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Solid-state effects in electron ejection by charged particles

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Abstract

Collisions of swift ions with thin foils show several similarities and differences to those with gases. The differences, denoted “solid state effects”, are the subjects of this report. We will discuss examples of solid state effects observed through measurements of (i)convoy electrons, (ii)Rydberg electrons, (iii)binary electrons, and (iv)slow electrons, produced by ~100 keV/u−~MeV/u H+, H2 +, Ho, Cq+, NH j +(j=0−4), and N2 + ions bombarding thin carbon foils.

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Yamazaki, Y. (1988). Solid-state effects in electron ejection by charged particles. In: Berényi, D., Hock, G. (eds) High-Energy Ion-Atom Collisions. Lecture Notes in Physics, vol 294. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/3-540-18732-4_129

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