Comment on 'Stabilization of autoionizing states during ion-atom collisions'
Nathalie Vaeck, J.E. Hansen
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Nathalie Vaeck, J.E. Hansen
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In a recent letter Bachau, Roncin and Harel have proposed an ingenious method based on the post-collision interaction (PCI) effect to obtain stabilization of certain classes of autoionizing states during ion-atom collisions. The present authors argue that although the effect as such is possible they find several difficulties with its application to cases for which stabilization has been observed.
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In a recent letter Bachau, Roncin and Harel have proposed an ingenious method based on the post-collision interaction (PCI) effect to obtain stabilization of certain classes of autoionizing states during ion-atom collisions. The present authors argue that although the effect as such is possible they find several difficulties with its application to cases for which stabilization has been observed.
Key concepts: Ion, Atomic physics, Atom (system on chip), Collision, Physics, Computer science, Quantum mechanics, Embedded system