Elastic scattering of electrons by hydrogen atoms at intermediate energies

Callaway, Joseph; Wooten, J.W.

doi:10.1016/0375-9601(73)90433-7

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“…Early attempts to address this problem augmented the expansion (8.32) by adding a few well-chosen pseudostates to represent the remaining infinity of omitted eigenstates (Burke and Schey (1962); Damburg and Karule (1967); Burke and Webb (1970); Callaway and Wooten (1973)). These pseudostates are not target eigenstates but instead are chosen to optimize the representation of the short-range correlation effects or long-range polarization effects.…”

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Electron Scattering by Atoms, Ions, and Molecules

Bartschat

Burke

Crowe

2009

Digital Encyclopedia of Applied Physics

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A summary is given of many important advances in the scattering of electrons from atoms, ions, and molecules up to the summer of 2008. Recently introduced experimental techniques, which lead to more efficient studies, are discussed together with a wide range of increasingly sophisticated theoretical methods. Examples of experimental and theoretical data are presented and compared where appropriate.

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