1999
DOI: 10.1238/physica.topical.080a00285
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Multiple Ionization of Cq+, Nq+ and Oq+ Ions by Electron Impact

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“…Further collisions of one of two available electrons with any target electrons can lead to the removal of the additional electron from the system. Theoretical cross-sections when electrons share the excess energy agree quite well with experimental values [16] obtained in Giessen the electron-ion crossed-beam set-up [18]. The later measurements from Zambra et al [17] show about 20 % smaller values than [16].…”
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“…Further collisions of one of two available electrons with any target electrons can lead to the removal of the additional electron from the system. Theoretical cross-sections when electrons share the excess energy agree quite well with experimental values [16] obtained in Giessen the electron-ion crossed-beam set-up [18]. The later measurements from Zambra et al [17] show about 20 % smaller values than [16].…”
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“…Theoretical cross-sections when electrons share the excess energy agree quite well with experimental values [16] obtained in Giessen the electron-ion crossed-beam set-up [18]. The later measurements from Zambra et al [17] show about 20 % smaller values than [16]. It can be explained by the fact that the different metastable fractions of O 1+ ion are present in the ion beams.…”
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“…In Fig. 5 we compare the electron impact double ionization integral cross sections for the ground term of C + with the experimental [66][67][68] as well as other theoretical results 69 . From the inspection of this figure, there is an excellent agreement between our theory and the most recent experimental results obtained by Lecointre et al 68 from the double ionization threshold to an incident electron energy of 200 eV.…”
Section: A Electron Impact Double Ionizationmentioning
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“…Time-dependent close-coupling (TDCC) method has been applied to these systems [62][63][64][65] , which have provided a good description for the double ionization cross sections. Here we deal with more complex systems of C + , N + , O + , which still lack accurate theoretical explanations for the measured experimental results [66][67][68] . For these ions, no close-coupling calculations have been carried out up to now.…”
Section: A Electron Impact Double Ionizationmentioning
confidence: 99%