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Multiply differential study of detachment with simultaneous target excitation in anion-atom collisions

M. Schulz1,2, F. Herrmann1, W. Zhang1, D. V. Chicharro1, A. Dorn1, M. Grieser1, F. Grussie1, H. Kreckel1, O. Novotny1 et al.

F. Trost1, A. Wolf1, T. Pfeifer1, C. D. Schröter1, and R. Moshammer1

Phys. Rev. A 112, 032803 – Published 9 September, 2025

DOI: https://doi.org/10.1103/vn2k-87xq

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We have measured momenta of electrons and recoil ions in triple coincidence with neutralized projectiles for slow collisions between various anions and target atoms. From the data we extracted triple differential momentum and angular distributions of electrons ejected in detachment, in detachment with simultaneous target ionization (DI), and in detachment with simultaneous target excitation (DE). The DI rates relative to the DE rates depend sensitively on the projectile speed and on the properties of the target.

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