Extracting low-energy electron-atom scattering parameters from ionic measurements
We analyze different methods to extract from ionic measurements electron-atom scattering parameters, such as the scattering length. Different generalizations of O'Malley et al.'s modified effective range theory, such as for instance Fabrikant's approach or the multichannel theory of W...
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paper:paper_0168583X_v205_n_p543_Macri2023-06-08T15:17:48Z Extracting low-energy electron-atom scattering parameters from ionic measurements Effective range theory Ionization Electron scattering Elementary particles Ionization Fabrikant approach Atomic physics We analyze different methods to extract from ionic measurements electron-atom scattering parameters, such as the scattering length. Different generalizations of O'Malley et al.'s modified effective range theory, such as for instance Fabrikant's approach or the multichannel theory of Watanabe and Greene, are used in the literature to fit the experimental data. In this communication we propose a different approach that provides a significant improvement over other methods on a much broader range of energies. We discuss its applicability in the case of negative ion photodetachment and in coincidence measurements of electron capture and loss to the continuum in atomic collisions. © 2003 Elsevier Science B.V. All rights reserved. 2003 https://bibliotecadigital.exactas.uba.ar/collection/paper/document/paper_0168583X_v205_n_p543_Macri http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_0168583X_v205_n_p543_Macri |
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Effective range theory Ionization Electron scattering Elementary particles Ionization Fabrikant approach Atomic physics |
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Effective range theory Ionization Electron scattering Elementary particles Ionization Fabrikant approach Atomic physics Extracting low-energy electron-atom scattering parameters from ionic measurements |
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Effective range theory Ionization Electron scattering Elementary particles Ionization Fabrikant approach Atomic physics |
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We analyze different methods to extract from ionic measurements electron-atom scattering parameters, such as the scattering length. Different generalizations of O'Malley et al.'s modified effective range theory, such as for instance Fabrikant's approach or the multichannel theory of Watanabe and Greene, are used in the literature to fit the experimental data. In this communication we propose a different approach that provides a significant improvement over other methods on a much broader range of energies. We discuss its applicability in the case of negative ion photodetachment and in coincidence measurements of electron capture and loss to the continuum in atomic collisions. © 2003 Elsevier Science B.V. All rights reserved. |
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Extracting low-energy electron-atom scattering parameters from ionic measurements |
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Extracting low-energy electron-atom scattering parameters from ionic measurements |
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Extracting low-energy electron-atom scattering parameters from ionic measurements |
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Extracting low-energy electron-atom scattering parameters from ionic measurements |
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Extracting low-energy electron-atom scattering parameters from ionic measurements |
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extracting low-energy electron-atom scattering parameters from ionic measurements |
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2003 |
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https://bibliotecadigital.exactas.uba.ar/collection/paper/document/paper_0168583X_v205_n_p543_Macri http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_0168583X_v205_n_p543_Macri |
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