Charge of ions emitting spectral lines
Ion charge determination from emitting spectral lines using beam foil light source technique
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Ion charge determination from emitting spectral lines using beam foil light source technique
Ion charge identification for spectral lines in nitrogen by beam foil light source technique
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Development and characteristics of thermal radiation shielding of refractory metal foil used for induction furnace
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Stark induced quantum beats in H Ly alpha emission, using beam foil excited hydrogen
O I and II resonance transitions radiative lifetimes in vacuum UV, using beam foil method
Laser pulse produced energetic ion and plasma measurements fore and aft side of targets including Al and Au foils
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Spectral lines Doppler broadening reduction in spectroscopy using foil and gas excited accelerator beams as light sources
Ion beam-foil produced oxygen spectra in wavelength range between 450 and 2200 A, determining mean radiative lives of O I - O VI excitation levels
Spectral line emission from nitrogen ions, identifying charge by Doppler shift technique application to beam foil light source
Lande g factors measurement of excited electronic states in Ne 20 II and III, using alignment of radiating particles in beam foil light source
Ion bombardment thinning apparatus for preparing electron microscope foils of inorganic nonmetallic samples including ceramics, minerals and rocks
Fabrication of expansion joint, vibration isolator device with sufficient cross sectional area for high thermal conductivity is discussed. Device consists of multiple layers of metal foil which may be designed to meet specific applications. Thermodynamic properties of the device and illustration of construction are provided.