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John David Jackson. 13 Collisions between Charged Particles , Energy Loss , and Scattering In this chapter collisions between swiftly moving , charged particles are considered , with special emphasis on the exchange of energy between ...
John David Jackson. 13 Collisions between Charged Particles , Energy Loss , and Scattering In this chapter collisions between swiftly moving , charged particles are considered , with special emphasis on the exchange of energy between ...
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... collision is incorrect . But if we consider a large number of collisions , we find that on the average a small amount of energy is transferred . It is not transferred in every collision , however . In most collisions no energy is ...
... collision is incorrect . But if we consider a large number of collisions , we find that on the average a small amount of energy is transferred . It is not transferred in every collision , however . In most collisions no energy is ...
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... collisions of a fast , but nonrelativistic , heavy particle of charge ze passing through an electronic plasma . Assume that the screened Coulomb interaction ( 10.113 ) acts between the electrons and the incident particle . ( a ) Show ...
... collisions of a fast , but nonrelativistic , heavy particle of charge ze passing through an electronic plasma . Assume that the screened Coulomb interaction ( 10.113 ) acts between the electrons and the incident particle . ( a ) Show ...
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