Electron-impact ionization cross section

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Start date Oct 3, 2007
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The discussion focuses on calculating ionization cross sections in partially ionized plasma while considering correlation effects, specifically using the variation phase method. The user is seeking links to useful articles and information regarding the phase variation method for ionization. There is a clear need for resources that explain the application of this method in the context of plasma physics. The inquiry highlights the intersection of theoretical approaches and practical applications in ionization studies. Access to relevant literature is essential for advancing understanding in this area.

Oct 3, 2007

Jaka

I'm calculating an ionization cross section in partially ionized plasma, with taking into account of correlation effects. I'm trying to do it with help of variation phase method.

Please, help me to find some link to useful articles.

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Oct 8, 2007

Jaka

Help me please.

Where I can get any information about phase variation method for ionization?

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