Forbidden rotational transitions in molecules

Aliev, M. R.

doi:10.1070/pu1976v019n07abeh005278

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“…They could thus have an important effect on thermal transport. Aliev & Bychenko (1981) also showed that magnetic field generation was suppressed, by plasma flow and by the already generated magnetic field. On the other hand, Stefan & Frolov (1982) showed that density profile steepening causes a significant enhancement of the magnetic field.…”

Section: Resonant Absorptionmentioning

confidence: 91%

“…Utilizing the nonlinear current, Bezzerides et al (1977) calculated the saturated (S r = 0) magnetic field and found that it was confined to a narrow region around resonance. However, Woo & DeGroot (1978b) and Aliev & Bychenko (1981) showed that, owing to the inclusion of another term in the nonlinear current, the magnetic fields of resonant absorption would actually penetrate well into the overdense region. They could thus have an important effect on thermal transport.…”

Section: Resonant Absorptionmentioning

confidence: 96%

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Review on spontaneous magnetic fields in laser-produced plasmas: Phenomena and measurements

Stamper

1991

Laser Part. Beams

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Large (megagauss) "spontaneous" magnetic fields are produced by laser-plasma interactions when a short, powerful laser pulse is focused to a small diameter onto a solid target. The relevance of these magnetic fields to inertial confinement fusion applications depends on the numerous ways in which they can affect laser-plasma interactions and the resulting plasma. Theoretical studies have dealt with a variety (thermal, radiative, and dynamo) of generation mechanisms and with the associated transport and instability phenomena. The fields, originally observed with small induction probes placed near the target, have been studied in the focal region by optical methods. These optical diagnostics have used Faraday rotation of a probing laser beam and Zeeman profiles of emitted spectral lines.

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Section: Resonant Absorptionmentioning

confidence: 91%

Section: Resonant Absorptionmentioning

confidence: 96%

Review on spontaneous magnetic fields in laser-produced plasmas: Phenomena and measurements

Stamper

1991

Laser Part. Beams

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“…Parametric decay instabilities [1,2,3,4,5,6] (PDIs) are a group of fundamental nonlinear processes involving interactions and a transfer of energy between different waves. Any type of wave may take part provided that certain selection rules are satisfied and that an amplitude threshold is exceeded.…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Particle-in-cell simulations of parametric decay instabilities at the upper hybrid layer of fusion plasmas to determine their primary threshold

Senstius

Nielsen

Vann

et al. 2019

Plasma Phys. Control. Fusion

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“…p-type TlGaSe 2 crystals were prepared by the Bridgman-Stockbarger method [1][2][3]. Large crystals of TlGaSe 2 were grown using the Bridgman method [4].…”

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The Optical Absorption Edge of p-Type Tl_(1-x)GaPr_xSe₂and TlGaSe₂

Gürbulak¹

1999

Phys. Scr.

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p-TlGaSe 2 and Tl (1-x) , GaPr x Se 2 single crystals were grown by the modi¢ed Bridgman-Stockbarger method. The absorption measurements were carried out in p-TlGaSe 2 and TI (1-x) GaPr x Se 2 samples in temperature range 10^320 K with a step of 10 K. The phonon energies calculated for p-TlGaSe 2 , p-TI 0.999 GaPr 0.001 Se 2 and p-Tl 0.995 GaPr 0.005 Se 2 are 34.0 meV, 30.0 meV and 35.0 meV, respectively. At 300 K, the direct band gaps of p-TlGaSe 2 , p-Tl 0.999 GaPr 0.001 Se 2 and p-Tl 0.995 GaPr 0.005 Se 2 are 2.165 eV, 2.164 eVand 2.155 eV and the indirect band gaps are 2.110 eV, 2.122 eV and 2.128 eV, respectively. There is an abrupt change in the direct energy peak for p-TlGaSe 2 in the temperature ranges 230-250 K, for p-Tl 0.999 GaPr 0.001 Se 2 and p-Tl 0.995 GaPr 0.005 Se 2 in the temperature ranges 195-215 K. On the other hand, indirect energy peaks for p-Tl 0.999 GaPr 0.001 Se 2 and Tl 0.995 GaPr 0.005 Se 2 are in the temperature ranges 215-235 K.

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Forbidden rotational transitions in molecules

Cited by 19 publications

References 3 publications

Review on spontaneous magnetic fields in laser-produced plasmas: Phenomena and measurements

Review on spontaneous magnetic fields in laser-produced plasmas: Phenomena and measurements

Particle-in-cell simulations of parametric decay instabilities at the upper hybrid layer of fusion plasmas to determine their primary threshold

The Optical Absorption Edge of p-Type Tl_(1-x)GaPr_xSe₂and TlGaSe₂

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Forbidden rotational transitions in molecules

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Review on spontaneous magnetic fields in laser-produced plasmas: Phenomena and measurements

Review on spontaneous magnetic fields in laser-produced plasmas: Phenomena and measurements

Particle-in-cell simulations of parametric decay instabilities at the upper hybrid layer of fusion plasmas to determine their primary threshold

The Optical Absorption Edge of p-Type Tl(1-x)GaPrxSe2and TlGaSe2

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The Optical Absorption Edge of p-Type Tl_(1-x)GaPr_xSe₂and TlGaSe₂