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Validation of collisional radiative modelling of emission line ratios for helium beam plasma diagnostic

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Collis, S
Dall, Robert
Howard, John
Andruczyk, D
James, Brian W

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Pergamon-Elsevier Ltd

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A time-dependent collisional radiation model has been used to validate the use of a pulsed helium beam to measure electron temperature profiles in the H-1NF flexible heliac. The diagnostics technique is based on the measurement of helium spectral line ratios which are a strong function of electron temperature while being a weak function of electron density. The validation procedure involves comparing measured and calculated emissivities of spectral lines emitted by helium atoms as a function of position in the beam.

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Journal of Quantitative Spectroscopy & Radiative Transfer

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2037-12-31