Absolute cross sections for 2s-2p excitation of N/4+/ by electron impact

Physics – General Physics

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Electron Scattering, Electron Transitions, Nitrogen Plasma, Plasma-Particle Interactions, Scattering Cross Sections, Atomic Energy Levels, Electron Beams, Electron Energy, Electron Orbitals, High Temperature Plasmas, Ion Beams, Plasma Diagnostics, Plasma Pumping

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The paper presents absolute cross sections measured for 1s 2 2s 2S1/2-1s 2 2p 2P1/2,3/2 excitation of lithiumlike N(4+) by electron impact. Relative cross sections measured at several energies between 4 and 52 eV were normalized to a single absolute measurement taken at 15.5 eV for the process which has a threshold at 10 eV. Previously reported data for Li-like C(3+) are presented for comparison. It is shown that in both cases, allowing for the experimental electron energy spread, the measurements agree within experimental uncertainties with published Coulomb-Born and close coupling calculations over the entire experimental energy range. Finally, rate coefficients as a function of electron temperature are also presented for the N(4+) transition.

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