The First Spark Spectrum of Caesium (Cs II)
- 1 May 1942
- journal article
- research article
- Published by American Physical Society (APS) in Physical Review B
- Vol. 61 (9-10) , 591-600
- https://doi.org/10.1103/physrev.61.591
Abstract
With an electrodeless discharge in a quartz tube the first spark spectrum of caesium has been rephotographed in the region by means of three sizes of quartz spectrographs. The classifications made by Laporte, Miller, and Sawyer and by Olthoff and Sawyer have been confirmed by additional transitions and used as a basis for extending the classification. Four missing terms in the blended ; configurations have been found, two of these giving rise to resonance lines. The proposed blended configurations ; contain thirteen terms; the , one term, also giving a resonance line; the , six terms; the , three terms; and the , eight terms. In all, 37 levels have been established and 189 lines have been classified. It has also been possible, through the discovery of terms, to separate the terms from the terms of the configuration because of the failure of the and terms to combine. The classifications, assignment of inner quantum numbers, and the identification of levels agree with the theoretical considerations as well as with the predictions from the Xe I classification.
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