F. L. Wang et al. 2009 ApJ 706 592 doi:10.1088/0004-637X/706/1/592
F. L. Wang1,4, D. Salzmann1,4, G. Zhao1, H. Takabe2, S. Fujioka2, N. Yamamoto2, H. Nishimura2 and J. Zhang3,5
Show affiliationsIn recent years, several experiments have been carried out to generate photoionized plasma in a laboratory. In this paper, a computer program is described, which simulates the evolution in time of such laboratory photoionized plasmas. While the experiments provide time-integrated quantities such as average temperature or emission spectrum, the program helps to study the time-dependent development of the underlying processes. A good agreement is obtained between the computational and experimental results.
atomic processes; methods: laboratory; plasmas; X-rays: general
Issue 1 (2009 November 20)
Received 2009 July 3, accepted for publication 2009 September 24
Published 2009 November 3
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