Benchmark Calculations of Electron-Impact Differential Cross Sections
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Bray, I. and Bostock, C.J. and Fursa, D.V. and Hines, C.W. and Kadyrov, A.S. and Stelbovics, A.T. 2011. Benchmark Calculations of Electron-Impact Differential Cross Sections, in 7th International Conference on Atomic and Molecular Data and Their Applications (ICAMDATA), Sep 21-24 2010, pp. 149-158. Vilnius, Lithuania: American Institute of Physics.
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Benchmark Calculations of Electron-Imapact Differential Cross Sections
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7th International Conference on Atomic and Molecular Data and Their Applications-ICAMDATA-2010
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The Calculation of electron-atom excitation and ionization cross section is considered in both the non-relativistic and relativesic scattering theory. We consider electron collisions with H. He. Cs and Hg. differential crosssections for elastic scattering and Ionization are presented.
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