Theoretical calculations of double ionisation by electron or photon impact require a final state wavefunction which takes account both of the Coulomb repulsion between the pair of free electrons and of their interaction with the residual ionic core. It is desirable that this should be separable so as to facilitate the introduction of electron-pair correlations in the initial state wavefunction for the collision system. We propose a method for calculating coupled classical trajectories for the free electrons and deducing from these potentials from which their quantum mechanical wavefunctions may be obtained. Test calculations are reported for electron impact single ionisation of hydrogen
The importance of projectile interactions in triple differential cross sections (TDCS) is explored f...
We present numerically calculated triply differential cross sections for the simple ionization of tw...
In cross-section calculations of electron or photon double ionization processes of two-electron atom...
The classical dynamics of electron and positron scattering by a hydrogen target is studied for a wid...
From a theoretical point of view the theory of ionisation is still rather incomplete, the main probl...
Heavy ion collisions with atomic and molecular targets produce many outcomes. The Schrödinger equat...
The past decade has seen extraordinary theoretical progress in the field of fully kinematically reso...
The past decade has seen extraordinary theoretical progress in the field of fully kinematically reso...
Using a wavefunction with the radial correlation only for the bound electrons and a correlated doubl...
We consider ionization of atomic hydrogen with emission of low-energy electrons by proton and antipr...
The triple differential cross sections for electron impact ionization of a helium atom is studied us...
This thesis focuses on how classical mechanics can be used to help determine the collision dynamics ...
The multiconfiguration Hartree-Fock method for bound and continuum wavefunctions has been extended t...
The triple differential cross sections for electron impact ionization of a helium atom is studied us...
The triple differential cross sections for electron impact ionization of a helium atom is studied us...
The importance of projectile interactions in triple differential cross sections (TDCS) is explored f...
We present numerically calculated triply differential cross sections for the simple ionization of tw...
In cross-section calculations of electron or photon double ionization processes of two-electron atom...
The classical dynamics of electron and positron scattering by a hydrogen target is studied for a wid...
From a theoretical point of view the theory of ionisation is still rather incomplete, the main probl...
Heavy ion collisions with atomic and molecular targets produce many outcomes. The Schrödinger equat...
The past decade has seen extraordinary theoretical progress in the field of fully kinematically reso...
The past decade has seen extraordinary theoretical progress in the field of fully kinematically reso...
Using a wavefunction with the radial correlation only for the bound electrons and a correlated doubl...
We consider ionization of atomic hydrogen with emission of low-energy electrons by proton and antipr...
The triple differential cross sections for electron impact ionization of a helium atom is studied us...
This thesis focuses on how classical mechanics can be used to help determine the collision dynamics ...
The multiconfiguration Hartree-Fock method for bound and continuum wavefunctions has been extended t...
The triple differential cross sections for electron impact ionization of a helium atom is studied us...
The triple differential cross sections for electron impact ionization of a helium atom is studied us...
The importance of projectile interactions in triple differential cross sections (TDCS) is explored f...
We present numerically calculated triply differential cross sections for the simple ionization of tw...
In cross-section calculations of electron or photon double ionization processes of two-electron atom...