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Ingram, Sydney B. (1928-05-12) Wave-length standards in the extreme ultraviolet spectra of carbon, nitrogen, oxygen and aluminum, and The spectrum of sulphur SII. http://resolver.caltech.edu/CaltechETD:etd-02282005-085312


Type of Document Dissertation
Author Ingram, Sydney B.
URN etd-02282005-085312
Persistent URL http://resolver.caltech.edu/CaltechETD:etd-02282005-085312
Title Wave-length standards in the extreme ultraviolet spectra of carbon, nitrogen, oxygen and aluminum, and The spectrum of sulphur SII
Degree PhD
Option Physics
Advisory Committee
Advisor Name Title
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Keywords
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Date of Defense 1928-05-12
Availability unrestricted
Abstract
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Wave-length determinations. -- The wave-lengths of lines in the extreme ultra-violet spectra of carbon, nitrogen, oxygen and aluminum have been determined with an accuracy of .0l to .04A by direct comparison with iron standards.

pp' groups in carbon C[...] and nitrogen N[...]--pp' Groups of carbon C[...] and nitrogen N[...] have been completely resolved into six components and the ratio [...] found to be 2.47 and 2.33 respectively.

The Spectrum of Sulpher, SII -- One hundred and eighty-three lines are classified in the spectrum of SII. Thirty-three terms of the quartet system and thirty-six of the doublet system are determined and correlated with the electron configurations by means of the Rund theory. The ionisation potential of the SII ion is fixed at [...] volts.

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