helike_kvl93hex.dat

Resolved Specific Ion Data Collections

Ion
He0+
Temperature Range
1.000 eV → 200 eV

ADF04

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helike_kvl93hex.dat
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  • Spontaneous Emission: He+0(i) → He+0(j) + hv
  • Electron Impact Excitation: He+0(i) + e → He+0(j) + e
  • Free Electron Recombination: He+1(i) + e → He+0(j)
1s1s 1S0.0 0.0 cm-1
1s2s 3S1.0 159850.0 cm-1
1s2s 1S0.0 166271.0 cm-1
1s2p 3P4.0 169082.0 cm-1
1s2p 1P1.0 171129.0 cm-1
1s3s 3S1.0 183231.0 cm-1
1s3s 1S0.0 184859.0 cm-1
1s3p 3P4.0 185559.0 cm-1
1s3d 3D7.0 186096.0 cm-1
1s3d 1D2.0 186099.0 cm-1
1s3p 1P1.0 186203.0 cm-1
1s4s 3S1.0 190292.0 cm-1
1s4s 1S0.0 190935.0 cm-1
1s4p 3P4.0 191211.0 cm-1
1s4d 3D7.0 191439.0 cm-1
1s4d 1D2.0 191441.0 cm-1
1s4f 3F10.0 191447.0 cm-1
1s4f 1F3.0 191447.0 cm-1
1s4p 1P1.0 191487.0 cm-1
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  A-values are taken from Wiese, Smith & Glennon  NBS-NSRDS

  Dipole & non-dipole transitions from the 1(1)S follow
     (i)   preferred curves from comparative graphs up to the n=4 shell
           strongly influenced by experiments of
           Westerfeld  (1979) J. Phys. B. 12,115
           Van Zyl et al.(1980) Phys. Rev. A22, 1916
           Heddle & Gallagher (1989) Rev.Mod.Phys. 61, 221,
           Born limits and to a lesser extent by
           Fujimoto (1978) IPPJ-AM-9.
           Unpublished 29 state R-matrix calculations of Berrington et
           al. (1990) have been used in association with Heddle &
           Gallagher to correct the low temp values up to 10eV of
           1(1)S - 3(1)D, 1(1)S - 3(1)P

  Dipole & non-dipole transitions from the 2(1)S & 2(3)S states follow
     (i)   Fujimoto (1978) IPPJ-AM-8. Non-dipole Born limits from
           Flannery, Morrision & Richmond (1975) J.Appl.Phys. 46, 1186

  Dipole transitions within the n=3,4 shells
     (i)   Impact parameter approximation


  Spin change data follow
     (i)   Kato (1989) At. Data & Nucl. Data Tables 42,313  for
           transitions 1(1)S - 2(3)S and 1(1)S - 2(3)P
     (ii)  Berrington et al. (1985) J. Phys. B. 18, 4147 for
           transitions 2(3)S - 2(1)S,  2(3)S - 2(1)P,
           2(1)S - 2(3)P & 2(3)P - 2(1)P at low temperature and
           follows a similar decay to high temperature as the Kato data
     (iii) For 1(1)S - 3(3)L , the data of Berrington et al.
           is used for low temperature and then the shape of the
           Kato curves above 5eV scaled to match Berrington at 5eV.
     (iv)  For 1(1)S - 4(3)L , 1/n**3 scaling is used from the n=3
           data.


                                                H.P. Summers, Mar. 1991


  Update:

  Dipole transitions between 2(1)P - n=3,4 and 2(3)P - n=3,4 added.
      (i)  Impact parameter approximation


                                                H.P. Summers, Jan. 1992
  Update:

  A complete revision of excitations from 1(1)S and 2(3)S, 2(1)S has
  taken place in association with FOM-KVI (R. Hoekstra, F de Heer,
  H-F Folkerts) making use also of recent Belfast R-matrix data.  The
  new data has replace the older data above where there is ovelap.
  The new preferred cross-section data is archived as
             JETSHP.KVI.DATA(EXC#HE0A) - excitation from 1(1)S
             JETSHP.KVI.DATA(EXC#HE0B) - excitation from 2(1)S, 2(3)S
  The rate parameters are produced in ADF04 format by the codes
             JETSHP.COPASE.FORT(NEUTQUAD)  and
             JETSHP.COPASE.FORT(NEUTQD2)   respectively.


                                                H.P. Summers, June 1993
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  Radiative recombination data is prepared using code

           JETSHP.DLS.FORT(ADASRRC)     on dataset
           JETSHP.RADREC.HLIKE(HE1LS)

  H P Summers  July 1992.

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