Method for decomposing observed line shapes resulting from multiple causes - Application to plasma charge-exchange-neutral spectra

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Charge Exchange, Helium Plasma, Hydrogen Plasma, Line Spectra, Neutral Gases, Plasma Spectra, Spectral Line Width, Deuterium Plasma, Doppler Effect, Fine Structure, High Temperature Plasmas, Ion Temperature, Kinetics, Line Shape, Magnetic Mirrors, Pressure Effects, Temperature Effects

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A method is given for decomposing the widths of observed spectral lines resulting from unresolved line splitting, additive kinetic processes of different types, instrumental broadening (slit function), Doppler broadening, etc. all superimposed. The second moments are used as measures of the various widths involved. The method is not applicable if dispersion type (Lorentz) broadening occurs. Application is made to plasma charge-exchange-neutral spectra of hydrogen, deuterium, and helium.

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