1985
DOI: 10.1002/ctpp.19850250106
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Investigation About Stepwise Excitation Cross Sections in Rare Gases

Abstract: Stepwise excitation cross sections of the rare gases helium, neon and argon were obtained by B n indirect method resting on the combination of experimentally determined excited species number densities of the rnre gns atoms in the positive column of a low pressure glow dischargt, with the results of the theory of the positive column and eleetron kineties. Furthermore a serniempirical expression of the excitation functions basing on the analysis of the Born-approximation and modifications as well as a formula o… Show more

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“…The measured electron concentrations are somewhat smaller than calculated ones, the measured field strengths are higher than the calculated values. The dependence of electrical field on HMDS admixture shows that in agreement with other experimental 15 . and HMDS-admixture X ( j = 4 .…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 91%
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“…The measured electron concentrations are somewhat smaller than calculated ones, the measured field strengths are higher than the calculated values. The dependence of electrical field on HMDS admixture shows that in agreement with other experimental 15 . and HMDS-admixture X ( j = 4 .…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 91%
“…The rate coefficients for the reactions in the positive column in pure argon were deterT mined by solving the balance equations (l), (2) with X = 0 taking into account the calculated values x, 0, 0 measured values [15] simplified reaction schema shown in Tab. 1.…”
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“…This An attempt of a more detailed description requires the consideration of the insignificant increase of the electron temperature in Fig.4. In this case the energy-dependent excitation cross sections were calculated by the semiempirical formula given in [15]:…”
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confidence: 99%
“…The often quoted Born cross sections calculated by Hyman (1978) have been used in our calculations together with the FOMBT results of . As an example of a large number of semi-empirical formulae we included the formula due to Behnke et al (1985) with parameters obtained from fits to the experimental data for emission from argon discharges. A comparison of the cross sections with the measurements of Mityureva (1985) is inconclusive.…”
Section: (3a) Calculation Of the Electron Energy Distribution Functiomentioning
confidence: 99%