Screening Constant per Unit Nuclear Charge Studies of Rydberg Resonances Due to the 4p → nd and ns Transitions in Se+ Ions

Author:

Sakho Ibrahima

Abstract

Calculations of high-lying energy resonances of 12 Rydberg series due to the 4p → nd and 4p → ns transitions from the 4s24p3 3S°3/2 ground-state and the 4s24p3 2P°3/2,1/2 and 4s24p3 2D°5/2,3/2 metastable states of the Se+ ion are reported. The calculations believed to be the first theoretical ones are performed using the Screening Constant per Unit Nuclear Charge (SCUNC) method up to n = 40. Analysis of the present results is achieved in the framework of the standard quantum-defect theory and of the SCUNC-procedure by calculating the effective nuclear charge. For many resonances, the SCUNC-method reproduces the ALS measurements excellently [Esteves et al., Phys. Rev. A, 84 013406 (2011)] up to n = 25. However, for some resonances belonging to the 4s24p2 (1D2)nd (2D) and 4s24p2 (1D2)ns (2D) and to the 4s24p2 (1D2)nd (2S) and 4s24p2 (1D2)nd (2P1/2) Rydberg series, the ALS data overlap at high n values. In addition, negative quantum-defect values were determined where positive values are allowable. In the present work, positive quantum defect values almost constants are obtained along all the series investigated up to n = 40, and the narrow resonances are clearly separated. Overall, the present theoretical study provides confidence in the ALS data on Se+ ions for astrophysical interest as far as the understanding of the chemical evolution of Se in the universe is concerned.

Publisher

MDPI AG

Subject

Condensed Matter Physics,Nuclear and High Energy Physics,Atomic and Molecular Physics, and Optics

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