Tomas Brage

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Lund University

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Professor Tomas Brage is a faculty member at Lunds Universitet Fysiska institutionen in Sweden. His research primarily focuses on relativistic theory, atomic structure calculations, and the study of magnetic fields in astrophysical contexts. Recent publications include works on coronal magnetometry and theoretical investigations of excited states in various elements, highlighting his contributions to solar corona studies and atomic interactions.

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Next generation forbidden and unexpected transitions in ions, with application to EBITs, astrophysics and fusion research.

Open Date: 2009-01-01

Close Date: 2011-12-31

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nevin gibson

Denison University

UNITED STATES

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Jon Grumer

Uppsala University

SWEDEN

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Sacha Schiffmann

Université libre de Bruxelles

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Jörgen Ekman

Senior Lecturer in Physics

Malmö University

SWEDEN

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Ian Grant

Emeritus Professor

UNITED KINGDOM

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Per Jönsson

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Malmö högskola

SWEDEN

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Tomas Brage

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GRASP Manual for Users

An Introduction to Relativistic Theory as Implemented in GRASP

Experimental and theoretical studies of excited states in Ir−

Atomic Structure Calculations of Landé g Factors of Astrophysical Interest with Direct Applications for Solar Coronal Magnetometry

A Theoretical Investigation of the Magnetic-field-induced Transition in Fe X, of Importance for Measuring Magnetic Field Strengths in the Solar Corona

Hinode/EIS Coronal Magnetic Field Measurements at the Onset of a C2 Flare

Observation of electric-dipole transitions in the laser-cooling candidate Th− and its application for cooling antiprotons

Magnetically induced transition in the spectrum of Sr iv

SUMER Measurement of the Fe x 3p 43d 4D5/2,7/2 Energy Difference

A First Spectroscopic Measurement of the Magnetic-field Strength for an Active Region of the Solar Corona

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nevin gibson

Jon Grumer

Sacha Schiffmann

Jörgen Ekman

Ian Grant

Per Jönsson

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