Exploring the helium (e, 2e) differential cross section at 64.6 eV with symmetric scattering angles but nonsymmetric energies
Andrew James Murray, F H Read
Abstract
Andrew James Murray, F H Read
Abstract
Helium (e, 2e) measurements are presented for an incident energy of 64.6 eV over a wide range of scattering angles from the coplanar to the perpendicular plane geometry. These measurements were taken for symmetric scattering angles and a range of detection energies from symmetric energy sharing where each electron has an excess energy of 20 eV to asymmetric sharing where the electrons have energies of 5 eV and 35 eV. A deep minimum observed for an electron gun angle of 67.5 degrees was explored as a function of this energy sharing.
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Helium (e, 2e) measurements are presented for an incident energy of 64.6 eV over a wide range of scattering angles from the coplanar to the perpendicular plane geometry. These measurements were taken for symmetric scattering angles and a range of detection energies from symmetric energy sharing where each electron has an excess energy of 20 eV to asymmetric sharing where the electrons have energies of 5 eV and 35 eV. A deep minimum observed for an electron gun angle of 67.5 degrees was explored as a function of this energy sharing.
Key concepts: Physics, Scattering cross-section, Helium, Differential (mechanical device), Scattering, Cross section (physics), Atomic physics, Nuclear physics