1988
DOI: 10.1088/0953-4075/21/14/011
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Level broadening cross sections for nP1/2Rydberg states of Na, K and Rb atoms

Abstract: The impact broadening of Na(nP,,,) ( n =6-24), K(nP,,,) ( n = 8-24) and Rb(nP,,,) ( n = 10-24) levels by noble-gas atoms, N, molecules and alkali atoms in the ground state has been investigated. Broadening cross sections have been evaluated on the grounds of contributions coming from Rydberg-electron-perturber and ionic-coreperturber scattering. Broadening cross sections for Cs( nD,,,) + Cs(6S) collisions for n = 11-23 have also been calculated to compare with the experimental ones. Theoretically evaluated br… Show more

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“…The model also appears to be correct for the nD states (11 < n < 15) in the process Cs(nD)+Cs(6S1/2) [11] (for n < 11 there are no calculations, for n > 15 there are no experiments). An indirect positive test of the model was given by the experiment with line broadening in collisions: Κ(nΡ)+Κ(4S), n = 18423 and Cs(nD)+Cs(6S), n = 11422 [12]. The theoretical broadening cross sections were calculated using among others cross sections evaluated by means of the quasifree Rydberg electron model.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The model also appears to be correct for the nD states (11 < n < 15) in the process Cs(nD)+Cs(6S1/2) [11] (for n < 11 there are no calculations, for n > 15 there are no experiments). An indirect positive test of the model was given by the experiment with line broadening in collisions: Κ(nΡ)+Κ(4S), n = 18423 and Cs(nD)+Cs(6S), n = 11422 [12]. The theoretical broadening cross sections were calculated using among others cross sections evaluated by means of the quasifree Rydberg electron model.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%