Revision and extension to the analysis of the third spectrum of bromine: Br III

Jabeen, S.; Tauheed, A.

doi:10.1016/j.jqsrt.2014.11.010

“…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%

Division B Commission 14 Working Group: Atomic Data

Nave¹,

Nahar²,

Zhao³

2015

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This report summarizes laboratory measurements of atomic wavelengths, energy levels, hyperfine and isotope structure, energy level lifetimes, and oscillator strengths. Theoretical calculations of lifetimes and oscillator strengths are also included. The bibliography is limited to species of astrophysical interest. Compilations of atomic data and internet databases are also included. Papers are listed in the bibliography in alphabetical order, with a reference number in the text.

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“…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): [101]…”

Section: Energy Levels Wavelengths Line Classifications and Line Stru...mentioning

confidence: 99%

Atomic Data: Division B / Commission 14 / Working Group Atomic Data

Nave,

Nahar,

Zhao

2015

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This report summarizes laboratory measurements of atomic wavelengths, energy levels, hyperfine and isotope structure, energy level lifetimes, and oscillator strengths. Theoretical calculations of lifetimes and oscillator strengths are also included. The bibliography is limited to species of astrophysical interest. Compilations of atomic data and internet databases are also included. Papers are listed in the bibliography in alphabetical order, with a reference number in the text.Comprehensive lists of references for atomic spectra can be found in the NIST Atomic Spectra Bibliographic Databases http://physics.nist.gov/asbib.

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“…Thus, an active line of research can be seen nowadays with regard to the determination of these parameters [1][2][3][4]. These studies range from atomic physics [5][6][7], to astronomy [8][9][10] or fusion [11,12] and data compilation of energy levels [13], oscillator strengths [14], radiative lifetimes [15] and line profiling [16].…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Measured oscillator strengths in singly ionized molybdenum

Mayo-García

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,

Aragón

²

,

Aguilera

³

et al. 2015

J. Phys. B: At. Mol. Opt. Phys.

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In this article, 112 oscillator strengths from Mo II have been measured, 79 of which for the first time. The radiative parameters have been obtained by laser-induced breakdown spectroscopy (LIBS). The plasma is produced from a fused glass sample prepared from molybdenum oxide with a Mo atomic concentration of 0.1%. The plasma evolved in air at atmospheric pressure, and measurements were carried out with the following plasma parameters: an electron density of cm−3 and an electron temperature of K. In these conditions, a local thermodynamic equilibrium environment and an optically thin plasma were confirmed for the measurements. The relative intensities were placed on an absolute scale by combining branching fractions with the measured lifetimes and by comparing well-known lines using the plasma temperature. Comparisons were made to previously obtained experimental and theoretical values wherever possible.

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Revision and extension to the analysis of the third spectrum of bromine: Br III

Cited by 6 publications

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Division B Commission 14 Working Group: Atomic Data

Division B Commission 14 Working Group: Atomic Data

Atomic Data: Division B / Commission 14 / Working Group Atomic Data

Measured oscillator strengths in singly ionized molybdenum

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