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We present results of experimental measurements and theoretical calculations for the spin asymmetry, ), of the triple differential cross section. Spin-polarized lithium atoms were ionized by spin-polarized electrons of 54.4 eV incident energy. The geometry was coplanar with one detector at a fixed angle ( or ). Three data sets were obtained for ratios of shared energy = 8.8, 2.4, and 1. For the most asymmetric set the convergent close-coupling method gives best agreement, whereas for the symmetric set the distorted-wave Born approximation seems to be in better agreement.
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Streun et al. (1998) studied this question.
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