Databases Plasma Physics

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• - Atomic x-ray scattering factor files, x-ray properties of the elements and a calculator for synchrotron bent magnet radiation, published by the Center for X-Ray Optics at LBNL.
  
• - NIST Physical Reference Data, US.
  
• - The Controlled Fusion Atomic Data Center.
  
• - Catalog of nuclear data information available - online or off-line - from the IAEA Nuclear Data Section.
  
• - Coupled NEUTRON-GAMMA Cross-Section. Los Alamos National Lab, USA.
  
• - A compilation of approximately 890,000 allowed, intercombination and forbidden atomic transitions with wavelengths in the range from 0.5 Å to 1000 µm.
  
• - Critical compilation of atomic energy levels, wavelengths and transition probabilities from NIST, US.
  
• - This is the repository of the COREX bibliography and database, the Henke atomic scattering factors, and other information of interest to x-ray spectroscopists. It provides links to additional locations for information about x-ray research.
  
• - Los Alamos National Lab USA. Neutron, photon, electron, dosimetry, and thermal neutron S(alpha, beta) data libraries are provided for radiation transport codes.
  
• - Collection of several links to databases for Atomic and Plasma Physics: Opacities, Atomic spectra, Electron-Impact Ionization Cross Sections, Electron binding energies, X-Ray emission lines, Photoionization, Recombination, Collisional Ionization and Autoi
  
• - The National Nuclear Data Center (NNDC) is funded by the U.S. Department of Energy to provide information services in the fields of low and medium energy nuclear physics to users in the United States and Canada. In particular, the Center can provide inf
  
• - Provides access to databases, documents, programs and files. Maintained by the IAEA's Nuclear Data Centre.
  
• - Program to calculate X-ray absorption coefficients, also edge energies, fluorescence yield; MUCAL on the Web Mucal on the web.
  
• - Provides atomic data (statistical weights, transition probablilities, and oscillator strengths) for elements Hydrogen (including Deuterium) up to Ge (atomic number 32), plus Tables of UV lines sorted by wavelength.
  
• - Photoionization; Recombination; Collisional ionization and autoionization; Charge transfer; Auger processes Energy levels, wavelengths, transition probabilities; Collision strengths, excitation rates; Stark broadening; Opacities; Fortran subroutines