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Impact of Ni-like metastable states and hyperfine quenching on charge state distribution in an EBIT
Chowdhury Abrar Faiyaz, , , , , , , , We show the effects of ladder ionization and hyperfine quenching on charge state distributions and spectral features of ions in electron beam ion trap (EBIT) devices. Ladder ionization with intermediate excitation of metastable states proceeds at lower than ionization potential electron beam energies, while hyperfine quenching reduces the lifetimes of these states by enhancing particular decay channels through nuclear-electronic coupling.
High Resolution X-Ray Spectra of the Time Evolution of Emission From Metastable Electronic States of Highly Charged Ni-Like Ions
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Analysis of E3 Transitions in Ag-like High-Z Ions Observed with the NIST EBIT
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Changes in ionizing radiation dose rate affect cell cycle progression in adipose derived stem cells
Loading metrics Open Access Peer-reviewed Research Article Matthew Rusin, Nardine Ghobrial, Endre Takacs, Jeffrey S. Willey, Delphine Dean Matthew Rusin, Nardine Ghobrial, Endre Takacs, Jeffrey S. Willey, Delphine Dean Published: April 27, 2021 https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0250160 Figures Abstract Biomedical use of radiation is utilized in effective diagnostic and treatment tools, yet can introduce risks to healthy tissues.
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