Scaling relations of singly differential cross sections for hydrogen ionization by ion impact
The energy spectrum and angular distribution of electrons ejected during collisions of multicharged ions with hydrogen targets are studied, in the intermediate-energy range, with the CTMC method and the CDW-EIS approximation. Single narrow bands are obtained for the corresponding cross sections scal...
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paper:paper_09534075_v23_n18_pL547_Rodriguez2023-06-08T15:55:07Z Scaling relations of singly differential cross sections for hydrogen ionization by ion impact Cross section CTMC method Differential cross section Electronic energies Emission angle Energy spectra Hydrogen ionization Hydrogen targets Impact energy Impact-parameter Ion impact Ionization probabilities Multi-charged ion Narrow bands Projectile charge Scaling relations Total ionization cross sections Angular distribution Hydrogen Ion bombardment Ionization The energy spectrum and angular distribution of electrons ejected during collisions of multicharged ions with hydrogen targets are studied, in the intermediate-energy range, with the CTMC method and the CDW-EIS approximation. Single narrow bands are obtained for the corresponding cross sections scaled by the projectile charge as a function of the electronic energy or emission angle provided that the impact energy per nucleon is also scaled. Such a result at the singly differential cross sections level leads to the well known scaling law for total ionization cross sections. Ionization probabilities as a function of the impact parameter are also examined. © 1990 1OP Publishing Ltd. 1990 https://bibliotecadigital.exactas.uba.ar/collection/paper/document/paper_09534075_v23_n18_pL547_Rodriguez http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_09534075_v23_n18_pL547_Rodriguez |
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Cross section CTMC method Differential cross section Electronic energies Emission angle Energy spectra Hydrogen ionization Hydrogen targets Impact energy Impact-parameter Ion impact Ionization probabilities Multi-charged ion Narrow bands Projectile charge Scaling relations Total ionization cross sections Angular distribution Hydrogen Ion bombardment Ionization |
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Cross section CTMC method Differential cross section Electronic energies Emission angle Energy spectra Hydrogen ionization Hydrogen targets Impact energy Impact-parameter Ion impact Ionization probabilities Multi-charged ion Narrow bands Projectile charge Scaling relations Total ionization cross sections Angular distribution Hydrogen Ion bombardment Ionization Scaling relations of singly differential cross sections for hydrogen ionization by ion impact |
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Cross section CTMC method Differential cross section Electronic energies Emission angle Energy spectra Hydrogen ionization Hydrogen targets Impact energy Impact-parameter Ion impact Ionization probabilities Multi-charged ion Narrow bands Projectile charge Scaling relations Total ionization cross sections Angular distribution Hydrogen Ion bombardment Ionization |
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The energy spectrum and angular distribution of electrons ejected during collisions of multicharged ions with hydrogen targets are studied, in the intermediate-energy range, with the CTMC method and the CDW-EIS approximation. Single narrow bands are obtained for the corresponding cross sections scaled by the projectile charge as a function of the electronic energy or emission angle provided that the impact energy per nucleon is also scaled. Such a result at the singly differential cross sections level leads to the well known scaling law for total ionization cross sections. Ionization probabilities as a function of the impact parameter are also examined. © 1990 1OP Publishing Ltd. |
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Scaling relations of singly differential cross sections for hydrogen ionization by ion impact |
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Scaling relations of singly differential cross sections for hydrogen ionization by ion impact |
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Scaling relations of singly differential cross sections for hydrogen ionization by ion impact |
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Scaling relations of singly differential cross sections for hydrogen ionization by ion impact |
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Scaling relations of singly differential cross sections for hydrogen ionization by ion impact |
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scaling relations of singly differential cross sections for hydrogen ionization by ion impact |
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1990 |
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https://bibliotecadigital.exactas.uba.ar/collection/paper/document/paper_09534075_v23_n18_pL547_Rodriguez http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_09534075_v23_n18_pL547_Rodriguez |
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