Double photoionization of helium: A new correlated double continuum wave function

In this work we discuss the failures and goodness of using the product of two and three Coulomb waves to represent the double-continuum wave function of two electrons in the field of an ion. Furthermore, we present a new wave function for the double continuum, which takes into account the non-diagon...

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spelling paper:paper_0168583X_v132_n2_p259_Macri2023-06-08T15:17:46Z Double photoionization of helium: A new correlated double continuum wave function Boundary conditions Continuum mechanics Electron energy levels Helium Kinetic theory Mathematical models Photochemical reactions Correlated double continuum wave function Coulomb waves Double photoionization Electronic interaction Particle separations Ionization In this work we discuss the failures and goodness of using the product of two and three Coulomb waves to represent the double-continuum wave function of two electrons in the field of an ion. Furthermore, we present a new wave function for the double continuum, which takes into account the non-diagonal part of the kinetic energy. It satisfies the correct boundary conditions for large particle separations, and treats the electronic interaction in a more realistic way than the previously enunciated models. © 1997 Elsevier Science B.V. 1997 https://bibliotecadigital.exactas.uba.ar/collection/paper/document/paper_0168583X_v132_n2_p259_Macri http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_0168583X_v132_n2_p259_Macri
institution Universidad de Buenos Aires
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topic Boundary conditions
Continuum mechanics
Electron energy levels
Helium
Kinetic theory
Mathematical models
Photochemical reactions
Correlated double continuum wave function
Coulomb waves
Double photoionization
Electronic interaction
Particle separations
Ionization
spellingShingle Boundary conditions
Continuum mechanics
Electron energy levels
Helium
Kinetic theory
Mathematical models
Photochemical reactions
Correlated double continuum wave function
Coulomb waves
Double photoionization
Electronic interaction
Particle separations
Ionization
Double photoionization of helium: A new correlated double continuum wave function
topic_facet Boundary conditions
Continuum mechanics
Electron energy levels
Helium
Kinetic theory
Mathematical models
Photochemical reactions
Correlated double continuum wave function
Coulomb waves
Double photoionization
Electronic interaction
Particle separations
Ionization
description In this work we discuss the failures and goodness of using the product of two and three Coulomb waves to represent the double-continuum wave function of two electrons in the field of an ion. Furthermore, we present a new wave function for the double continuum, which takes into account the non-diagonal part of the kinetic energy. It satisfies the correct boundary conditions for large particle separations, and treats the electronic interaction in a more realistic way than the previously enunciated models. © 1997 Elsevier Science B.V.
title Double photoionization of helium: A new correlated double continuum wave function
title_short Double photoionization of helium: A new correlated double continuum wave function
title_full Double photoionization of helium: A new correlated double continuum wave function
title_fullStr Double photoionization of helium: A new correlated double continuum wave function
title_full_unstemmed Double photoionization of helium: A new correlated double continuum wave function
title_sort double photoionization of helium: a new correlated double continuum wave function
publishDate 1997
url https://bibliotecadigital.exactas.uba.ar/collection/paper/document/paper_0168583X_v132_n2_p259_Macri
http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_0168583X_v132_n2_p259_Macri
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