Daiji Kato

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

Japan

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Daiji Kato is a Professor at the National Institute for Fusion Science in Japan. His research primarily focuses on the study of atomic and plasma physics, with recent articles exploring topics such as electron capture cross sections, opacity of kilonovae, and high-resolution spectroscopy. He has contributed significantly to understanding soft X-ray spectra and the effective line strengths of lanthanides. Professor Kato's work continues to advance the field of fusion science and its applications in astrophysics.

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強制非平衡イオン分光によるタングステン多価イオンの電離断面積測定

Open Date: 2018-04-01

Close Date: 2023-03-31

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Modeling visible forbidden line emission of highly-charged tungsten ions and its application to fusion plasma measurements

Open Date: 2015-04-01

Close Date: 2018-03-31

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Elucidation of formation mechanisms of tungsten lattice defects under low-energy and dense hydrogen implantation

Open Date: 2010-01-01

Close Date: 2012-12-31

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Naoki Tamura

准教授/Associate Professor

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

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Z dependence of 4f−5s electric-octupole emission in Ag-like ions

Revisiting Near-infrared Features of Kilonovae: The Importance of Gadolinium

Electron capture cross sections in Ne 10+ + H(1s) and Ne 10+ + H(2s) collisions

Evaluation of Spatial Profile of Local Emissions from W17+–W23+ Unresolved Transition Array Spectra

Water window soft X-ray spectra of Ce- to Gd-like Bi ions in an electron beam ion trap

Statistical analysis on level energies and effective line strengths of singly ionized lanthanides for opacity of kilonovae

Study of electron impact differential cross sections of Kr (4p) and Ar (3p) in the perpendicular plane

Correction: Nishimura et al. Charge Exchange Spectroscopy of Multiply Charged Erbium Ions. Atoms 2023, 11, 40

Optical design and efficiency measurement of an extreme ultraviolet high-resolution spectrometer for unresolved transition array research

Theoretical study of Th iii energy levels and transitions for applications to kilonova spectra

Energy Dependence of the Line Ratio I(233.9 Å)/I(243.8 Å) in Fe xv Observed with an Electron Beam Ion Trap

Cerium Features in Kilonova Near-infrared Spectra: Implication from a Chemically Peculiar Star

Interference between dielectronic and radiative recombination of Be-like highly charged ions

Strong Polarization of a J=1/2 to 1/2 Transition Arising from Unexpectedly Large Quantum Interference

Electronic K x rays emitted from muonic atoms: An application of relativistic density-functional theory

Identification of Visible Lines in Pm-like W13+

Detailed Analysis of Spectra from Ga-like Ions of Heavy Elements Observed in High-Temperature Plasmas

Cross sections in He+ + H collisions for the energy region 1–100 keV u−1

Differential cross sections for projectile scattering angle in proton-helium collision at intermediate energies

Charge Exchange Spectroscopy of Multiply Charged Erbium Ions

Collaborators (16)

Naoki Tamura

Miho N. Ishigaki

Tadayuki Takahashi

Izumi Murakami

Kiyohisa TANAKA

Wako Aoki

Jae-Joon Lee

Tetsutarou Oishi

Endre Takacs

Motohide TAMURA

Takuma Okumura

Chihiro Suzuki

N. Nakamura

Hirohisa Hara

Xiao-Min Tong

Shinji Okada

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