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VOLUME 69 (1999) | ISSUE 12 | PAGE 870
Study of polarized argon lines in plasma-focus device
PACS: 52.70.La
Polarization is important for analyzing line emission in the infrared, visible, and ultraviolet "Vacuum spectroscopy and its application" by A.N.Zaidel and E.Ya.Shreider [1], and also for X-rays. This paper presents experimental results for X-rays from heliumlike argon in a plasma focus discharge, and discusses how polarized X-rays might be created by directional electrons or electric/magnetic fields.