Mid-Latitude Atmospheric Emission of N2+ First Negative Bands

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Dec 1970

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Nature, Volume 228, Issue 5275, pp. 984-985 (1970).

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THE first negative bands of N2+ are excited in the atmosphere by energetic particle precipitation. The cross section data of Srivastava and Mirza1 imply an associated N2+ ion production rate of 14.1 ion pairs per photon in the 0-0 band or 41.5 ion pairs per photon in the 0-1 band, The total ion production rate for all species may be a few times greater and depends on the relative concentration of N2, a function of the height at which the ionizing radiation is stopped.

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