Peter Glans

Peter Glans is a Senior Lecturer at Mid Sweden University, affiliated with the Department of Engineering, Mathematics and Subject Didactics (IMD). His research focuses on atomic and molecular physics, particularly electron-ion recombination processes and x-ray spectroscopy, contributing to astrophysics and plasma physics through studies of highly charged ions and collision dynamics.

Research Interests:

• Dielectronic recombination mechanisms
• Electron-ion recombination rate coefficients
• Spectroscopic analysis of atomic and molecular systems
• Quantum mechanical effects in ionization processes
• Plasma physics applications in astrophysics

Publication Trends: His work spans atomic physics, quantum mechanics, and spectroscopy, with recent studies analyzing recombination rates in boron-like, beryllium-like, and sodium-like ions (2005–2013). Earlier contributions (1990–2000) focused on x-ray emission, soft-x-ray photoemission, and core excitation phenomena.

Labs & Collaborations: Glans collaborates with teams at Mid Sweden University and international institutions, including experiments at advanced facilities like CRYRING. His research involves synchrotron radiation studies and electromagnetic field effects on ion recombination.