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Dielectronic Recombination of Ground-State and Metastable Li+ Ions
A. A. Saghiri ; J. Linkemann ; M. Schmitt ; D. Schwalm ; A. Wolf ; T. Bartsch ; A. Hoffknecht ; A. Mueller ; W. G. Graham ; A. D. Price ; N. R. Badnell ; T. W. Gorczyca ; J. A. Tanis ;
Date 19 Jul 1999
Subject Atomic Physics; Accelerator Physics | physics.atom-ph physics.acc-ph
AffiliationMax-Planck-Institut fuer Kernphysik, Heidelberg), T. Bartsch, A. Hoffknecht, A. Mueller (Strahlenzentrum der Universitaet Giessen), W. G. Graham (Queen’s University, Belfast), A. D. Price, N. R. Badnell (University of Strathclyde), T. W. Gorczyca
AbstractDielectronic recombination has been investigated for Delta-n = 1 resonances of ground-state Li+(1s^2) and for Delta-n = 0 resonances of metastable Li+(1s2s ^3S). The ground-state spectrum shows three prominent transitions between 53 and 64 eV, while the metastable spectrum exhibits many transitions with energies < 3.2 eV. Reasonably good agreement of R-matrix, LS coupling calculations with the measured recombination rate coefficient is obtained. The time dependence of the recombination rate yields a radiative lifetime of 52.2 +- 5.0 s for the 2 ^3S level of Li+.
Source arXiv, physics/9907030
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