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Electron impact single ionization of mono- and di-positive ions

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The electron impact ionization cross-sections of mono- and di-positive ionic targets are calculated using a second version of the modified binary-encounter-dipole (MBED) model, previously reported [M A Uddinet al, J. Phys. B37, 1909 (2004)]. The present version differs from the previous one in the scale factor of the Burgess denominator and is applicable to targets with chargesq = 1 and 2. The MBED in the present form is found to work well for 11 ionic targets ranging from Be+ to K+ and complements its previous version valid for targets withq s> 2

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Uddin, M.A., Haque, A.K.F., Mahbub, M.S. et al. Electron impact single ionization of mono- and di-positive ions. Pramana - J Phys 66, 1119–1124 (2006). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02708465

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