Physical Review Letters · 1969 · 305 citations · 3 references
Natural SciencesPhysicsAtomic PhysicsNuclear PhysicsQuantum MechanicsAtomic IonizationElectron CorrelationIonization ProcessesAngular Correlation MeasurementsAngular DistributionsDifferential Cross SectionsElectron-electron CollisionsElectron-ion CollisionsEnergy Loss ProcessesLippmann-schwinger EquationTotal Cross Sections
Ionizing collisions of 114- and 50-eV electrons with helium have been studied by the measurement of the two outgoing electrons in coincidence as a function of the angle between them. At the same time the energies of the two electrons are determined. The results are compared with solutions of the Lippmann-Schwinger equation. Angular correlation distributions are found to be more sensitive for the test of a theory than energy loss and differential cross sections or the total cross section.
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Theory of the Ionization of Atoms by Electron Impact
M R H Rudge · Reviews of Modern Physics · 1968 · 400 citations
The theory of atomic collisions
Donald J. Kouri · NASA Technical Reports Server (NASA) · 1965 · 277 citations