The Physics of Multiply and Highly Charged Ions, Vol. 1
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As an introduction to the field of highly charged ions, this graduate textbook presents the theory of the R-matrix method as applied to photoionization of atomic ions, the general theory of low energy electron scattering by atoms and ions, and the use of electron beam ion traps in the study of highly charged ions. Other topics of the 11 chapters include electron cyclotron resonance ion sources, collision phenomena in astronomical objects, and recombination of cooled highly charged ions with low energy electrons. Volume two focuses on interactions with matter. Annotation ©2004 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR
List of FiguresList of TablesPrefaceDedicationIntroduction1ECR Ion Sources32Electron Beam Ion Traps and their use in the Study of Highly Charged Ions393Collision Phenomena Involving Highly-Charged Ions in Astronomical Objects794Highly Charged Ion Collision Processes in High Temperature Fusion Plasmas1035Radiobiological Effects of Highly Charged Ions1496Photoionization of atomic ions1997Recombination of Cooled Highly Charged Ions with Low-energy Electrons2318Dielectronic Recombination in External Electromagnetic Fields2699Electron Ion Scattering using an R-matrix Approach30310Electron Impact Ionisation of Hydrogen-like Ions33311Test of Strong-Field QED351Index387
