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| adam_text | Contents
Introduction
................................................................. 1
Definitions
................................................................... 9
2.1
Local Thermodynamic Equilibrium (LTE)
.......................... 9
2.2
The Equation of Radiative Transfer
................................. 10
2.3
The Planck or Emission Mean Opacity
............................. 17
2.4
The
Rosseland
Mean Opacity
........................................ 20
2.5
Other Mean Opacities
................................................ 22
2.6
Differences Between the Various Mean Opacities
.................. 22
2.7
Summary
.............................................................. 27
Atomic and Molecular Structure
......................................... 29
3.1
Structure of Atoms and Ions
......................................... 30
3.1.1
The Hartree-Fock Model
................................... 31
3.1.2
Approximations to the Hartree-Fock Model
.............. 34
3.1.3
The Thomas-Fermi Model
................................. 37
3.1.4
The Hartree-Fock-Slater Method
......................... 38
3.1.5
Parametric Potentials
....................................... 38
3.1.6
The Hartree-Plus-Statistical-Exchange Method
......... 40
3.1.7
The Multi-configuration Approximation
.................. 40
3.1.8
The Close-Coupling Approximation
...................... 41
3.1.9
Isoelectronic Sequences
.................................... 43
3.1.10
The Screening Constant Method
........................... 43
3.1.11
The Quantum Defect Method
.............................. 49
3.1.12
Multiple Scattering Xa Method
........................... 51
3.2
Structure of Molecules and Molecular Ions
......................... 52
3.2.1
Diatomic Molecules
........................................ 53
Intemuclear Potential Function
and Vibrational Motion
................................. 55
Electronic States and Angular Momentum Coupling.
. 59
Xl
xïi
Contents
3.2.2
Polyatomic Molecules
...................................... 62
Vibrations
................................................ 62
Rotation and Rotation-Vibration Interaction
.......... 64
Symmetric Top Molecules
........................... 64
Asymmetric Top Molecules
......................... 65
Ab Initio
Calculations of Rotation-Vibration
Wave Functions and Energies
....................... 66
Electronic States
......................................... 68
Ab
Initio Calculation of Wave Functions
and Potential Surfaces
............................... 69
3.3
Summary
.............................................................. 78
4
Equation of State (EOS)
................................................... 81
4.1
Atomic Processes
..................................................... 83
4.1.
1
The Model of the Mean Ion with Unfolded
Term Splitting (MIUTS)
................................... 84
The Screening Constant Method
....................... 85
Continuum Lowering, Eo
............................ 89
The Thomas—Fermi Model
............................. 91
Zink s Parameterized
T—F
Model
....................... 93
The Thomas—Fermi Shell Model
....................... 95
The Relativistic Hartree-Fock-Slater Model
.......... 97
The Muffin-Tin Model
................................ 98
Unfolding the Mean Ion Model
......................... 98
4.1.2
The Method of Detailed Configuration
Accounting with Explicit Term Splitting (DCAETS)
..... 99
4.2
Molecular Processes
.................................................. 103
4.2.1
Homogeneous Chemical Equilibrium in the Gas Phase
.. 104
4.2.2
Disequilibrium Abundances
................................ 114
4.2.3
Heterogeneous Chemical Equilibrium
Between Gas and Condensed Phases
...................... 115
4.3
Summary
.............................................................. 120
5
Radiative Cross Sections
................................................... 123
5.1
Basic Concepts
....................................................... 123
5.1.1
Classical Description
....................................... 124
5.1.2
Quantum Mechanical Description
......................... 131
5.2
Absorption in the Single-Electron
Dipole
Approximation
......... 133
5.2.1
Atomic Cross Sections
..................................... 133
Bound—Bound Processes
................................ 133
Bound-Free Processes
.................................. 145
Free-Free Processes
..................................... 149
5.2.2
Molecular Cross Sections
.................................. 152
Physics of Molecular Transitions
....................... 152
Rotational Transitions
............................... 153
Vibration-Rotation Band Strengths
................. 155
Contents xiii
Diatomic Molecules
.............................. 155
Polyatomic Molecules
............................ 158
Electronic Transitions
................................ 160
Diatomic Molecules
.............................. 160
Polyatomic Molecules
............................ 163
Photoionization
...................................... 172
Photodissociation
.................................... 174
Methods for Determining Molecular Band Strengths,
Oscillator Strengths, and Cross Sections
............... 178
Experimental Methods
............................... 178
Theoretical Calculations of Molecular
Transition Probabilities
.............................. 181
Н
-F,
LCAO-MO, and MCA Methods
........... 181
Photoionization
................................... 193
Photodissociation
................................. 201
5.3
Collective Effects
..................................................... 208
5.3.1
Atomic Auger Transitions
.................................. 209
5.3.2
Molecular Autoionization and Predissociation
............ 212
5.3.3
Collective Response of the Atom or Molecule
asaWhole
.................................................. 213
The Polarization Propagator Method
............... 218
5.3.4
Interaction of Radiation with the Plasma
.................. 225
5.4
Scattering
............................................................. 227
5.4.1
Nonrelativistic Scattering
.................................. 227
5.4.2
Form Factors
................................................ 229
5.4.3
Molecular Scattering
....................................... 230
5.4.4
Calculation of the Scattering Cross Section
from the Absorption Cross Section
........................ 233
5.5
Relativity, Multipole, and Other Effects
............................. 235
5.5.1
Bound-Free Processes
...................................... 235
5.5.2
Bound-Bound Processes
................................... 241
5.5.3
Free-Free Processes
........................................ 242
Electron—Ion Interaction
................................ 242
Electron—Electron Interaction
.......................... 243
5.6
Extinction by Grains and Droplets
.................................. 244
5.6.1
Basic Relationships
......................................... 245
5.6.2
Spherical Particles
.......................................... 246
Uniform Particles
........................................ 246
Homogeneously Layered Core—Mantle Particles
...... 252
5.6.3
Nonspherical Particles
...................................... 254
Symmetric Nonspherical Particles
...................... 254
Randomly Shaped Particles
............................. 255
5.6.4
Refractive Indices and Particle Size Distributions
........ 259
5.7
Summary
.............................................................. 260
xiv Contents
6
Continuum Transitions
.................................................... 263
6.1
Bound—Free Absorption
.............................................. 263
6.1.1
Photoionization
............................................. 263
6.1.2
Photodissociation
........................................... 265
6.2
Free—Free Absorption
................................................ 268
6.2.1
Free—Free Absorption by Ions
............................. 268
6.2.2
Free—Free Absorption by Neutrals
......................... 273
6.3
Compton Scattering by Free Electrons
.............................. 277
6.4
Extinction by Grains and Droplets
.................................. 283
6.5
Summary
.............................................................. 285
7
Bound—Bound (Line) Transitions
......................................... 287
7.1
Line Transitions of Thermally Excited States
....................... 287
7.1.1
Atomic Line Transitions
.................................... 287
7.1.2
Molecular Vibration-Rotation Line Transitions
.......... 288
7.1.3
Vibronic Transitions
........................................ 291
7.2
Line Broadening
...................................................... 291
7.2.1
Doppler
Broadening
........................................ 294
7.2.2
Broadening by Electron Impacts
........................... 296
The Impact Approximation
............................. 296
Nonhydrogenic Neutral Atoms
...................... 296
Nonhydrogenic Ions
................................. 299
Hydrogen
............................................. 308
Hydrogenic Ions
..................................... 309
7.2.3
Broadening by Ion Impacts
................................ 309
The Quasi-Static Approximation
....................... 309
7.2.4
Broadening by Neutral Impacts
............................ 311
Resonance Broadening
.................................. 311
Van
der Waals
Broadening
.............................. 312
Pressure Broadening of Vibration—Rotation Lines
___ 312
Infrared and Microwave Continuum
Absorption
............................................ 318
7.2.5
The Total Line Shape for Absorption Lines
............... 320
7.2.6
Auto-Ionization, Auger Transition,
Dielectronic Recombination
............................... 320
7.3
Line Splitting and Line Smearing
................................... 321
7.3.1
Multiplet
Splitting
.......................................... 321
7.3.2
Statistical Configuration Splitting
......................... 323
Unresolved Transition Arrays
and
Supertransition
Arrays
............................. 328
7.3.3
Molecular Band Models
.................................... 334
Just-Overlapping Lines Models and Smeared-Line
Models
................................................... 334
Diatomics
............................................. 334
Polyatomics
.......................................... 340
Contents xv
Other
Band Models ..................................... 341
Regular
Models...................................... 341
Regular
Models
for Collision-Broadened
Lines (Elsasser Model)........................... 341
Regular
Models
for
Doppler-Broadened
Lines............................................... 342
Regular
Models
for
Voigt Profile Lines......... 342
Random Line Models................................ 342
Random Doppier Models......................... 344
Random Mixed
Lorentz
—
Doppler
Models..... 345
Hybrid Models.................................... 345
Other Methods for Molecular Bands
................... 348
Time-Correlation Function Method for Absorption
348
Time-Correlation Method for Vibronic
Spectral Functions
................................... 350
The Method of Moments
............................ 354
7.3.4
Opacity Distribution Function (ODF) and Statistical
Opacity Sampling (SOS) Techniques
...................... 356
The Opacity Distribution Function (ODF)
............. 357
Statistical Opacity Sampling (SOS) Techniques
....... 361
7.3.5
Isotope Effects
.............................................. 363
7.4
Resonance Scattering
................................................ 363
7.5
Summary
.............................................................. 365
8
Collision-Induced Absorption (CIA)
..................................... 369
8.1
Pure Rotational and Translational (i.e.,
A J
=
О)
Transitions (Far Infrared)
............................................ 371
8.1.1
Collision-Induced Absorption
in a One-Component Gas
.................................. 373
8.1.2
Rare Gas Mixtures
.......................................... 375
8.2
Transitions in the Fundamental Vibrational Band
(Near Infrared)
........................................................ 375
8.2.1
Diatomic Gas Pairs (e.g., H2-H2)
.......................... 375
8.2.2
Rare Gas Atom
- Nonpolar
Diatomic Pairs
............... 379
8.3
Collision-Induced Absorption in Mixtures of Nonpolar Gases
___ 380
8.4
Summary
.............................................................. 381
9
Electron Conduction and Electron Opacity
............................. 383
9.1
Conduction by
Nondegenerate Nonrelativistic
Electrons
.......... 384
9.2
Conduction by Degenerate Nonrelativistic Electrons
.............. 386
9.2.1
Conduction in a Partially Degenerate
Magnetoplasma ... 392
9.3
Conduction by Degenerate Relativistic Electrons
.................. 392
9.4
Summary
.............................................................. 404
xvi
Contents
10
Equations of State and Opacities for Mixtures
.......................... 405
10.1
The Opacity for Atomic Mixtures
.................................. 405
10.2
Molecular Mixtures
.................................................. 408
10.3
Summary
.............................................................. 410
11
Limits, Approximations, Scaling, and Interpolations
.................. 411
11.1
Opacity Limits
........................................................ 411
11.2
Approximations
...................................................... 414
11.2.1
Atomic Ions
................................................. 414
11.2.2
Rectangular Box Approximation Molecular
Band Model
................................................. 416
11.3
Opacity Scaling
....................................................... 418
11.4
Interpolation of Opacities
............................................ 418
11.5
Summary
.............................................................. 419
12
Uncertainties in Models, Methods, and Calculations
................... 421
12.1
Physical Processes
.................................................... 421
12.2
Chemical Abundances
............................................... 424
12-3
Mathematical Procedures
............................................ 424
12-4
Summary
.............................................................. 424
13
Comparisons with Experiments
........................................... 425
13-І
Model and Code Comparisons
....................................... 425
13.1.1
Pure Elements
............................................... 425
13.1.2
Astrophysical Mixtures
..................................... 426
13.2
Experimental Situation
............................................... 427
13.2.1
Molecules
................................................... 427
13.2.2
High-Temperature Plasmas
................................ 434
13.2.3
Collision-Induced Absorption
.............................. 440
13.3
Summary
.............................................................. 442
14
Special Cases
................................................................ 443
14.1
Opacity Trenches
..................................................... 443
14.2
Opacity of Light Element Mixtures Simulating
a Heavier Element Opacity
.......................................... 444
14.3
Non-LTE Opacity
.................................................... 444
14.3.1
Two-Temperature Opacity
................................. 445
14.3.2
General Non-LTE Opacity
................................. 446
14.4
Summary
.............................................................. 455
Appendix A: List of Symbols
.................................................. 457
Appendix
В
:
Glossary and Abbreviations
.................................... 469
Contents xvii
Appendix
С:
Some Mathematical Functions
................................. 479
С.
1
Bessel Functions
.......................................... 479
C.
1.1
Bessel Functions of the First,
Second, and Third Kind
......................... 479
Bessel Functions of the First Kind
............. 479
Bessel Functions of the Second
Kind (Also Called Weber or
Neumann Functions)
............................ 480
Bessel Functions of the Third Kind
(Also Called Hankel Functions)
................ 481
C.
1.2
Modified Bessel Functions (Also Called
Basset Functions) of the First
and Second Kind
................................ 482
Modified Bessel Functions
of the First Kind
................................. 482
Modified Bessel Functions
of the Second Kind
.............................. 483
С
1.3
Spherical Bessel Functions
..................... 484
Spherical Bessel Function
of the First Kind
................................. 484
Spherical Bessel Function
of the Second Kind
.............................. 484
Spherical Bessel Functions of the Third
Kind (Spherical Hankel Functions)
............ 485
C.2 Binomial Function (Hypergeometric Distribution)
...... 485
C.2.1 Binomial Distribution
........................... 486
C.3 Fermi Integrals
............................................ 486
C.3.
1
Non-relativistic Fermi Integrals
................ 486
Approximations
................................. 487
C.3.2 Relativistic Fermi Integrals
..................... 488
C.4 Hermite Polynomials
..................................... 488
C.5 Generalized Laguerre Polynomials
...................... 489
C.6 Legendre Polynomials
.................................... 489
C.6.
1
Unassociated Legendre Polynomials
........... 489
C.6.2 Associated Legendre Polynomials
............. 490
C/7 Coulomb Corrections to Pressure and
Entropy of an Ideal Gas of Ions
.......................... 492
C.8 Spherical Harmonics
...................................... 492
С.ЅЛ
Scalar Spherical Harmonics
.................... 492
C.8.2 Vector Spherical Harmonics
.................... 493
xviii Contents
Appendix
D:
Units, Conversion Factors, and Fundamental
Physical Constants for Opacities
.............................. 495
Appendix E: Some Relevant Websites
........................................ 501
References
......................................................................... 503
Subject Index
..................................................................... 563
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