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Electron capture in multiply charged ion-Rydberg atom collisions in an external magnetic field

Jingxiong Lu, S Bradenbrink, Zvjezdana Roller-Lutz, H. O. Lutz

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Figure 4 contains a misplotted total cross section curve. The correct figure 4 is shown below. Figure 4. Contributions of `swaps' to the total charge exchange cross section (a) for k min initial target states, (b) one swap, (c) three swaps, (d) five swaps and (e) seven swaps.

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Figure 4 contains a misplotted total cross section curve. The correct figure 4 is shown below. Figure 4. Contributions of `swaps' to the total charge exchange cross section (a) for k min initial target states, (b) one swap, (c) three swaps, (d) five swaps and (e) seven swaps.

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Figure 4 contains a misplotted total cross section curve. The correct figure 4 is shown below. Figure 4. Contributions of `swaps' to the total charge exchange cross section (a) for k min initial target states, (b) one swap, (c) three swaps, (d) five swaps and (e) seven swaps.

Key concepts: Swap (finance), Rydberg atom, Ion, Atomic physics, Charge exchange, Atom (system on chip), Rydberg formula, Electron capture

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