Abstract
With a high-current wall-stabilized arc, operated in helium with small admixtures of CO2, relative line strengths for some prominent infrared multiplets of neutral carbon have been measured. The results are analyzed in conjunction with previously obtained experimental data in the visible and near infrared region of the spectrum. Our experimental results are compared with those resulting from the Russell-Saunders coupling scheme and with recent sophisticated intermediate coupling calculations. The results of this paper may be helpful for the improvement of atomic structure codes used for line strength calculations. The determined relative line strengths may also be useful in astrophysical applications.
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