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13.7 Mean Square Angle of Scattering and the Angular Distribution of Multiple
Scattering Rutherford scattering is confined to very small angles even for a point
Coulomb field, and for fast particles 0max is small compared to unity. Thus there
is ...
13.7 Mean Square Angle of Scattering and the Angular Distribution of Multiple
Scattering Rutherford scattering is confined to very small angles even for a point
Coulomb field, and for fast particles 0max is small compared to unity. Thus there
is ...
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Or, using (13.107) for (0°), 2 (0°) – 4trN so pu The mean square angle increases
linearly with the thickness t. ... thicknesses such that the particle does not lose
appreciable energy, the Gaussian will still be peaked at very small forward
angles.
Or, using (13.107) for (0°), 2 (0°) – 4trN so pu The mean square angle increases
linearly with the thickness t. ... thicknesses such that the particle does not lose
appreciable energy, the Gaussian will still be peaked at very small forward
angles.
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13.8 Multiple and single scattering distributions of projected angle. In the region
of plural scattering (x > 2–3) the dotted curve indicates the smooth transition from
the small-angle multiple scattering (approximately Gaussian in shape) to the ...
13.8 Multiple and single scattering distributions of projected angle. In the region
of plural scattering (x > 2–3) the dotted curve indicates the smooth transition from
the small-angle multiple scattering (approximately Gaussian in shape) to the ...
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