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Resonant Charge Exchange in Ion-Parent–Atom Collisions: The Inelastic Contribution to Odd-Order Collision Integrals

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Resonant charge-exchange cross sections are of paramount importance in affecting the diffusion-type, or more exactly the odd-order, collision integrals of ion-parent–atom collisional pairs. This process can be considered as an inelastic channel, however characterized by very high values of the cross section and therefore not negligible in the calculation of transport properties of thermal plasmas. Other kind of inelastic processes have been discussed in Chap. 1, their role being usually negligible at low temperatures (see also Chap. 10).

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Capitelli, M., Bruno, D., Laricchiuta, A. (2013). Resonant Charge Exchange in Ion-Parent–Atom Collisions: The Inelastic Contribution to Odd-Order Collision Integrals. In: Fundamental Aspects of Plasma Chemical Physics. Springer Series on Atomic, Optical, and Plasma Physics, vol 74. Springer, New York, NY. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4419-8172-1_4

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