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3. Results

Our experimental results of the measured Stark HWHM tex2html_wrap_inline1101 and shift tex2html_wrap_inline1103 values (in 0.1 nm) at 54 000 K electron temperature and tex2html_wrap_inline1021 m-3 electron density are given in the Table 1 (click here) together with transition arrays and multiplet numbers

 

transition    multip.     tex2html_wrap_inline1119[nm]    tex2html_wrap_inline1109 tex2html_wrap_inline1111 tex2html_wrap_inline1109/tex2html_wrap_inline1129 tex2html_wrap_inline1109/tex2html_wrap_inline1133 tex2html_wrap_inline1109/tex2html_wrap_inline1137 tex2html_wrap_inline1109/tex2html_wrap_inline1141
tex2html_wrap_inline1143
2p3s-    tex2html_wrap_inline1147    567.956   0.380 -0.01     -     -     -     -
2ptex2html_wrap_inline11513p (3)    568.621   0.325 -0.01     -     -     -     -
   567.602  0.340 -0.01     -     -     -     -
   566.664   0.375 -0.01     -     -     -     -
  tex2html_wrap_inline1159    463.054   0.250 0.02     -     -     -     -
(5)    464.309   0.260 0.06     -     -     -     -
  tex2html_wrap_inline1165    399.500   0.270 0.06   0.60   0.56   0.60   1.01
(12)
2p3p-    tex2html_wrap_inline1171    594.167   0.260     -     -     -     -     -
2ptex2html_wrap_inline11513d (28)
tex2html_wrap_inline1175
2s2p3s-   tex2html_wrap_inline1179    451.092   0.180 -0.01   0.45   0.64   0.78   0.93
2s2ptex2html_wrap_inline11833p (3)    451.489   0.230 -0.01   0.59   0.75   0.91   1.09
2s2p3p-    tex2html_wrap_inline1189    393.852   0.170 -0.03     -     -     -     -
2s2ptex2html_wrap_inline11833d (8)
   tex2html_wrap_inline1195   486.718   0.260 -0.02   0.59   0.70   0.79   1.14
(9)    486.133   0.290 -0.02   0.66   0.78   0.88   1.27
   tex2html_wrap_inline1201    454.636   0.255 -0.05     -     -     -     -
(13)
   tex2html_wrap_inline1205    298.358   0.200 -0.01     -     -     -     -
    (UV25)
tex2html_wrap_inline1209
2s3s-   tex2html_wrap_inline1213    347.869   0.205 0.01     -   1.29   1.75  1.55
2stex2html_wrap_inline12173p (1)    348.298   0.165 0.01     -   1.03   1.39  1.23
   348.490   0.200 0.01     -   1.26   1.72   1.52
   tex2html_wrap_inline1165   374.766   0.250 0.03     -     -     -     -
(8)
2s3p-    tex2html_wrap_inline1165   405.780   0.205 0.07   0.64   0.94   1.31   1.31
2s(tex2html_wrap_inline12333d (3)
Table 1: Experimental Stark HWHM (tex2html_wrap_inline1109) and shift (tex2html_wrap_inline1111) values (in 0.1 nm) at tex2html_wrap_inline1113 K electron temperature and tex2html_wrap_inline1115 m-3 electron density and those ratios to the calculated Stark width values on the basis of various theoretical approximations: semiempirical (SE), modified semiempirical (SEM) and various modifications of the semiclassical (SC, G and GM) performed by Dimitrijevic & Konjevic (1980, 1981a,b) (for details see text). Transitions, wavelengths and multiplets are, also, presented. The positive shift is toward the red

 

Following ratios tex2html_wrap_inline1235 are also given in the same table, where tex2html_wrap_inline1237 are the existing Stark HWHM values calculated on the basis of various theoretical approximations initiated by Dimitrijevic & Konjevic (1980, 1981a,b) for the investigated NII, NIII and NIV spectral lines. Griem's (1974) theoretical results for several NII spectral lines are given up to 40 000 K electron temperature. Therefore, the comparison of our measured Stark widths of relevant NII spectral lines with Griem's (1974) theory, at our electron temperature of 54 000 K, is omitted. Thus, tex2html_wrap_inline1239 and tex2html_wrap_inline1141 denote results of the semi-empirical and modified semiempirical predictions using Eqs. (4)-(5) and Eqs. (7)-(10), respectively, from Dimitrijevic & Konjevic (1980, 1981a). tex2html_wrap_inline1133 and tex2html_wrap_inline1137 denote values obtained on the basis of the semiclassical approximation (Griem 1974 and references therein) with 1.4 instead of 5-(4.5/Z) on the right-hand-side of Eq. (12) in Dimitrijevic & Konjevic (1980) for the tex2html_wrap_inline1137 values. tex2html_wrap_inline1129 denote Stark HWHM calculated on the basis of the semiclassical theory by Dimitrijevic & Konjevic (1981b). For the investigated spectral lines no theoretical Stark shift predictions exist at 54 000 K electron temperature, to the knowledge of the authors.


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