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Theoretical spectral analysis of extreme ultraviolet emissions from lanthanide atomic ions in plasmas

The extreme ultraviolet emission spectra have been studied theoretically for gadolinium (Gd) and neodymium (Nd) atomic ions in the large helical device at National Institute for Fusion Science, Japan. The spectra have been analyzed and compared with the presently carried out atomic structure calculations using a group of computer codes GRASP92 and RATIP. The complex spectra from the unresolved transition array are generated theoretically. The theory has simulated well the experimental spectra.