The experimental and theoretical investigations of the asymmetric self-reversal of the neutral copper atoms resonance spectral line Cu I 327.936 nm under conditions of an impulse discharge

Details The experimental and theoretical investigations of the asymmetric self-reversal of the neutral copper atoms resonance spectral line Cu I 327.936 nm under conditions of an impulse discharge The experimental and theoretical investigations of the asymmetric self-reversal of the neutral copper atoms resonance spectral line Cu I 327.936 nm under conditions of an impulse discharge

Oct 2003

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Publications of the Astronomical Observatory of Belgrade (ISSN 0373-3742), No. 76, p. 201 - 204 (2003). In: IV Serbian Conferenc

Astronomy and Astrophysics

Astronomy

Stark Broadening, Spectral Lines, Copper

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The asymmetric self-reversal of the neutral copper atoms resonance spectral line Cu I 327.936 nm under the conditions of an impulse capillary discharge in the air is investigated experimentally and theoretically for the purpose of the development of the asymmetric self-reversal theory, the estimation of Stark broadening parameters of the spectral line Cu I 327.936 nm and the check of the quantum-mechanical calculations results.

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