Electron-photon angular correlations have been measured for excitation of the $2P$ states of hydrogen at an incident energy of 35 eV. The data presented relate to electron-scattering angles from θₑ=8^∘ to θₑ=120^∘ and yield values for the parameters λ and R. The experimental results are compared with several theories. In general, none of the theories is found to be adequate at this energy.
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