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Figure 1. Effective collision strength, population inversion and gain coefficients for neon-like gallium ions Ga+21  at elec-tron temperatures T700 eVe =
Figure 2. Effective collision strength, population inversion and gain coefficients for neon-like germanium ions Ge+22  at electron temperatures T700 eVe =
Table 1. All wavelengths that appears at neon like Gallium Ga+21  at five electron plasma temperatures Te
Table 2. All wavelengths that appears at neon like Germanium column is the transition energy index and ranges from 0 to 456, the transition column is the energy designation transition,

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