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Atomic data for calculation of the intensities of Stark components of excited hydrogen atoms in fusion plasmas
Oleksandr Marchuk, David R. Schultz, Yuri Ralchenko
Motional Stark effect (MSE) spectroscopy represents a unique diagnostic tool capable of determining the magnitude of the magnetic field and its direction in the core of fusion plas…
Ne X X-ray Emission due to Charge Exchange in M82
R. S. Cumbee, L. Liu, D. Lyons +4
Recent X-ray observations of star-forming galaxies such as M82 have shown the Ly beta/Ly alpha line ratio of Ne X to be in excess of predictions for thermal electron impact excitat…
Can Charge Exchange Explain Anomalous Soft X-ray Emission in the Cygnus Loop?
Renata S. Cumbee, David B. Henley, Phillip C. Stancil +4
Recent X-ray studies have shown that supernova shock models are unable to satisfactorily explain X-ray emission in the rim of the Cygnus Loop. In an attempt to account for this ano…
Vortices associated with the wave function of a single electron emitted in slow ion-atom collisions
L. Ph. H. Schmidt, C. Goihl, D. Metz +5
We present measurements and calculations of the momentum distribution of electrons emitted during the ion-atom collision 10 keV/u ,…
Critical Test of Simulations of Charge-Exchange-Induced X-Ray Emission in the Solar System
R. Ali, P. A. Neill, P. Beiersdorfer +3
Experimental and theoretical state-selective X-ray spectra resulting from single-electron capture in charge exchange (CX) collisions of Ne^10+ with He, Ne, and Ar are presented for…
The ion-induced charge-exchange X-ray emission of the Jovian Auroras: Magnetospheric or solar wind origin?
Yawei Hui, David R. Schultz, Vasili A. Kharchenko +4
A new and more comprehensive model of charge-exchange induced X-ray emission, due to ions precipitating into the Jovian atmosphere near the poles, has been used to analyze spectral…