Stark broadening parameters in the Mn I spectrum

Astronomy and Astrophysics – Astrophysics

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The shapes and shifts of the astrophysically interesting neutral manganese (Mn I) resonance spectral lines (403.075, 403.306 and 403.448 nm) have been observed in the laboratory helium plasma at a 47 000 K electron temperature and 6.6× 1022 m-3 electron density. At the mentioned plasma parameters the Stark broadening has been found as important mechanism in the Mn I line shape formation. Our measured Mn I Stark widths (W) and shifts (d) are the first data in the literature. The W values are compared with splitting (trianglehfs) in the hyperfine structure (hfs). At the above mentioned helium plasma conditions the line splitting in a hyperfine structure has been overpowered by Stark and Doppler broadenings in the case of the investigated Mn I lines. We have found negative line shifts that lie into the hfs splittings.

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