Abstract
A four-body classical trajectory Monte Carlo method and a simple binary encounter model was applied in the study of K-shell vacancy production in N7+ and Ti collisions in the impact velocity range 12–30 a.u. The total cross sections of the single and double K-shell vacancy productions are calculated and the ratios between them are compared with experimental data. Independent electron approximations fail to reproduce the measured double/single vacancy production ratios.
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