Plasma-screening effects are investigated on antiscreening channels fo
r excitation of a one-electron target by a one-electron projectile in
dense plasmas. The interaction Hamiltonian in dense plasmas is obtaine
d by an appropriate form of the nonspherical Debye-Huckel potentials.
Semiclassical straight-line trajectory method is applied to the ion pr
ojectile path in order to visualize the antiscreening transition proba
bility in dense plasmas as a function of the impact parameter and the
collision energy. The plasma screening effects reduce the transition p
robabilities, especially, in the dipole-dipole transition. The maximum
position of the transition probability is receding from the target nu
cleus with increasing projectile energy for the dipole-dipole and dipo
le-quadrupole excitations. However, in the quadrupole-quadrupole excit
ation, the maximum position is getting closer to the target nucleus wi
th increasing projectile energy. The quadrupole transitions (dipole-qu
adrupole and quadrupole-quadrupole) show the second maximum which is d
ue to the double peaks of the 2s radial distribution function. (C) 199
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