Internal consistency in the close-coupling approach to positron collisions with atoms

The positron-atom scattering problem contains the rearrangement channel of positronium (Ps) formation. While this makes the problem particularly difficult to calculate, it has the unusual benefit of validation via consideration of the internal consistency of the vastly different one- and two-centre...

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Main Authors: Bray, Igor, Bailey, J., Fursa, D., Kadyrov, A., Utamuratov, R.
Format: Journal Article
Published: SPRINGER 2016
Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/2672
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author Bray, Igor
Bailey, J.
Fursa, D.
Kadyrov, A.
Utamuratov, R.
author_facet Bray, Igor
Bailey, J.
Fursa, D.
Kadyrov, A.
Utamuratov, R.
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description The positron-atom scattering problem contains the rearrangement channel of positronium (Ps) formation. While this makes the problem particularly difficult to calculate, it has the unusual benefit of validation via consideration of the internal consistency of the vastly different one- and two-centre close-coupling approaches. For example, the ionisation cross section in the former must be the same as the sum of breakup and Ps formation cross sections in the latter. This places a severe test on both approaches, which we review here for positron scattering on hydrogen and helium atoms.
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spelling curtin-20.500.11937-26722017-09-13T14:32:14Z Internal consistency in the close-coupling approach to positron collisions with atoms Bray, Igor Bailey, J. Fursa, D. Kadyrov, A. Utamuratov, R. The positron-atom scattering problem contains the rearrangement channel of positronium (Ps) formation. While this makes the problem particularly difficult to calculate, it has the unusual benefit of validation via consideration of the internal consistency of the vastly different one- and two-centre close-coupling approaches. For example, the ionisation cross section in the former must be the same as the sum of breakup and Ps formation cross sections in the latter. This places a severe test on both approaches, which we review here for positron scattering on hydrogen and helium atoms. 2016 Journal Article http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/2672 10.1140/epjd/e2015-60591-7 SPRINGER restricted
spellingShingle Bray, Igor
Bailey, J.
Fursa, D.
Kadyrov, A.
Utamuratov, R.
Internal consistency in the close-coupling approach to positron collisions with atoms
title Internal consistency in the close-coupling approach to positron collisions with atoms
title_full Internal consistency in the close-coupling approach to positron collisions with atoms
title_fullStr Internal consistency in the close-coupling approach to positron collisions with atoms
title_full_unstemmed Internal consistency in the close-coupling approach to positron collisions with atoms
title_short Internal consistency in the close-coupling approach to positron collisions with atoms
title_sort internal consistency in the close-coupling approach to positron collisions with atoms
url http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/2672