Retardation effects and angular coefficients in double photoionization

Retardation effects on the cross sections for double photoionization of He(1S0) targets are studied at photon energies above 1.0 keV. The dipole asymmetry parameter is examined first and the importance of correlation in the final and initial states for this quantity is examined. The effects of retar...

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Autores principales: Kornberg, M.A., Miraglia, J.E.
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spelling todo:paper_10502947_v52_n4_p2915_Kornberg2023-10-03T15:59:00Z Retardation effects and angular coefficients in double photoionization Kornberg, M.A. Miraglia, J.E. Retardation effects on the cross sections for double photoionization of He(1S0) targets are studied at photon energies above 1.0 keV. The dipole asymmetry parameter is examined first and the importance of correlation in the final and initial states for this quantity is examined. The effects of retardation on the electron angular distributions are studied and the range of validity of a first-order retardation correction is evaluated. Finally, by using a simple model to calculate the total cross section, the contribution of retardation on the double ionization 2+ is calculated and it is found that the ratio of double to single photoionization, including retardation, remains the same as when the dipole velocity approximation is employed. © 1995 The American Physical Society. JOUR info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccess http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.5/ar http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_10502947_v52_n4_p2915_Kornberg
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description Retardation effects on the cross sections for double photoionization of He(1S0) targets are studied at photon energies above 1.0 keV. The dipole asymmetry parameter is examined first and the importance of correlation in the final and initial states for this quantity is examined. The effects of retardation on the electron angular distributions are studied and the range of validity of a first-order retardation correction is evaluated. Finally, by using a simple model to calculate the total cross section, the contribution of retardation on the double ionization 2+ is calculated and it is found that the ratio of double to single photoionization, including retardation, remains the same as when the dipole velocity approximation is employed. © 1995 The American Physical Society.
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author Kornberg, M.A.
Miraglia, J.E.
spellingShingle Kornberg, M.A.
Miraglia, J.E.
Retardation effects and angular coefficients in double photoionization
author_facet Kornberg, M.A.
Miraglia, J.E.
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title Retardation effects and angular coefficients in double photoionization
title_short Retardation effects and angular coefficients in double photoionization
title_full Retardation effects and angular coefficients in double photoionization
title_fullStr Retardation effects and angular coefficients in double photoionization
title_full_unstemmed Retardation effects and angular coefficients in double photoionization
title_sort retardation effects and angular coefficients in double photoionization
url http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_10502947_v52_n4_p2915_Kornberg
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