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Non-adiabatic time-dependent mean-field description for ion–atom collisions: application to H+ + Na(3s) → H+ + Na(3p) case

In this paper, we introduce a new theoretical technique first developed by us to describe ion–atom collisions. We take the particular collision reaction channel of H+ + Na(3s) → H+ + Na(3p) which has been extensively investigated theoretically and experimentally just as a check calculation case to show that our innovation has the potential to be a candidate for novel theoretical approach to investigate ion–atom collisions.