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Coherence in Grazing Ion-Surface Collisions

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Coherence in Atomic Collision Physics

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Coherence in atomic collisions is closely related to symmetry and selection of parameters that specify the collision process like impact parameter, plane of scattering, and final target states. In general, coincidence methods are used in the experiments to achieve these conditions, and in most cases a large degree of coherence in collisional excited terms is observed. A number of studies on this topic are discussed throughout this volume. This type of (time-consuming) experiment provides detailed information on the interaction processes and exhibit sensitive tests of theoretical approaches.

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Winter, H., Zimny, R. (1988). Coherence in Grazing Ion-Surface Collisions. In: Beyer, H.J., Blum, K., Hippler, R. (eds) Coherence in Atomic Collision Physics. Perspectives on Individual Differences. Springer, New York, NY. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4757-9745-9_8

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