Cross sections for projectile K-shell ionization were measured for 0.75--3.5-MeV/N C⁵⁺ and O⁷⁺ projectiles in collisions with H₂ and He targets. The experimental results agree with plane-wave Born-approximation calculations which take into account the interaction between projectile and target electrons. We demonstrate that for energies where the target electrons have sufficient kinetic energy in the projectile frame to ionize the projectile electron, the electron-electron interaction can lead to a significant increase in the total ionization cross section.
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