Abstract

Differential cross sections for vibrationally elastic scattering of electrons from N2 have been measured at three energies using the relative flow technique and normalizing to the cross sections in helium. At 1.5 eV the authors' results generally support the observations of Brennan et al. (1992), who find substantially larger cross sections than previously reported by Shyn and Carignan (1980) and by Sohn et al. (1986). At 0.55 eV, the authors' results are also larger than those of Sohn et al. but in good agreement with the calculations of Morrison et al. (1987). A measurement is also reported at the second peak of the 2 Pi g temporary negative ion state, and several difficulties in making comparisons with theory and experiment are elucidated.

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