The absolute partial photoionization cross section for the production of the X 2B1 state of H2O+

Perturbative and nonperturbative photoionization of H2 and H2O using the molecular R<

“…In this case, our cross sections tend to be larger than the older experimental data, but generally very close to the most recent measurement by Banna et al [68]. The exception is the photoionization into the ground state of H 2 O + , for which the experimental results of Brion and Carnovale [69] are noticeably bigger than our results below 20 eV. Note, however, that in this energy range our results are strongly influenced by the smoothing procedure (discussed below).…”

“…Tan et al [72] Brion and Carnovale [69] Banna et al [68] Truesdale et al [73] Novikovskiy et al [60] Modak and Antony [61] Engin et al [70] FIG. 5.…”

“…The transitions to the three lowest states of H 2 O + are shown. Experimental data are from Tan et al [72], Truesdale et al [73], Brion and Carnovale [69], and Banna et al [68] and calculations are from Engin et al [70], Novikovskiy et al [60], and Modak and Antony [61]. The UKRmol+ results for energies smaller than 20 eV are heavily influenced by smoothing.…”

Cross sections and photoelectron asymmetry parameters for photoionization of H2O

“…However, they are significantly lower than the measured values of Brion and Carnovale 27 below about 19 eV, where structure due to autoionizing states leading to higher thresholds can be expected. 27 At the present level our formulation provides only the direct contribution to the photo ionization cross sections and does not include any effects arising from autoionization. Also shown in Fig.…”

Atmosphere of Callisto

“… b References: 1, Brion and Carnovale [1985]; 2, Chan et al [1993]; 3, Datz et al [2000]; 4, DeMore et al [1997]; 5, Dutuit et al [1985]; 6, Gougousi et al [1997]; 7, Gutcheck and Zipf [1973]; 8, Haddad and Samson [1986]; 9, Hippler et al [1990]; 10, Huber and Herzberg [1979]; 11, Katayama et al [1973]; 12, Kronebush and Berkowitz [1976]; 13, Lawrence [1972a]; 14, Lawrence [1972b]; 15, Masuoka [1994]; 16, Masuoka and Nakamura [1993]; 17, Masuoka and Samson [1981]; 18, Miller et al [1984]; 19, see references of Moses et al [2000]; 20, Mul et al [1983]; 21, Okabe [1978]; 22, Shaw et al [1995]; 23, Sheehan and St.‐Maurice [2004]; 24, Skrzypkowski et al [1998]; 25, Tan et al [1978]; 26, Van Brunt et al [1972]; 27, Vejby‐Christensen et al [1997]; 28, Weller and Biondi [1967]; 29, Wight et al [1976]; 30, see references of Yung and DeMore [1999]; 31, Le Teuff et al [2000]. …”