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Calculated cross sections for the multiple ionization of nitrogen andargon atoms by electron impact

H Deutsch, K Becker, T D Märk2000年Plasma Physics and Controlled FusionIF 2.2出版社

The semi-empirical Deutsch-Märk (DM) formula was used to calculate crosssections for the formation of Nm + (m = 2-7) and Arm + (m = 2-18) ions by electron impact on the neutral atoms. Our calculated crosssections for these multiple ionization processes are compared with availableexperimental and other theoretical data and systematic trends in the data arehighlighted.

日本語訳

半経験的Deutsch-Märk (DM) 式を用いて、中性原子への電子衝突による Nm + (m = 2-7) および Arm + (m = 2-18) イオンの生成断面積を計算した。これらの多重電離過程に対する我々の計算断面積は、利用可能な実験データおよび他の理論データと比較され、データ中の系統的な傾向が強調される。

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