Time-differential VUV spectroscopy of argon recoil ions

Folkmann, F.; Lesteven-Vaïsse, I.; Sitel, A. Ben; Chantepie, M.; Lecler, D.

doi:10.1016/0168-583x(88)90423-5

Nuclear Instruments and Methods in Physics Research Section B:

1988

DOI: 10.1016/0168-583x(88)90423-5

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Time-differential VUV spectroscopy of argon recoil ions

F. Folkmann

I. Lesteven-Vaïsse

A. Ben Sitel

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High-resolution V.U.V. spectroscopy of argon recoil ions induced by an ion beam

Lesteven-Vaïsse¹,

Folkmann²,

Sitel³

et al. 1988

Phys. Scr.

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Spectra of argon recoil ions in the 9-85 nm wavelength range have been measured by impact of a heavy-ion beam on a neutral target. These spectra were analyzed by comparison with experimentally observed transitions, interpolations or extrapolations in isoelectronic sequences, theoretically calculated energy levels and quantum defect calculations. This led to identification of 417 lines and to determination of 75 new transitions, especially in argon VI and VII.

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High-resolution V.U.V. spectroscopy of argon recoil ions induced by an ion beam

Lesteven-Vaïsse¹,

Folkmann²,

Sitel³

et al. 1988

Phys. Scr.

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The spectroscopy of highly ionised atoms

Martinson

1989

Rep. Prog. Phys.

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Spectroscopic investigations of the structure of highly ionised atoms have undergone significant developments in recent years. The experimental progress is largely due to the introduction of several powerful light sources, such as laser-produced plasmas, Tokamaks and beams of fast, excited ions. The results obtained with these laboratory devices complement the data from astrophysical observations of the solar corona and solar flares.The experimental techniques are described in some detail. The results are discussed with respect to energy level studies along isoelectronic sequences, inner-shell excited levels, forbidden transitions, lifetimes and transition probabilities as well as the results of spectroscopic studies of quantum electrodynamics, QED. The experimental results are compared with theoretical predictions.

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Time-differential VUV spectroscopy of argon recoil ions

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High-resolution V.U.V. spectroscopy of argon recoil ions induced by an ion beam

High-resolution V.U.V. spectroscopy of argon recoil ions induced by an ion beam

The spectroscopy of highly ionised atoms

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