1988
DOI: 10.1103/physreva.37.498
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Stark-broadening regularities of prominent multiply-ionized-oxygen spectral lines in plasma

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“…4 (Purić et al 1988a;Blagojević et al 2000) agree, also, with W SCPF , W G and W INS calculated values within the accuracy of experiments (up to ±15%) and uncertainties of the approximations (up to ±30%).…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 80%
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“…4 (Purić et al 1988a;Blagojević et al 2000) agree, also, with W SCPF , W G and W INS calculated values within the accuracy of experiments (up to ±15%) and uncertainties of the approximations (up to ±30%).…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 80%
“…•, our experimental results and those of other authors: , Platiša et al (1975); , Purić et al (1988a); ∇, Blagojević et al (2000). SE, SEM, G and GM denote theoretical W values (see text).…”
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confidence: 89%
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“…Equation 1 can be used: (i) in the case of the lines originating from the same type of transitions (e.g. resonances or off-resonances; Puric, Cuk & Lakicevic 1985); multiplets, supermultiplets, spectral series and transition array within one stage of ionization (Z c 5 constant), or within several stages of ionization (Z c 6 ¼ const; Puric et al 1991;Puric et al 1993;Puric & Š cepanovic 1999;Puric et al 2008); (ii) within particular isoelectronic sequences (Puric et al 1988a); and (iii) within a given isonuclear sequence (Puric et al 1988b). In the case of a particular transition within a given homologous group of atoms or ions, it is more convenient to use a slightly different relation as the function of the nuclear charge number Z of the emitter (Puric et al 1987).…”
Section: Theoretical Backgroundmentioning
confidence: 99%