Higher-Order Recombination Processes in Argon Ions Observed via X-ray Emission in an EBIT

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In electron–ion collisions, recombination processes play a very important role. Recently, multielectron recombination processes have been highly investigated, as they carry information about electron–electron interaction. Among them, the most basic process is dielectronic recombination (DR). The research presented here was conducted using an EBIT at Jagiellonian University. Using X-ray spectroscopy, we conducted research into K-LL, K-LM, K-LN, K-LO and K-MM resonances. The aim of this study was to investigate the contribution of the intershell higher-order recombination processes in collected spectra. A good resolution for the K-LL DR spectrum made it possible to distinguish structures for He- up to C-like Ar ions.

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Biela-Nowaczyk, W., Amaro, P., Grilo, F., & Warczak, A. (2023). Higher-Order Recombination Processes in Argon Ions Observed via X-ray Emission in an EBIT. Atoms, 11(1). https://doi.org/10.3390/atoms11010001

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