Spectral line shapes using the dicenter approach for dense hot plasmas: hydrogen and helium-like lines.

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May 2000

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Journal of Quantitative Spectroscopy and Radiative Transfer, vol. 65, issue 1-3, pp. 511-525

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Line Formation: Plasma

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This paper reports on the spectral line shape of hydrogen and helium-like lines relevant to the quasi-static dicenter model. This treatment is justified for hot dense, moderate Z plasmas. The code IDEFIX developed for the quasi-static dicenter model involves a self-consistent description of the interactions and of the radiative properties. Strong dependence of the transition energies and of the dipole moments on the interionic separation are pointed out and novel density-dependent spectroscopic features such as asymmetries, satellite-like features, molecular transitions are exhibited. The theoretical spectra presented are discussed in connection with experimental results where these exist.

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