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Cross section for Lyman-alpha emission in H + –Cs charge transfer excitation has been measured in the H + energy range from 0.18 keV to 5.0 keV. The result shows noticeable oscillation-structure. This is a further evidence for the existence of secondary long-range interaction between charge-exchange channels which was firstly proposed by Pradel et al. and later discussed in detail by Sidis and Kubach.
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