Complex cross sections of spin exchange in collisions of sodium and potassium atoms in the ground state

Complex cross sections of the spin exchange are calculated for the first time for interacting Na and K atoms based on the data on the singlet (X ¹Σ⁺) and triplet (a ³Σ⁺) potentials that describe the interaction of these alkali-metal atoms in the ground state. The obtained cross sections allow one to theoretically consider the polarization transfer processes and calculate the relaxation times and the magnetic resonance frequency shifts caused by Na-K spin-exchange collisions.     

Spin exchange during collisions of two sodium atoms

Based on data on the singlet (X ¹Σ⁺) and triplet (a ³Σ⁺) potentials describing the interaction of two Na atoms in the ground state, the complex cross sections of spin exchange for the system under investigation are calculated. The obtained cross sections allow one to determine relaxation times, as well as magnetic-resonance frequency shifts caused by spin-exchange Na-Na collisions.     

Spin exchange and chemi-ionization during collisions of polarized metastable helium atoms with ground-state cesium atoms

The kinetics of the optical orientation of atoms in a helium-cesium gas-discharge plasma are considered, and kinetic equations describing the optical orientation of atoms in the case of two simultaneously occurring processes, viz., an elastic process (spin exchange) and an inelastic process (chemi-ionization), are derived. The rate constants of these processes are determined experimentally: C _se=(2.8±0.8)×10⁻⁹ cm³s⁻¹, C _ci=(1.0±0.3)×10⁻⁹ cm³s⁻¹. Zh. Tekh. Fiz. 69, 36–40 (September 1999)     

Collisions of alkali-metal atoms Cs and Rb in the ground state. Spin exchange cross sections

Collisions of alkali-metal atoms ¹³³Cs and ⁸⁵Rb in the ground state are considered in the energy interval of 10^–4–10^–2 au. Complex cross sections of the spin exchange, which allow one to calculate the processes of polarization transfer and the relaxation times, as well as the magnetic resonance frequency shifts caused by spin exchange Cs–Rb collisions, are obtained.     

Multichannel excitation cross sections of sodium atoms at slow collisions with hydrogen atoms

Excitation cross sections at slow collisions of hydrogen and sodium atoms are calculated based on two sets of quantum-chemical data. The results of calculations permit one to conclude that, upon the excitation of the sodium atom from the ground state in the region of near-threshold energies, the cross sections are highly sensitive to matrix nonadiabaticity elements. In addition, the matrix nonadiabaticity element was varied for the transition 3s → 3p of the sodium atom at fixed collision energy near the reaction threshold. It was found that the variation leads to a significant change in the excitation cross section 3s → 3p, and the range of the energetic dependence of this cross section was determined.     

He同位素原子与HBr分子碰撞的微分截面

基于作者构造的He-HBr体系的各向异性势,采用密耦方法计算了³He,⁴He,⁶He和⁷He与HBr分子在碰撞能量分别为40和75meV时的微分截面,详细讨论了入射氦同位素对微分截面的影响.结果表明：在相同碰撞能量时,随着同位素氦原子质量的增加,总微分截面在0° 时的角分布逐渐增大,同一级衍射振荡极小值位置逐渐向小散射角方向移动;弹性与总非弹性截面交界角逐渐减小,总非弹性截面逐渐增加.碰撞能量越低,入射同位素He原子的 关键词： 同位素效应 微分截面 各向异性势 He-HBr体系     

Potentials and scattering cross sections for collisions of He atoms with adsorbed CO

Ab initio calculations of the total scattering cross section for the collision system He → $\text{CO}\text{Pt(111)}$ within the renormalized distorted wave Born approximation are reported. The interaction potential for this atom-adsorbate system consists of the usual two-body gas phase-like potential as well as two additional substrate mediated van der Waals contributions, all with similar long range behaviour. Comparison of the calculated cross sections for various incident velocities and angles with available experimental data is made without using any adjustable parameters in the potential to fit the data, and the importance of including the anisotropic and substrate-mediated forces is emphasized.     

Electron collisions with laser cooled and trapped metastable helium atoms: total scattering cross sections

Absolute measurements of total scattering cross sections for low energy (5-70 eV) electrons by metastable helium (2(3)S) atoms are presented. The measurements are performed using a magneto-optical trap which is loaded from a laser-cooled, bright beam of slow He(2(3)S) atoms. The data are compared with predictions from convergent close coupling and R matrix with pseudostate calculations, and we find good agreement between experiment and theory.     

Plane wave born cross sections including exchange forK-shell ionization of light atoms

Cross sections forK-shell ionization by electron impact have been calculated in plane wave Born approximation (PWBA) including outer screening with allowance for electron exchange in Ochkur approximation. The results agree reasonably with available experimental data.     

Geometrical model approximation for ionization cross sections of atoms and ions in ion-atom collisions

The applicability of the geometrical model (GM) proposed in [14, 15] to calculate the ionization probability and cross section of atoms and ions during collisions with ions, including structural ions, was studied at high velocities of partners. The GM represents a version of the classical impulse approximation. It was shown that the GM in all cases under consideration allows estimation of the ionization probability and total corss section of an atom or an ion during collisions with ions with deviations of no more than 50% from the results of the classical Monte Carlo method. GM calculations are rather simple in computation respect and limit the ionization probability by unity at arbitrary impact parameters.     

Differential cross sections of positron-hydrogen collisions

We make a detailed study on the angular differential cross sections of positron–hydrogen collisions by using the momentum-space coupled-channels optical(CCO) method for incident energies below the H ionization threshold. The target continuum and the positronium(Ps) formation channels are included in the coupled-channels calculations via a complex equivalent-local optical potential. The critical points, which show minima in the differential cross sections, as a function of the scattering angle and the incident energy are investigated. The resonances in the angular differential cross sections are reported for the first time in this energy range. The effects of the target continuum and the Ps formation channels on the different cross sections are discussed.     

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.     

Excitation and ionization cross sections of hydrogen-like atoms in collisions with relativistic highly charged ions

The relativistic eikonal approximation and a matching procedure are used to describe excitation and ionization of hydrogen-like atoms from an arbitrary discrete energy state by the impact of a highly charged relativistic bare ion. Bethe-type formulas are derived that are asymptotically valid in the limits of v → c and Z ? 1, where v is the relative collision velocity, c is the speed of light, and Z is the ion charge.     

Scaling properties of target excitation cross sections in collisions between atoms and multiply charged ions

The scaling properties of one-electron target excitation cross sections in collisions between atoms and multiply charged ions are investigated. For the example of bare-ion (Z)-hydrogen collisions with various charge numbers Z it is shown that, in many-state calculations for Z ≥ 2 and energies E/Z ≈ 15–100 keV/amu, calculated 2p excitation cross sections lie approximately on a universal curve. This curve deviates from the one which has been derived earlier by Janev and Presnyakov for all Z on the basis of a simplified three-state model, and in fact results from a consistent three-state treatment show no scaling. The scaling properties of the excitation cross sections are easily understood in a purely classical model of distant collisions.     

Total charge-transfer cross sections in collisions of Ca+ ions with Mg and Sr atoms

The total charge-transfer cross sections in Ca⁺ + Mg and Ca⁺ + Sr collisions are investigated experimentally by the crossed-beam technique in the energy range 80–1000 eV.     

Angular and energy differential electron emission cross sections in collisions between antiprotons and helium atoms

We present theoretical singly- and doubly-differential ionization cross sections in collisions between antiprotons and helium atoms at 50 and 100 keV impact energies. The calculations were performed within the frame work of the continuum distorted wave eikonal initial state approximation and a three-body classical trajectory Monte Carlo method. We find clear evidence for the formation of the anti-cusp in the differential distributions.     

Chemi-ionization and spin exchange upon collisions of metastable helium atoms with potassium atoms in the ground state

The spin exchange and chemi-ionization cross sections have been calculated for the metastable helium atom-potassium atom system in the ground state. The data on the spin exchange cross section in the system He(2³ S ₁)-K(4² S _1/2) have been obtained for the first time. The cross sections were calculated for the collision energies ranging from 2 × 10^?4 to 60 × 10^?4 au The chemi-ionization cross sections obtained have been compared with the data in the literature.