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... collisions , corresponding to energy loss by collisions with single atoms . This can be done by using the fact that the ranges of applicability of the two formulae overlap . As we know from the theory of collisions , the energy loss ...
... collisions , corresponding to energy loss by collisions with single atoms . This can be done by using the fact that the ranges of applicability of the two formulae overlap . As we know from the theory of collisions , the energy loss ...
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... collisions , as in §84 , but the joining must now be carried out in two stages . First , using formula ( 84.13 ) ... collision theory , according to which the stopping power with energy transfer between E ' and E ' + dE ' is ( 2πNe4 / mv2 ) ...
... collisions , as in §84 , but the joining must now be carried out in two stages . First , using formula ( 84.13 ) ... collision theory , according to which the stopping power with energy transfer between E ' and E ' + dE ' is ( 2πNe4 / mv2 ) ...
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... collision theory , which neglects the polarisation of the medium . According to that theory , in the ultra ... collisions with a large energy transfer , for which the polarisation of the medium has no screening effect . This ...
... collision theory , which neglects the polarisation of the medium . According to that theory , in the ultra ... collisions with a large energy transfer , for which the polarisation of the medium has no screening effect . This ...
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