Photoionization of Atoms

Photoionization is a process of ionization by photons. It is one of the most important processes for studying astronomical objects. This Special Issue will provide an overview of photoionization, characteristic features, data availability, and the methodologies used to study these topics both experi...

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Abstract Photoionization is a process of ionization by photons. It is one of the most important processes for studying astronomical objects. This Special Issue will provide an overview of photoionization, characteristic features, data availability, and the methodologies used to study these topics both experimentally and theoretically. Photoionization proceeds directly, exhibiting a smooth background, through a two-step process when an autoionizing state forms before ionization, introducing resonances. Only one theoretical approach, close coupling approximation, reproduces resonances along with the background. Theoretical studies have the advantage of covering a wide energy range and many excited states. Hence, much more theoretical research has been carried out in comparison to experiments, which are limited by the number of sophisticated set-ups required. Experimentation is challenging. The now-surpassed third-generation synchrotron facilities gave access to high photon flux. However, founding agencies often prefer to support applied research because of the relatively immediate and abundant number of publications associated with the lack of a profound understanding. This Special Issue hopes to change this attitude.
AbstractList Photoionization is a process of ionization by photons. It is one of the most important processes for studying astronomical objects. This Special Issue will provide an overview of photoionization, characteristic features, data availability, and the methodologies used to study these topics both experimentally and theoretically. Photoionization proceeds directly, exhibiting a smooth background, through a two-step process when an autoionizing state forms before ionization, introducing resonances. Only one theoretical approach, close coupling approximation, reproduces resonances along with the background. Theoretical studies have the advantage of covering a wide energy range and many excited states. Hence, much more theoretical research has been carried out in comparison to experiments, which are limited by the number of sophisticated set-ups required. Experimentation is challenging. The now-surpassed third-generation synchrotron facilities gave access to high photon flux. However, founding agencies often prefer to support applied research because of the relatively immediate and abundant number of publications associated with the lack of a profound understanding. This Special Issue hopes to change this attitude.
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SubjectTerms Astronomy, space and time
atomic beam
atomic data
atomic processes in plasma
autoionization
autoionizing resonances
broad emission bumps
chlorine ion
Debye–Hückel
effective charges
energies
Er I-IV
excited state
ground state
inner-shell excitation
lanthanide ions - Ho I-III
local thermodynamic equilibrium (LTE)
Lu I-VII
massive stars
Mathematics and Science
merged-beams technique
multiconfiguration method
nLTE
opacity
optogalvanic
phosphorus isoelectronic ion Cl IV
photo-absorption
photo-excitation cross-sections
photoabsorption
photoabsorption spectra
photoionization
photoionization cross-sections
plasma broadening
quantum defect
R-matrix method
radiative attachment
recombination
Reference, Information and Interdisciplinary subjects
relativistic multi-configurations interaction
Research and information: general
resonance energy
resonances
Rydberg series
saturation technique
scattering functions
SCUNC
stars
stellar atmospheres
time-of-flight mass spectrometry
Tm I-V
transition parameters
Wolf–Rayet stars
Yb I-VI
α and β emissions
Title Photoionization of Atoms
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