A moderate laboratory magnetic field, Lorentz-boosted into the ion frame, visibly shifts the 1P1 sublevels of He-like Ca and thereby changes the rate, direction, and polarization of resonantly scattered photons.
Hanle Effect for Lifetime Analysis: Li-like Ions
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Accurate lifetime measurements of excited states of highly charged ions (HCIs) are essential for advancing diagnostics in both laboratory and astrophysical plasmas, especially in the X-ray regime. The Hanle effect, which utilizes external magnetic fields to modify photon scattering patterns, provides a powerful technique for these measurements. Previously, this method has been successfully employed for He-like ions. Here, we present a theoretical study of the prospects of the Hanle effect for lifetime determinations of Li-like ions. Our results highlight the potential for plasma diagnostics and X-ray spectral analysis.
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Resonant photon scattering in the presence of external fields and its applications for the Gamma Factory
A moderate laboratory magnetic field, Lorentz-boosted into the ion frame, visibly shifts the 1P1 sublevels of He-like Ca and thereby changes the rate, direction, and polarization of resonantly scattered photons.