Amy Gall

Assistant Professor

Auburn University

United States

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Amy Gall is an Assistant Professor at Auburn University in the United States. Her research focuses on experimental ionization processes and electron beam ion traps, with recent publications examining topics such as electron impact ionization cross sections and charge-exchange processes in EBIT systems. Additionally, she investigates spectroscopic analysis of various atomic ions, contributing to the understanding of electron density measurements and fine-structure splitting.

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Randall Smith

Smithsonian Institution

UNITED STATES

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Endre Takacs

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Clemson University

UNITED STATES

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Chihiro Suzuki

助教/Assistant Professor

核融合科学研究所/National Institute for Fusion Science

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Yuri Ralchenko

NIST Physical Measurement Laboratory

UNITED STATES

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Adam Foster

Smithsonian Institution

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Roshani Silwal

Assistant Professor

Appalachian State University

UNITED STATES

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Effective electron density measurement via ion emission imaging in the SAO EBIT

The status and recent updates of the SAO EBIT

Experimental electron impact ionization cross sections of Fe XXV and Maxwellian-averaged rate coefficients

Charge-exchange processes in EBIT: implications for spectral analysis of few-electron Fe ions

Observations and identifications of extreme ultraviolet spectra of Ca-like to Na-like neodymium ions using an electron beam ion trap

Determination of Electron Beam Energy in Measuring the Electron-Impact Ionization Cross Section of He-like <i>Fe</i><sup>24+</sup>

Spectroscopic analysis of M- and N-intrashell transitions in Co-like to Na-like Yb ions

Measurements of linear polarization of satellite transitions from Li- and Be-like Ar ions

Identifications of extreme ultraviolet spectra of Br-like to Ni-like neodymium ions using an electron beam ion trap

Measurement of the P1/22−P3/22 fine-structure splitting in fluorinelike Kr, W, Re, Os, and Ir

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Randall Smith

Endre Takacs

Chihiro Suzuki

Yuri Ralchenko

Adam Foster

Roshani Silwal

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