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Bruch, R.; Fuelling, S.; Schneider, Dieter; Dl, Moores; Stettner, U.; Litzén, Ulf; Skogvall, B.

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“…Included are also data from photoabsorption studies, e.g. Refs [17,18,20] and the atomic collision experiment by Bruch et al [19] which yielded Auger spectra.…”

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“…The small changes, within the experimental errors of the data have been approved by Dr. Schippers. Also, the electron-spectroscopic data [19] were slightly recalibrated using the revised Ref. [23] data.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Moreover, in an earlier absorption study Esteva et al [18] observed 10 B II transitions. In the 1990's two experimental studies of doubly-excited, autoionizing levels for B + appeared [19,20], as well as a thorough theoretical study [21] of such states. There were thus plenty of new data that could be added to the results ofÖlme [8].…”

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“…It should be emphasized that information about doubly excited levels has not only been obtained from beam-foil experiments but also from studies of absorption spectra [17,18,20,23] and Auger electron spectra [19]. In a sense such data are complementary, since beam-foil spectra mainly show transitions from non-autoionizing states which typically decay by photon emission to various 2snl or 2pnl levels below the B II ionization limit, whereas the other methods also provide information about resonances in the continuum.…”

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We have undertaken a number of experimental studies of the structure of singly ionized boron, B II. Much of this work was initially motivated by a search for the "missing" 2s3s 1 S term. There was a surprising disagreement between theory and experiment for this level. In this context lots of data for B II were collected over the years, from beam-foil experiments, high-resolution spark spectroscopy and theoretical calculations. The new material, which includes more than 80 newly classified (or revised) spectral lines, has now been thoroughly analyzed. This was followed by a critical compilation of all known levels and lines of B II, along with the theoretical interpretation of the levels, classifications of the lines and calculated transition probabilities for most lines. C Physica Scripta 2005 Physica Scripta 71 A. N. Ryabtsev et al. 3. The beam-foil experiment of 1999 and some earlier unpublished beam-foil studies

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“…Included are also data from photoabsorption studies, e.g. Refs [17,18,20] and the atomic collision experiment by Bruch et al [19] which yielded Auger spectra.…”

Section: Resultsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Resultsmentioning

confidence: 99%