2022
DOI: 10.1016/j.jqsrt.2022.108294
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A new version of the program fitter for fitting atomic hyperfine structure in optical spectra including the calculation of confidence intervals

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“…This has been done for all four measured spectra, i.e., the Tm-Ar and Tm-Ne spectra in each case measured with a current of 50 or 70 mA. The extracted portions of experimental spectra of the lines then were fitted using the computer program Fitter (Zeiser et al 2022). Voigt profile functions for each HFS component with intensity ratios corresponding to the theoretical intensities have been applied…”
Section: Hfs Analysismentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…This has been done for all four measured spectra, i.e., the Tm-Ar and Tm-Ne spectra in each case measured with a current of 50 or 70 mA. The extracted portions of experimental spectra of the lines then were fitted using the computer program Fitter (Zeiser et al 2022). Voigt profile functions for each HFS component with intensity ratios corresponding to the theoretical intensities have been applied…”
Section: Hfs Analysismentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The standard deviation of the mean based on a sample s A from the results of the four different measurements, 2. The fitting uncertainty ΔA Fitter returned by the program Fitter (see Zeiser et al 2022), and 3. The uncertainty ΔA fixed of the magnetic dipole HFS constant A, which has been fixed during the fit:…”
Section: Hfs Analysismentioning
confidence: 99%