In double ionization at very high collision velocities Becker has pointed out that so-called direct mechanism obeys the dipole selection rule while the rearrangement mechanism is a monopole transition, and since s and p waves cannot interfere in total cross sections, interference between these mechanisms is forbidden. It is shown here that interference is possible due to dipole-forbidden contributions to the direct mechanism or rearrangement process.
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McGuire et al. (1987) studied this question.
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