We have studied the angular distributions of double-electron capture i
n C4+ + He collisions in the 400-800-eV collision energy range. At all
measured energies an interference pattern has been observed which is
attributed to Stueckelberg oscillations. A comparison with calculated
differential cross sections using a two-state diabatic potential matri
x of Danared and Barany [J. Phys. B 19, 3109 (1986)] shows a reasonabl
e agreement at 800 eV, while at lower energies the calculations show a
shift of the peak positions towards larger angles. An alternative mod
el by Barat et al. [J. Phys. B 23, 2811 (1990)], developed for collisi
ons in the keV range, was also employed and was found to agree less we
ll with our data, succinctly illustrating the increasing sensitivity t
o the ''exact'' potential shape with decreasing collision energy.