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hydrogen plasma

Posted 26 mag 2020, 17:48 GMT-4 Plasma Physics 3 Replies

Fabian Barragan
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Hello, I would like to know if there is a digital site to obtain the collision cross section data (Electron Impact Reaction), used in the plasma module.

thanks.

3 Replies Last Post 15 ott 2020, 05:12 GMT-4
Jeff Hiller COMSOL Employee

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Posted: 5 years ago 26 mag 2020, 17:59 GMT-4

Hello Fabian,

The Plasma Module's User's Guide, version 5.5, gives two references for cross section data, see pages 32-33.

Best regards,

Jeff

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Jeff Hiller
Hello Fabian, The Plasma Module's User's Guide, version 5.5, gives two references for cross section data, see pages 32-33. Best regards, Jeff
Fabian Barragan
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Posted: 5 years ago 31 mag 2020, 11:04 GMT-4

Hello, I have another question, how could I calculate the statistical weight that comsol asks me for the excitation reactions? thanks

Hello, I have another question, how could I calculate the statistical weight that comsol asks me for the excitation reactions? thanks
Sehrish Shakir
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Posted: 5 years ago 15 ott 2020, 05:12 GMT-4
Updated: 5 years ago 15 ott 2020, 05:13 GMT-4

Dear Fabian, These statistical ratio of the final state to initial state related to quantum numbers/states, For atomic species: g=2J+1 where J is the total electronic angular momentum

Dear Fabian, These statistical ratio of the final state to initial state related to quantum numbers/states, For atomic species: g=2J+1 where J is the total electronic angular momentum

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