Abstract
It is shown that the impact theory breakdown at sufficiently large distances from the line center in effect lowers the principle quantum number at which electron broadening might otherwise be assumed to dominate. Since the impact theory breaks down and effectively the impact widths decrease progressively for the line components more distant from the center, the contributions of the components to the folding integral decrease rapidly except at their own positions. (R.E.U.)
Citation Formats
Armstrong, B. H.
BROADENING OF BALMER LINES FOR HIGH QUANTUM NUMBER.
United States: N. p.,
1963.
Web.
Armstrong, B. H.
BROADENING OF BALMER LINES FOR HIGH QUANTUM NUMBER.
United States.
Armstrong, B. H.
1963.
"BROADENING OF BALMER LINES FOR HIGH QUANTUM NUMBER."
United States.
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title = {BROADENING OF BALMER LINES FOR HIGH QUANTUM NUMBER}
author = {Armstrong, B. H.}
abstractNote = {It is shown that the impact theory breakdown at sufficiently large distances from the line center in effect lowers the principle quantum number at which electron broadening might otherwise be assumed to dominate. Since the impact theory breaks down and effectively the impact widths decrease progressively for the line components more distant from the center, the contributions of the components to the folding integral decrease rapidly except at their own positions. (R.E.U.)}
place = {United States}
year = {1963}
month = {Oct}
}
title = {BROADENING OF BALMER LINES FOR HIGH QUANTUM NUMBER}
author = {Armstrong, B. H.}
abstractNote = {It is shown that the impact theory breakdown at sufficiently large distances from the line center in effect lowers the principle quantum number at which electron broadening might otherwise be assumed to dominate. Since the impact theory breaks down and effectively the impact widths decrease progressively for the line components more distant from the center, the contributions of the components to the folding integral decrease rapidly except at their own positions. (R.E.U.)}
place = {United States}
year = {1963}
month = {Oct}
}