Journal article

Electron-impact single ionization of atomic ions in the Ga isonuclear sequence


Authors listShaw, JA; Pindzola, MS; Steidl, M; Aichele, K; Hartenfeller, U; Hathiramani, D; Scheuermann, F; Westermann, M; Salzborn, E

Publication year2001

JournalPhysical review A

Volume number63

Issue number3

ISSN1050-2947

eISSN1094-1622

DOI Linkhttps://doi.org/10.1103/PhysRevA.63.032709

PublisherAmerican Physical Society


Abstract
Theoretical distorted-wave calculations and experimental crossed-beam measurements are carried out for the electron-impact ionization of atomic ions in the Ga isonuclear sequence. For Ga+ and Ga2+ the indirect process of 3d subshell excitation followed by autoionization is calculated to make a significant contribution to the total ionization cross section near threshold. For Ga3+, Ga4+, and Ga5+ the total ionization cross section is calculated to be dominated by direct ionization of the 3d subshell. For Ga6+, Ga7+, Ga8+, and Ga9+ the indirect process of 3p subshell excitation followed by autoionization is calculated to make a sizable contribution to the total ionization cross section. The distorted-wave predictions for the Ga ions are generally confirmed by the reasonable agreement found between theory and experiment along the isonuclear sequence.



Citation Styles

Harvard Citation styleShaw, J., Pindzola, M., Steidl, M., Aichele, K., Hartenfeller, U., Hathiramani, D., et al. (2001) Electron-impact single ionization of atomic ions in the Ga isonuclear sequence, PHYSICAL REVIEW A, 63(3), Article 032709. https://doi.org/10.1103/PhysRevA.63.032709

APA Citation styleShaw, J., Pindzola, M., Steidl, M., Aichele, K., Hartenfeller, U., Hathiramani, D., Scheuermann, F., Westermann, M., & Salzborn, E. (2001). Electron-impact single ionization of atomic ions in the Ga isonuclear sequence. PHYSICAL REVIEW A. 63(3), Article 032709. https://doi.org/10.1103/PhysRevA.63.032709



Keywords


AUTOIONIZATION CROSS-SECTIONSEXCITATION-AUTOIONIZATIONHYDROGEN-LIKELI-LIKERATE COEFFICIENTS

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