Low-energy scattering of electrons by caesium atoms

Scott, N.S.; Bartschat, Klaus; Burke, P G; Eissner, W.; Nagy, O

doi:10.1088/0022-3700/17/6/007

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“…(1984b) Tl. Bartschat et al (1984a) Stokes' parameters for inelastic e-Hg scattering. Choi et al (1984) Genz (1984) Kemper et al (1984) strange et al (1984) Scott et al (1984ab) Bartschat (1985) Chakraborty (1985) Jaskolski (1985) Keller and Combet Farnoux (1985) L. Kim et al (1985) Pilipczuk and Pilipczuk (1985) Pratt and Feng (1985) Roshchupkin (1985) Vainshtein Leung (1982,1983) Yudin (1982) Demkov et al (1983) Leung and Rustgi (1983) Mukoyama (1984); Mukoyama and Sarkadi(1981ab,1982ab, 1983 Chen (1984) Humphries and Moiseiwitsch (1984, 1985ab) Jakob et al (1984) Komarov (1984) …”

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confidence: 99%

Relativistic Theory of Atoms and Molecules

Pyykkö

1986

Lecture Notes in Chemistry

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Relativistic Theory of Atoms and Molecules

Pyykkö

1986

Lecture Notes in Chemistry

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“…(19). Relating to the latter aspect, the close coupling technique is considered to be superior to the adiabatic model used in the present investigation.…”

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“…We have calculated the static potential vO0(2) and the polarization potential V,,,(2) using in eq. (19) for V ( 1,2) the Debye-Hiickel expression eq. (7) and for V(r,) the screened core potential according to eq.…”

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Plasma‐Screening Effects upon Energy Levels and Electron Scattering from Neutral and Ionized Caesium

Chin¹,

Radtke²,

Zimmermann³

1988

Contrib. Plasma Phys.

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Using interaction potentials screened with the Debye-Huckel length, the effects of plasma shielding on energy levels and electrons scattering from neutral and ionized caesium are estimated. Both energy levels and atomic scattering cross-sections are found to be sensitive to the inclusion of screening. Relating to the scattering by the Csf ion, a low-energy resonance near E = 0.3 Ryd is foupd which arises from the f-wave phase shift and reflects the individual behaviour of the scnttering ion.

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“…These include experimental studies in different energy regions (0.3 to 9.0 eV range by Visconti et al [7], 2 to 18 eV range by Jaduszliwer and Chen [8] and 0.3 to 400.0 eV by Brode [9]), theoretical studies including two-state close-coupling calculations (Karule and Peterkop [10], Burke and Mitchell [11]), five-state relativistic close-coupling calculations (Scott et al [12]), polarization-potential calculations (Crown and Russek [13] and Balling [14]), and Breit-Pauli R-matrix calculations (Bartschat [15]). More recently, MacAskill et al [16] have measured the total electron impact cross sections of 133 Cs atoms in a MOT in the energy range from 0.3 to 400 eV.…”

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confidence: 99%