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The effect of relativity on the electric-dipole oscillator strength in hydrogen-like ions

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The single-electron non-relativistic electric-dipole oscillator strength, f, is used in the hydrogenic model for the calculation of the radiative properties of hot plasmas. In this paper the effect of relativity on the electric-dipole oscillator strengths in a single-electron atom is calculated for δl = +1, δn = +1 transitions between discrete levels of principal quantum number 1-5 and Z between 1 and 90. The effect of relativity is always to decrease f. The effect of retardation is shown to be small except for 1s-2p transitions. (author)

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26 p.
Report number
RL--82-114

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United Kingdom
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United Kingdom
INIS RN
14797142
Subject category
S74: ATOMIC AND MOLECULAR PHYSICS;
Descriptors DEI
ATOMIC NUMBER; E1-TRANSITIONS; HOT PLASMA; HYDROGEN IONS; OSCILLATOR STRENGTHS; QUANTUM NUMBERS; RELATIVITY THEORY
Descriptors DEC
CHARGED PARTICLES; ENERGY-LEVEL TRANSITIONS; FIELD THEORIES; IONS; MULTIPOLE TRANSITIONS; PLASMA