Lityum Atomunda Bazı Yüksek Uyarılmış Seviyelerin Bireysel Çizgileri Arasındaki Geçiş Olasılıklarının Hesaplanması

Year 2006, Volume: 2 Issue: 27, 67 - 72, 01.12.2006

Gültekin Çelik Şule Ateş Hamdi Şükür Kılıç

Abstract

Bu çalışmada, lityum atomunda bazı yüksek uyarılmış seviyelerin bireysel çizgileri arasındaki geçiş olasılıkları en zayıf bağlı elektron potansiyel model teorisi kullanılarak hesaplandı. Geçiş olasılıklarının hesaplanması için gerekli olan parametrelerin belirlenmesinde iyonlaşma enerjileri literatürdeki deneysel enerji verilerinden ve seviyelere ait yarıçapların beklenen değerleri Sayısal Coulomb Yaklaşımı (NCA) kullanılarak elde edildi. Bu çalışmada elde edilen geçiş olasılığı sonuçlarının kabul edilen değerlerle iyi uyumlu olduğu görüldü.

Keywords

Geçiş olasılığı, en zayıf bağlı elektron potansiyel model teori, lityum atomu

The Calculation of Transition Probabilities between Individual Lines of Some Highly Excited Levels on Lithium Atom

Abstract

In this study, the transition probabilities have been calculated between individual lines of some highly excited levels in lithium atom using the weakest bound electron potential model theory. In the determination of parameters needed for calculation of transition probabilities, ionization energies taken from experimental energy data in the literature and Numerical Coulomb Approximation (NCA) have been employed for expectation values of radii belong to levels. The results of transition probabilities obtained from this study have observed good agreement with accepted values.

Keywords

Transition probability, weakest bound electron potential model theory, lithium atom

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