Titlebook: Relativistic Collisions of Structured Atomic Particles; Alexander Voitkiv,Joachim Ullrich Book 2008 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2008

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Introductioner-shell atomic electrons, have been a subject of extensive research, both experimental and theoretical. The studies of different processes, accompanying such collisions, are of great interest not only for the basic atomic physics research but also have many applications in other fields of physics s

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First Order Considerationsanical approach for considering nonrelativistic collisions of two structured atomic particles – first order plane-wave (plane-wave Born) approximation – was formulated long ago by Bates and Griffing [18–20]. Later on this approximation was used in many papers which were devoted to the different aspe

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Descriptions of Collisions Within the First Order Approximation in the Projectile–Target Interactionor reviews see [3–6] as well as [75–77]). Theoretical studies of the projectile-electron transitions in relativistic collisions with neutral atoms represent a comparatively new field of research which does not yet have a long history and for which only a few review papers are available [78, 79]..Fro

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Theoretical Methods Extending beyond the First Order Approximation in which the interaction between the ion and atom is restricted just to a single photon exchange. The latter implies that for the first order results to be reliable the ion-atom interaction should be sufficiently weak..Indeed, the field exerted by the highly charged ion during the collision on the

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Cross Sections and Comparison with Experiment approximated as occurring solely due to the interaction with the (unscreened) atomic nucleus since the atomic electrons play just a minor role. This, for instance, is the case for the electron loss from 105 MeV u. U. (1.) projectiles for which the total loss cross sections were measured in [168–171

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Descriptions of Collisions Within the First Order Approximation in the Projectile–Target Interactionm the theoretical point of view the shortcomings of this model are much less tolerable. In particular, this model by no means can serve as a substitute for more regular and rigorous theoretical methods. It is, therefore, the main goal of this and the next chapters to discuss some of such methods.

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978-3-642-09714-0Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2008

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Relativistic Collisions of Structured Atomic Particles978-3-540-78421-0Series ISSN 1615-5653 Series E-ISSN 2197-6791