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Pressure broadening
The presence of pertubing particles near an emitting atom will cause a broadening and possible shift of the emitted radiation.
There is two types impact and quasistatic
In each case you need the profile, represented by Cp as in C6 for Lennard-Jones potential
Assume Maxwell-Boltzmann distribution for both cases.
Impact broadening
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For impact, its always Lorentzian profile
- Linear Stark p=2
- Broadening by linear Stark effect
- Debye effects must be accounted for
- Resonance p=3
- Broadening by ???
- Quadratic Stark p=4
- Broadening by quadratic Stark effect
- Van der Waals p=6
- Broadening by Van der Waals forces
Quasistatic broadening
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For quasistatic, functional form of lineshape varies. Generally its a Levy skew alpha-stable distribution (Peach, page 408)
- Linear Stark p=2
- Broadening by linear Stark effect
- Resonance p=3
where K is of order unity. Its just an approximation.
- Quadratic Stark p=4
- Broadening by quadratic Stark effect
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where and are the static dipole polarizabilities of the i and j energy levels.
- Van der Waals p=6
- Broadening by Van der Waals forces gives a Van der Waals profile. C6 is the wing term in the Lennard-Jones potential.
for
0 otherwise.
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where K is of order 1.