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Autoionization of Doubly and Triply Excited States of Li+ and Li Produced in Li3+ Ion Collision with C60, Ar and Xe

Zarija Lukić, Zarija Lukić, P. Focke, Cs. Koncz, Vitaly Morozov, F. W. Meyer, I. A. Sellin

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Autoionization spectra of doubly and triply excited Li atoms and doubly excited states of Li + have been recorded. The excited Li atoms and Li + ions were created by impacting 30 KeV Li 3+ ions on C 60 , Ar and Xe target. The spectra reveal previously unresolved structures which are tentatively assigned.

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Autoionization spectra of doubly and triply excited Li atoms and doubly excited states of Li + have been recorded. The excited Li atoms and Li + ions were created by impacting 30 KeV Li 3+ ions on C 60 , Ar and Xe target. The spectra reveal previously unresolved structures which are tentatively assigned.

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Autoionization spectra of doubly and triply excited Li atoms and doubly excited states of Li + have been recorded. The excited Li atoms and Li + ions were created by impacting 30 KeV Li 3+ ions on C 60 , Ar and Xe target. The spectra reveal previously unresolved structures which are tentatively assigned.

Key concepts: Excited state, Autoionization, Atomic physics, Ion, Spectral line, Physics, Photoionization, Ionization

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