Expressions for the energy loss due to interaction with surfaces experienced by fast electrons passing through holes drilled in a coated medium are derived within the framework of the classical dielectric theory. These expressions are evaluated for Al coated with alumina using experimental values of the dielectric constant ϵ(ω) of the different media. Retarded energy loss probabilities are derived and some applications are discussed. Deflection effects due to the image force acting on the particle are also analysed.The authors wish to thank Gipuzkoako Foru Aldundia, the Basque Country Government (Eusko Jaurlaritza) and the Spanish CAYIT for financial support.Peer reviewe
We investigate the surface dielectric response of a free-electron gas to a projectile moving paralle...
Data for the energy loss function (ELF) of selected materials compiled from various publications. T...
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[[abstract]]©2006 AIP - When a charged particle moves parallel and close to a solid surface, it suff...
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A fully relativistic description of valence energy losses suffered by fast electrons passing near fi...
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A general expression for the energy loss probability in scanning transmission electron microscopy (S...
The theory of the loss of energy of a non accelerated charged particle in a material medium is inves...
We investigate the surface dielectric response of a free-electron gas to a projectile moving paralle...
Data for the energy loss function (ELF) of selected materials compiled from various publications. T...
The dielectric description of the dynamical potential induced by swift protons in solids and the rel...
A general expression for the energy-loss probability in scanning transmission electron microscopy va...
The exact solution of Maxwell’s equations in the presence of arbitrarily shaped dielectrics is expre...
We present an overview of theoretical techniques for describing electron energy loss processes in a ...
In the last years STEM (Scanning Transmission Electron Microscopy) and specially EELS (Electron Ener...
[[abstract]]©2006 AIP - When a charged particle moves parallel and close to a solid surface, it suff...
A comparative study of the energy loss, mean free path and straggling of protons, positrons and elec...
The interaction of a fast electron penetrating a spherical target is studied, in the frame of the cl...
Within the framework of the dielectric theory, the spectral response of a solid irradiated by an ele...
A fully relativistic description of valence energy losses suffered by fast electrons passing near fi...
In the frame of the self-energy formalism, the interaction of STEM electrons with a cylindrical surf...
A general expression for the energy loss probability in scanning transmission electron microscopy (S...
The theory of the loss of energy of a non accelerated charged particle in a material medium is inves...
We investigate the surface dielectric response of a free-electron gas to a projectile moving paralle...
Data for the energy loss function (ELF) of selected materials compiled from various publications. T...
The dielectric description of the dynamical potential induced by swift protons in solids and the rel...