Scaling laws in double photoionization
Double-photoionization cross sections are calculated for two-electron targets H-, He, Li+, and O6+ using a correlated and an uncorrelated two-electron continuum wave function (C3 and C2 models, respectively). As the target nuclear charge ZT is increased, the double-photoionization cross section is f...
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paper:paper_10502947_v49_n6_p5120_Kornberg2023-06-08T16:01:38Z Scaling laws in double photoionization Approximation theory Atoms Electron energy levels Helium Hydrogen Integration Ions Lithium Mathematical models Oxygen Photons Correlated wave function Fivefold differential cross section Ground state Nuclear charge Scaling laws Wannier theory Photoionization Double-photoionization cross sections are calculated for two-electron targets H-, He, Li+, and O6+ using a correlated and an uncorrelated two-electron continuum wave function (C3 and C2 models, respectively). As the target nuclear charge ZT is increased, the double-photoionization cross section is found to scale as ZT-4 and the electron energy distribution as ZT-6. Conclusions are extracted about the behavior of the cross sections in the high-energy and threshold regions. The ratio of double to single photoionization scales as ZT-2, as in the case of proton impact. © 1994 The American Physical Society. 1994 https://bibliotecadigital.exactas.uba.ar/collection/paper/document/paper_10502947_v49_n6_p5120_Kornberg http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_10502947_v49_n6_p5120_Kornberg |
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Universidad de Buenos Aires |
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Approximation theory Atoms Electron energy levels Helium Hydrogen Integration Ions Lithium Mathematical models Oxygen Photons Correlated wave function Fivefold differential cross section Ground state Nuclear charge Scaling laws Wannier theory Photoionization |
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Approximation theory Atoms Electron energy levels Helium Hydrogen Integration Ions Lithium Mathematical models Oxygen Photons Correlated wave function Fivefold differential cross section Ground state Nuclear charge Scaling laws Wannier theory Photoionization Scaling laws in double photoionization |
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Approximation theory Atoms Electron energy levels Helium Hydrogen Integration Ions Lithium Mathematical models Oxygen Photons Correlated wave function Fivefold differential cross section Ground state Nuclear charge Scaling laws Wannier theory Photoionization |
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Double-photoionization cross sections are calculated for two-electron targets H-, He, Li+, and O6+ using a correlated and an uncorrelated two-electron continuum wave function (C3 and C2 models, respectively). As the target nuclear charge ZT is increased, the double-photoionization cross section is found to scale as ZT-4 and the electron energy distribution as ZT-6. Conclusions are extracted about the behavior of the cross sections in the high-energy and threshold regions. The ratio of double to single photoionization scales as ZT-2, as in the case of proton impact. © 1994 The American Physical Society. |
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Scaling laws in double photoionization |
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Scaling laws in double photoionization |
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Scaling laws in double photoionization |
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Scaling laws in double photoionization |
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Scaling laws in double photoionization |
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scaling laws in double photoionization |
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1994 |
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https://bibliotecadigital.exactas.uba.ar/collection/paper/document/paper_10502947_v49_n6_p5120_Kornberg http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_10502947_v49_n6_p5120_Kornberg |
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