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Ionization triple differential cross sections (TDCS) have been determined experimentally and theoretically for neutral N2 over a range of geometries and energies, from a coplanar geometry through to the perpendicular plane. Data were obtained at incident electron energies from ~10 eV to ~100 eV above the ionization potential (IP) of the 3σg, 1πu and 2σg states, using equal and non-equal outgoing electron energies, and using symmetric and asymmetric geometries. Data were taken with the incident electron beam in the scattering plane (ψ = 0°), as well as at angles ψ = 45° and ψ = 90° (see figure 1).

(e,2e) Ionization Studies of N2 at Low to Intermediate Energies from a Coplanar Geometry to the Perpendicular Plane