1987
DOI: 10.1364/josab.4.000396
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Soft-x-ray spectra of krypton xxiv–xxvii in gas puff Z-pinch plasmas

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“…In some cases lack of observations may cause larger uncertainties. Thus, for the 3s 3 P 2 -3p 3 S 1 line, data above Cu XX [19] only exist for Kr XXVII [17,18] and Br XXVI (present work). We also note that no n 3, Dn 0 line identi¢cations have been made in Co XVIII, Zn XXI, Ga XXII and As XXIV.…”
Section: P 5 3pmentioning
confidence: 43%
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“…In some cases lack of observations may cause larger uncertainties. Thus, for the 3s 3 P 2 -3p 3 S 1 line, data above Cu XX [19] only exist for Kr XXVII [17,18] and Br XXVI (present work). We also note that no n 3, Dn 0 line identi¢cations have been made in Co XVIII, Zn XXI, Ga XXII and As XXIV.…”
Section: P 5 3pmentioning
confidence: 43%
“…The e¡ective a parameter, which has been used for lower members of the sequence, is less important in Br XXVI and is therefore omitted. [15,16] up to Kr [17,18] the latter being the heaviest ion for which``nonlasing lines'' have been identi¢ed. Other sources of experimental data are Refs.…”
Section: P 5 3pmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A beam-foil study of the 2s 2 2p 5 3s-2s2p 6 3p transitions in Ni 18+ , Cu 19+ and Kr 26+ ions was reported in [32,44]. The neonlike spectrum of Kr 26+ in gas puff Z-pinch plasmas was identified as transitions between 2s 2 2p 5 3s, 2s2p 6 3p and 2s2p 6 3d configurations in [45]. Interpretation of a spectrum of laser irradiated strontium in the range of 115-208 Å (2s 2 2p 5 3s-2s 2 2p 5 3p and 2s 2 2p 5 3p-2s 2 2p 5 3d transitions) was given in [46].…”
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confidence: 98%
“…The hot, dense radiating plasmas produced in high power Z-pinch implosions have a wide variety of applications, ranging from materials testing, x-ray lithography, and microscopy [1] to the spectroscopy of highly charged ions [2,3]. At drive powers of 10 TW and above, a pinch x-ray source can heat materials to black body temperatures of order 100 eV for applications in high energy density physics [4].…”
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“…We determine an axially averaged electron density of ͑0.8 6 0.2͒ 3 10 21 cm 23 for the annular gas puff. Assuming this electron density and a plasma consisting of 90% Ne 101 and 10% Ar 161 yields a mass density of 0.0028 6 0.0007 g͞cm 3 .…”
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