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Electron emission in asymmetric collisions with fast, heavy projectiles via continuum charge transfer

The ejection of electrons from light target atoms by bare heavy projectiles is described by means of electron capture to the continuum. Calculations of the energy distribution of the electrons are performed within the semiclassical impulse approximation and compared with other theories. As special cases, collisions of Kr with H and Ar with He are considered. Experimental data of the electron spectrum in the forward peak region in (Ar,He) collisions can be well explained.