Paper submitted to the 9th International Conference on Applications of Nuclear Techniques, Crete, Greece, 8–14 June 2008.The electronic energy loss of swift proton and helium beams in liquid water is theoretically evaluated. Our model is based in the dielectric formalism, taking into account the charge exchange of the projectile during its travel through the target. The electronic properties of liquid water are described by the MELF-GOS model, where the outer electron excitations are represented by a sum of Mermin functions fitted to the experimental data in the optical limit, whereas the inner-shell electron excitations are modelled by the corresponding atomic generalized oscillator strength. The inverse mean free path, the stopping power ...
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présenté par Z. Francis, transparents, résumé, pas de proceedingsTrack structure calculations of cha...
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A short review of the dielectric approach used to describe the energy deposited in liquid water by s...
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Modelling the inelastic scattering of electrons in water is fundamental, given their crucial role in...
Detailed Monte Carlo calculations are presented of proton and alpha-particle tracks in liquid water....
Energetic carbon ions are promising projectiles used for cancer radiotherapy. A thorough knowledge o...
présenté par Z. Francis, transparents, résumé, pas de proceedingsTrack structure calculations of cha...
We have calculated the stopping power of Al, Si, Ni and Cu for swift H and He ion beams. Furthermore...
We have calculated the dose distribution delivered by proton and helium beams in liquid water as a f...
A short review of the dielectric approach used to describe the energy deposited in liquid water by s...
We have evaluated the spatial distribution of energy deposition by proton beams in liquid water usin...
Molecular behaviour of liquid water under proton irradiation is of great importance to a number of t...
The irradiation of biological systems by energetic ion beams has multiple applications in medical ph...
We have performed detailed simulations of the energy spectra, recorded at several angles, of proton ...
We have calculated the electronic energy loss of proton and a-particle beams in dry DNA using the di...
We use a simulation code, based on Molecular Dynamics and Monte Carlo, to investigate the depth-dose...
The electronic energy loss of swift H and He ions in solid Ag is studied theoretically within the di...
We study the energy deposited by swift proton beams on materials of biological interest, such as liq...
Modelling the inelastic scattering of electrons in water is fundamental, given their crucial role in...
Detailed Monte Carlo calculations are presented of proton and alpha-particle tracks in liquid water....
Energetic carbon ions are promising projectiles used for cancer radiotherapy. A thorough knowledge o...
présenté par Z. Francis, transparents, résumé, pas de proceedingsTrack structure calculations of cha...
We have calculated the stopping power of Al, Si, Ni and Cu for swift H and He ion beams. Furthermore...