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By Eugene Oks
Plasma Spectroscopy systematically develops the principles of spectroscopy for plasmas subjected to quasi-monochromatic electrical fields within the microwave or obvious variety. Such fields should be because of longitudinal Langmuir waves or low hybrid oscillations, that are excited in pulsed discharged or by means of high-current beams of charged debris. much more very important are the transverse fields found in the plasmas of tokamaks, laser fusion, and technological microwave discharges. This publication is meant for researchers facing plasma spectroscopy, plasma diagnostics, excessive frequency and microwave discharges, laser prompted discharges, particle and laser-beam interactions with plasmas, managed fusion, and ionospheric and astrophysical plasmas. It describes tools for measuring the sphere and plasma parameters and discusses their functional software. It additionally provides new effects on nonpertubative research of the interplay of quantum structures with a robust radiation field.
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17) ~ »-. 18) «1. c:o It is interesting that in the case of "odd-photon-resonance" (W2 (t») = (21-1)w+ fl. 12) do not intermix at all. L Eo x cos wt the analogous case (Q resonance". 3 Elliptically Polarized Fields in the High-Frequency Limit Using the general formalism of Sect. 3 the following results are obtained. La Line. 19) k=1 where = 1,2, ... 20) = Y22 = Y33 = Y44 = 1/2, YI2 = Y21 = Y34 = Y43 = -1/2, YB = Y31 = = Y32 = YI4 = Y41 = Y24 = Y42 = -i/2; ({JI == 1001), ({J2 == 100 - 1), == 1100), ({J4 La line: == 1010).
S «(Xd£)-2/3. Corollary 2. g. 13) This leads, generally speaking, to drastic changes in the positions of the maxima and the envelope halfwidth of the whole SL compared with the static Stark profile (Fig. 2). wI/2/W. [The value PI/2 corresponds to the position of the component with the number k which is determined from the conditions f t ~ f;'~/2, f;Zi < f;'~x/2 (i = 1, 2, ... 62£1/3, PI/2(HI;) ~ 8£. 1 Splitting of Hydrogen-like Spectral Lines in a Single-Mode QEF 21 Fig. 2. (H~) ~ p~i~(H~) ~ 54s.
E. at the intensity levels i(p)/i(O) ;s exp(-e/2) « 1] when the decrease of i(p) is somewhat reduced. We emphasize that i(p), at fixed e, has a maximum at p = 0 and i(O) ~ (21te)-1/2 = 1t- 1/ 2(X ape)-I. Hence, for multicomponent hydrogen SLs the intensity of the maximum (zeroth) satellite is equal to io = (fO t; + 2 kmax fk ) -I [ fo k 1 + 21t- 1/ 2e- 1 t;(ft! 6) here fo is the total intensity of the central components and fk is the intensity of the kth lateral component. 6). Corollary 1. In the case (Xk)e » 1 for the SLs containing central components the halfwidth is in fact determined by the central components only.