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Single-electron capture into C3+(n,l) subshells in C4+-Li collisions (20-80 keV)

D. Dijkkamp, A Brazuk, A.G. Drentje, F J de Heer, H. Winter

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Absolute emission cross sections have been measured for 29 lines of the C IV spectrum in the wavelength range 20-500 nm resulting from C 4+ -Li collisions at impact energies between 0.83 and 6.67 keV amu -1 . From these emission cross sections one-electron capture cross sections sigma nl have been deduced for all subshells with n

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Absolute emission cross sections have been measured for 29 lines of the C IV spectrum in the wavelength range 20-500 nm resulting from C 4+ -Li collisions at impact energies between 0.83 and 6.67 keV amu -1 . From these emission cross sections one-electron capture cross sections sigma nl have been deduced for all subshells with n

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Absolute emission cross sections have been measured for 29 lines of the C IV spectrum in the wavelength range 20-500 nm resulting from C 4+ -Li collisions at impact energies between 0.83 and 6.67 keV amu -1 . From these emission cross sections one-electron capture cross sections sigma nl have been deduced for all subshells with n

Key concepts: Electron capture, Atomic physics, Physics, Electron shell, Electron, Range (aeronautics), Sigma, Cross section (physics)

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