Statistics – Applications
Scientific paper
Mar 1984
adsabs.harvard.edu/cgi-bin/nph-data_query?bibcode=1984stin...8421485w&link_type=abstract
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Statistics
Applications
Absorbers (Materials), Energy Transfer, Excitation, Plasma Oscillations, Stopping Power, Chemical Bonds, Coulomb Collisions, Gases, Ionic Crystals, Metals, Molecules, Protons
Scientific paper
The basic model of Lindhard and Scharff, known as the local plasma model, is used to study the effects on stopping power of the chemical and physical state of the medium. Unlike previous work with the local plasma model, in which individual electron shifts in the plasma frequency were estimated empirically, he Pines correction derived for a degenerate Fermi gas is shown herein to provide a reasonable estimate, even on the atomic scale. Thus, the model is moved to a complete theoretical base requiring no empirical adjustments, as characteristic of past applications. The principal remaining error is in the overestimation of the low-energy absorption properties that are characteristic of the plasma model in the region of the atomic discrete spectrum, although higher-energy phenomena are accurately represented, and even excitation-to-ionization ratios are given to fair accuracy. Mean excitation energies for covalent-bonded gases and solids, for ionic gases and crystals, and for metals are calculated using first-order models of the bonded states.
Chang Chan-Kao
Kamaratos E.
Wilson William J.
Xu Ji-Yao
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