A physical interpretation is given for the variation with internuclear separation of the fully differential cross section for double photoionization of H2. This effect is analyzed in a geometry where the fourbody interaction is completely probed. Excellent agreement is found between experiment and time-dependent close-coupling theory after convoluting the latter over the relevant solid angles. We show the observed variations are purely due to the esigma component of the polarization vector ? along the molecular axis, a conclusion which is supported through calculations of the photoionization of H2+

Physical Interpretation of the 'Kinetic Energy Release' Effectin the Double Photoionization of H2

P Bolognesi;L Avaldi;
2008

Abstract

A physical interpretation is given for the variation with internuclear separation of the fully differential cross section for double photoionization of H2. This effect is analyzed in a geometry where the fourbody interaction is completely probed. Excellent agreement is found between experiment and time-dependent close-coupling theory after convoluting the latter over the relevant solid angles. We show the observed variations are purely due to the esigma component of the polarization vector ? along the molecular axis, a conclusion which is supported through calculations of the photoionization of H2+
2008
Istituto di Nanotecnologia - NANOTEC
Inglese
100
193001-1
193001-4
4
http://biblioproxy.cnr.it:2493/pdf/PRL/v100/i19/e193001
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DOUBLE PHTOIONIZATION
MULTIPLE DIFFERENTIAL CROSS-SECTIONS
MOLECULAR FRAGMENTATION
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info:eu-repo/semantics/article
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T. J. Reddish; J. Colgan; P. Bolognesi; L. Avaldi; M. Gisselbrecht; M. Lavolle; M. S. Pindzola;A. Huetz
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