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تسجيل مستخدم جديدState selective differential cross sections for single and double electron capture in $Hesp{1,2+}-He$ and $p-He$ collisons
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M. S. Schoffler
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Using the COLTRIMStechnique, scattering angle differential cross sections for single and double electron capture in collisions of protons and $Hesp{1,2+}$ projectiles with helium atoms for incident energies of $60-630 keV/u$ are measured. We also report new theoretical results obtained by means of four-body one-channel distorted wave models (CDW-BFS, CDW-BIS and BDW), and find mixed agreement with the measured data.
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