PLASMA SPECTROSCOPY
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Plasma is ubiquitous, whether it occurs in cooking gas flames fluorescent lamps or in the sun and the stars. This book deals with the light that these plasmas emit, the characteristics of the light, and why it occurs. The author provides a framework from which a coherent account of this phenomena can be made.
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