1988
DOI: 10.1103/physreva.37.4380
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Stark broadening and regularities of prominent spectral lines of multiply ionized chlorine and fluorine

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“…Our measured and calculated F III W values agree mutually (within 5%) and both lie above previously calculated (Dimitrijević & Konjević 1981) and measured (Purić et al 1988) values. Measured F III d values show evident scatter and within the experimental accuracy are practically equal to zero.…”
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“…Our measured and calculated F III W values agree mutually (within 5%) and both lie above previously calculated (Dimitrijević & Konjević 1981) and measured (Purić et al 1988) values. Measured F III d values show evident scatter and within the experimental accuracy are practically equal to zero.…”
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“…• denotes our new experimental data and denotes results from Purić et al (1988). We hope that the results presented in this paper, for Stark broadening parameters of the F II and F III spectral lines, will be of interest for a number of problems in plasma physics and astrophysics.…”
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“…The first experimental consideration of the Stark broadening of F III spectral lines was published in 1961 [5], and two unique reliable quantitative experimental determinations are given in [6][7]. Theoretical determinations of Stark broadening of F III spectral lines have been performed in [8][9][10] [6] with the calculations in [8], performed within the modified semiempirical approach [11].…”
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