The shapes of continuum capture cusps arising from ejection of target electrons by 15-18 a.u. velocity Ar¹⁸⁺ nuclei traversing He, Ne, and Ar are investigated. Observed asymmetries are compared to the second-Born-term asymmetry conjecture by Shake-shaft and Spruch, and to the alternative, first-Born-term asymmetry counter-conjecture by Chan and Eichler. Present evidence favors the former conjecture.
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