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Alexander Kramida¹

¹National Institute of Standards and Technology, Gaithersburg, MD 20899, USA.

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|August 8, 2023

概括

这项研究重新分析了actinium (Ac I-III) 的光谱数据,精炼能量水平和光谱线. 计算了新的过渡概率,为这些原子谱提供了推数据.

科学领域:

原子物理原子物理
频谱学是一种光谱学.
量子力学就是量子力学.

背景情况:

(Ac) 是一种罕见的放射性元素,具有复杂的原子谱.
准确的光谱数据对于理解原子结构和天体物理应用至关重要.
之前对动光谱 (Ac I-III) 的研究在数据的完整性和准确性方面存在局限性.

研究的目的:

对所有公布的光谱线和能量水平数据进行全面的重新分析.
建立对能量水平,光谱线和Ac I,Ac II和Ac III的过渡概率进行批判性评估的数据集.
为了提高基本的原子数据的准确性为actinium.

主要方法:

重新分析了所有公布的观察到的光谱线和能量水平数据.
对现有的能量水平,J值和分类进行批判性评估和修订.
确定新的能量水平和光谱线分类.
为Ac I和Ac II计算新的过渡概率.
重新确定动态的电离能.

主要成果:

在Ac I:确定了12个新的能量水平,3个被拒绝,6个修订;发现了16个新的光谱线分类,3个修订. 电离能得到了改善.
在Ac II:建立了16个新的能量级别,36个新的线路标识.
为Ac I和Ac II计算出新的过渡概率集.
关于能量水平,线条和过渡概率的完整,经过批判性评估的数据集,为Ac I-III.编制.

结论:

重新分析显著提高了动光谱数据的准确性和完整性.
生成的推数据集为原子物理研究提供了可靠的资源.
这项工作有助于我们更好地了解阿克的原子结构和属性.

关键词:

动因化物中的动因化物.行为 (actinium) 是一种原子数据库的原子数据库.原子光谱学是一种原子光谱学.能源水平的能量水平.电离能量是电离的能量.它们是光谱线.标准的参考数据库标准的参考数据库.过渡概率过渡概率

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