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Published online by Cambridge University Press: 14 August 2015
Collisional excitation of autoionizing levels is found to contribute significantly to the ionization rate for certain ions at temperatures characteristic of the solar corona. Preliminary calculations have been carried out for O IV, O V, O VI, Fe XV and Fe XVI. Autoionization may be of importance for O IV and increases by approximately a factor of two the ionization rate of Fe XV and XVI.
On montre que l'excitation par chocs des niveaux d'autoexcitation est un facteur important dans la détermination du taux d'ionisation de certains ions aux tempéraiures coronales. On à mené des calculs préliminaires pour О IV, O V, O VI, Fe XV et Fe XVI. L'autoionisation semble importante pour О IV et augmente d'un facteur 2 le taux d'ionisation de Fe XV et Fe XVI.
Показано, что возбуждение ударами уровней самовозбуждения является важным фактором в определении степени ионизации некоторых ионов при корональных температурах. Ъыли проведены предварительные вычисления для О IV, О V, О VI, Fe XV и Fe XVI. Самоионизация по-видимому значительна для О IV и умножает на 2 степень ионизации Fe XV и Fe XVI.
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