Abstract
This paper shows that a classical electron may get trapped within the field of two atomic nuclei even though it is free, i.e., the total energy of the electron is greater than that at large distances from the attractive centers. The consequences of this phenomenon for the emission of high-energy electrons during slow-atom bombardment of solids are discussed.
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