Iranian Journal of Physics Research

‎ ‎Properties of 132Xe Neutral Atoms Scattering for 165K and 275K ‎Temperatures

Document Type : Original Article

Author

A Akour

Department of Basic Science, Al-Huson College, Al-Balqa Applied University, Salt, Jordan

https://doi.org/10.47176/ijpr.21.3.38481 
Abstract
This work aims to use an important method Galitskii-Migdal-Feynman (GMF) for ‎diatomic molecules 132Xe2, to calculate the effective phase shifts which are then used to ‎compute the effective total and viscosity cross sections at low density and temperature . ‎this study has shown that it’s crucial to include partial waves up to ‎ ‎; for ‎ ‎, the ‎effect of the potential becomes negligible .‎
‎ Comparing with partial waves cross sections we deduce that the cross section is ‎dominated by S-wave scattering for low energy (wave number k < 0.1 Å-1), otherwise D ‎and G partial waves dominate . The highest peak rises from the partial effective D and G-‎wave resonance, where the system sustains a quasi-bound state trapped by the centrifugal barrier. The average cross section is also determined. ‎

Keywords

Effective Total Cross Section
Effective Phase Shifts
Effective Viscosity Cross Section
Galitskii-Migdal-Feynman Formalism
132Xe Gas
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