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Spectra of Ba autoionizing Rydberg states (n = 60-80) in a varying external electric field, keeping the classical scaled energy ε constant, have been measured. Series converging to the 5d 3/2-as well as to the 5d 5/2-limit have been studied for three values of the scaled energy: ε = −2.94, −2.35 and −1.76, deep in the n-mixing regime around the classical field ionization limit (ε = −2.0). The experiments are interpreted using semiclassical closed-orbit theory by taking the Fourier transform of the experimental spectra. High resolution is obtained using CW laser excitation and large frequency scans. Effects of the large non-hydrogenic core of Ba are investigated by comparing the experimental Fourier spectra with hydrogenic closed-orbit theory for m l = 0-3 incorporating the 5d 2 1 G 4 metastable ground-state wavefunction and assuming only 5d-nf excitation.
Weakly autoionising 5d nf Rydberg states of barium around n"60 have been studied in the presence of a static electric field. The experiment has been carried out in a CW laser-atomic-beam setup. In between the overlapping n"60 and 61 angular momentum manifolds broad 5d63d resonances interact with the manifold states resulting in pronounced interferences. These interferences (anti-crossings) have been analysed by a direct diagonalisation procedure neglecting interactions with the continuum, and by a Multichannel Quantum Defect Theory (MQDT) analysis including continuum interactions.
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