The distorted-wave approximation is applied for h e first time to study Ihe electronic excitation of a non-linear plyatomic target by electron impact Specifically, differential and inregal crass seaions for lhe X 'AI -t 'Ac(%I -t 3sa1) transition in HzO are reported in the energy range of 12-30 eV. The comparison with Ihe available experimental and theoretical msu11s is encouraging.
The electron-impact excitation and dissociation cross sections for the C 'Il", c 'll", 8' 'X"+, and E(F) 'Xg+ states of H2 have been calculated within the distorted-wave approximation. The distorted waves are obtained as solutions of the static-exchange potential field of the ground electronic state. Both differential and integral inelastic cross sections are reported and compared with other calculated results and available experimental data.
Elastic differential and momentum transfer cross sections ae reported for electron scattering by HzO ai impact energies ranging from 4 to 50 eV. The iterative Schwinger vwiational merhod in the fixed-nuclei. static-exchange approximation is used to calculate the low partial wave scattering amplitudes and the higher partial wave contributions are included via closure using the Born approximation for a point-dipole, Comparison of our calculated cross sections with recent experimental and other theoretical results is encouraging.
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