1984
DOI: 10.1088/0022-3700/17/14/013
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The doubly alignment parameter A2for L3subshell ionisation by light-ion impact

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“…These refined quantum mechanical calculations could reproduce the main tendencies of the L-subshell cross section data (including L 3 -subshell alignment parameters) in a broad range of the collision energy and target and projectile atomic number. Theoretical investigations by other authors (Finck et al 1983, Jitschin et al 1983b, Kocbach 1984, Spies et al 1984, Becker 1985, Berinde et al 1985, Amundsen and Jakubassa-Amundsen 1988, Legrand et al 1989,1991, Trautmann and Baur 1989) also supported the picture of the vacancy sharing process in the heavy-ion induced L-shell ionization.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 64%
“…These refined quantum mechanical calculations could reproduce the main tendencies of the L-subshell cross section data (including L 3 -subshell alignment parameters) in a broad range of the collision energy and target and projectile atomic number. Theoretical investigations by other authors (Finck et al 1983, Jitschin et al 1983b, Kocbach 1984, Spies et al 1984, Becker 1985, Berinde et al 1985, Amundsen and Jakubassa-Amundsen 1988, Legrand et al 1989,1991, Trautmann and Baur 1989) also supported the picture of the vacancy sharing process in the heavy-ion induced L-shell ionization.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 64%
“…Specifically, the authors optimized the measurements to reveal the properties of the vacancy sharing process between the L subshells (Sarkadi and Mukoyama 1981). The complete process of the direct Coulomb ionization and the subsequent vacancy sharing cannot be described by first-order perturbation approaches, and it still represents a challenge for the theory in spite of the encouraging results achieved in numerous theoretical investigations (Sarkadi and Mukoyama 1981,1984,1990, Finck et a1 1983, Kocbach 1984, Spies et al 1984, Becker 1985, Berinde et a1 1985b, Sarkadi and Papp 1985, Sarkadi 1986a, b, 1989, Amundsen and Jakubassa-Amundsen 1988, Legrand et a1 1989, Trautmann and Baur 1989.…”
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confidence: 99%