Titlebook: Atomic Physics of Highly Ionized Atoms; Richard Marrus Book 1983 Plenum Press, New York 1983 X-ray.atomic physics.atoms.dynamics.electrody

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Relativistic and QED Effects in Highly Ionized Systems,e, with the help of plasma sources or high energy accelerators such as the Berkeley Super-Hilac, to study krypton ions with all but one or two of the normal thirty-six electrons stripped away. Experiments with still heavier systems are being planned.

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Inner Shell Electrons in Superheavy Quasiatoms,d physicists1 dream, to investigate nuclear reactions for all elements of the periodic system, to understand fusion, fission, and nuclear structure upon a broad experimental base, was converted into reality and — at least in principle — also the door was opened to the unknown realm of superheavy elements.

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Electron-Ion Collisions, with some emphasis of unique physics aspects associated with ionic charge. The material presented will be discussed from a primarily experimental viewpoint with most attention to electron-ion interacting beams experiments.

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Channeling of Ions and Electrons in Crystals and Radiation from Channeled Electrons,ion of channeling was given in 1965 by Lindhard., and most of the basic phenomena had been investigated in detail by 1970.. Since then, the main emphasis in channeling studies has been on application in solid-state physics., in nuclear physics., and in high-energy physics.

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Book 1983harge state of any ion right up through 92 fully-stripped uranium (U +). Equally dramatic progress has been achieved in the energy range of the available ions. As an example, fully-stripped neon ions have been produced in useable quantities with kinetic energies ranging from a few ev to more than 20

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4613-3718-8X-ray; atomic physics; atoms; dynamics; electrodynamics; electron; electrons; energy; heavy ion; physics; quan

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978-1-4613-3720-1Plenum Press, New York 1983