Effect of Exchange and Absorption Potential in the Distorted Wave Calculation of Electron Impact Excitation of Auto Ionizing State of Rubidium
Journal Title: Asian Journal of Physical and Chemical Sciences - Year 2017, Vol 4, Issue 2
Abstract
This Research of electron impact excitation of autoionizing states of rubidium have calculated the integral cross section using Distorted Wave Method in the range of incident energy of 15.8 -1000 eV. Numerical calculations have been done using a modified dwba1 fortran computer program which was originally made for hydrogen atom. The results are compared with Borovik work which showed a systematic agreement with inclusion of absorption potential, it also clear that incomparision with Pangantiwar and Srivastava there is a good qualitative agreement though the quantitave is attributed to the Multi Zeta Hartree fork wave functions applied.
Authors and Affiliations
V. O. O. N. Agutu, C. S. Singh
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