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The electron-ion recombination rates of Ne10+ and D+ have been measured as a function of relative energy and electron density. We found a strong enhancement of e-Ne10+ recombination over expected radiative recombination rates below 1 meV relative energies, reaching a factor of 4 close to zero relative energy. Remarkably, the measured rate coefficients decrease as a function of electron density for both systems. Studies of recombination of D+ indicate that this density dependence may be due to temperature variations of the electron beam with the electron density.
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Gao, H., Asp, S., Biedermann, C. et al. Density dependence of recombination in the electron cooler of CRYRING. Hyperfine Interact 99, 301–308 (1996). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02274934
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