E. W. Schmidt
University of Giessen
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Physical Review Letters | 2007
S. Schippers; E. W. Schmidt; D. Bernhardt; D. Yu; A. Müller; M. Lestinsky; D. A. Orlov; M. Grieser; R. Repnow; A. Wolf
The hyperfine induced 2s2p (3)P(0) --> 2s(2) (1)S(0) transition rate A(HFI) in berylliumlike (47)Ti(18+) is measured. Resonant electron-ion recombination in a heavy-ion storage ring is employed to monitor the time dependent population of the (3)P(0) state. The experimental value A(HFI)=0.56(3) s(-1) is almost 60% larger than theoretically predicted.
Astronomy and Astrophysics | 2008
E. W. Schmidt; S. Schippers; D. Bernhardt; A. Müller; Jens Hoffmann; M. Lestinsky; D. A. Orlov; A. Wolf; D. Lukic; Daniel Wolf Savin; N. R. Badnell
The photorecombination rate coefficients of potassium-like Fe viii ions forming calcium-like Fe vii and of argon-like Fe ix forming potassium-like Fe viii were measured by employing the merged electron-ion beams method at the Heidelberg heavy-ion storagering TSR. New theoretical calculations with the AUTOSTRUCTURE code were carried out for dielectronic recombination (DR) and trielectronic recombination (TR) for both ions. We compare these experimental and theoretical results and also compare with previously recommended rate coefficients. The DR and TR resonances were experimentally investigated in the electron-ion collision energy ranges 0–120 eV and 0–151 eV for Fe viii and Fe ix. Experimentally derived Fe viii and Fe ix DR + TR plasma rate coefficients are provided in the temperature range kBT = 0.2 to 1000 eV. Their uncertainties amount to <±26% and <±35% at a 90% confidence level for Fe viii and Fe ix, respectively.
arXiv: Atomic Physics | 2007
S. Schippers; E. W. Schmidt; D. Bernhardt; D. Yu; A. Müller; M. Lestinsky; D. A. Orlov; M. Grieser; R. Repnow; A. Wolf
The photorecombination spectrum of 48Ti18+ was measured employing the merged electron-ion beams technique at a heavy-ion storage ring. The experimental electron-ion collision energy range 0-80 eV comprises all dielectronic recombination (DR) resonances associated with 2s ? 2p (N = 0) core excitations as well as trielectronic recombination (TR) resonances that involve 2s2 ? 2p2 core double-excitations. At low collision energies DR resonances are observed that are associated with the excitation of metastable 2s 2p 3P0primary ions with nearly infinite lifetime for the isotope 48Ti with zero nuclear spin. For the isotope 47Ti with nonzero nuclear spin hyperfine quenching of these resonances occurs. The procedure for obtaining the associated time constant from a recombination measurement is outlined.
Journal of Physics: Conference Series | 2007
E. W. Schmidt; S. Schippers; C. Brandau; D. Bernhardt; A. Müller; M. Lestinsky; Frank Sprenger; J Homann; D. A. Orlov; M. Grieser; R. Repnow; A. Wolf; D. Lukic; M. Schnell; Daniel Wolf Savin
Recent spectroscopic models of active galactic nuclei have indicated that the recommended electron-ion recombination rate coeficients for iron ions with partially filled Mshells are incorrect in the temperature range where these ions form in photoionized plasmas. We have investigated this experimentally for Fe7+ forming Fe6+, Fe8+ forming Fe7+, and Fe13+ forming Fe12+. The recombination rate coeficient was measured employing the electron-ion merged beams method at the Heidelberg heavy-ion storage-ring TSR. The measured energy range encompassed at least all dielectronic recombination (DR) resonances associated with core excitations within the M-shell of the parent ions. Already in our first measurement, that is for Fe13+, we find unusually strong DR resonances at low electron-ion collision energies leading to low temperature plasma DR rate coeficients orders of magnitude larger than the recommended rate coeficient.
Journal of Physics: Conference Series | 2012
D. Banaś; H. F. Beyer; F. Bosch; C. Brandau; S. Böhm; S. Chatterjee; M. Czarnota; Jean-Claude Dousse; A. Gumberidze; S. Hagmann; C. Kozhuharov; D. Liesen; P. H. Mokler; A. Müller; Ashok Kumar; M. Pajek; R. Reuschl; E. W. Schmidt; D. Sierpowski; U. Spillmann; A. Surzhykov; Th. Stöhlker; Jakoub Szlachetko; S. Tashenov; S. Trotsenko; P. Verma; A. Warczak
Observed enhancement of K-shell radiative recombination (RR) of bare uranium ions with cooling electrons is interpreted in terms of of distant transverse collisions in magnetized electron-cooler plasma described within the semiclassical geometrical model (SGM), which was recently proposed. The Monte Carlo simulations based on the proposed approach explains the enhancement measured in RR of U92+ ions with cooling electrons for the K-shell.
Journal of Physics: Conference Series | 2012
D. Bernhardt; C. Brandau; Z. Harman; C. Kozhuharov; A. Müller; W. Scheid; S. Schippers; E. W. Schmidt; D. Yu; A. N. Artemyev; I. I. Tupitsyn; S. Böhm; F. Bosch; Frederick Currell; B. Franzke; A. Gumberidze; J. Jacobi; P. H. Mokler; F. Nolden; U. Spillmann; Z. Stachura; M Steck; Th. Stöhlker
Absolute rate coefficients for dielectronic recombination (DR) of hydrogenlike U91+ have been measured at GSIs heavy-ion storage ring ESR in the center-of-mass energy range 63–90 keV. We find an excellent agreement between the measured DR rate coefficients and theoretical results from multi-configuration Dirac-Fock theory which includes the Breit interaction. The latter contributes nearly one half to the total resonance strengths of the KL1/2L1/2 and KL1/2M1/2 resonance groups.
14th International Conference on the Physics of Highly Charged Ions (HCI 2008) | 2009
E. W. Schmidt; D. Bernhardt; Jens Hoffmann; M. Lestinsky; D. Lukic; A Müller; Dmitry A. Orlov; Daniel Wolf Savin; S. Schippers; A. Wolf
The rate coefficient for dielectronic recombination (DR) of Ne-like Fe16+ forming Na-like Fe15+ was measured employing the merged electron-ion beams technique at the heavy-ion storage-ring TSR of the Max-Planck-Institut fur Kernphysik in Heidelberg, Germany. In the electron-ion collision energy range of 240–840 eV the merged-beams recombination rate coefficient is dominated by DR associated with 2s2 2p6 1S0 → 2s2 2p5 3d 1P1 core excitation. The experimental Fe16+ DR plasma rate coefficient is derived from the measured merged-beams rate coefficient. It is in good agreement with recent theoretical results.
The Astrophysical Journal | 2006
E. W. Schmidt; S. Schippers; A. Müller; M. Lestinsky; Frank Sprenger; M. Grieser; R. Repnow; A. Wolf; C. Brandau; D. Lukic; M. Schnell; Daniel Wolf Savin
Physical Review A | 2011
D. Bernhardt; C. Brandau; Zoltan Harman; C. Kozhuharov; A. Müller; W. Scheid; S. Schippers; E. W. Schmidt; D. Yu; A. N. Artemyev; I. I. Tupitsyn; S. Böhm; F. Bosch; Frederick Currell; B. Franzke; A. Gumberidze; J. Jacobi; P. H. Mokler; F. Nolden; U. Spillman; Z. Stachura; M. Steck; T. Stöhlker
Radiation Physics and Chemistry | 2006
C. Brandau; C. Kozhuharov; A. Müller; S. Schippers; K. Beckert; P. Beller; D. Bernhardt; F. Bosch; S. Böhm; Frederick Currell; B. Franzke; A. Gumberidze; Zoltan Harman; J. Jacobi; P.H. Mokler; F. Nolden; W. Scheid; E. W. Schmidt; U. Spillman; Z. Stachura; Markus Steck; T. Stöhlker