Electronic energy loss of molecular clusters as a function of impact parameter is less understood than atomic energy loss. Vicinage effects due to mutual interference between cluster fragments play a key role in the determination of the cluster electronic energy loss. In this work, we describe a molecular extension of the perturbative convolution approximation PCA energy loss model, namely MPCA molecular PCA , which yields remarkable agreement with first order Born semiclassical approximation SCA results. The physical inputs of the model are the oscillators strengths of the target atoms and the projectile electron density. A very good agreement is obtained with time consuming full first order calculations for bare incident molecu...
IPMInternational audienceWe report on a cluster fragmentation study involving collisions of high-ene...
The energy loss of swift Cn+ (n=2–60) clusters moving with velocity 1≲v≲4 a.u. (0.3≲E≲6MeV∕atom) thr...
A theoretical investigation based on the linear dielectric formalism is presented of the stopping of...
The electronic energy loss of molecular clusters as a function of impact parameter is far less under...
The electronic energy loss of molecular clusters as a function of impact parameter is far less under...
The energy loss of large molecular-hydrogen clusters incident on aluminum and amorphous carbon targe...
In this work we describe a model for the electronic energy loss of bare ions at high velocities. Sta...
Previous molecular dynamics simulations have predicted that in energetic cluster-surface collisions ...
We have developed an instantaneous inelastic energy loss algorithm for use in molecular dynamics sim...
A first-principles calculation based on an expansion of the time-dependent electronic wave function ...
A nonlinear model for the stopping power of cluster ions based on partial-wave analysis is developed...
Recent theoretical developments in the unitary convolution approximation UCA for electronic energy...
Although cluster-ion interactions may superficially appear to resemble those in nuclear physics, the...
We present an efficient algorithm able to predict the trajectories of individual cluster constituent...
Electronic and vibrational degrees of freedom in atom-cluster collisions are treated simultaneously ...
IPMInternational audienceWe report on a cluster fragmentation study involving collisions of high-ene...
The energy loss of swift Cn+ (n=2–60) clusters moving with velocity 1≲v≲4 a.u. (0.3≲E≲6MeV∕atom) thr...
A theoretical investigation based on the linear dielectric formalism is presented of the stopping of...
The electronic energy loss of molecular clusters as a function of impact parameter is far less under...
The electronic energy loss of molecular clusters as a function of impact parameter is far less under...
The energy loss of large molecular-hydrogen clusters incident on aluminum and amorphous carbon targe...
In this work we describe a model for the electronic energy loss of bare ions at high velocities. Sta...
Previous molecular dynamics simulations have predicted that in energetic cluster-surface collisions ...
We have developed an instantaneous inelastic energy loss algorithm for use in molecular dynamics sim...
A first-principles calculation based on an expansion of the time-dependent electronic wave function ...
A nonlinear model for the stopping power of cluster ions based on partial-wave analysis is developed...
Recent theoretical developments in the unitary convolution approximation UCA for electronic energy...
Although cluster-ion interactions may superficially appear to resemble those in nuclear physics, the...
We present an efficient algorithm able to predict the trajectories of individual cluster constituent...
Electronic and vibrational degrees of freedom in atom-cluster collisions are treated simultaneously ...
IPMInternational audienceWe report on a cluster fragmentation study involving collisions of high-ene...
The energy loss of swift Cn+ (n=2–60) clusters moving with velocity 1≲v≲4 a.u. (0.3≲E≲6MeV∕atom) thr...
A theoretical investigation based on the linear dielectric formalism is presented of the stopping of...