Titlebook: Atomic Processes in Electron-Ion and Ion-Ion Collisions; F. Brouillard Book 1986 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1986 astrophysic

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Theory of Electron-Ion CollisionsWe consider scattering of electrons by an ion of nuclear charge Z and with N electrons. The Hamiltonian for the N+l electron system is . and the Schr?dinger equation for the complete system is . We introduce the ion eigenstates Φ. which satisfy . and let

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Recent Developments in the Theory of Dissociative Recombination and Related ProcessesDissociative recombination of molecular ions: . has been presented and discussed by B. Mitchell, in the same volume. The current chapter will comment on some interesting features of this process and present recent theoretical developments in this field. Examples and extension to related processes will close this chapter.

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The Role of Electronic and Ionic Collisions in Tokamak DevicesThe primary objective of research into controlled thermo-nuclear fusion is to develop an effective energy source based on the reaction ..

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,Unternehmensplanung und Unsch?rfe,utlined. Scaling properties of the radiative and Auger transiton probabilities are examined in detail. Sample calculations of dielectronic recombination (DR) rates and cross sections are given. Refinements of the basic calculation which are described include configuration interaction, intermediate c

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,Unsch?rfenmodellierung durch Fuzzy Sets,n distorted-wave approximation. Calculations using these expressions are applied to several types of phenomena in electron-ion scattering where comparison with other theoretical methods and experimental measurements can be made,

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AI Techniques for Agent Constructionwhich this intricate and fragile process has afforded. Good progress has been made in meeting these challenges, both experimentally and theoretically, and we focus here on experimental aspects. Since theoretical issues of DR are addressed in portions of the chapters in this volume by Hahn and by Pin

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