Influence of the Coulomb interaction in the final state on the cross section of single-electron capture by fast ions

It is shown that the Coulomb interaction of ions in the final state must be taken into account in the estimation of the cross section of electron capture by fast ions. The cross section of electron capture decreases considerably, and the dependence of the cross section on the collision energy becomes close to the experimental one if the interaction of charged particles after collision is taken into account.     

Effect of the structure of the singly charged ion on the cross section for electron capture

The calculations of the cross section for single-electron capture by fast ions are carried out in the Oppenheimer-Brinkman-Kramers approximation. The dependences of the experimental and calculated cross sections for single-electron capture by fast singly charged ions on the collision energy coincide. This makes it possible to estimate the cross section for electron capture in the case of ion-atom collisions if experimental data are absent. The results of calculations for projectiles with filled s-type subshells show that the contribution of electron capture channels to the excited state of the scattered particle depends on the collision energy.     

Measurement of the inclusive jet cross section in pp collisions at √s = 7 TeV

The inclusive jet cross section is measured in pp collisions with a center-of-mass energy of 7 TeV at the Large Hadron Collider using the CMS experiment. The data sample corresponds to an integrated luminosity of 34 pb(-1). The measurement is made for jet transverse momenta in the range 18-1100 GeV and for absolute values of rapidity less than 3. The measured cross section extends to the highest values of jet p(T) ever observed and, within the experimental and theoretical uncertainties, is generally in agreement with next-to-leading-order perturbative QCD predictions.     

Electron Transitions during the Capture of an Electron by a He<Superscript>2+</Superscript> Ion at the Argon Atom

We have measured the absolute values of the total cross section of the one-electron capture by He²⁺ ions in the kinetic energy range 2–30 keV at the Ar atoms. The absolute values of the differential scattering cross sections of He⁺ ions formed during the one-electron capture and the electron capture with ionization at energies of 2.2, 5.4, and 30 keV have been determined. The electronic states of the formed ions have been determined using collision spectroscopy based on analysis of the change in the kinetic energy of He⁺ after the interaction. We have measured doubly differential (with respect to the kinetic energy and the scattering angle) cross sections of the formation of free electrons. The free electron formation channels (direct ionization and electron capture with ionization) have been analyzed by calculating the electron terms of the (HeAr)²⁺ system. The calculated cross section of capture with ionization is in conformity with the cross section measured using collision spectroscopy.     

He同位素对He-NO碰撞体系微分截面的影响

用密耦近似方法计算了同位素He原子与NO分子碰撞体系的总微分截面、弹性微分截面和非弹性微分截面,总结了同位素He原子对He-NO碰撞体系微分截面的影响. 计算结果表明：在同一入射能量下,随着入射同位素He原子质量增加,总微分截面在0°时的角分布逐渐增大;同位素He原子与NO分子碰撞发生的彩虹现象越明显. 同时,体系约化质量增加的效应大于相对碰撞速度减小的效应,使散射振荡间隔逐渐减小. 关键词： He-NO 密耦近似 微分截面 同位素效应     

裸核离子与中性原子碰撞电离过程的理论研究

基于处理裸核离子与中性原子碰撞电离过程的OBKN和ECPSSR理论模型,系统计算了不同裸核离子与中性原子碰撞K壳层电子俘获截面和直接电离截面,并与其它文献已有的理论和实验结果进行了比较.研究结果表明：碰撞能量较低时,电子俘获截面大于直接电离截面,随着碰撞能量的增加,电子俘获截面和直接电离截面均是先增大后减小且直接电离截面减小地非常缓慢,高能时,直接电离截面大于电子俘获截面.当入射炮弹离子速度接近0.67倍靶原子K壳层电子速度时,电子俘获截面达到最大值,而当入射炮弹离子速度接近靶原子K壳层电子速度时,直接电离截面达到最大值.     

裸核离子与中性原子碰撞电离过程的理论研究

基于处理裸核离子与中性原子碰撞电离过程的OBKN和ECPSSR理论模型,系统计算了不同裸核离子与中性原子碰撞K壳层电子俘获截面和直接电离截面,并与其它文献已有的理论和实验结果进行了比较.研究结果表明:碰撞能量较低时,电子俘获截面大于直接电离截面,随着碰撞能量的增加,电子俘获截面和直接电离截面均是先增大后减小且直接电离截面减小地非常缓慢,高能时,直接电离截面大于电子俘获截面.当入射炮弹离子速度接近0.67倍靶原子K壳层电子速度时,电子俘获截面达到最大值,而当入射炮弹离子速度接近靶原子K壳层电子速度时,直接电离截面达到最大值.     

Identification of biphonons from prominent features of the angular and energy dependences of the inelastic-scattering cross section of biphonon-splitting neutrons

The dispersion relations and wave functions of biphonon and dissociated two-phonon states of anharmonic crystals are used to determine the cross section of inelastic scattering of neutrons that split biphonons into unbound phonons, which scatter each other as a result of their anharmonicity. Prominent features are found of the angular and energy dependences of the cross section, useful for analyzing experimental data to identify biphonons; it is possible that these features can also be used for subsequent, potentially major modification of the system of existing criteria, based solely on energy-balance considerations for the classification of series of spectral resonances, supposedly corresponding to bound multiphonon states of various multiplicities. For a fixed, large loss of neutron energy, the cross section is a maximum in a “nonhead-on” neutron-biphonon collision with a lobe-shaped angular scattering diagram; for intermediate energy losses the cross section has the largest of all possible values at all collision angles; and, for small energy losses, the cross section is a maximum for “head-on” collision in a narrow range of angles. For a fixed angle the energy dependence of the cross section has a resonance peak, which exists at the low-energy edge of a finite energy band for large angles and, as the angle decreases, gradually increases as it shifts toward the high-energy edge of the band, which becomes narrower and shifts into the low-energy region. However, when the angle decreases below a critical value, the still-increasing resonance maximum changes direction and shifts back toward the low-energy edge. It is shown that, despite strong oscillations of the biphonon wave function in the presence of negative phonon dispersion, the cross section does not depend on the sign of the dispersion, i.e., the universal law of independence from this sign, established previously for the dispersion relation and the biphonon damping constant, appears to carry over to the cross section. Fiz. Tverd. Tela (St. Petersburg) 40, 728–734 (April 1998)     

Rotationsanregung in molekularen Stößen

In a crossed beam experiment K-atoms are velocity analysed before and after collisions with thermally distributed CO₂ molecules. The dependence of the scattering on CMS angle for 6 °???28 °, and on translational-rotational energy transfer from 10 to 50% of the initial relative collision energyE is measured forE=16.8 and 20.2 × 10^?14 erg. The energy transfer corresponds to high rotational excitation of CO₂, 6?Δj?22, if the average levelj=20 before the collision is taken to be the representative initial state. Independent of the amount of energy transfer the inelastic scattering increases towards small angles. Average partial cross sections, reduced to transitions between single levels, are estimated to be considerable fractions of the gas kinetic cross section at ?=20 °. The analysis strongly suggests the formation of a long-lived collision complex in the encounter.     

Regenbogenstreuung an Kalium-Quecksilber

Differential cross section measurements for the scattering of K by Hg at thermal energies are reported. Rainbow angles are compared with literature data and agreement within 2% is found. The data indicate a departure of the rainbow cross section from the Airy integral approximation. The measured variation of the rainbow angle with collision energy cannot safely be explained by those intermolecular potentials for which numerical calculations are available.     

He原子和BH分子碰撞体系的转动激发能量转移

在碰撞体系He+BH的CCSD(T)二维势能面基础上,应用密耦方法,研究了 He+BH分子碰撞转动激发过程.计算了该体系的转动态-态激发的弹性和非弹性的微分和积分截面,分析了计算结果与势能面特征间的关系.结果表明: He原子以从H原子端共线形式碰撞BH分子对j=0→j'=2的激发最为有效;短程排斥对Δj=2的激发作用较大;态-态跃迁总截面出现振荡结构,长程部分分波只对j=0→j'=1的跃迁总截面有较大贡献,j'≥ 关键词： He+BH体系 转动激发 散射截面     

A total energy trigger at large angles used in a calorimetric study of 150 GeV and 300 GeV pion and proton interactions on hydrogen

Hard hadronic scattering was studied by selecting 150 GeV and 300 GeV π^?p and pp events with large energy in a 240 cell calorimeter covering 452 to 1352 in the c.m.s. polar angle and the full 2π azimuth. A downstream calorimeter measured the remaining energy flow at smaller angles. For large energy deposited in the segmented calorimeter the proton induced cross section drops below the pion induced cross section, as expected in a constituent scattering picture. However, neither a simple energy scaling of the cross section nor a dominant jet structure of the events is observed. No evidence was found for recently proposed higher-twist mechanisms leading to events     

The Medium Effects in Dynamics Processes of the Intermediate Energy Heavy Ion Collisions

The sideways flow induced by heavy ion collision have been calculated in the framework of BUU equation with and without medium in n-n collision.The medium effect on sideways flow are important,And the addition of medium dependence to n-n collision cross section gives move sideways flow than that of free n-n collision at 1000MeV/A,but less sideways flow at 200 and 400MeV/A due to the energy and density dependences of the elastic and inelastic n-n cross section in the medium.     

Studies of In-Medium Nucleon-Nucleon Collision Cross Section in the Nonrelativistic Energy Region

At nonrelativistic energy region, by using Skyrme interaction, nucleon-nucleon collision cross sections in medium and their relations with densities and energies have been studied. It is found that under PauLi correction, nucleon-nucleon collision cross section in medium is larger than free nucieon-nucleon collision cross section.     

Dynamic non-Maxwellian screening effects on elastic collisions in Lorentzian plasmas

The dynamic plasma screening and non-Maxwellian effects on elastic electron-ion collisions are investigated in generalized Lorentzian distribution plasmas. The eikonal is employed to obtain the eikonal phase as a function of the spectral index, impact parameter, collision energy, thermal energy, and Debye length. The result shows that the non-Maxwellian effect suppresses the eikonal phase. It is found that the dynamic screening effect significantly enhances the elastic collision cross section for the low thermal energy case. In addition, the eikonal collision cross section is increased by the non-Maxwellian effect.     

Collision cascade evolution in media with energy independent scattering: spatial,energy, and angular distribution

The evolution of an ion induced collision cascade in a solid medium is studied by means of a DPl-approximation to the linear transport equation. Infinite medium and half space geometries are considered. Special attention is given to the effect of the anisotropy of the energy independent scattering cross section. We present results on the spatial distribution of particles moving at different energies, and the energy and angle distribution at the target surface. The spatial distributions are found to obey simple scaling laws; the energy and angular distributions are independent of the form of the scattering cross section, unless it is very strongly forward peaked.     

Magnetic trapping and Zeeman relaxation of NH (X3Sigma-)

NH radicals are magnetically trapped and their Zeeman relaxation and energy transport collision cross sections with helium are measured. Continuous buffer-gas loading of the trap is direct from a room-temperature molecular beam. The Zeeman relaxation (inelastic) cross section of magnetically trapped electronic, vibrational, and rotational ground state NH molecules in collisions with 3He is measured to be 3.8+/-1.1 x 10(-19) cm(2) at 710 mK. The NH-He energy transport cross section is also measured, indicating a ratio of diffusive to inelastic cross sections of gamma=7 x 10(4), in agreement with recent theory [R. V. Krems, H. R. Sadeghpour, A. Dalgarno, D. Zgid, J. K?os, and G. Cha?asiński, Phys. Rev. A 68, 051401 (2003)10.1103/PhysRevA.68.051401].     

High-E_T inclusive jet cross sections in photoproduction at HERA

Inclusive jet differential cross sections for the reaction with quasi-real photons have been measured with the ZEUS detector at HERA. These cross sections are given for the photon-proton centre-of-mass energy interval 134 277 GeV and jet pseudorapidity in the range in the laboratory frame. The results are presented for three cone radii in the plane, . Measurements of above various jet-transverse-energy thresholds up to 25 GeV and in three ranges of W are presented and compared to next-to-leading order (NLO) QCD calculations. For jets defined with differences between data and NLO calculations are seen at high and low . The measured cross sections for jets defined with are well described by the calculations in the entire measured range of and . The inclusive jet cross section for GeV is consistent with an approximately linear variation with the cone radius R in the range between 0.5 and 1.0, and with NLO calculations. Received: 11 February 1998 / Published online: 2 July 1998     

Measurement of the inclusive jet cross section in pp[over] collisions at square root [s]=1.96 TeV

We report on a measurement of the inclusive jet cross section in pp[over ] collisions at a center-of-mass energy sqrt[s]=1.96 TeV using data collected by the D0 experiment at the Fermilab Tevatron Collider corresponding to an integrated luminosity of 0.70 fb;{-1}. The data cover jet transverse momenta from 50 to 600 GeV and jet rapidities in the range -2.4 to 2.4. Detailed studies of correlations between systematic uncertainties in transverse momentum and rapidity are presented, and the cross section measurements are found to be in good agreement with next-to-leading order QCD calculations.     

One-electron capture from the inner shells in atom-multicharged ion collisions

The electron capture from the inner atomic shells by multiply charged ions at intermediate and high collision energies is considered. The cross section scaling laws, as well as the reduced energy parameter, are discussed. Universal curves for the reduced cross section versus the reduced collision energy are presented for electron capture from the K, L and M shells of Ar atoms colliding with multiply charged ions. A comparison of theoretical results with the existing experimental data is given.