The ionization of H, He and Ne atoms using neutrinos or antineutrinos at keV energies
G. J. Gounaris, E. A. Paschos, P. I. Porfyriadis
Abstract
We calculate the ionization cross sections for H, He or Ne atoms using νe and νe scattering at keV energies. Such cross sections are useful for e.g. νe-oscillation experiments using a tritium source. Using realistic atomic wave functions, we find that for Eν 10 ~ keV the atomic ionization cross sections, normalized to one electron per unit volume, are smaller than the corresponding free electron ones, and that they approach it from below as energies of 20 keV are reached.
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