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Electron Capture Collisions Involving Low-Energy Highly-Stripped Projectiles

C. L. Cocke, T. J. Gray, E. Justiniano, C. Can, B. Waggoner, Shinto Varghese, R. Mann

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Recoil ions produced by fast-ion bombardment of dilute gases are in use at Kansas State University as a source of low-energy highly-charged ions to study electron capture by these projections on neutral targets in the 10 6 -10 7 cm s -1 velocity range. A progress report on several phases of this program is summarized.

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Recoil ions produced by fast-ion bombardment of dilute gases are in use at Kansas State University as a source of low-energy highly-charged ions to study electron capture by these projections on neutral targets in the 10 6 -10 7 cm s -1 velocity range. A progress report on several phases of this program is summarized.

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Recoil ions produced by fast-ion bombardment of dilute gases are in use at Kansas State University as a source of low-energy highly-charged ions to study electron capture by these projections on neutral targets in the 10 6 -10 7 cm s -1 velocity range. A progress report on several phases of this program is summarized.

Key concepts: Projectile, Recoil, Ion, Electron capture, Atomic physics, Range (aeronautics), Electron, Nuclear physics

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