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The Spectrum of Doubly Ionized Tungsten (W III)
L Iglesias1, M I Cabeza1, F R Rico1
1Instituto de Optica, Serrano 121. 28006-Madrid ( Spain ).
Abstract:
The spectrum of doubly ionized tungsten (W III) was produced in a sliding-spark discharge and recorded photographically on the NIST 10.7-m normal-incidence vacuum spectrograph in the 600-2680 Å spectral region. The analysis has led to the establishment of 71 levels of the interacting 5d4, 5d3 6s and 5d2 6s2 even configurations and 164 levels of the interacting 5d3 6p and 5d2 6s 6p odd ones. A total of 2636 lines have been classified as transitions between the 235 experimentally determined levels. Comparison between the observed levels and those calculated from matrix diagonalizations with least-squares fitted parameters shows an rms deviation of ±87 cm-1 for the even configurations and ±450 cm-1 for the odd ones.
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