Low-energy continuum-electron emission at 0° from Oq++He collisions

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1993
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Abstract
Low‐energy continuum‐electron emission along the beam direction, i.e., at o°, has been investigated for 1.1–6.2 keV/u O8+ and 2.6 keV/u Oq+ (q=3, 6, and 8) colliding with He. Spectra were obtained for continuum electrons associated with bound‐state capture and with no projectile charge change, respectively. As for previous measurements for 3.75 keV/u O6++He, continuum electrons at 0° were observed only when accompanied by bound‐state capture. Cross sections for these continuum electrons are found to be increasing functions of both the projectile energy and the charge state over the ranges investigated.
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Authors J. A. Tanis,R. R. Haar,D. Schneider,M. W. Clark,M. H. Prior,R. D. Dubois,K. Randall;J. A. Tanis;R. R. Haar;D. Schneider;M. W. Clark;M. H. Prior;R. D. Dubois;K. Randall;
Journal AIP Conference Proceedings
Year 1993
DOI
10.1063/1.43705
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https://sciprofiles.com/publication/view/137b3d39ba6e99bb9f452e7d75b52605
Keywords
helium electron emission oxygen ions multicharged ions ion−atom collisions projectiles bound state coincidence methods

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