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摘要
应用三体边界修正的first Born近似(CB1-3B)和三体边界修正的连续介质中间态方法(BCIS-3B)计算了快速完全剥离弹丸(H+, He2+, Li3+)从类氢离子靶(He+, Li2+)捕获单电子的状态选择和状态求和总截面。所有的计算都是在单电子捕获到任意n l m的弹丸最终状态时进行的,直到n = 4。高n壳层的贡献用奥本海默n?3缩放定律。所得结果与已有的实验数据符合得很好。
The prior versions of the three-body boundary-corrected first Born approximation (CB1-3B) and the three-body boundary-corrected continuum intermediate states method (BCIS-3B) are applied to calculate the state-selective and state-summed total cross sections for single-electron capture from hydrogen-like ion targets (He+, Li2+) by fast completely stripped projectiles (H+, He2+, Li3+). All calculations are carried out for single-electron capture into arbitrary n l m final states of the projectiles, up to n = 4. The contributions from higher n shells are included using the Oppenheimer n?3 scaling law. The present results are found to be in satisfactory agreement with the available experimental data.