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Голубков, М. Г.; Ozerov, G. K.; Адамсон, С. О.; Голубков, Г. В.; Malyshev, N. S.; Dementiev, A. I.

doi:10.1016/j.chemphys.2015.07.037

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“…Their original calculation was averaging the T matrix between successive Rydberg thresholds, hence the smoothness of the calculated cross section. These MQDT calculations have been greatly improved by Golubkov et al [51], who performed an energy resolved calculation revealing the decisive role played by the Rydberg resonances in the AI process. Their [53], based on a semi classical theory and obtained while assuming the ionization width is independent of the internuclear distance, are also in very good agreement with those of Le Padellec [49].…”

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Investigation of critical parameters controlling the efficiency of associative ionization

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Launoy

Dochain

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J. Phys. B: At. Mol. Opt. Phys.

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This paper compiles our merged-beam experimental findings for the associative ionization (AI) process from charged reactants, with the aim of guiding future investigations with e.g. the double electrostatic ion storage ring DESIREE in Stockholm. A reinvestigation of the isotopic effect in H−(D−) + He+ collisions is presented, along with a review of and NO+ production by AI involving ion pairs or excited neutrals, and put in perspective with the mutual neutralization and radiative association reactions. Critical parameters are identified and evaluated for their systematic role in controlling the magnitude of the cross section: isotopic substitution, exothermicity, electronic state density, and spin statistics.

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Section: No + Formationmentioning

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Investigation of critical parameters controlling the efficiency of associative ionization

Padellec

Launoy

Dochain

et al. 2017

J. Phys. B: At. Mol. Opt. Phys.

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“…It was shown in [45,46] that chemical reactions involving Rydberg states play a fundamental role in forming the ionospheric delay of radio signals. They include dissociative recombination, associative ionization [47], exchange reactions in collisions of Rydberg particles with atoms and molecules of a neutral medium, and quenching of highly excited particles. A special role is assigned to the l-mixing process [48] because it is responsible for the formation of the quantum resonance properties of the medium for the propagation of radio signals.…”

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The Influence of Tropospheric Processes on Disturbances in the D and E Ionospheric Layers

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Determination of the physical mechanisms of the energy transfer of tropospheric disturbances to the ionosphere is one of the fundamental problems of atmospheric physics. This article presents the observational results of tropospheric and ionospheric disturbances during the passages of the solar terminator and solar eclipse. Lidar observations showed the occurrence of tropospheric regions with noticeably increased amplitudes of density, pressure, and temperature variations with periods corresponding to acoustic and internal gravity waves, which were generated in the troposphere during the development of these events. Simultaneous satellite measurements demonstrate the response of the ionosphere to these tropospheric disturbances. Based on the experimental data, we determine the typical periods and spatial scales of variations. It is shown that the response time of the ionosphere to tropospheric disturbances is 30–40 min.

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