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