低能He2+-He碰撞体系转移电离机理的实验研究

利用冷靶反冲离子动量谱仪,对低能He²⁺-He碰撞反应中产生的反冲靶离子和炮弹离子进行了符合测量,根据反冲靶离子的动量,研究了转移电离过程中的电荷转移机理.实验结果表明：在20—40 keV能量范围内,靶原子上的一个电子俘获到炮弹离子的基态,另一个电子直接发射到靶的连续态的直接电离及另一个电子俘获到炮弹离子的连续态的过程(ECC)是最主要的转移电离机理,且ECC过程主要发生在大碰撞参数条件下;炮弹离子俘获两个电子处在双激发态的自电离过程的贡献很小. 关键词： 冷靶反冲离子动量谱仪 转移电离机理 离子原子碰撞     

低能N6+离子与Ne原子碰撞的单电子俘获研究

采用冷靶反冲离子动量谱仪技术,实验测量了能量为6和8.6 keV/u N6+-Ne碰撞的单电子俘获过程,得到了主量子数n分辨的态选择截面和炮弹离子的散射角分布。实验结果表明,单电子主要被俘获到n=3和n=4的态。这与分子库仑过垒模型计算的反应窗所预测的结果符合。同时,实验获得了单电子俘获到n=3和n=4量子态的角微分截面,此结果与经典模型的计算结果存在较大差别,主要原因是碰撞反应过程的多通道耦合效应。     

用(e,2e)电子碰撞电离测量乙烯分子中的扭曲波效应

利用新一代高性能（e,2e）电子动量谱仪,在400-2400 eV的大范围入射电子能量条件下,测量了乙烯分子电子密度的动量分布.实验测量的乙烯1b3g轨道电子动量分布与平面波冲量近似的理论计算结果相比,在低动量区和高动量区出现明显的上翘（turn up）效应,并且此上翘效应随着入射电子能量的增加而逐渐减小.进一步的分析证实由于分子的扭曲波效应引起1b3g轨道动量分布在低动量区和高动量区的上翘.实验测量结果将对分子扭曲波理论计算的建立提供实验依据.     

C3+与Ne碰撞过程纯电离绝对截面的测量和研究

介绍了离子-原子碰撞过程中双微分绝对截面的计算方法.利用符合技术测量了中能区C³⁺+Ne碰撞系统的纯电离微分绝对截面. 将实验结果与多体经典蒙特卡罗方法计算结果进行对比后发现，纯电离截面随入射能量变化的趋势基本一致，对理论与实验产生差异的原因作了分析. 对多重电离的电离机制分析表明：高价态的反冲离子主要来自于俄歇贡献；随着入射能量的升高，电子-电子间的库仑作用也逐渐显现. 此实验方法可以用于相同实验装置上的各种反应出射道的绝对截面测量，入射离子种类及入射离子能量范围将得到拓展. 关键词： 离子-原子碰撞 绝对截面 纯电离     

C3+与Ne碰撞过程纯电离绝对截面的测量和研究

介绍了离子-原子碰撞过程中双微分绝对截面的计算方法.利用符合技术测量了中能区C3++Ne碰撞系统的纯电离微分绝对截面.将实验结果与多体经典蒙特卡罗方法计算结果进行对比后发现,纯电离截面随入射能量变化的趋势基本一致,对理论与实验产生差异的原因作了分析.对多重电离的电离机制分析表明:高价态的反冲离子主要来自于俄歇贡献;随着入射能量的升高,电子-电子间的库仑作用也逐渐显现.此实验方法可以用于相同实验装置上的各种反应出射道的绝对截面测量,入射离子种类及入射离子能量范围将得到拓展.     

电子碰撞原子(e,2e)反应的复极化势

研究包括连续通道等非处理通道的复极化势对(e,2e)碰撞过程三重微分截面的影响,即将耦合通道光学势方法得到的复极化势附加到畸变波玻恩近似方法的畸变势中,在靶态的HF近似下,计算了Ar原子和Ne原子在非共面对称几何条件下(e,2e)反应的三重微分截面.对于较高的入射能量,在实验的误差范围内,计算结果与电子动量谱的实验数据符合较好,复极化势的影响很小;对于较低的入射能量,复极化势的作用明显增大. 关键词： 复极化势 (e;2e)反应 三重微分截面 电子动量谱     

高电荷态Ar^q＋与Ne碰撞中入射离子电荷交换截面的研究

报道Ar^q Ne(q=8，9，11，12)碰撞体系中多电子转移过程，得到了多组实验测量电荷交换截面数据，讨论入射离子电荷交换截面、反冲离子产生截面与入射离子电荷态、能量以及散射离子电荷态的关系，并且将实验结果与Ar^q Ar碰撞体系进行对比研究。在修正分子库仑过垒模型的基础上，对实验现象做了合理的解释。     

高电荷态Arq+与Ne碰撞中入射离子电荷交换截面的研究

报道Arq++Ne(q=8, 9, 11, 12)碰撞体系中多电子转移过程,得到了多组实验测量电荷交换截面数据,讨论入射离子电荷交换截面、反冲离子产生截面与入射离子电荷态、能量以及散射离子电荷态的关系,并且将实验结果与Arq++Ar碰撞体系进行对比研究.在修正分子库仑过垒模型的基础上,对实验现象做了合理的解释.     

低能He2+-He反应中单电子俘获微分散射过程的实验研究

利用冷靶反冲离子动量谱仪装置系统研究了20—40 keV He²⁺-He碰撞体系的态选择单电子俘获过程,实验获得了单电子俘获过程的态选择截面以及角微分截面.在所研究的能区范围,电子俘获到L壳层的截面最大,为主要的反应道,这与分子库仑过垒模型的反应窗理论的预测一致.实验测量的态选择截面与原子轨道紧耦合的计算结果很好地符合,与光谱方法的测量结果存在一定的差别,主要原因是光谱方法不能测量完整的反应通道信息.实验结果表明,总角微分截面在小角度范围主要来源于电子俘获到基态的贡献,在大角度范围主要来自电子俘获到激发态的贡献;电子俘获到基态的和激发态的角微分截面均出现振荡结构,这种振荡来源于电子俘获反应中分子轨道之间的相干效应.实验测量的角微分截面与其他实验和紧耦合方法的计算结果进行了比较和分析. 关键词： 冷靶反冲离子动量谱仪 态选择电子俘获 态选择截面 角微分截面     

近玻尔速度Ne2+离子穿过碳膜引起的电子发射

本文测量了入射能为2–25 keV/u的Ne²⁺离子穿过不同厚度碳膜诱导的前向、后向 (分别对应出射表面和入射表面) 电子发射产额. 实验中通过改变炮弹离子的能量, 系统的研究了势能沉积、电子能损以及反冲原子对前向、后向电子发射产额的贡献. 结果表明, 离子的势能沉积只对后向电子发射有贡献, 前向、后向电子发射产额分别与Ne²⁺离子在薄膜出射、入射表面的电子能损近似成正比关系, 其中电子能损很低 (对应于离子能量很低) 的时候, 反冲原子对电子发射的贡献不能忽略. 关键词： 近玻尔速度 电子发射 电子能损 反冲原子     

2H(e,e(')p)n reaction at high recoil momenta

The 2H(e,e(')p)n cross section was measured in Hall A of the Thomas Jefferson National Accelerator Facility near the top of the quasielastic peak (x(Bj)=0.964) at a four-momentum transfer squared, Q(2)=0.665 (GeV/c) (2) (omega=0.368 GeV, W=2.057 GeV), and for recoil momenta up to 550 MeV/c. The measured cross section deviates by 1-2sigma from a state-of-the-art calculation at low recoil momenta. At high recoil momenta the cross section is well described by the same calculation; however, in this region, final-state interactions and interaction currents are predicted to be large, and alternative choices of nucleon-nucleon potential and nucleon current operator may result in significant spread in the calculations.     

Simultaneous projectile-target ionization: a novel approach to (e, 2e) experiments on ions

A kinematically complete experiment for simultaneous ionization of a projectile and target has been performed for 3.6 MeV/u C2+ on He collisions measuring the final vector momenta of the He1+ recoil ion and of two electrons (projectile, target) in coincidence with the emerging C3+ projectile. The feasibility of an event-by-event separation of the various reaction channels, among them the ionization of C2+ by the interaction with a quasifree target electron, is demonstrated in agreement with six-body classical trajectory Monte Carlo calculations, paving the way to kinematically complete electron-ion scattering experiments.     

Back-to-back emission of the electrons in double photoionization of helium

We calculate the double differential distributions and distributions in recoil momenta for the high energy non-relativistic double photoionization of helium atom. We show that the results of recent experiments provide the pioneering experimental manifestation of the quasifree mechanism for the double photoionization which was predicted long ago in our papers. This mechanism provides a surplus in distribution over the recoil momenta at small values of the latter, corresponding to nearly ??back-to-back?? emission of the photoelectrons. Also, in agreement with previous analysis we demonstrate that this surplus is due to the quadrupole terms of the photon-electron interaction. We present the characteristic angular distribution for the back-to-back electron emission. The confirmation of the quasifree mechanism existence opens a new area for exciting experiments, which are expected to increase our understanding of the electron dynamics and of the bound states structure.     

Description of Ion Energy Straggling after Penetration through Thin Target

The energy loss straggling for fast ions is simulated using the Monte Carlo method in the case of large and small transferred momenta. The interval of applicability of the Bohr approximation is determined for frequently used solid targets. The asymmetry in the distribution of ion energy losses is related to the influence of large transferred momenta and is observed in wide intervals of ion energy and target thicknesses.     

Strong correlations in the He ground state momentum wave function observed in the fully differential momentum distributions for the p + He transfer ionization process

The four-particle process of proton-helium transfer ionization has been studied using cold target recoil ion momentum spectroscopy to measure the momenta of all three particles in the final state. Most of the electrons are emitted in the H0 scattering plane and in the backward direction. The final state momentum distributions show discrete structures very different from those expected for uncorrelated capture and ionization. The measured momentum pattern is interpreted to be due to a new transfer ionization reaction channel which results from strong correlations in the initial He ground state momentum wave function.     

Classical dynamical theory of heavy ion fusion and scattering

A classical dynamical model which includes dissipative forces is suggested for heavy ion reactions high above the Coulomb barrier. Internal degrees of freedom corresponding to rotation of the ions are included. The reactions divide into three parts: (1) quasi-elastic scattering, with relatively small energy loss, associated with higher angular momenta, (2) deep inelastic scattering, with larger energy loss and considerable transfer of mass, associated with intermediate angular momenta, and (3) complete fusion where a highly excited compound state is formed, generally associated with the lowest angular momenta. One can predict a fusion cross section for two values of the friction coefficient, “weak” and “strong” friction cases. Reasonable values for fusion can be obtained in the weak friction case, but scattering angular distributions are not consistent with available experimental data. In the strong friction case it is more difficult to fit all the fusion cross sections with a single friction parameter. But the predicted angular distributions and energy losses are in better agreement with experiment than for the weak friction case.     

Elastic Energy Losses and Orientation Effects during Interaction between Atomic Particles

Patterns of energy transfer and accumulation in elastic interactions between Nb⁺ ions (E₀ = 0.1–3 keV) and atoms of a Nb single crystal are studied by means of molecular dynamics. Spatial distributions of the recoil energy in the bulk of the crystal are calculated. It is shown that recoil energy is accumulated in the region of the densest packing of atoms, mainly in the outermost (N = 1–3) monolayers of the crystal. The effect the orientation of the target with respect to the beam has on the recoil energy and its spatial distributions is determined.     

Pion and proton emission in interactions induced by relativistic heavy nuclei withZ≧12

The emission of pions and protons in interactions between heavy nuclei from the cosmic radiation (12≦Z≦26) and photoemulsion nuclei has been studied. The angular and energy distributions of target protons are similar to corresponding distributions in proton-nucleus interactions for emission angles >30°. In heavy ion interactions a forward peak of high energy target protons (E>200 MeV)is observed. The energy spectrum of target protons for angles <30° is remarkably flat for heavy ion interactions. For increasing disintegration of the target nucleus the number of produced pions per emitted recoil target proton is almost constant in heavy ion interactions, while it decreases rapidly in proton-nucleus interactions. The logtgΘ distributions of pions have small standard deviations even in interactions with a large target disintegration.     

Experimental study of single- and double-electron-capture by Ne ions from He gas

In the present work, the total cross-sections for single- and double-electron-capture by low-energy highly-charged Ne^q+ (q =2-6) recoil ions from He atomic gas have been measured in the energy range 600–1000 eV/q. These measurements are compared with other available experimental results. The charge state dependence of the single-electron-capture cross-sections for Ne^q+ (q = 2-6) recoil ions incident on He at energy of 1000 eV/q is compared with the theoretical predictions of the absorbing sphere model and the classical model.     

The contribution ofK-electron capture for the production of highly charged Ne recoil ions by 156 MeV bromine impact

The recoil ion production cross sections in 2MeV/amu Br ⁿ⁺+Ne⁰→Br ^n′++Ne ^q+ were measured using a projectile ion — recoil ion coincidence technique where the final charge states of both collisions partners were detected simultaneously. Multiple ionization was found to be the dominant process for the production of low charge state recoil ions whereas the production of highly charged recoil ions is accompanied by electron capture from the Nek-shell. The derived ratio of single to double Ne-k electron capture probabilities indicates deviations from a binomial statistics distribution.