Photoionization and electron-impact ionization of Xe3+

Triple Photoionization of Lithium Up To 650 eV

The doubleand triple-photoionization process in which two (or three) electrons are simultaneously emitted from an atom is of fundamental importance for the understanding of electron correlation. The triple-to-single photoionization ratio is a convenient way to quantify this correlation and to investigate its photon energy dependence. Many experimental and theoretical investigations have dealt w...

Absolute Cross Sections of Multi-Photon Ionization of Xenon by the Comparison with Process of its Electron-Impact Ionization

Comparison of electronand photon-impact processes as a method for determination of photo-ionization cross sections is described, discussed and shown to have many attractive features. Keywords—Transition probability, cross section, photoionization, electron-ionization, multi-photon process.

Photoionization and electron-impact ionization of Ar5+

Analysis of electron impact ionization properties of methane

Published experimental photon and electron impact ionization cross sections of CH4 have been reviewed and analyzed. Absolute partial ionization oscillator strengths (fij) for CH4 , CH + 3 , CH + 2 , CH , H and H2 have been obtained. Electron impact ionization cross sections are recommended based on agreement between the oscillator strength values derived from photoionization and electron impact...

Three-dimensional structure of the Martian nightside ionosphere: Predicted rates of impact ionization from Mars Global Surveyor magnetometer and electron reflectometer measurements of precipitating electrons

[1] The nightside ionosphere of Mars is known to be highly variable: electron densities are below detection thresholds in certain regions and are almost comparable to the photoionization-produced dayside ionosphere in others. The factors controlling its structure include thermospheric densities, temperatures and winds, day-night plasma transport, plasma temperatures, current systems, meteoroid ...