Buch, Englisch, 272 Seiten, Format (B × H): 150 mm x 225 mm
From Nonrelativistic to Relativistic Velocities
Buch, Englisch, 272 Seiten, Format (B × H): 150 mm x 225 mm
Reihe: North-Holland Personal Library
ISBN: 978-0-444-52047-0
Verlag: Elsevier Science & Technology
speed of light. For the highest projectile velocities, energy can be converted into mass, so that electron-positron pairs are created. In addition to the systematic treatment, a theoretical section specializes on electron-electron
correlations and three chapters are devoted to selected highlights bordering to surface science and to physics with antiprotons.
* Simple access to the theory of collisions between ions and atoms
* Systematic treatment of basic features needed for an understanding
* Mathematical details are omitted and referred to references
* In order to bear out the essential ideas most clearly, a single active electron is assumed in most cases
* In selected examples, theoretical results are confronted with experiment
* Discussion supported by a large number of illustrations
* Selected highlights in borderline fields are presented
Zielgruppe
Graduate students and professional scientists interested in atomic collisions. Also graduate students and scientists in adjacent fields.
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Preface
Contents
I. Nonrelativistic collisions
1. Introduction
2. Low-energy collisions: Basis expansions
3. High-energy collisions: Perturbation theory for direct reactions
4. High-energy collisions: Charge transfer
II. Relativistic collisions
5. Relativisit kinematics and fields of moving charges
6. Relativistic electron motion
7. Relativistic ion-atom collisions: General theory
8. Direct reactions: Excitation and ionization
9. Relativistic electron transfer
10. Radiative electron capture (REC)
11. Electron-positron pair production
III. Selected topics
12. Selcted topics I: Hyperspherical coordinates
13. Selected topics II: Hollow atoms in micro-capillaries
14. Selected topics III: Resonant coherent excitation
15. Selected topics IV: Atomic physics with antiprotons
Appendices
A. Fundamental constants and units
Bibliography
Index