论文信息 - Structure in electron-loss cross sections for fast light atoms in xenon

Structure in electron-loss cross sections for fast light atoms in xenon

Single-electron-loss cross sections for ground-state hydrogen atoms and ground-state and metastable helium atoms colliding with xenon atoms have been measured in the energy range from 50 keV to 4 MeV. A pronounced double-maximum structure has been observed. The maxima occur at approximately the same impact velocities in the three cases studied.

L. Larsen | E. Pedersen | J. Mikkelsen

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