Experimental data for the Sherman function of xenon at collision energies between 50 and 150 eV are presented. The main idea of this investigation was to check the reliability of the experimental techniques by using two different and independent methods: the measurement of the polarization after scattering of unpolarized electrons and the measurement of the intensity asymmetry of polarized electrons scattered through the same scattering angle to the left and to the right. The agreement of the data from the two approaches is good. The results are compared with latest theories.
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