Intervalley scattering by charged impurities in graphene

Intervalley charged-impurity scattering processes are examined. It is found that the scattering probability is enhanced due to the Coulomb interaction with the impurity by the Sommerfield factor $F_{\text{Z}}\propto \epsilon^{2\sqrt{1-4g^2}-2}$, where $\epsilon$ is the electron energy and $g$ is the dimensionless constant of the Coulomb interaction.