The resonance structure of electron scattering cross sections on carbon atom
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https://doi.org/10.24144/2415-8038.2012.31.156-162Keywords:
Carbon atom, Electron-impact scattering, R-matrix, B-spline, Integral cross sections, Resonance structureAbstract
The B-spline R-matrix method is used to investigate the electron-impact excitation of neutral carbon an in the low-energy near-threshold regions. The excitation cross sections exhibit prominent resonance structures in these energy region, especially for the weak spin-forbidden transitions and transitions from metastable states. The energy positions, widths, and classifications for the detected resonances are presented.References
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