Abstract

The Al i absorption spectrum obtained with a flash-pyrolysis technique combined with BRV source was observed in the grazing-incidence region between 140 and 650 A. Thirty-three new lines in the range 140–160 Å were recorded. A theoretical interpretation identifies 25% of the observed lines, accounting for half the observed intensity as 2p⁶3s²3p–2p⁵3s²3p4s transitions.

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Relative photoionization cross section of atomic selenium between 800 and 1400 Å

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