Stark broadening along a homologous sequence of noble gas atomic lines in dense plasmas

Astronomy and Astrophysics – Astrophysics

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Atomic Spectra, Dense Plasmas, Line Spectra, Rare Gases, Stark Effect, Electron Density (Concentration), Flash Lamps, Plasma Diagnostics, Spectral Energy Distribution

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The authors present experimental results on the broadening and shift of some rare gas atomic lines emitted by high electron density plasmas created in linear flashtubes. From a semi-empirical formula, they find a theoretical dependence of the Stark broadening parameters on the ionisation potential for lines broadened by electron impacts. Experimentally, a non-linear dependence is found between the Stark width w and shift d, and the electron density. At the lowest electron density, the authors' values of w and d agree with other experimental determinations. The authors have observed a regularity of w and d for analogous lines of homologous atoms.

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