The total photodetachment cross section of a negative ion near a repulsive center is studied based on the closed-orbit theory. An analytical expression, written as a product of the zero-field photodetachment cross section and a modulation function, is obtained for energy above and below threshold. The expression also incorporates the different wave sources produced by different negative ions. The present results are shown to be accurate by comparing with quantum calculations based on the exact Coulomb Green\u27s function. We also compared the photodetachment cross section near a repulsive center with that in a homogeneous electric field and found interesting connections between the two
The threshold behavior of the cross section when electron detachment leaves behind a neutral atom (o...
In this thesis photodetachment studies of atomic negative ions where one or several electrons are de...
The structure of atomic negative ions has been investigated experimentally by studying photodetachme...
The total photodetachment cross section of a negative ion near a repulsive center is studied based o...
We study the detached-electron flux distributions from the photodetachment of electrons from a negat...
A multichannel study of the photodetachment of a negative ion such as S- in the presence of a consta...
In this, the first of two papers, we obtain a simple analytic formula for the photodetachment cross ...
Using a simple analytic formula from closed-orbit theory, we calculate photoabsorption cross section...
Photodetachment dynamics of negative ions near a moving surface is investigated for the first time. ...
We apply our recently developed, model-independent quantum approach for intense laser detachment of ...
We propose a new approach to calculate the photodetachment cross section of the atom using the Green...
A formula for photoabsorption cross sections of hydrogen and alkali-metal atoms in a static electric...
Since the discovery of autoionization states in the 1960s, correlated two-electron dynamics has been...
In this paper we obtain a simple analytic formula for the photodetachment cross section of H− in par...
The innovative application of the ion-trap technique by Wester and coworkers has yielded definitive ...
The threshold behavior of the cross section when electron detachment leaves behind a neutral atom (o...
In this thesis photodetachment studies of atomic negative ions where one or several electrons are de...
The structure of atomic negative ions has been investigated experimentally by studying photodetachme...
The total photodetachment cross section of a negative ion near a repulsive center is studied based o...
We study the detached-electron flux distributions from the photodetachment of electrons from a negat...
A multichannel study of the photodetachment of a negative ion such as S- in the presence of a consta...
In this, the first of two papers, we obtain a simple analytic formula for the photodetachment cross ...
Using a simple analytic formula from closed-orbit theory, we calculate photoabsorption cross section...
Photodetachment dynamics of negative ions near a moving surface is investigated for the first time. ...
We apply our recently developed, model-independent quantum approach for intense laser detachment of ...
We propose a new approach to calculate the photodetachment cross section of the atom using the Green...
A formula for photoabsorption cross sections of hydrogen and alkali-metal atoms in a static electric...
Since the discovery of autoionization states in the 1960s, correlated two-electron dynamics has been...
In this paper we obtain a simple analytic formula for the photodetachment cross section of H− in par...
The innovative application of the ion-trap technique by Wester and coworkers has yielded definitive ...
The threshold behavior of the cross section when electron detachment leaves behind a neutral atom (o...
In this thesis photodetachment studies of atomic negative ions where one or several electrons are de...
The structure of atomic negative ions has been investigated experimentally by studying photodetachme...