Atom-Atom Collision Processes in Astrophysics: Theoretical Studies

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Oct 1967

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Reviews of Modern Physics, vol. 39, Issue 4, pp. 850-857

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Theoretical studies of atom-atom collision processes which may be relevant to the interpretation of astrophysical phenomena are reviewed. Work on excitation, ionization, and electron capture in atomic hydrogen by fast protons and He+ ions is summarized. Processes involving slow collisions that are listed include radiative charge transfer and association, associative detachment, Penning ionization, spin-change, collision-induced deactivation, mutual neutralization, and rotational excitation.

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