Theoretical calculations of the HI, HeI and HeII free-bound continuou emission spectra
arXiv:astro-ph/0609174 · doi:10.1111/j.1365-2966.2006.10988.x
Abstract
We present coefficients for the calculation of the continuous emission spectra of HI, HeI and HeII due to electron-ion recombination. Coefficients are given for photon energies from the first ionization threshold for each ion to the n=20 threshold of hydrogen (36.5um), and for temperatures 100 K <= Te <=10^5 K. The emission coefficients for HeI are derived from accurate ab initio photoionization data. The coefficients are scaled in such a way that they may be interpolated by a simple scheme with uncertainties less than 1% in the whole temperature and wavelength domain. The data are suitable for incorporation into photoionisation/plasma codes and should aid with the interpretation of spectra from the very cold ionised gas phase inferred to exist in a number of gaseous clouds.
4 Pages, 1 Figure, Full version including electronic data tables availabe from http://hea-www.harvard.edu/~bercolano/data/MN-06-1037-MJ.tar.gz
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