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1 2/24/02Prof. Reinisch 85.483/5111 4.3 Collision Cross Section (1) We are now extending from binary collisions (2 particles) to a flux of particles scattered off a target particle, see Fig. 4.5.

2 2/24/02Prof. Reinisch 85.483/5112 4.3 Collision Cross Section (2)

3 2/24/02Prof. Reinisch 85.483/5113 4.3 Collision Cross Section (3)

4 2/24/02Prof. Reinisch 85.483/5114 4.3 Total Scattering Cross Sections

5 2/24/02Prof. Reinisch 85.483/5115 4.3 Momentum Transfer Cross Sections

6 2/24/02Prof. Reinisch 85.483/5116 4.3 Momentum Transfer Cross Sections cont’d

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