XAO102965 IBAMD--60 INTERNATIONAL BULLETIN ON ATOMIC AND MOLECULAR DATA FOR FUSION Number 60 June 2001 32/40 INTERNATIONAL ATOMIC ENERGY AGENCY, VIENNA, 2001 PLEASE BE AWARE THAT ALL OF THE MISSING PAGES IN THIS DOCUMENT WERE ORIGINALLY BLANK INTERNATIONAL BULLETIN ON ATOMIC AND MOLECULAR DATA FOR FUSION Number 60 June 2001 Contributors: M. E. Bannister, J. L. Delcroix, J. Fuhr, H. B. Gilbody, C. C. Havener, D. Humbert, T. Kato, P. S. Krstic, Yu. V. Martynenko, F. W. Meyer, T. J. Morgan, F. M. Ownby, R. A. Phaneuf, M. S. Pindzola, A. Robey, D. R. Schultz, P. C. Stancil, E. W. Thomas and W. L. Wiese Editor: J.A. Stephens Atomic and Molecular Data Unit Nuclear Data Section IAEA Editorial Board: J. L. Delcroix, GAPHYOR, France R. E. H. Clark, IAEA Yu. V. Martynenko, Scientific Research Center "Kurchatov Institute", Russian Federation D. R. Schultz, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, USA T. Kato, National Institute for Fusion Science, Japan W. L. Wiese, National Institute for Standards and Technology, USA INTERNATIONAL ATOMIC ENERGY AGENCY VIENNA, 2001 Copies of this bulletin may be obtained from Nuclear Data Section International Atomic Energy Agency Wagramer Strasse 5 P.O. Box 100 A-1400 Vienna, Austria INTERNATIONAL BULLETIN ON ATOMIC AND MOLECULAR DATA FOR FUSION IAEA, VIENNA, 2001 IBAMD/60 ISSN 0258-8048 Printed by the IAEA in Austria July 2001 FOREWORD The International Bulletin on Atomic and Molecular Data for Fusion is prepared by the Atomic and Molecular Data Unit, International Atomic Energy Agency, and published and distributed free of charge by the IAEA to assist in the development of fusion research and technology. The references and indexations included in the Bulletin are provided by atomic data centres at the following institutions: Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge, USA National Institute for Standards and Technology, Gaithersburg, USA Kurchatov Institute, Moscow, Russian Federation National Institute for Fusion Science, Toki-shi, Japan Universite de Paris XI, (Paris-Sud), Orsay, France Nuclear Data Section, IAEA, Vienna, Austria Information in this Bulletin is presented in four parts. In Part 1, the Atomic and Molecular Data Information System (AMDIS) of the International Atomic Energy Agency is presented. In Part 2, the indexed papers are listed separately for structure and spec- tra, atomic and molecular collisions, and surface interactions. The structure and spectra indexation lines are grouped by process. The first column gives the reactants, the second column indicates the character of the data contained (Th for theoretical, Ex for experi- mental, and E/T for both experimental and theoretical). The number in the last column is the reference number in Part 3 of the Bulletin. The atomic and molecular indexation lines are grouped by one collision partner (photon, electron or heavy particle). The first column gives the reactants, the second column gives the process, the third column gives the energy range with the appropriate units, and the last two columns are the same as in the structure and spectra indexation lines. The particle-surface interactions indexation lines are grouped by process. The first column gives the reactants, the second the energy range with the appropriate units, and the last two columns are the same as in the previous cases. Part 3 contains all the bibliographic data for both the indexed and non-indexed ref- erences. Those references which are indexed in Part 1 are identified by the repeated indexation lines. The Author Index (part 4) refers to the bibliographic references con- tained in part 3. Contributions are solicited on data generation work in progress and on new data in the course of publication. Contributions should include an explanation of their applicability to fusion research and should be sent to: Atomic and Molecular Data Unit Nuclear Data Section International Atomic Energy Agency Wagramer Strasse 5 P.O. Box 100 A-1400 Vienna, Austria e-mail: [email protected] WWW access: http://www-amdis.iaea.org/ In addition to the regular publication of the Bulletin, the IAEA Atomic and Molecular Data Unit also performs selective retrospective retrievals from the entire (1950-present) bibliographic data base on request. Retrievals are free of charge and can be made on all of the information indexed in the Bulletin. Vienna, June 2001 Jeffrey Stephens Editor TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. The Atomic and Molecular Data Information System 7 2. INDEXATION 9 2.1 Structure and Spectra 9 2.1.1 Atomic Structure, Molecular Structure 9 2.1.2 Interatomic Potentials 9 2.2 Atomic and Molecular Collisions 10 2.2.1 Photon Collisions 10 2.2.2 Electron Collisions 15 2.2.3 Heavy Particle Collisions 18 2.3 Surface Interactions 28 2.3.1 Sputtering 28 2.3.2 Chemical Reactions 31 2.3.3 Neutralization, Ionization, Dissociation 31 2.3.4 Adsorption, Desorption 32 2.3.5 Reflection 33 2.3.6 Secondary Electron Emission 34 2.3.7 Other Surface Interactions 35 2.4 Particle Beam-Matter Interactions 36 2.5 Interaction of Atomic Particles with Fields 44 3. BIBLIOGRAPHY 45 3.1 Structure and Spectra 45 3.2 Atomic and Molecular Collisions 45 3.2.1 Photon Collisions 45 3.2.2 Electron Collisions 59 3.2.3 Heavy Particle Collisions 70 3.3 Surface Interactions 90 3.4 Particle Beam-Matter Interactions 107 3.5 Interaction of Atomic Particles with Fields 118 4. AUTHOR INDEX 123 1 The Atomic and Molecular Data Information System AMDIS is the Atomic and Molecular Data Information System of the International Atomic Energy Agency, established and maintained by the Atomic and Molecular Data Unit, Nuclear Data Section. AMDIS contains two main parts: a bibliographic database for atomic and molecular data for fusion research, and numerical databases of recommended and evaluated atomic, molecular iand plasma-surface interaction data. AMBDAS, Atomic and Molecular Bibliographic Data System, is an on-line, menu- driven and simple to use bibliographic data retrieval system. It contains more than 38200 bibliographic entries with atomic, molecular and plasma-surface interaction data of in- terest to fusion research, dating back to 1950. It contains all references published in the International Bulletin on Atomic and Molecular Data for Fusion 1-58, CIAMDA 80, CIAMDA 87, and CIAMDA 98. Entries may be retrieved by author, process, reactants, type of reference, year of publication, energy range and data source (theoretical or experi- mental). The system has a HELP window which is terminal independent (it sends ASCII characters only). The output may be viewed on the screen or written to a file either in ASCII or LaTeX format, to be transferred to the remote user using FTP or electronic mail from our anonymous FTP server. Users of this system must register with the A+M Data Unit to obtain a password, as guest user logins are no longer permitted. ALADDIN, A Labelled Atomic Data INterface, is a database system developed in order to provide a standard and flexible format and interface for the exchange and management of numerical atomic, molecular and plasma-material interaction data of in- terest to fusion research. It was originally designed by R. Hulse at the Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory. It is the system adopted by the IAEA and the Atomic Data Cen- tre Network, an international group of sixteen data centres from several countries, for the exchange of data since 1988. AMDIS now contains a new interface to ALADDIN. ALADDIN has recently been converted to an entirely web-driven system, which can be accessed at http://www-amdis.iaea.org/aladdin.html. It is a simple to use interface that facilitates searching for recommended or evaluated atomic, molecular, plasma-surface interaction and material properties data. Options to plot selected data are also avail- able. An ALADDIN entry consists on searchable (hierarchical) labels that characterize the process, reactants and any other important information; boolean labels which give in- formation about the source, year, laboratory or data centre, and reference; comment lines and the numerical data. The data may be given by a parametrization through an analytic fit or the data itself. With the web interface the user may also obtain a figure with data and labels, text accompanying the data, and the Fortran source of the evaluation function. AMDIS may also be reached by telnet via the INTERNET. A User's Manual for this facility is stored in LaTeX format on our FTP server (ripcrsOl.iaea.or.at) and our web server, and a hard copy can be sent upon request. Further information regarding the A+M Data Unit's programmes and AMDIS may be accessed through the WWW: http://www- amdis.iaea.org/. 2 INDEXATION 2.1 Structure and Spectra Structure, Spectra Atomic Structure Th 1 Structure, Spectra Molecular Structure Th 1 2.1.1 Interatomic potentials H* H Th 332 H H2!+ Th 230 i+ H H2 Th 230 He-1 He Th 273 He He Th 322 He Be Th 242 He Mg Th 242 He Ca Th 242 He Sr Th 242 He Ba Th 242 Li1+ Li Th 247 Be Th 244 co2 CO CO Th 227 N H2 Th 238 N* H2 Th 238 NO* H2O 257 O Th 252 o2 Ne Ne Th 334 Ne* Ne* Th 334 Ne Ne Th 322 Na Na 270 1+ Na N2 Th 248 Cl cr1 Th 289 Cl Cl Th 289 Cl1+ Cl Th 289 Rb Rb Th 335 Rb Cs Th 284 Cd* Ar Th 256 Cd Ar Th 256 Cd* Cd Th 256 Cd Cd Th 256 Xe* Xe Ex 232 Xe Xe Ex 232 2.2 Atomic and Molecular Collisions 2.2.1 Photon Collisions hi/ + H1 Photodetachment Th 106 hi/ + H-1 Photodetachment 0.38-5.00 eV Th 32 hi/ + H-1 Photoionization 0.09-0.37 eV Th 88 hi/ + H* Elastic Scattering 5.00-300.00 eV 108 hi/ + H Elastic Scattering 5.00-300.00 eV 108 hu + H Photoionization 0.50-8.00 K Th 89 hi/ + H Photoionization 15.00-250.00 eV 75 hi/ + H Photoionization Th 49 hz/ + H Photoionization E/T 46 hz/ + H Photoionization 4.90-15.00 eV Th 45 hz/ + H Photoionization Th 40 hi/ + H Photoionization 17.00 eV Th 34 hi/ + H1+ Photodetachment 0.09-0.37 eV Th 88 hi/ + H2 Total Absor., Scat.