Marvin H. Mittleman
Abstract
The usual conclusions concerning the energy dependence of high-energy atomic charge transfer are shown to depend critically upon the short-range singularity of the Coulomb potential. The problem is reexamined for the case of smooth potentials. All the previous conclusions concerning the high-energy dependence of the various approximations are changed.
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The usual conclusions concerning the energy dependence of high-energy atomic charge transfer are shown to depend critically upon the short-range singularity of the Coulomb potential. The problem is reexamined for the case of smooth potentials. All the previous conclusions concerning the high-energy dependence of the various approximations are changed.
Key concepts: Charge (physics), Coulomb, Range (aeronautics), Physics, Energy (signal processing), Singularity, Atomic physics, Electric potential energy