Inner-shell excitation in heteronuclear collisions II. Differential and total cross sections for K-shell excitation

Triply-differential cross sections for inner-shell ionization in electron-atom collisions

Triply-differential cross sections for K-shell ionization by fast electron impact are calculated within the first-order Coulomb Born approximation for the case of a coplanar symmetric geometry. Comparison is made with experimental data on 300 keV and 500 keV eC+Cu, Agand Au. Far the two lightertargetr, the binarypeakregion is reasonably well described by a theory which uses semirelativistic ele...

Atomic Inner-shell Threshold Excitation Phenomena

K-shell, L-shell and M-shell Ionization Cross Sections of Uranium Atom by Electron Impacts

The theoretical model, developed by Khare model, has been modified to calculate the total cross sections for K-shell, L-shell and M-shell ionization of uranium (Z=92) atom due to electron impact at incident electron energy from ionization threshold to 1 GeV. The various calculated cross sections are in remarkable agreement with available experimental data and other theoretical cross sections. P...

Cross-shell excitation in two-proton knockout: Structure of 52Ca

A. Gade,1,2 R. V. F. Janssens,3 D. Bazin,1 R. Broda,4 B. A. Brown,1,2 C. M. Campbell,1,2 M. P. Carpenter,3 J. M. Cook,1,2 A. N. Deacon,5 D.-C. Dinca,1,2 B. Fornal,4 S. J. Freeman,5 T. Glasmacher,1,2 P. G. Hansen,1,2 B. P. Kay,5 P. F. Mantica,1,6 W. F. Mueller,1 J. R. Terry,1,2 J. A. Tostevin,7 and S. Zhu3 1National Superconducting Cyclotron Laboratory, Michigan State University, East Lansing, M...

Copper K-Shell Emission Cross Sections for Laser–Solid Experiments

LLE Review, Volume 135 173 Introduction Fast-electron generation in laser–plasma interactions has long been of interest for a variety of reasons, such as avoiding preheat during compression in inertial confinement fusion (ICF), heating the compressed core of an ICF target for fast ignition,1 generating a shock in an ICF target for shock ignition,2 and as a means to produce energetic secondary p...