In the study of irradiation of swift heavy ions into materials, secondary electrons, which are the free electrons produced from incident ion impact ionization, contribute significantly to the structure change of materials. Aiming to estimate this energy transfer without making assumptions, we develop a new simulation model for the motion of secondary electrons and to spread our model, we describe simple functions using ion impact ionization cross sections (σ) for this motion and the electric filed induced from heavy ion irradiation. Further, to validate our model, we compare our simulation results with those of measurements of the secondary electrons. We will also show the energy transfer of the secondary electrons to target using σ.IUMRS-...
The secondary electrons excited during fast charged particle irradiation of solids play a relevant r...
This paper focuses on effects of electrons and valence holes on structure modifications in swift hea...
This new edition describes all the mechanisms of elastic and inelastic scattering of electrons with ...
We study the motion of secondary electrons and the electric filed (Ef) induced from heavy ion irradi...
Using simulations, we have evaluated the effect of the track potential on the motion and energy flow...
This paper quantitatively discusses the effect of positive nuclear track potentials on the motion of...
We study the electric field induced by heavy ion irradiation through simulations. This electric fiel...
Over one century passes since plasma is thought to be produced in swift heavy ion irradiation, theor...
The event-by-event Monte Carlo model, TREKIS, was developed to describe the excitation of the electr...
Electron effects in the High Current Experiment (HCX) are studied via computer simulation. An approx...
Radiation damage has traditionally been modelled using classical molecular dynamics, in which the ro...
The presented Monte Carlo model simulates excitation of the electron subsystem of semiconductors by ...
Monte Carlo simulations of secondary electron emission from thin metal foils after fast proton impac...
P(論文)By considering the excitation of the free electron gas system, we have theoretically investigat...
Materials experience ion radiation in a variety of contexts including cosmic rays in space and focus...
The secondary electrons excited during fast charged particle irradiation of solids play a relevant r...
This paper focuses on effects of electrons and valence holes on structure modifications in swift hea...
This new edition describes all the mechanisms of elastic and inelastic scattering of electrons with ...
We study the motion of secondary electrons and the electric filed (Ef) induced from heavy ion irradi...
Using simulations, we have evaluated the effect of the track potential on the motion and energy flow...
This paper quantitatively discusses the effect of positive nuclear track potentials on the motion of...
We study the electric field induced by heavy ion irradiation through simulations. This electric fiel...
Over one century passes since plasma is thought to be produced in swift heavy ion irradiation, theor...
The event-by-event Monte Carlo model, TREKIS, was developed to describe the excitation of the electr...
Electron effects in the High Current Experiment (HCX) are studied via computer simulation. An approx...
Radiation damage has traditionally been modelled using classical molecular dynamics, in which the ro...
The presented Monte Carlo model simulates excitation of the electron subsystem of semiconductors by ...
Monte Carlo simulations of secondary electron emission from thin metal foils after fast proton impac...
P(論文)By considering the excitation of the free electron gas system, we have theoretically investigat...
Materials experience ion radiation in a variety of contexts including cosmic rays in space and focus...
The secondary electrons excited during fast charged particle irradiation of solids play a relevant r...
This paper focuses on effects of electrons and valence holes on structure modifications in swift hea...
This new edition describes all the mechanisms of elastic and inelastic scattering of electrons with ...