Distorted-wave Born approximation results for the differential cross sections and various angular correlation parameters for electron impact excitation of the rare gases Ne, Ar, Kr and Xe are presented and compared with recent experimental data and other theoretical calculations. The sensitivity of the results to different static and optical potentials in the calculation of the distorted waves is analysed and the importance of relativistic effects both in the description of the target states (intermediate coupling) as well as in the wavefunction for the continuum electron is investigated. The overall agreement with the available experimental data is very satisfactory over a wide range of incident-electron energies
Experimental measurements of the excitation of ns J=1 fine-structure levels for some noble gases by ...
Electron impact excitation of the rare gases has been studied via a series of polarisation correlati...
Experimental measurements of the excitation of ns J=1 fine-structure levels for some noble gases by ...
Distorted-wave Born approximation results for the differential cross sections and various angular co...
Distorted-wave Born approximation results for the differential cross section and various angular cor...
We calibrate the distorted wave Born approximation (DWBA) for electron impact excitation processes e...
The electron impact excitation cross sections from the lowest metastable state 5p(5)6sJ = 2 to the s...
We present theoretical results from multi-state R-matrix (close-coupling) and two different distorte...
Discusses methods for calculating distorted-wave amplitudes. It is difficult to compare the relative...
Electron impact excitation cross sections of argon from the 3p54s matastable states to t...
A semi-relativistic first-order distorted-wave Born theory has been used to calculate differential a...
We present a combined experimental and theoretical investigation of the fully differential cross sec...
In this paper we report energy and angular distributions of electrons emitted in collisions of proto...
This work describes the multiple ionization cross sections of rare gases by electron-impact. We pay ...
Absolute cross sections for the ejection of electrons by ;proton impact that are differential in the...
Experimental measurements of the excitation of ns J=1 fine-structure levels for some noble gases by ...
Electron impact excitation of the rare gases has been studied via a series of polarisation correlati...
Experimental measurements of the excitation of ns J=1 fine-structure levels for some noble gases by ...
Distorted-wave Born approximation results for the differential cross sections and various angular co...
Distorted-wave Born approximation results for the differential cross section and various angular cor...
We calibrate the distorted wave Born approximation (DWBA) for electron impact excitation processes e...
The electron impact excitation cross sections from the lowest metastable state 5p(5)6sJ = 2 to the s...
We present theoretical results from multi-state R-matrix (close-coupling) and two different distorte...
Discusses methods for calculating distorted-wave amplitudes. It is difficult to compare the relative...
Electron impact excitation cross sections of argon from the 3p54s matastable states to t...
A semi-relativistic first-order distorted-wave Born theory has been used to calculate differential a...
We present a combined experimental and theoretical investigation of the fully differential cross sec...
In this paper we report energy and angular distributions of electrons emitted in collisions of proto...
This work describes the multiple ionization cross sections of rare gases by electron-impact. We pay ...
Absolute cross sections for the ejection of electrons by ;proton impact that are differential in the...
Experimental measurements of the excitation of ns J=1 fine-structure levels for some noble gases by ...
Electron impact excitation of the rare gases has been studied via a series of polarisation correlati...
Experimental measurements of the excitation of ns J=1 fine-structure levels for some noble gases by ...