Alisher Kadyrov

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Curtin University

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Professor Alisher Kadyrov is a faculty member at Curtin University in Australia. His research spans various areas in atomic and nuclear physics, with recent publications exploring topics such as ionization processes in charged particle collisions and reaction rates in astrophysical scenarios. His work includes detailed studies on fully differential cross sections, electron capture mechanisms, and the interactions of different ionized particles with hydrogen and helium targets.

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Antihydrogen formation

Open Date: 2019-01-01

Close Date: 2021-12-31

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Electron, positron, and heavy-particle collisions with molecules

Open Date: 2018-01-01

Close Date: 2020-12-31

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Quantum collision theory for astrophysics, fusion energy and hadron therapy

Open Date: 2016-01-01

Close Date: 2018-12-31

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Ilya Fabrikant

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University of Nebraska - Lincoln

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Dmitry Fursa

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Curtin University

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Richard deBoer

University of Notre Dame

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Igor Bray

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Curtin University

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Kade Spicer

Curtin University

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Aks Kotian

Curtin University

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Coupled-channel calculations of fully differential cross sections for ionization in 75-keV p+He collisions

Astrophysical S factor and reaction rate of the direct C12 ( p,γ ) N13 capture process within a potential-model approach

Ionization and state-selective electron capture in collisions of fully stripped and hydrogenlike oxygen ions with hydrogen atoms

Doubly differential cross sections for ionization in He2++He collisions

Target excitation and ionization in p¯+He(11S,23S) collisions

Electron capture and ionisation in intermediate-energy C$$^{6+}-$$He collisions: Integrated cross sections

Unified treatment of atomic excitation and ionization

Connecting excitation and ionization cross sections in electron-atom scattering

Asymptotic normalization coefficients for α+C12 synthesis and the S factor for C12(α,γ)O16 radiative capture

State-selective electron capture in Ar 16 + + H ( 1 s ) collisions for charge-exchange recombination spectroscopy

Near-threshold collisional dynamics in the e−e+p system

Calculation of Energy and Angular Distributions of Electrons Produced in Intermediate-Energy p + H2 Collisions

Doubly differential ionization in proton-helium collisions at intermediate energies: Energy distribution of emitted electrons as a function of scattered-projectile angle

Electron capture and ionisation in He$$^{2+}$$ collisions with H$$_2$$

Determination of asymptotic normalization coefficients for the channel $$^{16}$$O$$\rightarrow \alpha +^{12}$$C. II. Excited states $$^{16}$$O($$3^-,2^+,1^-$$)

Doubly differential cross sections for ionisation in proton–helium collisions at intermediate energies: energy and angular distribution of emitted electrons

Energy and angular distributions of electrons emitted in proton collisions with molecular hydrogen

Antiproton collisions with excited positronium

Determination of asymptotic normalization coefficients for the channel $$^{16}$$O$$\rightarrow \alpha +^{12}$$C: excited state $$^{16}$$O($$0^+; 6.05$$ MeV)

Wave-packet continuum discretization approach to He2+−He collisions

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Ilya Fabrikant

Dmitry Fursa

Richard deBoer

Igor Bray

Kade Spicer

Aks Kotian

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