The integral and differential cross sections for the electronic excitation of the 2l and 3l states of hydrogen obtained by the multichannel eikonal theory in a 10-channel basis are reported. The lambda , R and I parameters for the 2p state of hydrogen at 54.40 and 350 eV are also provided. Good agreement with the experimental data of Mahan et al. (1976) for the integral cross sections sigma 1s to 3l is achieved by the updated and extended multichannel eikonal theory. Two general conclusions follow from the results reported in the paper: (a) the first Born results underestimates experiment in s to d transitions and (b) indirect coupling mechanisms for the excitation of the 3d state of hydrogen are important and cannot be neglected. These conclusions indicate that the pseudostate basis used in a number of optical potential model calculations needs further refinement in the intermediate energy region.
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