Vibrational-excitation cross sections of ground electronic states of a carbon dioxide molecule by electron-impact through CO2u−(2Piu ) shape resonance is considered in the separation of the normal modes approximation. Resonance curves and widths are computed for each vibrational mode. The calculations assume a decoupling between normal modes and employ the local complex potential model for the treatment of nuclear dynamics, usually adopted for electron-scattering involving diatomic molecules. Results are presented for excitation up to 10 vibrational levels in each mode and a comparison with data present in the literature is discussed.

Calculated low-energy electron-impact vibrational excitation cross sections for CO2 molecule / Laporta, V; Tennyson, J; Celiberto, Roberto. - In: PLASMA SOURCES SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY. - ISSN 0963-0252. - 25:6(2016). [10.1088/0963-0252/25/6/06LT02]

Calculated low-energy electron-impact vibrational excitation cross sections for CO2 molecule

CELIBERTO, Roberto
2016-01-01

Abstract

Vibrational-excitation cross sections of ground electronic states of a carbon dioxide molecule by electron-impact through CO2u−(2Piu ) shape resonance is considered in the separation of the normal modes approximation. Resonance curves and widths are computed for each vibrational mode. The calculations assume a decoupling between normal modes and employ the local complex potential model for the treatment of nuclear dynamics, usually adopted for electron-scattering involving diatomic molecules. Results are presented for excitation up to 10 vibrational levels in each mode and a comparison with data present in the literature is discussed.
2016
Calculated low-energy electron-impact vibrational excitation cross sections for CO2 molecule / Laporta, V; Tennyson, J; Celiberto, Roberto. - In: PLASMA SOURCES SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY. - ISSN 0963-0252. - 25:6(2016). [10.1088/0963-0252/25/6/06LT02]
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