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Particle penetration and radiation effects: general aspects and stopping of swift point charges

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Beteilige Person:	Sigmund, Peter (VerfasserIn)
Format:	Buch
Sprache:	Englisch
Veröffentlicht:	Berlin [u.a.] Springer 2008
Schriftenreihe:	Springer series in solid state sciences 151
Schlagwörter:	Particle accelerators Particle beams Particles (Nuclear physics) Penetration mechanics Stopping power (Nuclear physics) Materie Bremsvermögen Wechselwirkung Streutheorie Teilchenstrahl Geladenes Teilchen Abbremsen Punktladung
Links:	http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=016462941&sequence=000001&line_number=0001&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA
Umfang:	XXIV, 437 S. Ill., graph. Darst.
ISBN:	9783540726227 9783540317135

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adam_text	U NCORRECTED PROO F CONTENTS GENERAL NOTATIONS ............................................. XIX PART I GENERAL 1 INTRODUCTION ............................................... 3 1.1 BRIEFHISTORICALSURVEY................................... 3 1.1.1 PARTICLEPENETRATION ............................... 3 1.1.2 RADIATIONEFFECTS.................................. 9 1.2 APPLICATIONS............................................ 10 1.2.1 FUNDAMENTAL PHYSICS RESEARCH ...................... 11 1.2.2 ASTROPHYSICSANDSPACESCIENCE ..................... 11 1.2.3 PLASMAPHYSICSANDFUSIONRESEARCH................. 12 1.2.4 MATERIALSRESEARCHANDENGINEERING ................. 12 1.2.5 ANALYTICALCHEMISTRY .............................. 16 1.2.6 BIOMEDICALRESEARCH............................... 17 1.3 MEASUREMENTSANDEXPERIMENTALTOOLS..................... 18 1.3.1 SOURCESOFENERGETICCHARGEDPARTICLES............... 18 1.3.2 TARGETSANDDETECTINGDEVICES ...................... 19 1.4 GENERAL-PHYSICSANDRELATEDASPECTS ...................... 20 1.5 LITERATURE .............................................. 21 1.6 NOMENCLATURE........................................... 22 PROBLEMS ................................................... 22 REFERENCES .................................................. 24 2 ELEMENTARY PENETRATION THEORY ........................... 27 2.1 INTRODUCTORYCOMMENTS.................................. 27 2.2 COLLISION STATISTICS....................................... 28 2.2.1 DEFINITIONOFCROSSSECTION.......................... 28 2.2.2 MULTIPLE COLLISIONS; POISSON S FORMULA................ 31 2.2.3 ENERGYLOSS ...................................... 33 U NCORRECTED PROO F XII CONTENTS 2.2.4 ENERGY-LOSSSTRAGGLING............................. 34 2.2.5 DIFFERENTIALCROSSSECTION........................... 36 2.2.6 RANGE ........................................... 36 2.3 ELECTRONICANDNUCLEARSTOPPING .......................... 38 2.3.1 GENERALCONSIDERATIONS............................. 38 2.3.2 FREE-COULOMB COLLISION ............................ 39 2.3.3 STOPPINGANDSTRAGGLING............................ 42 2.3.4 ADIABATICLIMITTOELECTRONICSTOPPING............... 44 2.3.5 RELATIVISTICEXTENSION.............................. 46 2.3.6 VALIDITYOFCLASSICAL-ORBITPICTURE................... 47 2.3.7 SCREENINGINNUCLEARSTOPPING ...................... 49 2.4 MULTIPLESCATTERING...................................... 51 2.4.1 SMALL-ANGLEAPPROXIMATION ........................ 51 2.4.2 STATISTICS......................................... 52 2.4.3 NUCLEARANDELECTRONICSCATTERING ................... 54 2.5 ESTIMATES .............................................. 56 2.5.1 ALPHAPARTICLES ................................... 56 2.5.2 PREVIEW: ENERGY AND Z 1 DEPENDENCE................. 57 2.6 ELECTRONANDPOSITRONPENETRATION......................... 58 2.7 DISCUSSIONANDOUTLOOK .................................. 60 PROBLEMS ................................................... 61 REFERENCES .................................................. 64 3 ELASTIC SCATTERING .......................................... 67 3.1 INTRODUCTORYCOMMENTS.................................. 67 3.2 CONSERVATIONLAWS ...................................... 68 3.2.1 NONRELATIVISTICREGIME............................. 68 3.2.2 RELATIVISTICREGIME................................ 71 3.3 CLASSICALSCATTERINGTHEORY............................... 74 3.3.1 THESCATTERINGINTEGRAL ............................ 74 3.3.2 RUNGE-LENZVECTORANDRUTHERFORD SLAW ............ 76 3.3.3 SCALINGRELATIONS.................................. 79 3.3.4 TIME INTEGRAL ( YY ).................................. 80 3.3.5 RELATIVISTIC SCATTERING INTEGRAL ( YY )................... 82 3.3.6 PERTURBATION THEORY ( YY )............................ 84 3.4 QUANTUMTHEORYOFELASTICSCATTERING ..................... 85 3.4.1 LABORATORY AND CENTER-OF-MASS VARIABLES............. 85 3.4.2 SCATTERING AMPLITUDE AND DIFFERENTIAL CROSS SECTION ... 86 3.4.3 BORNAPPROXIMATION............................... 88 3.4.4 PARTIAL-WAVEEXPANSION............................ 92 3.5 COULOMBSCATTERING...................................... 97 3.5.1 PHASESHIFTS ...................................... 97 3.5.2 CROSS SECTION ( YY ).................................. 98 3.5.3 RELATIVISTICEXTENSION..............................100 3.6 DISCUSSIONANDOUTLOOK ..................................101 U NCORRECTED PROO F CONTENTS XIII PROBLEMS ...................................................101 REFERENCES ..................................................104 PART II STOPPING 4 STOPPING OF SWIFT POINT CHARGE I: BOHR AND BETHE THEORY . 109 4.1 INTRODUCTORYCOMMENTS..................................109 4.2 CLASSICALPERTURBATIONTHEORY.............................110 4.2.1 ENERGY TRANSFER TO HARMONIC OSCILLATOR ..............110 4.2.2 DISTANT COLLISIONS: DIPOLE APPROXIMATION ............112 4.2.3 RELATIVISTICEXTENSION..............................114 4.3 SEMICLASSICALTHEORY ....................................115 4.3.1 GENERALCONSIDERATIONS.............................115 4.3.2 TIME-DEPENDENTPERTURBATIONTHEORY ...............116 4.3.3 DISTANT COLLISIONS .................................117 4.3.4 EXCITATIONCROSSSECTION ...........................119 4.4 PLANE-WAVEBORNAPPROXIMATION .........................120 4.4.1 GENERALCONSIDERATIONS.............................120 4.4.2 STATIONARYPERTURBATIONTHEORY.....................120 4.4.3 EXCITATIONCROSSSECTION ...........................122 4.4.4 COULOMBINTERACTION...............................124 4.5 THESTOPPINGCROSSSECTION...............................124 4.5.1 BOHRSTOPPINGFORMULA ............................124 4.5.2 SEMICLASSICAL THEORY: HARMONIC OSCILLATOR............129 4.5.3 PLANE-WAVEBORNAPPROXIMATION....................131 4.5.4 BETHESTOPPINGFORMULA............................132 4.5.5 MEAN LOGARITHMIC EXCITATION ENERGY ................135 4.6 DISCUSSIONANDOUTLOOK ..................................135 PROBLEMS ...................................................137 REFERENCES ..................................................138 5 DIELECTRIC STOPPING THEORY ................................ 141 5.1 INTRODUCTORYCOMMENTS..................................141 5.2 ELECTRODYNAMICS.........................................142 5.2.1 FIELDEQUATIONSINVACUUM.........................142 5.2.2 LINEARRESPONSE...................................144 5.2.3 CONNECTIONTOSTOPPINGFORCE.......................145 5.3 GASEOUSMEDIUM........................................146 5.3.1 DIELECTRICFUNCTION ................................147 5.3.2 BETHESTOPPINGFORMULA............................148 5.3.3 NONRELATIVISTICDENSITYEFFECT.......................149 5.4 STATICELECTRONGAS......................................151 5.4.1 DIELECTRICFUNCTION ................................151 5.4.2 RELATIVISTIC EXTENSION ( YY ) ..........................152 U NCORRECTED PROO F XIV CONTENTS 5.4.3 STOPPINGFORCE....................................153 5.4.4 OSCILLATOR STRENGTH, EQUIPARTITION RULE ANDDIFFERENTIALCROSSSECTION.......................155 5.4.5 PLASMON-POLE APPROXIMATION ( YY )....................157 5.5 ASSEMBLY OF HARMONIC OSCILLATORS ( YY )......................157 5.5.1 DIELECTRICFUNCTION ................................157 5.5.2 EXCITATIONSPECTRUM...............................158 5.5.3 STOPPINGFORCE....................................159 5.6 RELATIVISTIC BETHE STOPPING THEORY ( YY ).....................159 5.6.1 REGIMESOFMOMENTUMTRANSFER.....................159 5.6.2 TRANSVERSEFIELD:LOWMOMENTUMTRANSFERS ..........160 5.6.3 HIGHMOMENTUMTRANSFERS .........................163 5.6.4 RELATIVISTICDENSITYEFFECT..........................164 5.7 FERMIGAS..............................................170 5.7.1 ELECTRONICSTATES .................................170 5.7.2 LINDHARD FUNCTION ................................171 5.7.3 DEGENERATEFERMIGAS .............................172 5.7.4 STOPPINGFORCEATHIGHPROJECTILESPEED..............174 5.8 DISCUSSIONANDOUTLOOK ..................................176 PROBLEMS ...................................................178 REFERENCES ..................................................179 6 STOPPING OF SWIFT POINT CHARGE II: EXTENSIONS ............. 181 6.1 INTRODUCTORYCOMMENTS..................................181 6.2 BAREANDDRESSEDPROJECTILES..............................183 6.2.1 BOHRSCREENINGCRITERION...........................183 6.3 BLOCHTHEORY...........................................184 6.3.1 BLOCHFORMULA....................................184 6.3.2 DERIVATION .......................................186 6.3.3 INVERSE-BLOCHCORRECTION ...........................188 6.3.4 IMPACT-PARAMETERDEPENDENCE......................188 6.4 BARKAS-ANDERSENEFFECT ..................................190 6.4.1 OVERVIEW.........................................190 6.4.2 DIMENSIONALARGUMENTS............................192 6.4.3 BINDINGANDSCREENING .............................193 6.4.4 HIGHER-ORDERPERTURBATIONTHEORY ..................194 6.4.5 BEYONDPERTURBATIONTHEORY........................201 6.5 STOPPINGMEDIUMININTERNALMOTION.......................206 6.5.1 NONRELATIVISTICREGIME.............................206 6.5.2 RELATIVISTIC EXTENSION ( YY ) ..........................207 6.5.3 AUSEFULTRANSFORMATION ...........................209 6.5.4 HIGH-SPEEDEXPANSION:NONRELATIVISTIC...............209 6.5.5 RELATIVISTIC ORBITAL SPEED ( YY ).......................210 6.6 SHELLCORRECTION.........................................210 6.6.1 INTRODUCTION......................................210 U NCORRECTED PROO F CONTENTS XV 6.6.2 BOHRTHEORY......................................211 6.6.3 BETHETHEORY.....................................212 6.6.4 KINETICTHEORY....................................215 6.6.5 ISTHESHELLCORRECTIONPURELYKINEMATIC? ............216 6.7 RELATIVISTICPROJECTILESPEED ..............................217 6.7.1 GENERALOBSERVATIONS ..............................217 6.7.2 LINDHARD-SOERENSEN THEORY ( YY ) ......................218 6.7.3 ADDITIONALEFFECTS.................................221 6.8 DISCUSSIONANDOUTLOOK ..................................221 PROBLEMS ...................................................222 REFERENCES ..................................................223 7 ARRIVING AT NUMBERS ...................................... 229 7.1 INTRODUCTORYCOMMENTS..................................229 7.2 STOPPINGMODELSI:STATISTICALMETHOD .....................230 7.2.1 THOMAS-FERMIMODELOFTHEATOM...................230 7.2.2 SCALINGPROPERTIES.................................230 7.2.3 CHARGEANDVELOCITYDISTRIBUTIONS...................232 7.2.4 THE LINDHARD-SCHARFF MODEL AND ITS IMPLEMENTATION...234 7.2.5 GENERALIZATIONS ...................................239 7.3 STOPPINGMODELSII ......................................240 7.3.1 SHELL AND SUBSHELL SPLITTING.........................240 7.3.2 KINETICTHEORY....................................243 7.3.3 HARMONIC-OSCILLATOR MODEL .........................243 7.3.4 BINARY-COLLISION MODELS............................246 7.3.5 NUMERICALSIMULATIONS .............................248 7.4 REMARKSONSTOPPINGMEASUREMENTS.......................249 7.4.1 ENERGY-LOSSSPECTRAINTRANSMISSION ................249 7.4.2 OTHERMEASUREMENTSONTHINFOILS ..................250 7.4.3 REFLECTIONGEOMETRY...............................250 7.4.4 DOPPLER-SHIFTATTENUATION..........................251 7.4.5 PITFALLS...........................................251 7.4.6 RANGEMEASUREMENTS ..............................251 7.5 EXTRACTION OF INPUT PARAMETERS FROM STOPPING MEASUREMENTS .251 7.5.1 I -VALUESANDSHELLCORRECTION.......................252 7.5.2 BARKAS-ANDERSENANDBLOCHCORRECTION...............252 7.5.3 Z 2 STRUCTURE......................................254 7.6 INPUT PARAMETERS FROM OTHER SOURCES......................254 7.6.1 THEORY...........................................254 7.6.2 OPTICALANDX-RAYDATA ...........................256 7.7 COMPOUNDMATERIALSANDBRAGGADDITIVITY .................256 7.8 DATACOMPILATIONSANDCODES.............................260 7.9 DISCUSSIONANDOUTLOOK ..................................261 PROBLEMS ...................................................267 REFERENCES ..................................................268 U NCORRECTED PROO F XVI CONTENTS PART III STRAGGLING 8 ENERGY-LOSS STRAGGLING: VARIANCE AND HIGHER CUMULANTS .. 277 8.1 INTRODUCTORYCOMMENTS..................................277 8.2 CLASSICALVERSUSQUANTUMTHEORY .........................278 8.3 BOHRTHEORY............................................280 8.4 BORNAPPROXIMATION.....................................283 8.4.1 HARMONIC OSCILLATOR................................283 8.4.2 BETHEAPPROXIMATION..............................283 8.4.3 RELATIVISTIC EXTENSION ( YY ) ..........................286 8.4.4 DENSITYEFFECT ....................................288 8.5 FERMI GAS ( YY )...........................................288 8.5.1 EXPRESSIONFORSTRAGGLING...........................288 8.5.2 STATICELECTRONGAS................................289 8.5.3 DEGENERATE FERMI GAS: HIGHPROJECTILESPEED .........290 8.6 SHELL CORRECTION: KINETIC THEORY ( YY ) .......................292 8.6.1 HIGH-SPEEDEXPANSION.............................293 8.6.2 RELATIVISTICEXTENSION..............................293 8.6.3 BOHRTHEORY......................................293 8.6.4 BETHETHEORY.....................................294 8.6.5 QUANTUM OSCILLATOR ...............................294 8.6.6 BLOCHTHEORY.....................................294 8.6.7 FERMIGAS........................................295 8.6.8 FULLINTEGRATION ...................................295 8.7 BARKAS-ANDERSEN CORRECTION ( YY )...........................295 8.8 RELATIVITY: LINDHARD-SOERENSEN THEORY ( YY )...................299 8.9 BUNCHING...............................................300 8.9.1 CLASSICALESTIMATE.................................300 8.9.2 BUNCHINGINHELIUM ...............................302 8.9.3 MOLECULARGAS ....................................304 8.9.4 DENSEMATTER.....................................307 8.10 STRAGGLINGMEASUREMENTS.................................312 8.10.1 GASTARGETS ......................................312 8.10.2 SOLIDTARGETS .....................................315 8.11 THIRD- AND HIGHER-ORDER MOMENTS ( YY ) .....................317 8.11.1 MOMENTSANDCUMULANTS...........................317 8.11.2 FREE-COULOMBSCATTERING ...........................318 8.11.3 BOHRTHEORY......................................318 8.11.4 BORNAPPROXIMATION...............................319 8.11.5 RELATIVISTICEXTENSION..............................320 8.11.6 FERMIGAS........................................321 8.11.7 KINETICTHEORY....................................321 8.12 DISCUSSIONANDOUTLOOK ..................................322 PROBLEMS ...................................................322 U NCORRECTED PROO F CONTENTS XVII REFERENCES ..................................................324 9 ENERGY-LOSS SPECTRA ....................................... 327 9.1 INTRODUCTORYCOMMENTS..................................327 9.2 GENERALASPECTS.........................................327 9.2.1 BOTHE-LANDAUFORMULA.............................329 9.2.2 BUNCHING.........................................332 9.2.3 MOMENTS AND CUMULANTS TO ARBITRARY ORDER..........332 9.2.4 DIFFUSIONAPPROXIMATION ...........................333 9.2.5 ANINTEGRABLEENERGY-LOSSSPECTRUM ................334 9.3 THINTARGETS............................................337 9.3.1 BOHR-WILLIAMS APPROACH ...........................337 9.3.2 LANDAU SSOLUTION.................................340 9.3.3 LINDHARD S SOLUTION ( YY ) ............................342 9.3.4 GLAZOV SSOLUTION..................................344 9.4 MODERATELYTHICKTARGETS ................................346 9.4.1 VAVILOV SCHEME ( YY )................................346 9.4.2 METHODOFSTEEPESTDESCENT ........................349 9.4.3 APPLICATIONS......................................353 9.4.4 STRAIGHTCONVOLUTION...............................355 9.5 TRANSPORTEQUATIONS.....................................357 9.5.1 DERIVATIONBYTWO-LAYERARGUMENT .................357 9.5.2 FORWARDANDBACKWARDEQUATIONS...................358 9.6 VERY THICK TARGETS ( YY )...................................359 9.6.1 CONTINUOUS SLOWING-DOWN APPROXIMATION ............360 9.6.2 IONIZATIONYIELD...................................360 9.6.3 STOPPING MEASUREMENT ON A THICK TARGET ............361 9.6.4 STRAGGLING ACCORDING TO SYMON ( YY ) ..................362 9.6.5 NONSTOCHASTIC BROADENING AND SKEWING ..............365 9.6.6 METHODOFMOMENTS ...............................367 9.7 SIMULATION..............................................367 9.7.1 MONTECARLOSCHEMES..............................367 9.7.2 PROCEDURE........................................368 9.7.3 EQUIVALENCE WITH TRANSPORT THEORY ( YY ) ..............369 9.8 DISCUSSIONANDOUTLOOK ..................................369 PROBLEMS ...................................................371 REFERENCES ..................................................373 U NCORRECTED PROO F XVIII CONTENTS PART IV APPENDICES A SELECTED TUTORIALS ......................................... 377 A.1 UNITS ..................................................377 A.1.1 ELECTROMAGNETICUNITS .............................377 A.1.2 ATOMICUNITS ....................................379 A.1.3 LENGTHMEASURES..................................379 A.2 CALCULUS................................................380 A.2.1 POISSONSTATISTICS .................................380 A.2.2 FOURIERTRANSFORM.................................382 A.2.3 SPHERICAL HARMONICS AND LEGENDRE POLYNOMIALS .......384 A.2.4 DIRACFUNCTION....................................387 A.2.5 GREENFUNCTIONS...................................390 A.3 MECHANICS..............................................395 A.3.1 CLASSICALPERTURBATIONTHEORY ......................395 A.3.2 RELATIVITY ........................................399 A.4 QUANTUMMECHANICS ....................................402 A.4.1 GAUSSIANWAVEPACKETS ............................402 A.4.2 TIME-DEPENDENTPERTURBATIONTHEORY ...............404 A.4.3 GENERALIZED OSCILLATOR STRENGTHS FOR THE HARMONIC OSCILLATOR ........................................406 A.4.4 SUMRULES........................................408 A.4.5 DIRACEQUATION....................................410 A.5 DISPERSIONANDABSORPTION................................412 A.5.1 DRUDETHEORYFORADILUTEGAS......................412 A.5.2 QUANTUMTHEORYFORADILUTEGAS...................413 A.5.3 DENSEMEDIA......................................415 A.5.4 LINDHARD FUNCTION OF THE FERMI GAS .................415 REFERENCES ..................................................416 BB O O K S A N D R E V I E W S ........................................ 419 REFERENCES ..................................................422 AUTHOR INDEX .................................................. 425 SUBJECT INDEX ................................................. 429
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spellingShingle	Sigmund, Peter Particle penetration and radiation effects general aspects and stopping of swift point charges Springer series in solid state sciences Particle accelerators Particle beams Particles (Nuclear physics) Penetration mechanics Stopping power (Nuclear physics) Materie (DE-588)4037940-1 gnd Bremsvermögen (DE-588)4008155-2 gnd Wechselwirkung (DE-588)4064937-4 gnd Streutheorie (DE-588)4183697-2 gnd Teilchenstrahl (DE-588)4165339-7 gnd Geladenes Teilchen (DE-588)4121332-4 gnd Abbremsen (DE-588)4349630-1 gnd Punktladung (DE-588)4176381-6 gnd
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title	Particle penetration and radiation effects general aspects and stopping of swift point charges
title_auth	Particle penetration and radiation effects general aspects and stopping of swift point charges
title_exact_search	Particle penetration and radiation effects general aspects and stopping of swift point charges
title_full	Particle penetration and radiation effects general aspects and stopping of swift point charges Peter Sigmund
title_fullStr	Particle penetration and radiation effects general aspects and stopping of swift point charges Peter Sigmund
title_full_unstemmed	Particle penetration and radiation effects general aspects and stopping of swift point charges Peter Sigmund
title_short	Particle penetration and radiation effects
title_sort	particle penetration and radiation effects general aspects and stopping of swift point charges
title_sub	general aspects and stopping of swift point charges
topic	Particle accelerators Particle beams Particles (Nuclear physics) Penetration mechanics Stopping power (Nuclear physics) Materie (DE-588)4037940-1 gnd Bremsvermögen (DE-588)4008155-2 gnd Wechselwirkung (DE-588)4064937-4 gnd Streutheorie (DE-588)4183697-2 gnd Teilchenstrahl (DE-588)4165339-7 gnd Geladenes Teilchen (DE-588)4121332-4 gnd Abbremsen (DE-588)4349630-1 gnd Punktladung (DE-588)4176381-6 gnd
topic_facet	Particle accelerators Particle beams Particles (Nuclear physics) Penetration mechanics Stopping power (Nuclear physics) Materie Bremsvermögen Wechselwirkung Streutheorie Teilchenstrahl Geladenes Teilchen Abbremsen Punktladung
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