Titlebook: Electron-Atom and Electron-Molecule Collisions; Juergen Hinze Book 1983 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1983 collision.diatomic m

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Bárbara Navazo,Silvia Lucrecia Dahintenulations from bound to scattering states. While all of these methods exploit the idea that the interaction region in a scattering experiment is short ranged, and hence well representable in a finite L. basis, they differ in how the boundary conditions at infinity appropriate to scattering are accoun

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Antony W. Goodwin,Heather E. Wheata very general form and used to establish the connection between the R-matrix method, the Kapur-Peierls states, the Siegert resonances and the Feshbach projection method. The power of this approach as an analytic and computational tool is demonstrated by considering the vibrational excitation of a h

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Human Health and the Environments. In the first part, we concentrate on resonant processes, determinant in vibrational excitation and dissociative attachment. The key tool of the frame transformations is then the R-matrix method which allows separate resolution of the Schr?dinger equation in the close and distant interaction regio

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Evaluation of Dummy Neck Performancens. The main reason for this progress stems from an ever increasing need for the relevant cross sections in many applications in astrophysics, in the physics of the upper atmosphere, in laboratory plasma physics and in laser physics. In addition to their demands, recent experiments devoted to low en

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Clinical-Pharmacological Studies,nt that the values used are reliable since the use of ionization balance curves based on different approximate cross-sections may lead to conflicting conclusions about the physical properties of the plasma being studied (Cheng et al. (1979)). Unfortunately, ionization remains one of the outstanding