Total Born-approximation cross sections for single-electron loss by atoms and ions colliding with atoms

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Jul 1977

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Physical Review A - General Physics, 3rd Series, vol. 16, July 1977, p. 19-25.

Physics

General Physics

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Born Approximation, Heavy Ions, Ion Atom Interactions, Ionization Cross Sections, Atomic Collisions, Elastic Scattering, Electron Scattering, Hartree Approximation, Incoherent Scattering, Ionic Collisions, Spin-Orbit Interactions, Wave Functions

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The first Born approximation (FBA) is applied to the calculation of single-electron-loss cross sections for various ions and atoms containing from one to seven electrons. Screened hydrogenic wave functions are used for the states of the electron ejected from the projectile, and Hartree-Fock elastic and incoherent scattering factors are used to describe the target. The effect of the target atom on the scaling of projectile ionization cross sections with respect to the projectile nuclear charge is explored in the case of hydrogenlike ions. Also examined is the scaling of the cross section with respect to the target nuclear charge for electron loss by Fe(25+) in collision with neutral atoms ranging from H to Fe. These results are compared with those of the binary-encounter approximation (BEA) and with the FBA for the case of ionization by completely stripped target ions. Electron-loss cross sections are also calculated for the ions O(i+) (i = 3-7) and N(i+) (i = 0-6) in collision with He targets in the energy range of approximately 0.1 to 100 MeV/nucleon. These results are found to be in excellent agreement with the available data near the peak of the ionization cross section.

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