1985
DOI: 10.1103/physreva.31.84
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Experimental study of the2sand2ppopulations of hydrogen atoms resulting from the interaction of 0.8-MeV/amuH+,H

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“…3. The N2~/N2p ratio measured recently at 800 keV by Clouvas et al [12] seems to be in agreement with our results assuming a small in-crease of the NzJN2p value at higher energies, as suggested by the high energy trend of the Gabrielse's results. They are not in agreement with the other previous measurements in the same energy range.…”
Section: U2psupporting
confidence: 93%
“…3. The N2~/N2p ratio measured recently at 800 keV by Clouvas et al [12] seems to be in agreement with our results assuming a small in-crease of the NzJN2p value at higher energies, as suggested by the high energy trend of the Gabrielse's results. They are not in agreement with the other previous measurements in the same energy range.…”
Section: U2psupporting
confidence: 93%
“…At first, the fitting procedure is ap- Figure 4 shows the observed difference intensity with dots and their least-square-fit by a curve. Then adopting this pair of values of a(spO), the observed intensity I(+ F, t) was fitted to (5). The reason why we adopt the intensity I( + F, t) is that the observed modulation is clearly larger In Fig.…”
Section: Results and Analysismentioning
confidence: 99%
“…They have clearly showed the role of the external electric field. The Ly-e radiation of hydrogen atom was further studied by Gabrielse [4], and recently by Clouvas et al [5]. This method has been applied by Denis et al [6] to 4He II 468.6 nm emission to clarify the excitation mechanism responsible for the formation of excited states.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 97%