Abstract Total and subshell-selective charge exchange cross sections and the corresponding reaction rate coefficients for Ne q+ -H ( q = 6–10 ) collision systems are calculated by utilizing the… Click to show full abstract
Abstract Total and subshell-selective charge exchange cross sections and the corresponding reaction rate coefficients for Ne q+ -H ( q = 6–10 ) collision systems are calculated by utilizing the two-center atomic orbital close-coupling (TC-AOCC) method at impact energy between 0.1 keV/u and 500 keV/u. Good agreements with the experimental and other theoretical results are found for the total charge transfer cross section in the considered energy range and for those of the dominant charge-exchange channels for the higher collision energies. These charge exchange cross section data are useful for understanding and modeling the X-ray emission in environments where charge transfer is an important mechanism generating this emission.
               
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