Ion and electron currents from hot filaments - Effect of alloying on electron emission.
Ion and electron contaminating currents removal in vacuum evaporating devices, using biased field plates
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Ion and electron contaminating currents removal in vacuum evaporating devices, using biased field plates
Energy spectrum of secondary electrons and fluorescent efficiency in 3914 A band, obtaining ionization cross section
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Electron energy spectra construction from Al, Sn and Au target layers transmission angular distribution measurements, using computer calculated spectra for comparison
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Electron density and temperature distribution in boundary layer flow of reflected shock tunnel conical nozzle
Electron scattering spectra of CO2 are reported in the 7 to 10 eV energy-loss range, at energies of 0.2, 0.35, 0.6, 0.7, and 7.0 eV above threshold, and at a scattering angle of 90 deg. Several new distinct overlapping continua with weak, diffuse bands superimposed are observed to lie in this energy-loss range. The experimental spectra are discussed in the light of recent ab initio configuration-interaction calculations of the vertical transition energies of CO2. The experimental spectra are shown to be consistent with the excitation states of CO2.
Computer programs were used to calculate the total electron excitation cross-section for atoms and the partial ionization cross-section. The approximations to the scattering amplitude used are as follows: (1) Born, Bethe, and Modified Bethe for non-exchange excitation; (2) Ochkur for exchange excitation; and (3) Coulomb-Born of non-exchange ionization. The amplitudes are related to the differential cross-sections which are integrated to give the total excitation (or partial ionization) cross-section for the collision. The atomic wave functions used are Hartree-Fock-Slater functions for bound states and the coulomb wave function for the continuum. The programs are presented and the results are examined.