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A time dependent secondary electron transport model

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Forward Electron Ejection in Ion Collisions

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Abstract

A model has been developed which gives explicit formulation of the energy, radial, time and angular dependence of outgoing secondary electrons, some of which were previously available only through Monte Carlo simulation. The cross-sections are arbitrary as well as the source. The model has been tested by evaluating some static characteristics and comparing them with other available experimental and theoretical results. The general agreement is fairly good. Numerical results for time dependence will be investigated next.

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K. O. Groeneveld W. Meckbach I. A. Sellin

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Devooght, J., Dehaes, J.C., Dubus, A., Hollasky, N. (1984). A time dependent secondary electron transport model. In: Groeneveld, K.O., Meckbach, W., Sellin, I.A. (eds) Forward Electron Ejection in Ion Collisions. Lecture Notes in Physics, vol 213. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/3-540-13887-0_22

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