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Radiation in the wavelength range 120-900 nm from keV electron bombardment of solid hydrogens

J. Schou, B. Stenum, H. Sørensen, K.-V. Weisberg, P. Gürtler1991年被引用 4Nuclear FusionIF 3出版社

The emission of light from hydrogenic pellet material has been studied in a special experimental set-up. The measurements show that the intensity of light from particle bombarded solid hydrogens is very small and that none of the well known lines for the gas phase are emitted from the solid. The solid hydrogens do not contribute to the strong Hα(Dα) signal observed from the pellet cloud during penetration into the plasma.

日本語訳

水素同位体ペレット材料からの光の放出が、特別な実験装置を用いて研究された。測定結果によると、粒子衝撃を受けた固体水素からの光の強度は非常に小さく、気相でよく知られているスペクトル線のいずれも固体からは放出されない。固体水素は、プラズマへの侵入中にペレット雲から観測される強いHα(Dα)シグナルには寄与しない。

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