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Spectroscopic analysis demonstrates Compton defects and asymmetries in helium and neon, confirming nonimpulse effects predicted by Hartree-Slater theory.
High-energy-electron-impact-spectroscopy experiments and exact-Hartree-Slater theory show the existence of Compton defects and asymmetries (nonimpulse effects) in helium and neon and are in good agreement with one another.
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