2014
DOI: 10.1088/0953-4075/47/16/165001
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New even-parity fine structure levels of the Lanthanum atom discovered by means of optogalvanic spectroscopy

Abstract: Laser excitation of an Ar–La plasma, generated in a hollow cathode discharge lamp, has allowed to us observe a huge number of spectral lines that could not be interpreted as transitions between already known La energy levels. From the observed hyperfine structure patterns and fluorescence lines, we derived 37 new La levels, all with even parity, in the energy range between 38 000 cm−1 and 43 000 cm−1. The existence of these levels was then proved by excitations from other known lower levels.

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“…An accurate determination of the energy of the atomic levels is connected with accurate determination of transition wavelengths; for this we use a wave number calibrated Fourier-transform (FT) spectrum. First results based on this spectrum are already published, together with results of laser spectroscopic investigations [5]- [9]. Sometimes unclassified strong lines can be found in the FT emission spectrum.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 87%
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“…An accurate determination of the energy of the atomic levels is connected with accurate determination of transition wavelengths; for this we use a wave number calibrated Fourier-transform (FT) spectrum. First results based on this spectrum are already published, together with results of laser spectroscopic investigations [5]- [9]. Sometimes unclassified strong lines can be found in the FT emission spectrum.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 87%
“…This isotope has nuclear spin quantum number 7/2 [3], a magnetic dipole moment µ I = 2.7830455 (9) µ N and a small electric quadrupole moment Q = 0.20 (1) × 10 −28 m 2 [4]. Its energy levels show nice hyperfine splitting which can be used as finger print for the corresponding level.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Al II (HFS): [26], Ar IX: [277], B II: [208], Br III: [140], Cl I: [300], Co II (forbidden): [256], Dy I: [292], Eu I (HFS,IS): [2,102,103,104], Fe VIII-IX: [230], Fe VIII-XVI: [37], Fe XI: [66], Fe XIII: [62], Fe XVI: [36], Fe XVII: [63], Fe XVIII: [54], Fe XVIII-XXV: [254], Gd I (IS,HFS): [145], I I: [124], K I: [51], K III: [22], La I: [106], Li I: [50], Mg VII-VIII: [177], Mn I (HFS): [25,165], Mn II : [46], N III: [112], Na I: [52], Nb I: [72,235], Nb I (HFS): [95], Nd II (HFS): [28], Ne IV : [170], Ni I: [288,291], O I: [204], O VI: [341], P II: [153], Pr I (HFS): [107,282,319], Pr II: [21], Pr II (HFS): [20], Ru I (IS,HFS): ...…”
Section: Energy Levels Wavelengths Line Classifications and Line Smentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The ground state has designation 5d6s 2 2 D 3/2 . Altogether, today, around 340 energy levels with even parity and 160 levels with odd parity are known [2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11][12][13][14][15][16][17][18].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%