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NGFSRDW database

PERMLINK: www.lxcat.net/NGFSRDW

DESCRIPTION: A set of excitation cross section to individual fine-structure levels of the noble gases.

CONTACT: Al Stauffer, Dept. of Physics and Astronomy, York University, Toronto, Canada.
stauffer@@yorku.ca

SCATTERING CROSS SECTIONS

Species: e + Ar {14} « Ar(3p5 4p J = 0 2p5) [4], Ar(3p5 4p J = 1 2p10) [9], Ar(3p5 4p J = 1 2p2) [1], Ar(3p5 4p J = 1 2p4) [3], Ar(3p5 4p J = 1 2p7) [6], Ar(3p5 4p J = 2 2p3) [2], Ar(3p5 4p J = 2 2p6) [5], Ar(3p5 4p J = 2 2p8) [7], Ar(3p5 4p J = 3 2p9) [6], Ar(3p5 4s J = 0 1s3) [19], Ar(3p5 4s j = 1 1s2) [10], Ar(3p5 4s J = 1 1s4) [12], Ar(3p5 4s J = 2 1s5) [24], Ar(3p6 J = 0) [40] », Kr {14} « Kr [40], Kr(1s2) [10], Kr(1s3) [18], Kr(1s4) [12], Kr(1s5) [23], Kr(2p10) [9], Kr(2p2) [1], Kr(2p3) [2], Kr(2p4) [3], Kr(2p5) [4], Kr(2p6) [5], Kr(2p7) [6], Kr(2p8) [7], Kr(2p9) [8] »

Updates: 2016-06-15 … 2016-06-15

Downloads: 1911 times from 2012-09-26

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e / Kr(1s5)

Excitation E + Kr(1s5) → E + Kr(1s4) (E = 0.117 eV) | Updated: 15 June 2016.
Excitation E + Kr(1s5) → E + Kr(1s3) (E = 0.647 eV) | Updated: 15 June 2016.
Excitation E + Kr(1s5) → E + Kr(1s2) (E = 0.729 eV) | Updated: 15 June 2016.
Excitation E + Kr(1s5) → E + Kr(2p10) (E = 1.38 eV) | Updated: 15 June 2016.
Excitation E + Kr(1s5) → E + Kr(2p9) (E = 1.528 eV) | Updated: 15 June 2016.
Excitation E + Kr(1s5) → E + Kr(2p8) (E = 1.53 eV) | Updated: 15 June 2016.
Excitation E + Kr(1s5) → E + Kr(2p7) (E = 1.611 eV) | Updated: 15 June 2016.
Excitation E + Kr(1s5) → E + Kr(2p6) (E = 1.63 eV) | Updated: 15 June 2016.
Excitation E + Kr(1s5) → E + Kr(2p5) (E = 1.75 eV) | Updated: 15 June 2016.
Excitation E + Kr(1s5) → E + Kr(2p4) (E = 2.18 eV) | Updated: 15 June 2016.
Excitation E + Kr(1s5) → E + Kr(2p3) (E = 2.22 eV) | Updated: 15 June 2016.
Excitation E + Kr(1s5) → E + Kr(2p2) (E = 2.229 eV) | Updated: 15 June 2016.
Excitation E + Kr(1s5) → E + Kr(2p1) (E = 2.34 eV) | Updated: 15 June 2016.
Excitation E + Kr(1s5) → E + Kr(3p10) (E = 2.84 eV) | Updated: 15 June 2016.
Excitation E + Kr(1s5) → E + Kr(3p9) (E = 2.869 eV) | Updated: 15 June 2016.
Excitation E + Kr(1s5) → E + Kr(3p8) (E = 2.87 eV) | Updated: 15 June 2016.
Excitation E + Kr(1s5) → E + Kr(3p7) (E = 2.894 eV) | Updated: 15 June 2016.
Excitation E + Kr(1s5) → E + Kr(3p6) (E = 2.9 eV) | Updated: 15 June 2016.
Excitation E + Kr(1s5) → E + Kr(3p5) (E = 2.95 eV) | Updated: 15 June 2016.
Excitation E + Kr(1s5) → E + Kr(3p4) (E = 3.53 eV) | Updated: 15 June 2016.
Excitation E + Kr(1s5) → E + Kr(3p3) (E = 3.54 eV) | Updated: 15 June 2016.
Excitation E + Kr(1s5) → E + Kr(3p2) (E = 3.55 eV) | Updated: 15 June 2016.
Excitation E + Kr(1s5) → E + Kr(3p1) (E = 3.58 eV) | Updated: 15 June 2016.

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