2015
DOI: 10.11648/j.ajmp.20150403.15
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Energy Spectrum of Ejected Electrons of H(2P) Ionization by Electrons in Coplanar Asymmetric Geometry

Abstract: Abstract:We have investigated the energy spectrum of ejected electrons of hydrogen atoms ionization from metastable 2P state by electrons in coplanar asymmetric geometry. A multiple scattering theory of Das and Seal is applied. The present results show very interesting binary peak features. As well as a significant qualitative agreement with hydrogenic ground state results is obtained. New theoretical results and experimental verification for such treatment in hydrogenic metastable states by electrons will be … Show more

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“…Our present study is on the ionization of metastable 3Sstate hydrogen atoms by 250 eV incident energy triple H (3S) by Electron Impact differential cross-sections (TDCS) has been calculated following a multiple scattering theory of Das and Seal [11]. Using this multiple scattering theory [11] good cross sectional results for the ground state hydrogenic ionization [11,13] and hydrogenic metastable state ionization [22,23,40,41] by electrons have been calculated successfully. This multiple scattering theory [11] is also used widely in the study of medium-heavy atoms ionization by electrons and positrons in the relativistic energy region [17,24,35,36].…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Our present study is on the ionization of metastable 3Sstate hydrogen atoms by 250 eV incident energy triple H (3S) by Electron Impact differential cross-sections (TDCS) has been calculated following a multiple scattering theory of Das and Seal [11]. Using this multiple scattering theory [11] good cross sectional results for the ground state hydrogenic ionization [11,13] and hydrogenic metastable state ionization [22,23,40,41] by electrons have been calculated successfully. This multiple scattering theory [11] is also used widely in the study of medium-heavy atoms ionization by electrons and positrons in the relativistic energy region [17,24,35,36].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%