Large-angle inelastic electron-hydrogen scattering in the Glauber approximation

Gau, J.N.; Macek, J. H.

doi:10.1103/physreva.10.522

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“…In order to further simplify the above expression it is necessary to use the following integral representation given by Gau and Macek (1974) In the above integral representation it is assumed that q contains a small imaginary part i6 and after performing the integration 6 is to be set equal to zero. Substituting (10) in &r( 4iiq) .…”

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Mechanism of laser damage to polymer materials

Butenin¹,

Kogan²

1986

Sov. J. Quantum Electron.

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Mechanism of laser damage to polymer materials

Butenin¹,

Kogan²

1986

Sov. J. Quantum Electron.

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“…There are no experimental data available, but some theoretical results in the Glauber approximation have been reported by Gau and Macek (1974). They evaluate bC, -at ( b l Figure 3.…”

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Representations over a field of linear recurrences of maximal period over a quotient ring

Kurakin¹

1994

Russ. Math. Surv.

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Orientation and alignment effects observable in coincidence measurements of Ly a photons and scattered electrons are discussed. Results, in the DPWO II model, are presented for the Fano-Macek parameters. Computer generated maps of the coincidence rate as a function of scattering electron angle and photon emission angle are presented at two energies, and show interesting, energy-dependent, symmetries.

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“…We now propose the following contour integral representation of the function Y *~' , in contrast to the widely used real representation, first proposed by Gau and Macek (1974):…”

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“…Foster andWilliamson 1976a, Gau andMacek 1974), have stimulated many workers to consider applying the eikonal approximation and its variants to electron-atom excitation problems. However, in such applications, so far, both the direct and the exact exchange amplitudes could only be reduced to two-dimensional integrals and as such there has been only a limited scope of wide application of this approximation.…”

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Bistable cw injection heterolaser

Goldobin¹,

Kurnosov²,

Luk'yanov³

et al. 1981

Sov. J. Quantum Electron.

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A new approach to calculate the exact eikonal (unrestricted Glauber) direct and exchange amplitudes is proposed and applied, as a test case, to the elastic scattering of electrons and positrons by atomic hydrogen. The six-dimensional integrals of the eikonal direct and exact exchange amplitudes have been reduced to simple one-dimensional integrals, in contrast to the double integrals obtained so far. These one-dimensional integrals have been evaluated numerically using a quadrature method. Both the post and the prior forms of the exchange integrals have been computed and no post-prior discrepancy is noted for elastic scattering. Numerical results have been compared with some existing theoretical results and experimental findings.

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Large-angle inelastic electron-hydrogen scattering in the Glauber approximation

Cited by 72 publications

References 10 publications

Mechanism of laser damage to polymer materials

Mechanism of laser damage to polymer materials

Representations over a field of linear recurrences of maximal period over a quotient ring

Bistable cw injection heterolaser

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