fluorescence of chlorophyll-a may
originate in excited triplet states
Photosyn.
Res. 60, 165-177 (1999)
104. Robert S. Knox
Physical
aspects of the greenhouse effect and global warming
Amer.
J. Phys. 67, 1227-1238 (1999) (E)
105. Robert S. Knox and Lisa F. Marshall
The
Kennard-Stepanov relation for time-resolved fluorescence
J.
Luminescence 85, 209-215 (2000)
106. Y. Zhao and R. S. Knox
A
Brownian oscillator approach to the Kennard-Stepanov relation
J.
Phys. Chem. A 104, 7751-7761 (2000)
107. S. Raghavan, R. S. Knox, and J. H.
Eberly
On
the nature of relaxation among degenerate electronic states of square molecules
Chem.
Phys. Lett. 326, 207-211 (2000)
108. R. S. Knox
Dipole
strengths of chlorophyll-a and bacteriochlorophyll-a
In
‘PS2001 Proceedings: 12th International Congress on Photosynthesis' (CSIRO
Publishing: Melbourne, Australia), paper S2-008. Electronic publication
only, available at
http://www.publish.csiro.au/ps2001 (posted December 2001, verified 3/15/02)
109. John M. Larkin, William R. Donaldson,
Robert S. Knox, and Thomas H. Foster
Reverse
intersystem crossing in rose bengal. II. Fluence
dependence of fluorescence following 532-nm laser excitation
Photochem. and Photobiol. 75,
221-228 (2002)
110. Robert
S. Knox and Herbert van Amerongen
Refractive index dependence of
the Förster resonance excitation transfer rate
J. Phys. Chem. B 106,
5289-5293 (2002) (E)
111. Robert
S. Knox, Gerald J. Small, and Shaul Mukamel
Low-temperature Brownian
oscillator lineshapes with various spectral densities
Chem. Phys. 281, 1-10 (2002)
112. Robert
S. Knox, Demet Gülen, and Katie E. Lotterhos
Effect of inhomogeneous
broadening on the fluorescence anisotropy of a square-symmetric molecule
Chem. Phys.
Lett. 361, 285-290 (2002)
113. Robert S. Knox
Dipole
and oscillator strengths of chromophores in solution
Photochem. and Photobiol. 77,
492-496 (2003)
114. Robert S. Knox and Bryan Q. Spring
Dipole
strengths in the chlorophylls
Photochem. and Photobiol. 77,
497-501 (2003)
115. Laura E. Schmidt, H. L. Helfer, and
Robert S. Knox
Development
of an elementary climate model: two-layer cellular case
Posted
in physics archive (unrefereed), http://arXiv.org/abs/physics/0308061 (Aug.
15, 2003)
116. Masahiko Taniguchi, Doyoung
Ra, Christine Kirmaier, Eve K. Hindin, Jennifer K.
Schwartz, James R. Diers, Robert S. Knox, David F.
Bocian, Jonathan S. Lindsey, and Dewey Holten
Comparison
of excited-state energy transfer in arrays of hydroporphyrins
(chlorins, oxochlorins) versus porphyrins: rates, mechanisms, and design criteria
J.
Amer. Chem. Soc. 125, 13461-13470 (2003)
117. David H. Douglass, Eric G. Blackman, and
Robert S. Knox
Temperature
response of Earth to the annual solar irradiance cycle
Phys.
Lett. A 323, 315-322 (2004)
[Corrigendum: Phys. Lett. A 329,
175-176 (2004)] (E)
118. R. S. Knox
Non-radiative
energy flow in elementary climate models
Phys.
Lett. A 329, 250-256 (2004) (E)
119. Eve Hindin, Robert
A. Forties, Robert S. Loewe, Arounaguiry Ambroise, Christine Kirmaier,
David F. Bocian, Jonathan S. Lindsey, Dewey Holten, and Robert S. Knox
Excited-state energy transfer in
covalently linked multiporphyrin arrays: the essential contribution of energy
transfer between nonadjacent chromophores
J. Phys. Chem. B 108, 12821-12832 (2004)
120. D.
H. Douglass, V. Patel, and R. S. Knox
Iceland as a heat island
Geophys. Res. Lett. 32, L03709,
doi:10.1029/2004GL021816 (4 p.) (2005)
121. David
H. Douglass and Robert S. Knox
Climate forcing by the volcanic
eruption of Mount Pinatubo
Geophys. Res. Lett. 32, L05710,
doi:10.1029/2004GL022119 (5 p.) (2005)
122. D.
H. Douglass, R. S. Knox, B. D. Pearson, and A. Clark, Jr.
Thermocline flux exchange during
the Pinatubo event
Geophys. Res. Lett. 33, L19711,
doi:10.1029/2006GL026355 (2006)
123. Robert S. Knox and William W. Parson
Entropy
production and the Second Law in photosynthesis
Biochim. et Biophys. Acta 1767, 1189-1193 (2007).
124. Robert S. Knox and Kevin J. LaTourette
Application
of a dynamical two-box surface-atmosphere model to the Mount Pinatubo cooling
event
Posted
in physics archive (unrefereed), http://arXiv.org/abs/physics/08120573 (Dec. 2,
2008)
125. David H. Douglass and Robert S. Knox
Ocean heat content and Earth’s
radiation imbalance
Phys. Lett. A 373,
3296-3300 (2009)
126. R. S. Knox and D. H. Douglass
Recent
energy balance of Earth
Intl.
J.
Geosciences 1, 99-101 (2010)
127. R. S. Knox
Förster’s
resonance excitation transfer theory: not just a formula
J.
Biomed. Optics 17, 011003 (6 p) (2012)
128. D. H. Douglass and R. S. Knox
Ocean
heat content and Earth’s radiation imbalance. II. Relation to climate shifts
Phys.
Lett. A 376, 1226-1229 (2012)
129. D. H. Douglass and R. S. Knox
Reply
to Nuccitelli et al., “Comment on Ocean heat content
and Earth’s radiation imbalance. II. Relation to climate shifts”
Phys.
Lett. A 376, 3673-3675 (2012)
130. D. H. Douglass and R. S. Knox
The
sun is the climate pacemaker. I. Equatorial Pacific Ocean temperatures
Phys.
Lett. A 379, 823-829 (2015)
131. D. H. Douglass and R. S. Knox
The
sun is the climate pacemaker. II. Global ocean temperatures
Phys.
Lett. A 379, 830-834 (2015)
132. David H. Douglass, Robert S. Knox, Scott
Curtis, Benjamin S. Giese, and Sulagna Ray
Historical
Phase-locked States and El Niño Episodes
Atmospheric
and Climate Sciences 7, 48–64 (2017)