An easy method to estimate charge-exchange cross sections between ions and one-active-electron atoms
Fabio Sattin
Abstract
In this paper we present a simple model for computing single electron exchange between light nuclei. The electronic capture is pictured as a tunnelling process in a model potential. This allows to analytically compute the transmission probability. Some comparisons with data from existing literature are given.
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