Coincidence Studies of Electron and Photon Impact Ionization 1997
DOI: 10.1007/978-1-4757-9751-0_24
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Progress Report on Relativistic (e,2e) Processes

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“…The majority of the more recent theoretical studies of relativistic (e, 2e) processes has focused on discussing the pertinent triply differential cross sections as a function of the detection angles of the electrons (for a review, see [4]). The first experimental data [1], that were taken as a function of the emission energy of one of the electrons at fixed observation angles, have received comparatively little attention.…”
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“…The majority of the more recent theoretical studies of relativistic (e, 2e) processes has focused on discussing the pertinent triply differential cross sections as a function of the detection angles of the electrons (for a review, see [4]). The first experimental data [1], that were taken as a function of the emission energy of one of the electrons at fixed observation angles, have received comparatively little attention.…”
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“…(e, 2e) measurements are kinematically complete electron-electron coincidence measurements of the process of electron-impact ionization providing detailed information on the dynamics of the process (see, for instance, Lahmam-Bennani 1991). Experiments of this type using relativistic primary electron beams have so far concentrated on the ionization of 1s 1/2 shells of intermediate and high-Z atoms Nakel 1982, Bonfert et al 1991; for an overview of the data currently available, see Dreizler et al (1997)). These states are characterized by a density maximum at the location of the atomic nucleus, so that the collision dynamics is essentially determined at extremely small radial distances.…”
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