Transport collision integrals for low-lying excited states of nitrogen atoms and ions are derived in the framework of a phenomenological approach following, where possible, also the traditional multipotential procedure. The two sets of results are compared considering critically the observed deviations, and finally, the proposed model is validated by comparison with oxygen atom-atom interactions. In addition, an attempt is made to extend the proposed phenomenological method to interactions involving high-lying excited states, taking into account the symmetric interaction of two excited hydrogen atoms, characterized by increasing principal quantum number.

Collision Integrals for Interactions Involving Atoms in Electronically Excited States

A Laricchiuta;G Colonna;D Bruno;C Gorse;R Celiberto;M Capitelli
2009

Abstract

Transport collision integrals for low-lying excited states of nitrogen atoms and ions are derived in the framework of a phenomenological approach following, where possible, also the traditional multipotential procedure. The two sets of results are compared considering critically the observed deviations, and finally, the proposed model is validated by comparison with oxygen atom-atom interactions. In addition, an attempt is made to extend the proposed phenomenological method to interactions involving high-lying excited states, taking into account the symmetric interaction of two excited hydrogen atoms, characterized by increasing principal quantum number.
2009
Istituto di Nanotecnologia - NANOTEC
TRANSPORT CROSS SECTIONs
ELASTIC-SCATTERING
CHARGE-TRANSFER
AIR PLASMAS
HYDROGEN PLASMAS
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