Department of Physics and Astronomy: Publications and Other Research
Date of this Version
August 1982
Abstract
Two formulations for describing electronic excitations developed by Fano and his school are reviewed. The transition matrix formulation of atomic photoionization has provided new perspectives on the well-known random phase approximation and on its relation to configuration interaction. The hyperspherical coordinate approach to two electron states and collision processes has provided new perspectives on the classification of two-electron excitation channels and on the evolution of highly excited electronic states.
Comments
Published in PHYSICS OF ELECTRONIC AND ATOMIC COLLISIONS, S. Datz, editor. Copyright © 1982 North-Holland Publishing Company. Used by permission.