Garland, L. W. and Jaron, A. and Kaminski, J. Z. and Potvliege, R. M. (2002) 'Off-shell effects in laser-assisted electron scattering at low frequency.', Journal of physics B : atomic, molecular and optical physics., 35 (13). pp. 2861-2872.
Abstract
Differential cross sections for the scattering of electrons by a short-range potential in the presence of an intense, linearly polarized, low-frequency field are obtained in three different ways: within the Kroll-Watson approximation, within the impulse approximation and through an exact Floquet calculation. Examples are given where the cross section for small-angle scattering with emission or absorption of photons is larger by several orders of magnitude than predicted by the Kroll-Watson approximation. The enhancement can be ascribed to off-shell contributions and is correctly reproduced by the impulse approximation. However, no such enhancement is found in model calculations for helium. The accuracy of the impulse approximation in the vicinity of a resonance is also studied.
| Item Type: | Article |
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| Keywords: | Intense electromagnetic-field, Differential cross-sections, Charged-particle scattering, Radiation-filled space, Small-angle scattering, Floquet-Bloch-theory, Atom scattering, C02-Laser field, Helium-atoms, Collective model. |
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| Publisher Web site: | http://dx.doi.org/10.1088/0953-4075/35/13/302 |
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| Date of first online publication: | July 2002 |
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