Absorption and Bremsstrahlung Cross Sections of Nitrogen for Slow Electrons
Robert V. DeVore
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Robert V. DeVore
Abstract
Cross sections are found for nitrogen and singly ionized nitrogen in their ground states. Our results indicate that the screening of the nucleus has a negligible effect upon the nitrogen-ion cross sections. The inclusion of polarization and exchange forces in the analysis reduces the cross sections of the nitrogen atom by approximately an order of magnitude.
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Cross sections are found for nitrogen and singly ionized nitrogen in their ground states. Our results indicate that the screening of the nucleus has a negligible effect upon the nitrogen-ion cross sections. The inclusion of polarization and exchange forces in the analysis reduces the cross sections of the nitrogen atom by approximately an order of magnitude.
Key concepts: Bremsstrahlung, Atomic physics, Nitrogen, Electron, Ionization, Ion, Absorption (acoustics), Polarization (electrochemistry)