Electron-impact excitation of atomic oxygen
S. S. Tayal, Ronald J. W. Henry
Abstract
S. S. Tayal, Ronald J. W. Henry
Abstract
Excitation of the $3s^{3}S^{\ensuremath{\circ}}$ and $3p^{3}P$ states of atomic oxygen has been studied in detail for electron impact energies from 13.87 to 100 eV by use of a close-coupling approximation. The target states included in the expansion of the total wave function are represented by accurate configuration-interaction wave functions. The present results are in good agreement with the recent experiments for the dipole-allowed $^{3}P\ensuremath{-}3s^{3}S^{\ensuremath{\circ}}$ transition, but for the forbidden $^{3}P\ensuremath{-}3p^{3}P$ transition a large unresolved discrepancy exists.
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Excitation of the $3s^{3}S^{\ensuremath{\circ}}$ and $3p^{3}P$ states of atomic oxygen has been studied in detail for electron impact energies from 13.87 to 100 eV by use of a close-coupling approximation. The target states included in the expansion of the total wave function are represented by accurate configuration-interaction wave functions. The present results are in good agreement with the recent experiments for the dipole-allowed $^{3}P\ensuremath{-}3s^{3}S^{\ensuremath{\circ}}$ transition, but for the forbidden $^{3}P\ensuremath{-}3p^{3}P$ transition a large unresolved discrepancy exists.
Key concepts: Atomic physics, Excitation, Physics, Wave function, Atomic oxygen, Electron, Dipole, Coupling (piping)