1987
DOI: 10.1002/pssb.2221420213
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Auger Neutralization of Fast Ions at Surfaces

Abstract: Auger neutralization of fast Het+ moving parallel to a solid surface a t constant distance s is discussed. Results for the transition rate as a function of s and the impact energy of the ions are presented. The orientation for the Het2p-states is also calculated leading to the conclusion that orientation effects due to Auger neutralization cannot be neglected a priori compared to those due to charge exchange.Es wird Auger-Neutralisation von schnellen Hett-Ionen, die sich parallel zu einer Festkorperoberfliiche… Show more

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“…EF + W, Auger neutralization and violent collision processes dominate the charge exchange. Calculations of Taute< 41 ) show also that Auger processes can populate electronic terms with large orientation after ion-surface scattering. The neutral fraction after interaction of N+ ions with a Ni surface (see Figure 15), however, can be described by the model of resonant electron transfer incorporating the parallel velocity.…”
Section: Study Of Stable Terms Via Hyperfine Interactionmentioning
confidence: 94%
“…EF + W, Auger neutralization and violent collision processes dominate the charge exchange. Calculations of Taute< 41 ) show also that Auger processes can populate electronic terms with large orientation after ion-surface scattering. The neutral fraction after interaction of N+ ions with a Ni surface (see Figure 15), however, can be described by the model of resonant electron transfer incorporating the parallel velocity.…”
Section: Study Of Stable Terms Via Hyperfine Interactionmentioning
confidence: 94%