Recently, inclusion of the final-state electron-electron interaction in the distorted-wave Born approximation was accomplished. The three-body distorted-wave Born approximation (3DWBA) includes the short-range static electron-target interactions for both initial-and final-state wavefunctions that satisfy the correct asymptotic boundary condition. It was shown that the 3DWBA gives a good description of ionization in coplanar asymmetric geometry for the intermediate-energy range (incident-electron energies from 5 to 20 times the ionization energy). Here we apply the theory to low-energy collisions (2 to 5 times the ionization energy).
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