Spectra of dielectronic satellites due to 2→1 transitions and line polarization used for high-temperature plasma diagnostics.

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Plasma Diagnostics: Synthetic Spectra

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Atomic data calculated using the "MZ" program were used to construct synthetic spectra of dielectronic satellites to resonance line 1s2p1P1-1s21S0. The contribution of Li-, Be-, B-, C-, N-, O-like ions were taken into account. The inclusion of various amount of the levels of the ground state of the preceding isoelectronic sequence relevant to the formation of upper (autoionizing) levels in the calculation of autoionization rates and intensity factors leads to various theoretical synthetic spectra. Polarization of B-like dielectronic satellite lines was calculated and the most polarized lines from all intense lines were determined which is important in diagnostics of hot electrons in high-temperature plasma.

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