Bibliography of Low Energy Electron

Collision Cross Section Data

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Miscellaneous Publication 289
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Bibliography Of Low Energy

Electron Collision Cross Section Data

L. J. Kieffer

Laboratory Astrophysics Division

Institute for Basic Standards

National Bureau of Standards

Boulder, Colorado 80302

National Bureau of Standards Miscellaneous Publication 289

Issued March 10, 1967

For Sale by the Superintendent of Documents, U.S. Government Printing Office Washington, D. C, 20402 - Price 50 cents
Library of Congress Catalog Card Number: 67-60033
CONTENTS

Page

INTRODUCTION v

BIBLIOGRAPHY: ELECTRON PAPERS

Total Elastic Scattering Experimental 1 Total Elastic Scattering Theoretical 1 Differential Elastic Scattering Experimental 2 Differential Elastic Scattering Theoretical 2 Electronic Excitation Experimental 3 Electronic Excitation Theoretical 5 Electron Detachment Experimental 7 Electron Detachment Theoretical 7 De-Excitation Experimental 7 De-Excitation Theoretical 7 Ionization Experimental 8

Ionization Theoretical 10

Dissociation Experimental 11

Dissociation Theoretical 11

Free-Free Emission Theoretical 11

Dissociative Ionization Experimental 11

Dissociative Ionization Theoretical 12

Radiative Attachment Experimental 12

Radiative Attachment Theoretical 12

Dissociative Recombination Experimental 12

Dissociative Recombination Theoretical 12

Radiative Capture or Recombination Experimental 12

Radiative Capture or Recombination Theoretical 13

Rotational Excitation Experimental 13

Rotational Excitation Theoretical 13

Vibrational Excitation Experimental 13

Vibrational Excitation Theoretical 13

Dissociative Attachment Experimental 13

Dissociative Attachment Theoretical 14

Total Scattering Experimental 14

Total Scattering Theoretical 15

POSITRON PAPERS

Total Elastic Scattering Experimental 16

Total Elastic Scattering Theoretical 16

Differential Elastic Scattering Theoretical 16

Electronic Excitation Theoretical 16

Electron Detachment Theoretical 16

Ionization Theoretical 16

BIBLIOGRAPHIC REFERENCES 17

AUTHOR INDEX 78

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BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LOW ENERGY ELECTRON

COLLISION CROSS SECTION DATAf

L. J. Kieffer

A bibliography of low energy electron collision

cross section data is presented. Only references

which report original measurements or calculations

of electron collision cross sections are included.

The cross section data for each process are listed

by atomic species in order of their atomic number.

The data for molecules are listed in arbitrary

order.

Key Words: atom, molecule, electron, collision

cross section

INTRODUCTION

The Joint Institute for Laboratory Astrophysics (JILA) maintains an Information Center for collecting reports which contain information of

interest to plasma physicists and astrophysicists. Because of the

availability of information from other data centers, our scope is confined to low energy atomic collision data. Our obligation to the

National Standard Reference Data System requires that we make available

to the general scientific and technical community critically evaluated

data for electron and photon collisions with atoms and simple molecules.

This Bibliography has been issued previously in report form (JILA Reports

#4 and #34, and JILA Information Center Report #2). All previous

versions of this bibliography, and this one, have included all of the

bibliographic material in our files at the time of publication. The

current literature for this publication was searched through October

1966. Because we rely upon the abstracting journals to obtain references

from sources which do not in general contain information of interest,

there may be some material from late 1966 which is not included in this

bibliography. The current scientific literature will be searched for

this material on a continuing basis and all future bibliographic material

will be issued in conjunction with the publication of critically

evaluated data.

t This research was supported in part by the Advanced Research Projects

Agency (Project DEFENDER), monitored by the U. S. Army Research

,..0ff ice-Durham, under Contract DA-31-124-ARO-D-139 , and in part by the

National Bureau of Standards through the National Standard Reference

Data Program.

v
Electron Scattering Cross Section Bibliography

The criterion used in choosing the references for this bibliography is

that the publication contain original measurements or calculations of

electron cross sections in the energy range 0 to 10 KeV for specific

atomic or molecular targets. The upper limit on the energy was not used

as an absolute limit but indicates the order of magnitude of interest.

This means that one should not expect to find electron collision cross sections in the range of 50 KeV and above.

Papers containing the following quantities, which are not explicitly

cross sections, have also been collected:

The reason for including these quantities is that under the proper

conditions cross sections have been or can be simply derived from them.

Published manuscripts, theses, reports given at meetings, and company or agency reports which have been printed and circulated are included in the

bibliography. However, reference is not made to material that is unavaiT

able either through library facilities or government document centers.

(No classified material is included.)

There is a tendency for authors to publish material which is identical to

that which they have reported on at a meeting (which is printed and

circulated) and also issued as a company or agency report. In some cases

it is possible to verify that this is so and in those cases only one reference (the formal publication if there is one) is kept in our bibliography. In most cases it is not possible to make such a precise

distinction among such documents, since only some of the material may

have been made available before. Because of this, there may be cases, of

duplication in the sense that there may be more than one reference to the same original data. We have tried to keep this to a minimum consistent

with our aim of collecting all published data.

Inclusion of a reference in this bibliography does not imply a value

judgment about the accuracy of the information. We only assert that

this reference reports a measured or calculated electron collision cross section (or the equivalent as described previously) . The question of the

accuracy of the data is to be covered in separate published critical

reviews [see, for example, Reviews of Modern Physics , 38 , 1, (1966)].

Description of the Bibliography Format

The Electron Cross Section Bibliography is divided into three main

sections. The first section describes the data which are in the refer- ences included in the bibliography. The data are categorized by a

1.2.

3., 4.

phase shifts,

scattering lengths,

ionization efficiencies,

excitation efficiencies.

vi
hierarchy of descriptors in the following order:

1. Process (e.g., elastic scattering, electronic excitation, etc.

2. Experimental or Theoretical

3. Normalized or Relative

(The data are considered normalized if given in

absolute units.)

4. Atomic or Molecular Species including the degree of

ionization of the species.

(A negative ion is indicated by a minus sign; neutral

unexcited species by a blank; neutral excited species

by a star; and a positive ion by a number indicating

the degree of positive ionization. All of these

symbols follow the atomic species, which are listed

in ascending order of nuclear charge, Z. Molecular

species are listed in arbitrary order.)

5. The references in which the data described are found.

The references are identified by an arbitrary file

number, the first author and the year of publication

(e.g., 63 implies 1963).

The following comments about categories (see Contents) are necessary in

order to use the bibliography properly. Category ELASTIC SCATTERING, for

theoretical papers, includes all references to elastic scattering cross section computations except differential elastic scattering cross section

references, which are given in a separate category. In the case of exper

imental papers only those references in which cross section measurements

were reported with energy discrimination for the scattered electrons are included under ELASTIC SCATTERING.

Category TOTAL SCATTERING includes theoretical papers which give a total

cross section which is the sum of elastic and inelastic cross sections.

It also includes any references to experimentally determined cross sections in which the experiment does not distinguish between elastically

and inelastically scattered electrons even if the experiment is carried

out in an energy range in which only elastic scattering is expected.

The second section lists the title, authors and complete reference for

the paper cited. These are ordered by their "file" number.

The abbreviations for journal titles are taken from Chemical Abstracts

or if not abstracted there, from Science Abstracts, Section A: Physics

Abstracts .

The third section consists of an alphabetical author index. After each

name is a list of the "file" numbers of articles authored or co-authored

to be found in the bibliographic section.

vii
The author would like to gratefully acknowledge the assistance of the

staff of the JILA Information Center. The computer programs used for

this report were written by Patricia Ruttenberg. The manuscript was prepared by Mary Ann Lefler and Elizabeth Hosack.

viii
ELECTRON PAPERS

TOTAL ELASTIC SCATTERING EXPERIMENTAL TOTAL ELASTIC SCATTERING THEORETICAL

NORMALIZED NORMALIZED

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0330 U734

NE 0273

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0330 073*

KR 0739

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CS 1346 HG 0069

H2 C260

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02 0260 RELATIVE

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ChEn,63

BALLING, 64 CHEN, 63 BALLING, 64 ARNUT.3S ENGtLHARDT,63

LASSETTRE.57 LASSETTRE.53

ENGtLHARDT ,63

0274 GOLDAN , 63 0637 LANGMU I R , 28

0330 WESTIN.49

0734 GRAHAM, 54

0292 ENGELHARDT.64

0637 LANGMUIR.28

1909 MAZING. 66

1909 MAZING, 66 0637 LANGMU I R , 28

0637 LANGMU I R , 28

0637 LANGMUIR.28

1593 KLE1NP0PPEN.65

0300 0518

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ARNOT.31 SCHULZ. 64 KUYATT.65

HUGHES. 32 ARNOT.31

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AHNOT.31

KUYATT .65 1347 KUYATT, 65 0052

1471 0052

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ARNOT.31 KUYATT . 66

KUYATT. 66

TOTAL ELASTIC SCATTERING

NORMALIZED

0028

0044

0083

0151 0168

0234

0276

0296

0351 0369

0393

0403 0408

0416

1144 7 0457

CORINALnESI.63

BURKE, 62 BURKE ,63 BURKE. 62 SARAPH.62

MASSEY .56 AKEHIB.6I GAILITIS.63

BELL . 63 OCHKUR .57 80YfcT.S4 ALTSHULER . 53 OHMuRA.58 BRANSDEN.58

SCH«ARTZ.61 OtMnOV.56

0490 0498

0512

0537

0543

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0716

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0856

0864 0896

0899 0904

0935

0980

1009

1022

1026

1033

1074

1084

1092 1487

1505

1511

1550 1552

1580

1703

1747 1773

1869

0517 SCHULZ. 63 0529 SCHULZ. 64

0300 SCHULZ. 63 1004 HUGHES, 33

0049 BULLARn,31

1347 KUYATT , 65

0529 SCHULZ, 64

0529 SCHULZ. 64

1085 KUYATT. 64

0300 SCHULZ, 63

SCHWARTZ, 61 TEMKIN.63

TEMK I N , 63 0MIDVAR.59

STAVER.49

MI TTLEMAN. 62 OHMURA . 60 MCEACHRAN.61

TEMK I N, 61 VEKLENKO . 64 MCEACHRAN .63 ROBINSON. 61 DAMBURG.63

MALIK, 64 SMITH, 60 JOHN, 60 KYLE, 64 OCHKUR , 58 SCHWARTZ. 62 BURKE. 63 SMITH, 62 SARAPH,61 LIPPM4NN,61

SOMERV I LLE , 63 ROSENBERG, 60 SLOAN. 64 GAILITIS.65

DAMBURG , 65 TIETZ.63

DAMBURG. 63 DAMBURG.63 ARMSTEAD.65

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TIETZ.59 M0ISEIWITSCH.53

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HUSAIN.66 ZHIKHAREVA.65

LABAHN , 66 SCHENTER,66

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THEORETICAL

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MCDOUGALL. 32 HUANG, 49 BURKE, 62 KAMENETSKI I ,62 GELTMAN.60 CHAN0RASEKHAR.46

OMALLEY . 62 KAT0.51 B0ROWIT2.57

MASSEY ,50 MASSEY, 51 SEATON.S7

BRANSOEN, 56 KRALL ,60 OHMURA. 59

HE 1 0422

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MCEACHRAN. 60 SMITH, 60 MALIK, 60 NUTT,64

PU.63

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MURAEV. 63 SMITH. 61 KINGSTON. 61 TEMKIN.61

TEMK IN. 62 WADDINGTON.64 VA1NSHTEIN.63

LANE .64 HAHN.62

TIETZ.63

TAYLOR. 65 DAMBURG, 63 DAMBURG.63

LEVIN, 66 JOHN, 66 MOISEIWITSCH,65

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LABAHN, 64 MOISEIWITSCH.61

WILLIAMSON. 65 KESTNER.65

WILLIAMSON. 62 BANERJEE. 65 ORIENT .66 ZHIKHAREVA.66

PETERK0P.65

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1469 KAHULE .65

1491 KARULE 1 65 1498 GARRETT, 65

1520 SALMONA • 63 1 523 GARRETT, 64 1542 KARULE 1 65 1587 SALMONA , 65 1864 KAHULE , 65 1865 KARULE , 65 2002 PETERK0P.65

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DIFFERENTIAL ELASTIC SCATTERING EXPERIMENTAL

NORMAL I ZED

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HE 0165 HUGHES, 32 0330 WESTIN.49

0637 LANGMUIR.28 0995 GOOURICh.37

1277 HUGHES. 36

NE 0187 HERMAN, 49 0330 WEST I N » a9 0637 LANGMUIR.28

AR 0187 8ERMAN , 49 0330 WESUN.49

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HG 0021 TATE, 32 0637 LANGMUIR.28

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C H4 0190 EDMISTEN,49

C2H6 0190 EDM ISTEN.49 RELATIVE

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HE 0003 D YMOND .27 0011 MCMILLEN.30

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1427 0EICHSFL.65 1431 STEI0L.65

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C2H4 1286 CHILDS.34

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RELATIVE

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0639 MORSE, 32

HE ] 0440 RRANSDEN»53

DIFFERENT I AL ELASTIC SCATTERING THEORETICAL

0 0048 MOTT , 30 NORMALIZED 1 287 HILL, 36

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H • 0935 OCHKUR. 58

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C 4 0*84 PILYANKEVICH .60 0373 LASSETTRE.53 0379 SILVERMAN, 57 0464 FRISH.58 0477 YAKH0NTOVA.60

N 1579 BRACKETT .63 04B5 LIN, 62 0554 HUGHES , 63 0600 PHELPS. 58 0637 LANGMUIR.28

0 0409 TIETZ.59 1579 BRACKETT, 63 0742 ST JOHN, 60 0787 HUGHES, 63 0799 SILVERMAN, 64 0800 LASSETTRE.64

F 0572 MOERNI .53 1287 HILL. 36 0871 FLEMING. 63 0886 GABH1EL.60

1049 ST JOHN, 64 1088 FLEMING • 64 NA 1865 KARULE.65 1265 JONES, 48 1323 YAKHONTOVA.59

1 455 MILLER, 64 1528 HOLT . 65

NA 1 0719 SEAT0N.S8 1583 ZAPESOCHNYI ,65 1677 HOL T . 66 1760 LASHM0RE-DAVIES.65 1892 HOLT . 65

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CL 0745 TIETZ.60 * 0 759 R08BEN.63

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1584 REVALD.65

CS 1865 KARULE.65

NA 0141 LOVERIOGE.31 0290

AU 1646 SCHONFELDER. 66 0414 VOLKOVA, 61 1517 ZAPESOCHhY I ,6? 1683 ZAPESOCHNYI .65 MS 0109 BUNYAN . 63 1424 BUNYAN. 65 1646 SCHONFELDER. 66 AR 0187 BERMAN.49 0288 HERRMANN 1 36 0637 LANGMUIR.28 0755 VOLKOVA « 59

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3
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ST JOHN. 61 HI0GINS0N.61 ZAPESOCHNYI.63

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CHAMBERLAIN, 65 EHRHARDT , 65 KUPRIYAN0V.66

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1301 1527

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0516 SMIT.63

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0564 ST JOHN . 62 0158

0620 COLES, 37 0232

0651 LEES, 29 0319

0668 W0MER,34 1301 0747 MCFARLAND ,6* 1411 0880 MAURER , 3* 1692

0968 SKERBELE,60

1073 MCFARLAND, 64 N2 0059

1090 SCHULZ , 6* 0137

130* CHAMBEHLA IN, 65 0328

1417 CHAMBERLAIN, 65 0475

1521 ZAPESOCHNYI ,65 0632

1572 CERMaK , 66 0953

1753 BOERSCH , 65 09B9

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ZAPESOCHNYI, 62 ZAPESOCHNYI.63

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FUHRMANN.39

MOHR.32 HARNWELL » 29 BRASEFIELD.29

SCHULZ.58

OLMSTED. 65 RAFF. 62 HEIDEMAN.66

MOHR .32 NICOLL.33

SCHULZ , 59 ZAPESOCHNYI ,60 LANGSTROTH, 34 STEWART, 55 THOMPSON, 34 LANGSTROTH, 35 LANGSTROTH, 35 LASSETTRE , 65

GE IGER, 65 MEYER, 66 BUNDY , 37 KISHK0.60

SCHULZ, 60 RAFF. 62 SKERBELE . 65 SKERBELE .60

0111 HAFT, 33 1078 ZAPESOCHNYI ,63

0058 MOHR , 32 0067 WHIODINGTON, 34 0119 MAIER-LEIBNIT/,

0304 HANLE, 52 0692 KUYATT.63

0968 SKERBELE , 60 1411 RAFF, 62 1776 KUPR I YANOV , 66

1077 ZAPESOCHNYI ,63

0607 DEVYAT0V.55

1301 OLMSTED. 65 1776 KjPRIYAnOV.66

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GAGGE * 33 J0NGERIUS,61 MINKOWSKI ,23 BOGDANOVA, 63 BRATTAlN.29

J0NGEHIUS,56

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SKERBELE, 60 RUDBERG.30

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ZAPESOCHNYI .61 HEIUEMAN.66

03*3 ZAPESOCHNYI, 5*

O968 SKERBELE, 60 1419 SKERBELE, 65 182* SKERBELE, 66

1*81 SKERBELE, 65

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NORMA! IZED

N 0 0612 LASSETTRE 1 65 18*1 K0VAL.66 H » 1522 P0MILLA.63 1657

1674 VELORE « 65 1718 C2H2 137* B0KMAN.65 1812 6EISER.65 1851 KINGSTON, 66 1868

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1301 OLMSTED. 65 1*18 METER, 65 0395 ALTSHULER.53 0396

1*81 SKER8ELE » 65 17*3 SILVERMAN. 64 0432 0PIK.55 0435

18*1 K0VAL«66 1887 SKERBELE.66 0441 MASSEY , 52 0452

0460 MASSEY, 54 0462

C 0 I 0039 BUNDy.37 0555 BECKER, 63 0616

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0760 MATORA ,60 0765

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1265 JONES • 48 1546

C2H4 137* B0*MAN,65 1411 RAFF , 62 1557 BAUER , 65 1 558

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1663 SILVERMAN, 66 1682

S F6 1856 SIMPSON, 66 1695 FOX . 66 1710

1767 F0X.65 1793

18*6 BURKE. 66 HE • 1103 YAV0RSKY.47 1658 ELECTRONIC EXCITATION THEORETICAL 1804 OCHKUR . 66

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PETERKOP. 62 SEAT0N.62

MASSEY ,56 DAMdURG.62

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KHASHABA .58 BATES. 57 BRANSDEN , 57 0PIK.5S

MASSEY, 53 ERSK INE ,52 SOMtRVILLE.62

OAMBURG . 62 KINGSTON. 60 WU.60

SEA TON , 62 OAMBURG, 63 BURKE. 61 LARSON, 61 PRESNYAK0V.6*

PETERKOP . 59 MARRIOTT .6* BURGESS . 63 KYLE. 6* AKERIB.61 MILFORD.60 AK£HIB,60 GRYZINSkI.65

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KINGSTON. 66 VELDRE.65

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0531 COLLIN. 60 1068 DORMAN. 61 1530 FIQUET-FAYARD. 65

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Cl 2 FROST, 60

C O 0778 DORMAN, 60 0941 F I NEMAN , 62 BR2 0708 FROST. 60

12 0526

077S

FROST. 59 DORMAN . 60 0708 FROST. 6o

CL4 0950 MARRIOTT. 54 1231 CRAGGS . S2

DISSOCIATION

NORMAi IZED

H2 0194 MASSEY.32

1862 KHAHE.66

H2 1 0370 IVASH i 58 1465 PEEK, 65 H20 0294 N1IRA.49 RELATIVE

THEORETICAL

0695 EUELS1EIN.58

0394 KEPNtH . 53

H2 0033 SASAKI, 35

H 1144 OE LA RIPELLE 49

HE 1144 DE LA R I PELLE 49

NE 114* OE LA RIPELLE 49

NA 11** DE LA RIPELLE 49

AR 11** DE LA RIPELLE *9

KR 11*4 DE LA RIPELLE 49

AG 1 1** DE LA RIPELLE *9

XE 11** DE LA RIPELLE 49

h2 0005 KRAuSS • 57

02 0005 KRAUSS .57

1673 MITTLEMAN.66

FREE-FREE EMISSION THEORETICAL

NORMA' I ZED

H 1414 LANE, 64

H 1 1414 LANE, 64

N 0256 0EVORE.64

N 1 0256 0EV0RE.64

0 0574 BREENE . 63

0939 BREENE. 61

DISSOCIATIVE IONIZATION EXPERIMENTAL

DISSOCIATION EXPERIMENTAL NORMA! IZED

NORMALIZED H2 0041 NEWHALL . *2 1105 ENGLANDER-GOLDEN 64 1410 RAPP.65 1858 ADAMCZ YK . 66

H2 0260 ENGELHARDT.63 0354 C0RRIGAN.58 02 0946 GLICK.64 1105 ENGLANDER-GOLUEN 6* 1566 C0RMIGANi6S 1410 RAPP.65

H2 1 1501 DUNN, 65 1503 DUNN . 65 N2 0153 COOK .62 0946 GLICK.64

1105 ENGLANDER-GOLDEN 64 1410 RAPP, 65

02 0376 LASSETTOE.54 0377 SILVERMAN. 57 1U75 SILVERMAN, 64 1*60 RAPP.65 H20 178? SCHUTTEN.66

N2 0992 ShEpIDAn,61 N 0 0946 GLICK.64 1105 ENGLANDER-GOLDEN 64 1410 RAPP.65

H20 0382 LASSETTPE . 58 N20 1105 ENGLANDER-GOLDEN 6* 1410 RAPP.65

N 0 1460 RAPP.6S

C 02 1105 ENGLANOER-GOLDEN 6* 1410 RAPP.65

N20 1460 RAPP.65

C 0 1105 ENGLANDER-GOLDEN 6* 1410 RAPP, 65

C 02 1460 RAPP.65

C H4 0946 GLICK.64 1105 ENGLANDER-GOLDEN

C 0 1460 RAPP.65 1410 RAPP.65 1858 AOAMCZYK .66

02 0260 ENGELHARDT.63 02 1105 ENGLANDER-GOLDEN 6*

1

1
UlSSOCIATIVE IONIZATION EXPERIMENTAL RADIATIVE ATTACHMENT EXPERIMENTAL

H2 0007 SASAKI ,35 0009 BLEAKNEY.30 F 1774 P0PP.65

00*1 NEWMALL • *2 0107 HAGSTRUM , 5

0130 SASAKI ,41 0135 SASAKI ,35 I 0839 STEINER,64

021* HAGSTRUM, 41 0255 SMYTH. 24 036* DUNN, 63 0451 STEVENSON. 60 0*56 BAUtR.47 0465 SCHAEFFER.50

0660 KALLMANN 1 27 1402 LOZIER.30 RADIATIVE ATTACHMENT THEORETICAL

02 0107 HA6STRUM,51 0214 HAGSTRUM , * 1 0255 SMYTH. 24 03*1 FROST, 58 0526 FROST » 59 0778 GORMAN, 60 NORMAi IZEO

N2 (1017 VAUuHAN,31 0107 HAGSTRUM, 51 021* HAGSTRUM,*! 0660 KALLMANN ,27 H 1166 JEN . 33 1300 MASSE f » 36 0667 TATE, 32 085* CLARKE, 54 1316 L0CHTF-H0LTGREVEN.58

0953 STEWART ,55 1 5*3 BR I GL I A , 6*

0 0247 YAMANOUCHI 40 1141 BATES. 43

0 296 MASSE Y, 43 1197 BRANSCOMH.57

092* MANN, 40

NA 0297 HUANG, 45 1300 MASSE Y , 36

N H3 092* MANN, 40

CL 1300 MASSEY . 36

N 0 0107 HAGSTRUM. 51 021* HAGSTRUM, *1 0*81 CLOUT IER , 59 1518 HANSON. 37 HG 1300 MASSEY • 36 1691 D0RMAN.66

CL2 0526 FROST. 59 0708 FROST. 60

N20 1 067 CURRAN ,61 1691 DORMAN . 66 OISSOCIATIVE RECOMBINATION EXPERIMENTAL

C 0 0017 VAUGHAN ,31 0107 HAGSTRUM, 51 021* HAGSTRUM, 41 0667 TATE, 32 NORMAI IZEP

0778 OORMAN.60 09*1 FlNtMAN.62

1096 HOGNESS , 28 17*2 CUTHBERT.66

02 i 1344 RIONDI .64 BR2 0708 FROST, 6n N2 1 0698 FAIRE.58 0703 BIALECKF.,58

H CL 1518 HANSON, 37 1344 8I0N0I ,6*

C H4 0527 GEEhK,5 0539 HAY AK AWA , 55 N H3 1 0887 COURT. 6*

1691 00RMAN.66

N 0 1 0920 D0ERING.62

12 0526 FROST. 59 0708 FROST, 60 0778 DORMAN,60 NE2 1 13*4 BIONOI ,6*

C CL* 0 1 33 FOX, 61 0950 MARRIOTT, 54 AR2 1 1344 BIONDI.64

1231 CRagGS,52

KR2 1 0254 RICHARDSON 52

D2 0*56 BAUER, 47 0465 SCHAEFFER.50

CS2 1 0177 HAMMER, 63 C2H4 0539 HAYAKAWA.5S

1344 BIONDI.64

S F6 0133 FOX, 61

B CL3 1118 MARRIOTT ,57 H202 1132 FONtR,62 OISSOCIATIVE RECOMBINATION THEORETICAL

C2N2 122* STEVENSON, 50 NORMAI IZEO

M C N 122* STEVENSON, 50

T 0*65 SCHAEFFER.50 H2 ! 0368 BAUER . 56 1665 WILKINS.66

02 1 0189 NISBET.63

N 0 1 0189 NIS8ET.63 0579 SQUIRES. 61 OISS0CIATIVE IONIZATION THEORETICAL 148? GIBBONS, 63

radiative Capture

H2 0342 STEVENSON, 47 11** DE LA RIPELLE.49

0342 STEVENSON. 47

RADIATIVE ATTACHMENT

NORMALIZED

0090 BRANSC0MB.62

0038 BRANSCOMB . 58 1008 BRANSCOMB. 62

HG 1279 HEY. 30

02 0090 BRANSCOMB. 62

0364 DUNN, 63

EXPERIMENTAL

1008 BRANSCOMB .62

0090 BRANSCOMB, 62

1008 BRANSCOMB, 62

NORMa; IZEO

H 1 0241 FOWLER, 59

AR 1 0355 KENTY , 28

KR 1 0969 MIES. 61 XE 1 0969 MIES, 61

CS 1 1213 MOHLER . 29

HE2 1 0802 JOHNSON, 50 RELATIVE

AR 1 0969 MIES, 61 KR 1 0969 MIES, 61

XE 1 0969 MIES, 61

EXPERIMENTAL

0346 CRAGGS . 47 0969 MIES. 61
RADIATIVE CAPTURE THEORETICAL vibrational Excitation EXPERIMENTAL

NORMALIZED NORMAI I ZED

H 1 01*6 B A T 1 5 » 6 ? 0243 BATES. 19 02 0260 ENGELHARDT, 63 0356 ZANSTRA , 46 04*4 BATES. 62 1010 STUECKElRERG.30 1414 LANE, 6* C2H4 1478 GE 1 GER , 65 ME 1 0715 BURt>ESS. 60 0960 ZIRIN.62 RELATIVE

0 1 0243 BATES. 39 0934 BREENE.61

1180 MASSE* .43 H2 0686 RAMIEN.31

MG 9 0*55 HILL. 51 N2 0098 HARRIES, 27 0299 3LMUL £ » 6 J 0328 SCHULZ. 59 1021 SCHULZ . 62 CA 1 0960 ZIRIN.62

SCHULZ .61 EE 13 0*55 HILL. 51

C 02 1065 ROERSCH , 6*

SR 1 0960 ZIRIN.62

C SCHULZ. 59 CS 1 1805 NORCROSS . 66 RELATIVE VIBRATIONAL EXCITATION THEORETICAL

H 1 0295 CILLIE.32

NORMAI I ZED

ROTATIONAL EXCITATION EXPERIMENTAL H2 00*3 WU.*7 018* MASSEY . 35 0434 CARSON. 5* 072* TAKAYANAGI .6* 096? CHEN. 6? 1488 TAKAYANAGI. 65 NORmalIZEO 1564 BREIG.65

N2 0*02 KERNER. 53 0895 CHEN , 6* H2 0260 ENGELHARDT.63 10*3 FROST. f2 0964 CHEN, 6* 1564 BRL I G . 65 1852 CHEN, 66

N2 0181 FROST. 62 0218 ENGELHARDT. 64 0316 ANDERSON . 56 N20 1*78 GE I GER , 65

02 0260 ENGELHARDT .63 C 02 1478 GE I GER, 65 RELATIVE C 0 156* BREIG.65

C2H4 1478 GEISER.65

H2 00*2 BENNETT. 42 RELATIVE

N2 1331 HERZENBERG.62

ROTATIONAL EXCITATION THEORETICAL

NORMALIZED

DISSOCIATIVE ATTACHMENT EXPERIMENTAL

H2 0392 GERJU0Y.55 y*J* L4"JUN»^*

0702 DALGARN0.65 1093 TAKAYANAGI. 64 NORMAI IZED

1*52 TAKAYANAGI .65 1573 SAMPSON. 65 1666 6ELTMAN . 66 1816 OKSYUK • 66 H2 0324 SCHULZ. 59 0957 KHVOSTEnKO.58

02 1*77 TAKAYANAGI .65 1589 TAKAYANAGI. 65 098B RAPP.6* 1372 RAPP . 0* 1666 GELTMAN . 66 1676 SAMPSON. 66 1451 RAPP.65 1460 RAPP . 65 1816 OKSYUK, 66

02 0131 CHANIN.59 013* BUChOaHL.*!

N2 0*01 6ERJU0Y .55 0*02 KERNER . 53 0337 T0ZER.5S 0766 BUCHELNIK0VA.59

1082 MJOlSNESS.64 13*1 DALGARN0.63 0853 CRAGGS.57 0861 PRASAD. 61 1*52 TAKAYANAGI .65 1573 SAMPSON. 65 0938 ASUNDI .63 09*3 THOMPSON. 59 1666 GELTMAN. 66 1816 OKSYUK. 66 0988 RAPP.6* 1105 ENGLAND£H~GOLDEN

1852 CHEN, 66 1289 SCHULZ. 62 1460 RAPP . 65 1565 CHRIST0PH0R0U.65

m20 0385 ALTSHULER . 57 H20 0766 BUCHELNIK0VA.59 1016 HURST, 61

N H3 0385 ALTSHULER.57

N 0 0988 RAPP.64 1105 ENGLANDER-GOLDEN

C 0 072* TAKAYANAGI. 64 1*60 RAPP.65

N20 0988 RAPP.64 1105 ENGLANDER" GOLDEN

1460 RAPP.65

VIBRATIONAL EXCITATION EXPERIMENTAL C 02 0865 CRAGGS .60 0938

0988 RAPP.64 1105 EN6LANUER-G0LDEN

1289 SCHULZ. 62 1460 RAPP • 65 NORMALIZED

C 0 0867 CRAGGS. 58 0938 ASUNU I > 63 0988 RAPP.64 1105 englanoer~golden 64

M2 0260 ENGELHARDT.63 0984 SCHULZ. 6* 1289 SCHULZ, 62 1460 PA PP ^ 65 1043 FROST. 62

H CL 0766 BUCHELNIK0VA>59

02 1310 SCHULZ .62

12 0134 BUCHDAHL.41 0541 8 1 ONU I 1 56

N2 0218 ENGELHARDT. 6* 068* HAAS, 57 0654 KEEFFE.62 1064 8 1 ONU i • 58 0984 SCHULZ . 6*

H 0 1451 RAPP.65 1*60 RAPP t 65 N20 1*78 GE IGER .65 02 1372 RAPP.6* 1*51 RAPP « 65

C 02 1*78 GE IGER . 65 1460 RAPP.65

C 0 098* SCHULZ . 6* S F6 0858 HICKAM.56 1*60 RAPP.65

1 3
DISSOCIATIVE ATTACHMENT EXPERIMENTAL TOTAL SCATTERING EXPERIMENTAL

NORMALIZED NORMAl IZED

N 02 0776 FOX. 60 H 0305 MAECKFR.55 0322 BRACKMANN.58

DRAWIN.56 KOLtSNlK0v»62

H BR 0766 8UCHELNIK0VAt59 ^502 WIESE.63 0538 HAMMER , 56 1018 NEYNARER.61

SB CL3 1270 GROW . 63

HE 0001 BRODE . 25 0010 NORMAND ,30 RELATIVE 0072 MAYER . 2

0073 RAMSAUER, 21 0074 RAMSAUER .21 0 082 BRUCHt. , 27 0086 RAMSAUER . 29 0094 RAMSAUER.32

H2 0232 BRASEFIELD.29 1 592 SCHULZ . 65 0116 FUCHTBAUER.3* 0160 GREEN. 3o 0161 PALMER, 31 0174 K0LLATH.2B

0 018 T ATE v 32 010 7 HAGSTRUM , 5

0186 RAMSAUER f 23 0192 FRANCIS, 47 0166 MUSCHLITZf 57 0 167 RANDOLPH , 58 0201 TOWNSEND,23 0233 D0UGAL,58

021* HAGSTRUM t * 1 0280 Fl TE»63 02*9 CHEN, 61 0306 AN0tRSON,55

03*1 FROST.58 0526 FROST , 59 0312 PHELPS, 51 0314 GOULD, 5* 0699 FROST i 58 1 525 FITE,65 0317 ANDERSON, 56 045* DRAWIN.56

0530 PACK, 61 0594 HIRSHFIELD.58

02 « 0280 F I TF ,63 0637 LANGMU I R . 28 0819 BOWL , 60 0869 GOLDEN. 65 0888 PHELPS . 60

nt'U 0018 TATfc.32 0298 SJOGREN, 63 0995 GOODRICH, 37 1041 BULEWlCZ.62

032* SCHuLZ ,59 0463 C0TTIN.59 1 062 FROST, 64 1 348 G0LUAN.65

0558 SCHULZ,60 0924 MANN » 40 1 473 HARRIS. 63 1489 CR0MPTUN.65

0957 KHVOSTENK0»5e 1117 MUSCHL I TZ .56 1591 K0ZL0V.65 1 786 K0ZL0V.65

1709 TREPKA, 63 HE « 0868 NEYNABFR.64

N H3 092* MANNtAO

HE 0233 D0UGAL.58 0306 ANDERSON, 55

N 0 0018 TATE » 32 0107 HAGSTRUM. 51 021* HAGSTRUM * * 1 048 1 CLOUT I ER . 59 LI 0016 PEREL,62

1263 FROST. 50 1518 HANSON, 37

C 0305 MAECKER . 55 C2H2 0018 TATE. 32

N 0026 NEYNABER.63 0305 MAECKER , 55 CL2 0526 FROST .59 0708 FROST .60

0 0305 MAECKER , 55 0325 LIN. 59 N2u 03*7 KNOx .58 0932 SCHULZ ,61 1013 NEYNABER,61 1490 SUNSH I NF , 65

1 067 CURHAN.61 1116 RUDOLPH » 59 1577 DAIBER,65

C 02 08*7 ASUNDI .64 F 0559 MAECKER, 56

C 0 0017 VAUGHAN . 30018 TATE . 32 NE 0010 NORMAND ,30 0074 RAMSAUER, 21 0107 HAGSTRUM. 51 0214 HAGSTRUM. 41 0 082 BRUCHF , 27 0 084 BRUCHt , 29

0*81 CL0UTIER.59 0667 TATE, 32 0086 RAMSAUER, 29 0094 RAMSAUER, 32 09*1 FINEMAN.62 0116 FUCHTBAUER.3* 0174 K0LLATH.28

0186 RAMSAUER, 23 0312 PHELPS, 51 b«2 0708 FROST » 6; 0637 LANGMUIR,28 0819 60nt.su

1019 CHEN, 64 1041 6ULEWICZ.62

H CL 0699 FROST, 58 1119 FOX, 57 1400 GILARDINl, 57 1473 HARRIS, 63 1518 HANSON • 37

NA 0006 BRODE , 29 0016 PERLL.62

C H4 1709 TREPKA , 63 AR 0001 BR0DE.25 0010 NORMAND, 30

I J 0*67 FOX . 58 0708 FROST ,60 0072 MAYER. 21 0073 RAMSAUER. 21 1120 FROST. 58 0074 RAMSAUER. 21 0075 RAMSAUER. 23 0076 RUSCH.26 0082 8RUCME.27

P H3 1 163 EB I NGHAUS • 6* 0066 RAMSAUER • 29 009* RAMSAUER • 32 0095 RAMSAUER. 32 0116 FUCHTbAUEH,34

C CL* 0133 FOX. 61 0950 MARRIOTT. 54 0160 GREEN, 30 017* K0LLATH.26

1231 CRAGGS.52 0 1 75 GAERTNER.31 0186 RAMSAUER. 23 0197 T0WNSFN0,22 0199 T0WNSENO.22

C2H4 1709 TREPKA, 63 0292 ENGELHAROT , 64 0312 PHELPS, 51 0454 0RAWIN.56 0530 PACK. 61

H F 0699 FROST . 58 0538 HAMMER . 56 0637 LANGMUIR.28

0819 80WE.60 08*6 ABERTH.6*

C2H6 1709 TREPKA .63 1007 BRODE , 32 10*1 BULEWICZ.62

1062 FROST. 64 1*73 HARRIS. 63

S F6 0133 FOX .61 0481 CLOUTIER.59 1577 DA IBER . 65 1591 K0ZL0V.65

0699 FROST. 56 0971 CURRAN.bl 1752 WAHLIN.31 1786 KOZLUV » 65 1239 AHEARN .S3 1891 ABERTH.63 1962 GOLOEN.feft

H I 0 699 FROST • 58 K 0006 BR00E.29 0016 PEREL.62

B CL3 1118 MARRIOTT. 57 FE 0305 MAECKER. 55

M BR 0699 FR0ST.58 ZN 0006 BRODE . 30 00*6 BRODE . 25 C2N2 1230 MCDOWELL . 52 1231 CRAGGS.52 KR 0075 RAMSAUER. 23 0086 RAMSAUER. 29 0095 RAMSAUER . 32 0118 FUCHTBAUER.35

C F4 1231 CRAGGS.52 0174 K0LLATH.28 0186 RAMSAUER, 23 0312 PHELPS.51 0*39 PACK, 62

03 1166 CURRAN.61 0819 BOWE.60 1 062 FROST ,64

AS H3 1163 EBINGHAUS.64 RB 0006 BRODE. 29

SI H4 1163 EBINGHAUS.6* CD 0008 BRODE, 30 00*6 BRODE, 25

XE 0075 RAMSAUER. 23 0086 RAMSAUER, 29 0095 RAMSAUER, 32 0117 FUCHTBAUER.3S

0166 RAMSAUER, 23 0312 PHELPS, 51 DISSOCIATIVE ATTACHMENT THEORETICAL 0439 PACK . 62 0819 BOWE.60

1062 FROST . 64 NORMALIZED CS 0006 BRODE . 29 0016 PEREL.62

0132 MORGUL I S, 63 01*9 MIRLIN.62

0182 CHEN . 62 076* BOECKNER.33

H2 0207 CHEN, 63 0768 MULLANEY.61 0769 FLAVIN. 63 0785 R0EHLING.63 0850 FLAVIN. A3 0872 MEYERAND.6* 1*73 HARRIS, 63

14
TOTAL SCATTERING EXPERIMENTAL TOTAL SCATTERING EXPERIMENTAL

NORMALIZED N0RM4I IZEO

csMG

TLH2

H20

N H3

N 0 C2M2

CL2

N20

BR2

M CL

C H*

O*

12

C CL4

02

1 076* B0ECKNER.33

0021 TATE, 32 00*7 BR0DE.29

0117 FUCMTBAUER.35

0160 GREEN. 31 0172 BtUTHE.27

0637 LANGMU I R 1 28 17*6 MAX, ELL. 26 0013 BR00E.31

0001 0072

0077

0087 009*

017*

C181 0188

0199

0312

0360 0538

0685

1375 1787 0087

0259

08*6

1891

0001 0026 0072

0077

0087

0181 0195

0312 0352

0637

0685

0846

10*1 1*73

1591 1891 008*

0687 008*

0687

0200

0085 0037

0093

017*

0259

0687 0072

0087

009*

0198

0*39

0687

0001 0067

0174

0259

BR0UE.25

MATER, 2] BRUCHE . 26 RAMSAUER » 30 RAMSAUER.32

KOLLATH. 28 FROST. 62 BERNSTEIN, 62 TOWnSENO.22

PHELPS, 51 BEKEFI.58

HAMMER , 56 FORESTER. 61 G0LDEN.65

GOLDEN, 66 RAMSAUER. 30 BRUCHE, 27 ABERTH.64

ABERTH . 63 8ROUE.25

NETnaBER . 63 MAYER , 21 BRUCHE. 26 RAMSAUER. 30 FROST , 62 T0WNSEND.21

PHELPS, 51 CROmpTOn , 52 LANiiMUIR.28 FORESTER. 61 ABERTH , 6* BULEWICZ.62

HARRIS.63 K0ZL0V.65

ABERTH.63 BRUCHE.29

BATES. 62 BRUCHE.29

BATES. 62 SMNKER.23

BRUCHE.29

FISK.37

RAMSAUER. 30 KOLLA TH . 28 BRUCHE, 27 BAYES.62

MAYER. 21 RAMSAUER .30 RAMSAuER .32 SKINKER.22

PACK. 62 BAYES.62 BROUE.25

RAMSAUER . 30 KOLLATH . 28 BRUCHE. 27 0683 BAILEY. 37

0080 BRUCHE. 27

0001 0087

017*

0259

0973

BR00E.25

RAMSAUER .30 KOLLATH . 28 BRUCHE. 27 FR0MMH0LD.59

0991 H0LST.31

0677

0991 0188

1375

1787

HEALEY.38

H0LST.31 BERNSTEIN, 62 GOLDEN, 65 GOLDEN, 66

00*6 BR0DE.25

0069 ARN0T.35

0157 JONES , 28 0161 PALMER. 31 0598 MCCUTCHEN.58

0675 SIMONS. 38

0010 0073

0079

0093

0160

0175

0186

0195

02*0 0352

0530

0637

10*3

1507

NORMANO.30

RAMSAUER. 21 BRUCHE . 27 RAMSAUER . 30 GREEN, 31 gaertner.31

ramsamf:r,23 TOWNSEN0.21

VAHNERIN.51

CROMPTON, 52 PACK, 61 LANGMUIR.28

FROST, 62 OUBUVOI .60

0195 TOWNSEN0.21

0377 SILVERMAN. 57 1577 DA1BER.65

0010

0037

0073

0079 0174

0186

0218 0316

0530 0684

0687

0982

1043

1577 1786

NORMANO.30

FISK.37

RAMSAUER, 21 BRUCHE, 27 KOLLATH. 28 RAMSAUER. 23 ENGELHARDT.64

ANDERSON . 56 PACK, 61 HAAS, 57 BAYES.62

STOTZ.63

FROST. 62 DA1BER.65

K0ZL0V.65

0439 PACK, 62

1450 TAK£DA,60

0*39 PACK, 6?

0259 BRUCHE. 27

0682 BAlLEY.35

0159 BAILEY. 32 0200 SKINKER.23

0*39 PACK , 62

0081 RAMSAUER. 27 0093 RAMSAUER. 30 017* KOLLATH. 28 0259 BRUCHE. 27 0685 FORESTER, 61

0010 NORMANO.30

0094 RAMSAUER . 32 0200 SKINKER.23

0439 PACK, 6?

0084 BRUCHE.29

0089 BRUCHE. 30 0192 FRANCIS. 47 0685 FORESTER. 61 1833 FINK. 65

0439 PACK, 62 1428 HALL. 55

C2H4

C2H6

S 02

C H3CL

H C N

RELA

HE

NE

CDHG

02

C H4

0085 BRUCHE.29

0685 F0RESTFR.61

0089 BRUCHE . 30 0687 BAYES.62

0991 HOLST.31

0687 8AYES , 62

0469 HUGHES, 35 0126 RUSCH » 25

0126 RUSCH , 25

0016 PEREL.62

0126 RUSCH, 25

0180 MINKOWSKI, 23 0163 PEARSON, 31 0486 KESSLER.65

0126 RUSCH, 25 0171 ZACHMANN.27

1013 NEYNA8ER.61

0209 GL0CKLER.24

0203 BANN0N.28

0171 ZACHMANN.27

0329 RUBIN. 60

0180 MINKOWSKI, 23

0170 BAERWALO,25

TOTAL SCATTERING

NORMALIZED

HE

L I

NE

IE

CS

0060 OMALLFY , 63

0910 DAM8URG ,60

0060 OMALLFY, 63 0810 DAMBURG ,60 0060 OMALLEY.63

0810 DAMBURG. 60 0060 OMALLEY.63

0060 OMALLFY .63 0810 DAMBURG , 60 1282 ROBINSON. 62

THEORETICAL

0990 KARULE.64

0452 GRYZINSKI.59

1023 SALM0NA.61

1 5
POSITRON PAPERS

TOTAL ELASTIC SCATTERING EXPERIMENTAL

NORMALIZED

HE 1196 MAHUER » 56

NE 1196 MAR0ER.56

AR 1196 MAROER i 56

TOTAL ELASTIC SCATTERING THEORETICAL

NORMALIZED

H 0083 8URKE.63 0148 OAMBURG.63

0204 TEMKIN.62 0490 SCHWARTZ. 61 0536 R0TEN8ERG.62 0709 RUFF I NE . 60 0906 MOUSSA 1 59 0917 SPRUCH.60

1015 SMITH. 6) 1025 KINGSTON, 61

1 192 QRACHMAN.65 1210 M0ISEIWITSCH.58

1422 MCEACHRAN.65 1443 HAHN.64

1*94 ALLISON. 61 1495 8RANS0EN , 62 1499 HAHN.65 1500 KLEINMAN.65

1571 STONE . 66 1580 ARMSTEA0.65

1900 KLEINMAN.65

H « 0859 SMITH. 60 HE 0905 MASSE Y .58 1121 MALIK. 61 1195 TEUTSCH.56 1485 KESTNER.65

1494 ALLISON. 61 1819 DRACHMAN . 66

C 1121 MALIK. 61

N 1121 MALIK. 61

0 1121 MALIK. 61

F 1121 MALIK. 61

NE 0905 MASSEY . 56 1121 MALIK. 61 1195 TEUTSCH.56

AR 0905 MASSE Y » 58 1121 MALIK. 61

1 195 TEUTSCH.56

u 6 1519 SINGH. 62

HZ 0905 MASSE Y . 58

DIFFERENTIAL ELASTIC SCATTERING THEORETICAL

NORMALIZED

H 0490 SCHWARTZ. 61 0544 MOISEIWITSCH.59

0544 M0ISEIWITSCH.59

0536 ROTENBERG.62

0906 MOUSSA . 59

IONIZATION

NORMALIZED

H 0645 CHESHIRE .64

THEORETICAL

ELECTRONIC EXCITATION

NORMALIZED

H 0083 BURKE. 61 0859 SMITH. 60

H « 0859 SMITH. 60

THEORETICAL

0148 DAM8URG.63

1257 MOISEIuITSCH.65

ELECTRON DETACHMENT THEORETICAL

NORMALIZED

H - 0576 RUD6E.64

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787 hughes r m, weaver l u EXCITATION OF THE HE II (LAMRDA=4686 ANGSTROM) LINE BY ELECTRON

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792 VARSAvSKY C SOME ATOMIC PARAMFTERS FOR ULTRAVIOLET LINES ASTROPHYS J SUPPL SFR, \/OL 6. 75. (]961)

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799 SILVERMAN S M, LASSETTRE E N ADDITIONAL COLLISION CROSS SECTIONS FOR HELIUM ESPECIALLY IN THE IONIZED CONTINUUM

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800 LASSETTRE E N. SILVERMAN S M, KRASNOW M E INELASTIC SCATTERING OF ELECTRONS BY HELIUM

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802 JOHNSON R A. HOLT R 8. MCCLURE B T ELECTRON REMOVAL IN HELIUM AFTERGLOWS

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804 LASSETTRE E N. JONES E A DETERMINATION OF GENERALIZED OSCILLATOR STRENGTHS FOR MOLECULAH

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812 ROBINSON L B THE ELASTIC SCATTERING OF LOW ENERGY ELECTRONS BY THE SLATER ORBITAL ATOM REPORT, AEROSPACE CORPORATION, EL SEGUNDO, CALIFORNIA,

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813 LASSETTRE E N. KRASNOW M E COLLISION CROSS-SECTION STUDY OF TWO TRANSITIONS IN NITROGEN

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814 VARSAVSKY C ATOMIC PARAMETERS FOR FTVE TIMES IONIZED OXYGEN

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816 SIEBEHTZ K URER DIE STRUKTUR OER ANREGUNGSFUNCT I ON VON OuECKSILBERLINItN

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818 MARTYNENKO YU V, FIRSOV 0 B, CHIBISOV M I SCATTERING OF SLOW FLECTRONS ON ATOMS

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821 BAUER Ei BROWNE H N ELASTIC SCATTERING OF ELECTRONS BY THE MANY-ELECTRON ATOM

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826 PRESNYAKOV L. VAINSHTEIN L. SOBtLMAN I ON ONE MODEL FOR THE CALCULATION OF EXCITATION CROSS SECTIONS FOR

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828 POMILLA F R, SHAPIRO J the 2S - 3S Excitation of hydrogen atoms by electron impact

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831 PETERSON J R ELECTRON-IMPACT IONIZATION OF ATOMS AND MOLECULES USING A FAST CHOSSED-BEAM METHOD

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837 POHTEuS J 0 LOW-ENERGY ELECTRON SCATTERING BY MANY ELECTRON ATOMS

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838 VAN OE WALLE R T. GROSJEAN C C ON THE THEORY OF PRIMARY SPECIFIC IONIZATION IN HELIUM NUOVO CIMENTO, VOL 19, H72, (1961)

839 STEINER B . 8RANSC0MB L. SEMAN M L ENERGY DEPENDENCE FOR THE PHOTODETACHMEnT OF I- NEAR THRESHOLD

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844 VELORE V. v INKALNS I ZH, KARULE E M IONIZATION OF HYDROGEN RY ELECTRONS ALLOWING FOR DISTORTION OF INCIDENT AND OUTGOING WAVES

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8*6 ABERTH ., BEDERSON B. SUNSHINE G ABSOLUTE MEASUREMENT OF TOTAL CROSS SECTIONS FOR THE SCATTERING OF LOW ENERGY ELECTRONS BY ARGON. NITROGEN. AND OXYGEN

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8*8 OMIDVAR K, SULLIVAN E ELECTRON IMPACT IONIZATION OF HIGHLY EXCITED ATOMIC HYDROGEN

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8*9 HASHINO T. MATSUDA H ON THE ELASTIC SCATTERING OF SLOW ELECTRONS BY HELIUM ATOMS

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856 DAMBUHG R. PETERKOP R K RESONANCES IN THE SCATTERING OF ELECTRONS ON HYDROGEN ATOMS

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857 SILVERMAN S M, LASSETTRE E N GENERALIZED OSCILLATOR STRENGTHS AND ELECTRONIC COLLISION CROSS SECTIONS FOR NITROGEN A T EXCITATION ENERGIES ABOVE 10 EV

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858 HICKAm W M, FOX R E ELECTRON ATTACHMENT IN SULFUR HE XAFL UOR I DE USING MONOENERGETIC

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859 SMITH K . MILLER W F

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863 GRYZlNSKl M FURTHER DEVELOPMENT OF CLASSICAL THEORY OF ATOMIC COLLISIONS

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864 MALIK F THE APPLICATION OF THE VARIATIONAL METHOD TO THE ELASTIC SCAT IERING

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866 MARRIOTT B THE EXCITATION OF HELIUM BY ELECTRON IMPACT

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873 PEACH G, MCDOWELL M R C IONIZATIONS OF LITHIUM BY ELECTRONS

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875 KARLE J, BOnHAM R a CALCULATION OF ELECTRON SCATTERING FACTORS. I . NONREL AT I v I ST I C THEORY

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876 ALLER L H TARGET AREAS FOR THE COLLISIONAL EXCITATION OF NEBULAR LINES <STROPHYS J, VOL 111. 609. (1950)

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880 MAuRER W, WOLF R VERSUCHE UBER HE-FluORESZENZ UNO STOSS ZWEITER ART VON ANGEREoTEN

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887 COURT G R, SAYERS J ELECTRON-ION RECOMBINATION COEFFICIENTS IN AMMONIA

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892 BURGESS A THE SEMI-CLASSICAL TREATMENT OF THE EXCITATION AND IONIZATION OF TOMS AND POSITIVE IONS BY ELECTRON IMPACT

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895 CHEN J C Y VIBRATIONAL EXCITATION OF MOLECULES BY SLOW ELECTRON IMPACT

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903 PU R T A GENERALIZED OPTICAL-POTENTIAL METHOD AND ITS APPLICATION TO THE SCATTERING OF ELECTRONS RY ATOMIC HYDROGEN

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906 MOUSSA A H THE EFFECT OF POLARIZATION ON THE ELASTIC SCATTERING OF POSITRONS

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1411 RAFF L M DETERMINATION OF ELECTRONIC ENERGY LEVELS OF MOLECULES BY LOW ENERGY ELECTRON IMPACT SPECTROSCOPY

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1415 MCGOWAN W, FINEMAN M ROTATIONAL STRUCTURE 4T THRESHOLD IN THE <H2). ELECTRON-IMPACT

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1416 TAIT J H, TAYLOR A J THE 1S-2S EXCITATION OF HYDROGEN ATOMS BY ELECTRON IMPACT. CALCULATED WITH THE USE OF THE SECOND BORN APPROXIMATION INCLUSIVE

OF EXCHANGE

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1*17 CHAMBERLAIN G E. HEIOEMAN H g m INELASTIC SCATTERING OF ELECTRONS BY HELIUM

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14la MEYER V D, SKERBELE A, LASSETTRE E N INTENSITY DISTRIBUTION IN THE ELECTRON-IMPACT SPECTRUM OF CARBON MONOXIDE AT HIGH-RESOLUTION AND SMALL SCATTERING ANGLES

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1419 SKERBELE A, MEYER V D

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1421 LINEBERGEo W C. HOOPER J W. MCDANIEL E W ABSOLUTE CROSS SECTIONS FOR SINGLE IONIZATION OF ALKALI IONS BY ELECTRON IMPACT. I .DESC D IPT ION OF APPARATUS AND LI» RESULTS

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1422 MCEACHRAN R P. FRASER P A THE ELASTIC SCATTERING OF LOW ENERGY POSITRONS BY ATOMIC HYDROGEN

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1424 BUNYAN P j, SCHONFELOER J L POLARIZATION BY MERCURY OF 100 TO 2000 EV ELECTRONS

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1425 DEICHSEL h hERSTELLUNG UND NACHWEIS POI.ARISIERTFR ELEKTRONENSTRAHLEN DURCH ZWEIMALIGE STREUUNG VON GLUHELFKTRONEN KLEINER ENERGIE (1-2 KEV) 4N HG-ATOMSTRAHLEN

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1427 DEICHSEL h, REICHERT E UBER DIE ABHANGIGKEIT OFS POLAR I SA T I ONSGRADES VOM STREUwINKEL B6 I MOTT-STREUUNG LANGSAMER elektronen

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1431 STEIDl H. REICHERT E, DEICHSEL H HERSTELLUNG EINES TEll.WEISE POLAR I SIER TEN ELEkTRONENSTRAHlES MIT OEM POLARISATIONSGRAD P = 17 PER CENT • 2 PER CENT BE I ( 1 0 ) -9 A STRAHLSTROMSTARKE OUHCH ELASTISCHE STREUUNG VON 300 EV-ELEKTRONFN

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1436 BURKE p G, TAYLOR A J THE IONIZATION OF H AND HE. RY ELECTRON IMPACT PROC ROY SOC LONDON SER A, VOL 287, 105. (1965)

1443 HAHN Y, OMALLEY T F, SPRUCh l CALCULATION OF THE S-WAVE PHASE SHIFT FOR POSITRON HYDROGEN

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1450 TAKEDA S. UOUGAL A A MICROWAVE STUDY OF AFTERGLOW DISCHARGE IN WATER VAPOR

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1451 RAPP D, BRIGLIA D 0. SHARP T E LARGE ISOTOPE EFFECT IN THE FORMATION OF H- OR D- BY ELECTRON IMPACT

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1452 TAkAYANAGI K. GELTMAN S EXCITATION OF MOLECULAR ROTATION BY SLOW ELECTRONS

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1453 STUoEw F a MULTIPLE IONIZATION IN NEON. ARGON . KRYPTON. AND XENON

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1455 MILLER F L EXCITATION OF HELIUM ATOMS BY ELECTRON IMPACT THESIS. UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA, 1964. 103 PAGES , UNIVERSITY

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1456 WITTING H L. GYFTOPOULOS E P AN IONIZATION PROCESS IN A LOW-ENERGY CESIUM PLASMA

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1457 VRIENS L A SEMI-EMPIRICAL FOPMUH FOR CALCULATION nF ABSOLUTE CROSS SECTIONS

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1458 OMIOVAR K IONIZATION OF EXCITED ATOMIC HYDROGEN BY ELECTRON COLLISION

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1459 RAPP D . ENGLANDER-GOLDEN P TOTAL CROSS SECTIONS FOR IONIZATION AND ATTACHMENT IN GASES BY ELECTRON IMPACT. I. POSITIVE IONIZATION

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1460 RAPP 0. BR I GL I A D D TOTAL CROSS SECTIONS FOR IONIZATION AND ATTACHMENT IN GASES BY ELECTRON IMPACT. 1 1 . NEGAT I VE- 1 ON FORMATION

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1461 SCOTT B L ANGULAR DISTRIBUTIONS FOR E- / H SCATTERING NEAR THE FIRST INELASTIC THRESHOLD

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1463 ROBINSON 8 B MODIFICATIONS OF THE IMPULSE APPROXIMATION FOR IONIZATION AND DETACHMENT CROSS SECTIONS

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1464 MCFARl.AND R H gryZinSki electron-impact ionization cross-section computations for

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1465 PEEK J M THE TRANSITION lso

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1466 OMIDVAR K EXCITATION BY ELECTRON COLLISION OF EXCITED ATOMIC HYOROGEN

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1467 NOLAN J F, PHELPS A V MEASUREMENT OF CESIUM EXCITATION CROSS SECTION NEAR THRESHOLD BY

A SWARM TECHNIQUE

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1468 VRIENS L EXCITATION AND IONIZATION OF ATOMIC HYDROGEN FROM VARIOUS STATES

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1469 KARULE E M, PETERKOP R K COLLISIONS OF SLOW ELECTRONS WITH ALKALI ATOMS

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1470 EHRHARDT H, MEISTER G THE ANGULAR DEPENDENCE OF THE RESONANCE SCATTERING OF ELECTRONS 8* HELIUM

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1*72 VELDRE Vt VINKALNS I ZH IONIZATION OF 4 HYDROGEN ATOM BY SLOW ELECTRONS

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1*73 HARRIS L P ELECTRICAL CONDUCTIVITY OF CESIUM-SEEDED ATMOSPHERIC PRESSURE

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1474 VAINSHTEIN L CALCULATION OF THE EFFECTIVE EXCITATION CROSS SECTIONS OF ATOMS

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1475 ROSE U C ENERGY LOSSES AND SCATTERING OF ELECTRONS IN MERCURY VAPOR

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1*76 PRESNYAKOv L THE IONIZATION OF ATOMS BY ELECTRON IMPACT SOVIET PHYS JETP ENGLISH TRANSL. VOL 20. 760. (1965)

1477 TAKAYANAGI K. GELTman S ROTATIONAL EXCITATION OF OXYGEN MOLECULES BY LOw-ENFRGY ELECTRONS

(IN ABSTRACTS OF) THE FOURTH INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON THt PHYSICS

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1478 GEIGEH J, WITTMAACK K EXCITATION OF MOLECULAR VIBRATIONS BY FAST ELECTRONS

(IN ABSTRACTS OF) THE FOURTH INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON THE PHYSICS

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1479 COLEMAN J P. MCDOWELL H R C THE QUANTAL IMPULSE APPROXIMATION FOR ElEcTRON-IMPAcT EXCITATION OF HYDROGEN

(IN ABSTRACTS OF) ThE FOURTH INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON THE PHYSICS

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1480 LASSETTRE E N. MEYER B D. LONGMiRE M S RELATIVE INTENSITIES OF LYMAN-B IRGE-HOPF IELD BANDS IN ELECTRON

IMPACT SPECTRUM OF NITROGEN

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1481 SKERSELE a, LASSETTRE E N ELECTRON-IMPACT SPECTRA

J CHEM PHYS. VOL 42. 39=..

1482 GIBBONS J J. SQUIRES •) E CPOSS SECTION FOR DISSOCIATIVE RECOMBINATION OF NITRIC OXIDE

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1483 TIETZ T AN ANALYTICAL FORMULA FOR THE SCATTERING AMPLITUDES OF THE ELECTRON

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1484 KUREPA M v COMPARISON OF EXPERIMENTAL AND THEORETICAL RESULTS FOR IONIZATION

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1485 KESTNER N R, JORTNER J, COHEN m h, RICE S a LOW-ENERGY ELASTIC SCATTERING OF ELECTRONS AND POSITRONS FROM HELIUM ATOMS

PHYS REV , VOL 140, AS6, (1965)

1486 SMITH S J MEASUREMENT OF ELECTRON-IMPACT EXCITATION OF LTMAN ALPHA PHOTONS

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(IN ABSTRACTS OF) THE FOUPTH INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON THE PHYSICS

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1487 GAILITIS M CALCULATION OF LOWER BOUNDS FOR THE ELECTRON-HYDROGEN SCATTERING

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(IN ABSTRACTS OF) THE FOURTH INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON THE PHYSICS

OF ELECTRONIC AND ATOMIC COLLISIONS ( QUEBEC . CANADA, 2-6 AUG 19651 SCIENCE BOOKCRAFTERS, INC. HASTINGS-ON-HUDSON, NEW YORK. PAGE 10, 1965

1488 TAKAYANAGI K VIBRATIONAL EXCITATION OF HYDROGEN MOLECULE BY SLOW ELECTRONS

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1489 CROMPTON p w. JORY R L THE MOMENTUM-TRANSFER CROSS SECTION F OK LOW-ENERGY ELECTRONS IN HELIUM

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OF ELECTRONIC AND ATOMIC COLLISIONS (QUEBEC. CANADA, 2-6 AUG 1965) SCIENCE BOOKCRAFTERS. INC. HAST I NttS-ON-HUOSON . NEW YORK . PAGE 130. \965

1491 KARULE E M ELASTIC SCATTERING OF LOW-ENERGY ELECTRONS BY ALKALI ATOMS

(IN ABSTRACTS OF) THE FOURTH INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON THE PHYSICS

OF ELECTRONIC AND ATOMIC COLLISIONS (QUEBEC, CANADA, 2-6 AUG 1965) SCIENCE BOOKCRAFTERS, INC, HAST I NGS-ON-HUDSON , NEW YORK , PAGE 139,

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1492 BAKER F A. HASTED J IONISATION D'lONS POSITIFS PAR IMPACT D'ELECTROnS

(IN ABSTRACTS OF) THE FOURTH INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON THt PHYSICS

OF ELECTRONIC AND ATOMIC COLLISIONS (QUEBEC. CANADA . 2-6 AUG 1965) SCIENCE BOOKCRAFTERS. INC, HASTINGS-ON-HUOSON, NEW YORK, PAGE 477.

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1493 KHARE S P. MOISEIWITSCH B L THE EFFECT OF POLARIZATION ON THE ANGULAR DISTRIBUTION OF ELECTRONS

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1494 ALL I SON 0 C S. MOISEIWITSCH B L< MCINTYRE H A J THE ELASTIC SCATTERING OF POSITRONS BY ATOMIC HYDROGEN AND HELIUM

PROC PHYS SOC LONDON , VOL 78, 1169, (1961)

1495 BRANSOEN R H THE LOW ENERGY SCATTERING OF POSITRONS BY HYDROGEN ATOMS

PROC PHYS SOC LONDON, VOL 79, 190. (1962)

1496 HAHN r, OMrtLLt Y T F, SPRUCH L STATIC APPROXIMATION AND BOUNDS ON SINGLE CHANNEL PHASE SHIFTS

PHYS REV , VOL 128, 932, (1962)

149b GARRETT W R POLARIZATION AND EXCHANGE EFFECTS IN SLOw-ELEC IRON SCATTERING FROM LITHIUM AND SODIUM

PHYS REV, VOL 140. A705. (1965)

1499 HAHN Y, SPRUCH L MINIMUM-PRINCIPLE CALCUI ATION OF THE POSITRON-HYDROGEN S-WAVE PHASE

SHIFT

PHYS REV, VOL 140> A1S. (1965)

1500 KLEINMAN C Jt HAHN Y. SPRUCH L HIGHER PARTIAL WAVES IN POSITRON-HYDROGEN SCATTERING

PHYS REV. VOL 140, A413. (1065)

1501 OUNN G H, VAN ZYL B. ZARE U N DISSOCIATION OF (H2)» BY ELECTRON IMPACT PHYS REV LETTERS. VOL 15. 610. (1965)

1502 MCFARLAND R H ON ATOMIC IONIZATION BY ELECTRON IMPACT

(IN ABSTRACTS OF) THE FOURTH INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON THE PHYSICS

OF ELECTRONIC AND ATOMIC COLLISIONS ( QUEBEC • CANADA. 2-6 AUG 1965) SCIENCE BOOKCRAFTERS. INC. HAST I NGS-ON-HUDSON . NEW YORK. PAGE 416.

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1503 DUNN 6 H. VAN ZYL B. ZARE U N MEASUREMENT OF THE CROSS 5FCTI0N FOR DISSOCIATION OF <H2)» BY ELECTRON IMPACT

(IN ABSTRACTS OF) THE FOURTH INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON THE PHYSICS

OF ELECTRONIC AND ATOMIC COLLISIONS (QUEBEC. CANADA . 2-6 AUG 1965) SCIENCE BOOKCRAFTERS. INC. HAST I NGS-ON-HUDSoN , NEW YORK . PAGE 443.

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1504 MCCONKEY J W. LATIMER I D ABSOLUTE CROSS SECTIONS FOR SIMULTANEOUS IONIZATION AND EXCITATION

OF N2 BY ELECTRON IMPACT PROC PHYS SOC LONDON. VOL 86. 463. (1965)

1505 DAMBURG R. PETERKOP R K CONCERNING THE SINGLE-ELECTRON APPROXIMATION IN COLLISION THEOHY

SOVIET PHYS JETP ENGLISH TRANSL. VOL 20, 1076. (1965)

1506 KINGSTON A E THE IONIZATION OF INERT GAS ATOMS BY ELECTRON AND PROTON IMPACT AT HIGH ENERGIES

PROC PHYS SOC LONDON. VOL 86, 467. (1965)

1507 DUBOVOI L V. SHVETS 0 M PROCEDURE FOR MEASURING TOTAL PARTICLE COLLISION CROSS SECTIONS IN DENSE PLASMA

BULL ACAD SCI USSR PHYS SER ENGL TRANSL. VOL 24. 1020. (I960)

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1508 MCGOWAN *. F I NEMAN M DETAILS OF ELECTRON-IMPACT IONIZATION OF H AND H2 NEAR THRESHOLD

(IN ABSTRACTS OF) THE FOURTH INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON THE PHYSICS

OF ELECTRONIC AND ATOMIC COLLISIONS ( QUEBEC * CANADA, 2-0 AUG 1965) SCIENCE BOOKCR AFTERS* IMC. HASTINOS-ON-HUOSON. NEW YORK , RASE 429. 1165

1509 F INEMAN M, CLARKE E M. MCGOWAN W, HANSON H P autoionization of n? unher electron impact

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of electronic and atomic collisions (quebec, canaoa, 2-6 aug 1965) science bookcrafters. inc. hastings-on-hudson. new york • paoe 4?5.

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1510 TIETZ T PAIS APPROXIMATE FORMULA FOR THE PHASE SHIFT AND ELFCTRON SCATTERING

IN THE THOMAS-FERMI THEORY

RROC NATL ACAD SCI INDIA SECT A. VOL 33. 500. (1963)

1511 TIETZ T PAIS APPROXIMATE FORMULA FOR THE PHASE SHIFT AND ELECTRON SCATTERING

IN THE THOMAS-FERMI THEORY

ACTA PHYS ACAD SCI HUNG « VOL 16. 1 . (19631

1512 MCGOWAN W, CLARKE E M. CURLEY E K ELECTRON-H-ATOM ELASTIC-SCATTERING RESONANCES

PHYS REV LETTERS. VOL 1*. 917. (196 1;)

1513 HEODLt D w 0. KEESING R G W THE THRESHOLD BEHAVIOR OF ELECTRON EXCITATION AND POLARIZATION

FUNCTIONS IN HELIUM

(IN ABSTRACTS OF) THE FOURTH INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON THE PHYSICS

OF ELECTRONIC AND ATOMIC COLLISIONS (QUEBEC. CANADA, 2-6 AUG 1965) SCIENCE BOOKCRAFTERS. INC, HASTINGS-ON-HUDSON. NEW YORK, PAGE 3H2>

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1515 KARULE E M, PETERKOP R K SCATTERING OF ELECTRONS ON LITHIUM ATOMS LATVIJAS PSR ZINATNU AKAD VESTIS. VOL 1. 53.

1516 GURCHUMELIYA A 0 SCATTERING OF SLOW ELECTRONS BY ATOMS LIETUVOS FIZ RINKINYS, VOL 3, 199, (1963)

1517 ZAPESOCHNYl I P, SHIMON L L ABSOLUTE EXCITATION CROSS SECTIONS OF THE ALKALI METALS

(IN ABSTRACTS OF) THE FOURTH INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON THt PHYSICS

OF ELECTRONIC AND ATOMIC COLLISIONS (QUEBEC, CANADA, 2-6 AUG 1965) SCIENCE BOOKCRAFTERS, INC. HAST I NGS-ON-HUOSON, NEW YORK. PAGE 401. 1965

1516 HANSON E E A STUOT OF KINETIC ENERGIES OF ATOMIC IONS FORMED BY ELECTRON IMPACT

IN NITRIC OXIDE AND HYDROGEN CHLORIDE

PHYS REV, VOL 51. 86. (1937)

1519 SINGH B, GUHA B K SCATTERING OF POSITRONS BY SIX-FOLD IONIZED URANIUM ATOM INDIAN J PHYS, VOL 36, 189, (1962)

1520 SALMONA A CALCUL DES SECTIONS DE CHOC DE LA DIFFUSION D'ElECTRONS DE FAIBl.ES ENERGIES PAR DES ATOMES OE SODIUM NEUTRES

CAHlERS PHYS, VOL 17, 465, (1963)

1521 ZAPESOCHNYl I P. SHPENIK 0 B RESONANCES IN THE EXCITATION FUNCTIONS OF ATOMS

(IN ABSTRACTS OF) THE FOURTH INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON THE PHYSICS

OF ELECTRONIC AND ATOMIC COLLISIONS (QUEBEC. CANADA. 2-6 AUG 19c,5> SCIENCE BOOKCRAFTERS. INC. HAST I NGS-ON-HuDSON , NEw YORK, PAGE 391.

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1522 POMILLA F R THE 2S-3S EXCITATION OF HYDROGEN ATOMS BY ELECTRON IMPACT

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1523 GARRETT W R POLARIZATION EFFECTS IN ATOMIC SCATTERING OF SLOW ELECTRONS

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1525 FITE W L> 8RACKMANN R T. HENDERSON W R DISSOCIATIVE ATTACHMENT OF ELECTRONS TO HOT 02

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1526 OMIDVAR K IONIZATION OF EXCITED ATOMIC HYDROGEN BY ELECTRON COLLISION IN COULOMB-BORN AND COULOMB -BORN-EXCHANGE APPROXIMATIONS

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1527 CHAMBERLAIN G E. SIMPSON J At KUYATT C E. HEIDEMAN H 6 M ELECTRON- IMPACT SPECTRA OF HELIUM AND ARGON

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1528 HOLT H K, KRO TKOV R EXCITATION OF HELIUM TO 3 TRIPLET P AND 2 SINGLET S STATES BY ELECTRON BOMBARDMENT

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1532 CROTHERS 0. MCCARHOLL R EXCITATION OF NEUTRAL ATOMS RY ELECTRON IMPACT

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1833 FINK X, HUBER P

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1841 KOvAL A 6 * KOPPE V T. FOGEL YA M

1846 BURKE P G, COOPER J W. ORMONDE S

1847 BURKE p G, TAYLOR A J

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1851 KINGSTON A E, LAUER J E HlGH-ENERSY CROSS SECTIONS FOR ELECTRON EXCITATIONS OF EXCITED HYDROGEN ATOMS IN WHICH THE PRINCIPAL UUANTUM

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1866 VELDRt V IA, LYASH A V, RAbIK L L EXCITATION OF NEON ATOMS BY ELECTRON BOMBARDMENT

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1867 VELDRt V IA. LYASH A V, RABIK L L EXCITATION OF NOBLE GAS ATOMS BY ELECTRON BOMBARDMENT

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1874 COOPER J L. PRESSLEY G A, STAFFORD F E ELECTRON-IMPACT IONIZATION CROSS SECTIONS FOR ATOMS

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1875 HEIL m, SCOTT B CESIUM IONIZATION CROSS SECTION FROM THRESHOLD TO 50 EV PHYS REV. VOL 145. 279. (1966)

1876 PETRInI D EXCITATION PAR CHOCS ELECTRONIQUES nES TRANSITIONS 4S TO 4P. 4S TO 3D, 3D TO 4P DU CA II ET 6S TO 6P. 6S TO SO. 5D TO 6P

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1879 VINKALNS I ZH THE EFFECT OF INCIDENT WAVE OISTORTION ON PARTIAL IONIZATION CROSS SECTIONS OF THE HYDROGEN ATOM

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1880 TISONE G C MEASUREMENT OF THE CROSS SECTION FOR DETACHMENT OF ELECTRONS

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1897 CROWN J C THE ELECTRON ALKALI-ATOM INTERACTION POTENTIAL ANO ELASTIC SCATTERING CROSS SECTION

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1910 KORCHEVOI YU P, PRZHONSKII A M EFFECTIVE CROSS SECTION FOR THE INELASTIC COLLISIONS OF SLOW ELECTRONS WITH CESIUM ATOMS IN THE PRE-THHESHOLD REGION

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1924 SCHULZ G J. KOONS H C ENERGY LEVELS OF THE COMPOUND STATE OF N2 NEAR 2.3 EV

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1962 GOLDEN D Ei 8AN0EL H W LOW-ENERGY E (ELECTRON) - AR TOTAL SCATTERING CROSS SECTIONS - THE RAMSAUER-TOWNSEND EFFECT

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AUTHOR INDEX

ABERTH W ADAMCZYK B ADEN A L AHEAHN A J AKEHIB R ALLEN C W ALLEN H W

ALLE-K l h ALLISON U C S

ALL I S U P ALTSHULER S AMEMIYA A

ANDERSON J M ARMSTEAO R C ARNOT F L

ARNOUIST 1 N ASUNOI R K

ATKINSON W R AUBREY B B BACON R M BAERWALD H BAILEY J E BAILEY T L BAILEY V A

BAINES G 0 BAKER F A BAKIS R BALLING L C BANDEL H U BANER JEE S BANNON J BAHANGER E BAHBIERE 0 BARNES L L BARTKY C 0 BATES 0 R

BAUER E BAUER N BAYES K 0 BEACH J Y BECKER P M 8E0ERS0N b BEGUN G M BEKEF I G BELL K L BELL M E BELOUSOVA I M

B46 1891

1858 698

1239

276 913 923

273

876 1216

1494

25

385 248

10h

1580

50 156

626

1592

159 682

106

395 396 403

316 317

52

19] 65 69 144 245 11S2

847 938 940

24 1

177 1490

1568

1 7c

683

1117

195

156

197 199 201

69

1492

965

522 1346

869 1375 1703 1704

203

386 397

1251

1557 1558

71 146 1141 1180

1787 1962

243 4?3 444

368

456

bar

311

16 1116

36C

351 215

929

821 1557 1558

555

329

1100 1212 846 1490

822 1409 1710

547

1696

7 75 I8601305

RENADE J M 674 HENNFTT W H 42 BENNETT W 1196 BERMAN A 187 372 794 BERNSTEIN M J 188 BEUTHE h 172 BHALLA M S 948 BHATTACHARYYA T 514 BIALECKE E P 703 RIRERMAN L M 1059 BIELSK! A 1793 BILINSKY S 1294 RIONOI M A 131 541 1064 1344

8LAHA M 437 BLAIS N C 566 BLANC C 986

BLANC D 986 BLEAKNEY W 9 12 35 ROECKNER C 764 1213 BOERhOOM A J H 1706 1782 1858 ROERSCH H 1065 1585 1753 BOGDANOVA I 222 476 1324 1534 BOIKOVA R F 1681 ROKS^NBERG A 491 1 106 RONHAM R A 875 BOROWITZ S 384 967

389 393 511

BORTNER T E 1016

BOWE J C 819 BOWM1N C R 1374 80Y0 R L F 335 491

BOYD T J M 419 BOYET H 393 BRACKETT J W 1579

326

320 332 1525 322

BRANDT A F 116 HRANSC0M8 L 38 9 0 839

1495

425 436

RRASFFIELD C J 232 BRATSEV V F 1682 1804 BRATTA IN w 231 BRED 1 G M A 660 BREFNE R G 574 934 939 PREEN F H 287 8REHM J J 169 RREIG E L 1564 BRICOUT P 656 BRIGLlA D D 988

1410

1 164 1451

1 292

1460

1 372

1543 BRINK G 150 777 1217 BRION C E 985

78
BROUE R B 1 6 e j 3 *6 COHEN M H 1485

47 219 1007 COLEMAN J P 1479 1697 1886 BRONCO C J 742 COLES S 8 620 8R05E H L 203 COLL T N J 531 BROWNE M N 821 COMPTON k t 2 674 BROWN S C 312 31* 360 59* 1*00 COMPTON R N 1565 BRUCHE e 77 79 80 32 8ft 85 89 259 CONNOLLY J G 1916 BRUECKNER K A 399 CONNOR T R 1344 BUChDAHL R 13* COOK C J 153

SUCHELNIKOi/A I S 766 COOLIDGE A S 987 BUCKINGHAM R A 70 2*3 COOPER J L 1874 BULEWICZ E M 10*1 COOPER J W 1057 1846

BULLARD E C 49 53 138 267 CORINALDESI E 28 BUNDY f p 39 CORRIGAN S J B 336 354 1566 BUNYAN P J 109 1*24 COTTIN M 483 BUHCH 0 s 38 COURT G R 887 BURGESS A 57 *17 715 735 892 CRAGGS J D 337 3*6 357 84 7 853

861 865 867 938 940 8URM0P E H S 140 948 9&0 1118 1231 BURKE P G 83 151 162 669 874 CRAWFORD C K 659 918 1009 1015 loeo 1340

1*36 1653 18ft6 1847 CROMMTON R w 352 1489 BURKE V M 44 162 712 CROTHERS 0 1532 BURNS J F 410 591 CROWN J C 13*3 1897 BURTT B P 347 CROZIER W 0 623 BYATT W J 388 597 CUNNINGHAM G M 1109 BYRON F W 1788 CURLEY E K 1512 CALLAWAY J 976 1342 1827 CURRAN R K 133 971 1066 1067 CAPL INGER e 1268 CUTHBERT J 17*2 CARLETON N P 992 CZYZ'K S J 4*2 1932 1943 CARSON T R 434 DAHLFR J S 311 555 CARTER C 421 DAIBER J W 1577 CERMAK V 1572 1781 OALGARNO A 416 436 440 702 1 3*1 CHAMBERLAIN G F. 922 130* 1373 1*1 7 1527 HAMBURG R 32 91 97 148 lS* 1692 1693 278 296 507 5*2 609

6*8 610 835 83b 856 CHAMPION K S W 698 1505 1550 1551 1552 1553

CHANDRASEKHAP, s 287 PANCE 0 F 1803 CHANIN L M 131 OASHCHENKO A I 78 CHEN C L 182 2*9 739 1019 OEGEILH A 986 CHEN J C Y 207 895 962 964 1852 DEHMELT H G 679 CHESHIRE I M 645 DEICHSEL h 1*25 1427 1431 1596 CHIBISOV M I 818 176* DEMKOV Y N *57 CHILDS E C 62 6ft 1286 DE HEER F J 1281 1690 1748 1782 CHOUOHURY A L 1659 DE LA R I PELLE F 11** CHOW R K M 1342 DE MARIA G 1578 CHRISTOPHOROU L G 1565 DE VISSER J G S 663 CHRISTOPH w 290 DESPREZ-REBAUO S *61 CILLIE G 295 DEVORE R V 256 CIRG I 142 DEVYATPV A m *7* 607 755 1325 1533 CLARKE E M 854 1C89 1509 1512 DIBELER V H 466 525 CLOUTIER 8 0 481 DIBELlUS N r 768 COCHRAN L w 685 DOERING J P 920 1982 COOY W J 933 DOLDER K T 261 264 907

79
OOLGOV 6 753 754 OOHMAN F M 77o 1 068 1069

nOrtRF ^ TF In a

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