We present measurements and calculations of Delta n=0 dielectronic rec
ombination resonances of boronlike argon between 0.2 and 6 eV. A stora
ge ring equipped with an electron cooler was used for the measurements
. Methods employed to reduce the electron energy distribution and impr
ove the accuracy of resonance energy measurements have yielded an ener
gy resolution of 30 meV full width at half maximum at low energies, an
d an energy uncertainty better than 30 meV. The high energy resolution
results from the use of an adiabatic expansion technique to reduce th
e transverse electron energy distribution. The improved accuracy in en
ergy determinations is achieved through the inclusion of variations in
the ion velocity, which occur during scans of the electron velocity,
in the relative velocity transformations. Calculations of the resonanc
e strengths and energies were made using two different methods, multic
onfiguration Dirac-Fock and multiconfiguration Breit-Pauli approximati
ons. A comparison of the experimental data to the calculations shows f
air agreement in both the spectral features and integrated intensities
above 3 eV. However, poor agreement is found below 3 eV.