Electron transfer from optically prepared states : He+ Na(32 P) &rarr He(21,3 P) + Na+ angular differential scattering

S.E. Nielsen, T.H. Rod, J. Salgado, D. Dowek, J. C. Houver, Jan W. Thomsen, N. Andersen

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