Transfer excitation in F6+and Ne7+ions colliding with He and Ne targets
M N Gaboriaud, M. Barat, P. Roncin, V. Sidis
Abstract
M N Gaboriaud, M. Barat, P. Roncin, V. Sidis
Abstract
An experimental study is presented, using coincident energy gain spectroscopy, of transfer excitation processes in the low keV energy range, for lithium-like F 6+ and Ne 7+ ions colliding with He and Ne atoms. A theoretical model is developed in a quasimolecular framework, implying the same basic interactions as invoked in non-resonant transfer excitation (NTE), a mechanism well established at large collision velocity. This model describes transfer excitation as a two-step process essentially governed by the electron-nucleus interactions.
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An experimental study is presented, using coincident energy gain spectroscopy, of transfer excitation processes in the low keV energy range, for lithium-like F 6+ and Ne 7+ ions colliding with He and Ne atoms. A theoretical model is developed in a quasimolecular framework, implying the same basic interactions as invoked in non-resonant transfer excitation (NTE), a mechanism well established at large collision velocity. This model describes transfer excitation as a two-step process essentially governed by the electron-nucleus interactions.
Key concepts: Excitation, Atomic physics, Ion, Range (aeronautics), Lithium (medication), Physics, Energy transfer, Spectroscopy