Abstract
Dense helium, whose atomic separation is several Å near 4 K, shows new emission bands following excitation by fast nitrogen ions. These new emissions can be classified into three groups, which grow and disappear stepwise with increasing pressure, accompanied with lifetime shortening except for a group at the highest density. They are explained as clusters of helium excimers.
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