Radiation field effects on the spectroscopic properties of seeded plasmas
The presence of an external radiation field can affect the level populations that occur in a high-temperature plasma. The level populations determine, in part, the emissivity of the medium. Hence, processes induced by the radiation field must be included in spectral simulations. In the present paper...
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