We report new results of triple differential cross sections for the single ionization of helium by 1-KeV electron impact at the ejection energy of 10 eV. Investigations have been made for both the perpendicular plane and the plane perpendicular to the momentum transfer geometries. The present calculation is based on the three-Coulomb wave function. Here we have also incorporated the effect of target polarization in the initial state. A comparison is made between the present calculation with the results of other theoretical methods and a recent experiment [Drr M, Dimopoulou C, Najjari B, Dorn A, Bartschat K, Bray I, Fursa D V, Chen Z, Madison D H and Ullrich J 2008 Phys. Rev. A 77 032717]. At an impact energy of 1 KeV, the target polarization is found to induce a substantial change of the cross section for the ionization process. We observe that the effect of target polarization plays a dominant role in deciding the shape of triple differential cross sections.
The three-Coulomb-wave(3C) model is applied to study the single ionization of helium by 2 MeV/amu C6+ impact.Fully differential cross sections(FDCS) are calculated in the scattering plane and the results are compared with experimental data and other theoretical predictions.It is shown that the 3C results of the recoil peak are in very good agreement with experimental observations,and variation of the position of the binary peak with increasing momentum transfer also conforms better to the experimental results.Furthermore,the contributions of different scattering amplitudes are discussed.It turns out that the cross sections are strongly influenced by the interference of these amplitudes.
