NIFS DATABASE.
<National Institute for Fusion Science>

Atomic and Molecular Numerical Databases

Cross Sections and Rate Coefficients for Ionization, Excitation, and Recombination by Electron Impact
Charge Transfer by Heavy Particle Collision, and Collision Processes of Molecules,
Sputtering Yields of Solids, and Back Scattering Coefficients from Solids

Bibliographic Databases

Fusion and Plasma Sciences, Atomic and Molecular Physics, and Atomic Collision Processes

Made by A&M Data Research Section

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Information on the Database Service

Free Access to Databases on Atomic and Molecular Data provided by NIFS:

• ALADDIN (Ionization Cross Sections and Excitation Rate Coefficients by Electron Impact)
• Data for Autoionizing States (Energy Levels of Autoionizing States and Satellite Lines by Dielectronic Recombination)
• Differential Cross Sections for Molecules by Electron Impact
• Differential Cross Sections of Ionization for Atomic Hydrogen by Proton Impact
• Electron Dissociative Attachment to Molecular Hydrogen
• Hayashi's bibliographic database for electron and photon collision cross sections with atoms and molecules
• ION FRACTION (Ion Abundance Tables in Ionization Equilibrium)
• Photoabsorption database (Oscillator strength spectra and related quantities of 9 atoms and 23 molecules over the entire energy region)
• Recommended data set of electron collision cross sections of atoms and molecules (compiled by The Institute of Electrical Engineers of Japan)
• Sputtering yield, Reflection coefficient and Range value of solid surfaces (Calculated by Dr. W. Eckstein)
• Japan-Lithuania Opacity Database for Kilonova

• IPPJ-AM publications (Reports on atomic data for fusion research published by the Institute of Plasma Physics, Nagoya University from 1977 to 1989)
• NIFS-DATA publications

Links to Other Atomic and Molecular Databases