The codes to plot the cross-section vs energy curve and also the research article that might help in understanding, theoretically and mathematically, the reactions of the form: A^+ + B^- --> A^- + B^+
Where, A is an atom and B could be an atom or a molecule.
Abderrahmane Boudribila
Computational methods: One way to calculate the cross-section is through computational methods such as quantum mechanical calculations. You can use software such as MOLPRO or GAUSSIAN to calculate the cross-sections for specific reactions. Analytical models: You can also use analytical models to estimate the cross-sections. For example, a widely used model for charge-exchange cross-sections is the R-matrix theory, which describes the cross-sections in terms of the scattering matrix elements of the two-body system. Experimentally: The cross section can also be measured experimentally by using techniques such as crossed-beam or storage ring measurements.
Nabajyoti Pandit There are several ways to plot the cross-section vs energy curve for charge exchange reactions of the form A^+ + B^- --> A^- + B^+ where A is an atom and B could be an atom or a molecule. Here are a few examples:
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Adnan Majeed
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