The disappearance of upper members of spectral series in dense plasmas.

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Jul 1990

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Journal of Quantitative Spectroscopy and Radiative Transfer, vol. 44, issue 1, pp. 123-128

Physics

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Plasma: Radiative Transfer

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As the plasma density increases, the upper members of spectral series lose their intensity. The series passes gradually to a continuum. The disappearance of line is usually associated with the destruction of upper levels by the plasma microfields. In calculations the main problem is to achieve the correct matching of the discrete and continuous spectra. One usually assumes (explicitly or implicitly) the conservation of the density of oscillator strengths (CDOS) of spectral series. However, the violation of CDOS in the near-photoionization-threshold region has been discussed in the last decade. A number of experiments bear out the possibility of the violation of CDOS as the plasma density increases. The authors develop a calculational model for the hydrogen plasma without the use of CDOS, or its equivalent, as an initial assumption.

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