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Journal of Experimental and Theoretical Physics

Exchange interaction of an atom with a multiply charged ion

E. Duman, L. I. Men’shikov

Published Sep 1, 1979• 0 citations
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The moment coupling of an interacting ion and an atom with a 3 d -electron shell is analyzed for the ground state of identical atoms and ions where resonant charge exchange proceeds with transition of a 4 s -electron. The interaction of the ion charge with the atom quadrupole moment is important for this system along with the exchange interactions and spin-orbit interactions inside an isolated atom and an ion. The quadrupole moment for 3 d -atoms in the ground states is evaluated. The hierarchy of interactions in a molecular ion is analyzed depending on ion-atom distances and is compared with the standard Hund scheme. The resonant charge exchange proceeds effectively at separations corresponding to an intermediate case between cases “a” and “c” of the Hund coupling scheme.