Abstract
Time-resolved uranium spectra emitted from a relatively low-density (∼ ), high-temperature (∼1 keV) plasma confined in the Texas experimental tokamak (TEXT) have been recorded in the 50–100 Å range. It is found that narrow emission bands originating from transitions within charge states having 55 and 55 ground configurations, U xv to U xxxi, dominate these spectra. The identification of the transition arrays is based on the comparison with both ab initio intermediate-coupling relativistic level structure computations including configuration-interaction effects for the simple cases and, for complex charge states, with the predictions of the unresolved transition array model.
- Received 27 December 1988
DOI:https://doi.org/10.1103/PhysRevA.39.3717
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