Abstract
The dependence of the cross section of electron loss on the nuclear charge Z of a bombarding ion and on the nuclear charge Zt of a target atom for fast collisions is studied theoretically using the plane-wave Born approximation and the sum rule. The results of calculations show that the cross section of electron loss for fast collisions increases monotonically as Z and Zt increase, which can be used to interpolate cross sections for the processes for which there are no experimental data.
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