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... particles are considered , with special emphasis on the exchange of energy between collision partners and on the accompanying deflections from the incident direction . A fast charged particle incident on matter makes collisions with the ...
... particles are considered , with special emphasis on the exchange of energy between collision partners and on the accompanying deflections from the incident direction . A fast charged particle incident on matter makes collisions with the ...
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... particle . Then the effects of a binding force on the electron are explored ... incident particles by nuclei and multiple scattering are presented . Finally ... particle of charge ze and mass M collides with an electron in an atom . If ...
... particle . Then the effects of a binding force on the electron are explored ... incident particles by nuclei and multiple scattering are presented . Finally ... particle of charge ze and mass M collides with an electron in an atom . If ...
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... incident particle " and a " struck system . " The perturbing fields of the incident particle are replaced by an equivalent pulse of radiation which is analyzed into a frequency spectrum of virtual quanta . Then the effects of the quanta ...
... incident particle " and a " struck system . " The perturbing fields of the incident particle are replaced by an equivalent pulse of radiation which is analyzed into a frequency spectrum of virtual quanta . Then the effects of the quanta ...
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