Bound-bound transitions in hydrogenlike atoms induced by fast charged particles
Excitation cross sections for bound-bound transitions in optical levels in hydrogenlike atoms induced by fast charged particles
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Excitation cross sections for bound-bound transitions in optical levels in hydrogenlike atoms induced by fast charged particles
Born approximation for ionization cross sections of H-atom H-atom collision with ground state and excited state factors
Bound bound transitions in hydrogen like atoms induced by fast charged particles
Hydrogenic atoms ionization by high energy electrons, discussing cross sections for ejected electrons and total energy
Electron impact ionization cross sections for second quantum level of atomic H, using Born exchange approximation and Vainshtein approximation
Fast electron calculations for atomic hydrogen excited state ionization
Electron impact ionization of hydrogen/2s/ and hydrogen/2p/
Ionization cross section behavior in high energy electron-hydrogen atom collisions
Excitation and ionization of helium ion /1s/ by electron impact
Oscillator strengths for extreme UV resonance lines of ions in neon isoelectronic sequence calculated, based on single configurations in intermediate coupling
Vainshteins approximation method applied to electron impact excitation and ionization of atoms
Oscillator strengths for extreme ultraviolet resonance lines of ions in neon isoelectronic sequence
Coulomb Born approximation derived for ionization of hydrogen atom by electron collision when atom is in any given initial state
Parabolic coordinate evaluation of atomic form factor of hydrogen atom for excitation cross section induced by electron collision
Electron capture by protons in hydrogen in electric fields - quantum mechanical considerations
Hydrogen atom ionization by electron collision
Excitation of hydrogen atom by electron collision
Evaluation of 3x3 cross section matrix involved in electron impact excitation of ground state hydrogen atom to 2s and 2p levels