Influence of contaminating layers on charge state distributions of fast ions emerging from solids

The ultraviolet spectrum (λ8-60 nm) of highly ionized titanium after foil excitation of 15 and 20 MeV fast ions has been recorded. A number of new lines, mainly in sodiumlike Ti XII, are identified. Line intensity ratios and decay curves are measured in selected cases. Using foils of different materials, relative intensities of yrast transitions n = 3-6 are evaluated and intercompared with the aid of cascade models. Decay curves of yrast levels are studied for resonance effects in the population mechanism. Little evidence is found for such effects.

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Influence of contaminating layers on charge state distributions of fast ions emerging from solids

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