Experimental absolute transition probabilities of lines from the 3d′(3/2)_2 level of Ne i

Attosecond transient absorption probing of electronic superpositions of bound states in neon: detection of quantum beats

“…This discrepancy most likely comes from uncertainty in the dipole coupling strengths between the levels in the TDSE calculation, as well as variations in the experimental NIR spectrum. The coupling strengths between the 3d and 3p states have been measured experimentally [31][32][33][34][35][36] and calculated [37][38][39], but there are significant discrepancies between the various sources. Additionally, the experimental NIR spectrum varies from day to day, so rather than performing calculations with experimentally measured NIR spectra, it is more revealing to theoretically consider the dependence of the observed beating on the central frequency of the pulse.…”

Experimental transition probabilities andJ-file sum rule test for the transition array 3p–3d in neutral neon

“…In table 2, the absolute transition probabilities determined in the present experiment are compared with experimental data of Wosinski [11], Martin and Campos [10], del Val et al [12], Seaton [13] and Froese Fischer and Tachiev [14] is presented. The dashed lines represent the perfect agreement between these theories and the present experiment.…”

“…For the transition array 3p-3d the situation is significantly less satisfying. Experimental data can be found in older papers by Martin and Campos [10], by Wosinski [11] and in the above-mentioned more recent paper by del Val et al [8]. In these papers, A ki data for 28, 39 and 6 lines are reported, respectively.…”

“…In this paper experimental transition probabilities for 74 Ne I spectral lines belonging to the 3p-3d transition array are reported. The measured data are compared with results of calculations [12][13][14], with other measurements [8,10,11] and with the data recommended by NIST [9].…”

Ne Emissions from a He Discharge Flow System: I. Relative Transition Probabilities of Ne

“…As will be shown in the following paper [5] Tables 1 to 4. If available, the most recent experimental literature values [4,11,13,16] are listed in these tables, otherwise the calculated data reported by Lilly [12,14,15] were preferred for comparison. Tables 1 to 4 show that generally the present experimental values agree well with those reported in the literature.…”