Abstract
The decay channels of Xe *( 3P 2) in low-temperature and high-pressure argon gas doped with ppm levels of Xe are reported. At low temperatures the argon perturbed Xe *( 3P 2) decays radiatively in addition to the decay channel observed at room temperature, i.e. through 3P 1 by means of endothermal collisions. The lifetime of the argon perturbed Xe *( 3P 2) is found to be several microseconds. The nature of the emitting level is discussed.
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