2017
DOI: 10.1080/00268976.2017.1293306
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Scattering of electrons with formyl radical

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“…At energies much beyond the ionization threshold (I), the first term in eqn (8) eventually becomes less important than the second. 68 For the e + collision, the following inelastic channels are open: I. Excitation: e + + XY -XY * + e + II. Direct ionization: e + + XY -XY + + e À + e + III.…”
Section: Scop Method: Computation Of Inelastic Probabilitiesmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…At energies much beyond the ionization threshold (I), the first term in eqn (8) eventually becomes less important than the second. 68 For the e + collision, the following inelastic channels are open: I. Excitation: e + + XY -XY * + e + II. Direct ionization: e + + XY -XY + + e À + e + III.…”
Section: Scop Method: Computation Of Inelastic Probabilitiesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the SCOP formalism, to obtain the Q inel , the complex optical potential ( V opt ) is employed in the Schrodinger equation, which is solved numerically using the partial wave analysis. 68 η l = exp[−2 Im δ l ( k )] is the inelasticity factor and δ l ( k ) are the complex phase shifts. The Q inel can be partitioned by the contributions.…”
Section: Theoretical Methodologymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The resonance positions and widths obtained here are used for the DEA cross-section calculations. More details about the R-matrix method are given in earlier publications, 21,22,28−30 and the methodology employed for DEA cross-section calculations 31,32 is explained in brief below and can also be found in the report by Munro et al 33 The DEA cross-section σ DEA (E) is determined by the algebraic product of the probability of stability of the transient negative ion (TNI) "S p " or in other words assuming that TNI will decay only through dissociative attachment and the initial attachment (resonance) cross-section "σ r (E i )" resulting due to capture of an electron by the target molecule to form the metastable intermediate negative ion resulting from an electron colliding with a target at the ground state. The TNI probability/stability is defined as the possibility of surviving against the nuclear relaxation beyond the crossing point (r c ) of the corresponding potential energy curves (PECs) of the neutral target and its anionic state (see Figure 1).…”
Section: ■ Theoretical Methodologymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The resonance positions and widths obtained here are used for the DEA cross-section calculations. More details about the R-matrix method are given in earlier publications, ,, and the methodology employed for DEA cross-section calculations , is explained in brief below and can also be found in the report by Munro et al…”
Section: Theoretical Methodologymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Additionally, the resonance cross sections σ r are determined by calculating the resonance position and width using the RESON program and fitting the eigenphase sum to the Breit−Wigner profile, 25 as explained in our previous publication. 20…”
Section: The Journal Of Physical Chemistrymentioning
confidence: 99%