Aissaoui Lamia, Bouledroua Moncef and Alioua Kamel (2015) Mobility of carbon ions C+(2P◦) and C+(4P) in helium computed from quantum-mechanical transport cross sections. Molecular Physics , 214(), , Wiley
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Abstract
On the light of a previous work and its recommendations by Matoba et al. [J. Phys. B 41, 145205 (2008)], this paper
proposes to look at the mobility of ground and metastable-excited states of C+ ions moving into a helium buffer gas.
The calculations, based on the three-temperature theory for solving the Boltzmann kinetic equation, are accomplished
with quantum-mechanical transport cross sections at the low temperatures 4.3 and 77K. The obtained mobility results are
contrasted with the available theoretical data and experimental measurements, which show acceptable agreements.
proposes to look at the mobility of ground and metastable-excited states of C+ ions moving into a helium buffer gas.
The calculations, based on the three-temperature theory for solving the Boltzmann kinetic equation, are accomplished
with quantum-mechanical transport cross sections at the low temperatures 4.3 and 77K. The obtained mobility results are
contrasted with the available theoretical data and experimental measurements, which show acceptable agreements.
Information
Item Type | Journal |
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Divisions |
» Laboratory of Physics for Matter and Radiation |
ePrint ID | 393 |
Date Deposited | 2015-07-10 |
Further Information | Google Scholar |
URI | https://univ-soukahras.dz/en/publication/article/393 |
BibTex
@article{uniusa393,
title={Mobility of carbon ions C+(2P◦) and C+(4P) in helium computed from quantum-mechanical transport cross sections},
author={Aissaoui Lamia, Bouledroua Moncef and Alioua Kamel},
journal={Molecular Physics}
year={2015},
volume={214},
number={},
pages={},
publisher={Wiley}
}
title={Mobility of carbon ions C+(2P◦) and C+(4P) in helium computed from quantum-mechanical transport cross sections},
author={Aissaoui Lamia, Bouledroua Moncef and Alioua Kamel},
journal={Molecular Physics}
year={2015},
volume={214},
number={},
pages={},
publisher={Wiley}
}