Excitation of atoms and broadening of spectral lines

By I. Igor, Sobelman, Jean-Michel Raimond, G. Vitrant, Serge Haroche, L. Vainshtein, Igor I. Sobelman. 2002

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Collision processes in low-temperature hydrogen plasmas (2003, background): “The physics of the considered processes will not be discussed in detail; the interested reader is directed to the various existing textbooks and specialized monographs [1–10].”
FLYCHK: Generalized population kinetics and spectral model for rapid spectroscopic analysis for all elements (2005, methodology): “For autoionization rates, we make two assumptions to obtain schematic rates [22]: (1) an autoionization rate from an autoionizing state k of an ion X (consisting of the excited state j of the next ion X plus the outer most excited electron) to a bound state i of the ion X is obtained from detailed b”
SPECT3D - A Multi-Dimensional Collisional-Radiative Code for Generating Diagnostic Signatures Based on Hydrodynamics and PIC Simulation Output (2007, methodology): “, all thermal (non-autoionizing) and autoionizing states are collisionally coupled – with electron-impact collisional excitation and ionization cross sections computed using a distorted wave (DW) model [44].”