Observation of a blocking to channeling transition for MeV protons at stacking faults in silicon.

Images of stacking faults in silicon have been produced using transmitted, channeled protons. They reveal that when the proton beam angle to the (111) channeling planes is slightly reater than the channeling critical angle, the mean energy loss of protons passing through a stacking fault is less tha...

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Asıl Yazarlar: King, P, Breese, M, Smulders, P, Wilshaw, P, Grime, G
Materyal Türü: Journal article
Dil:English
Baskı/Yayın Bilgisi: 1995
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author King, P
Breese, M
Smulders, P
Wilshaw, P
Grime, G
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Breese, M
Smulders, P
Wilshaw, P
Grime, G
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description Images of stacking faults in silicon have been produced using transmitted, channeled protons. They reveal that when the proton beam angle to the (111) channeling planes is slightly reater than the channeling critical angle, the mean energy loss of protons passing through a stacking fault is less than that of protons passing through virgin crystal. We interpret this as being caused by the conversion of the proton trajectories from blocked to channeled owing to the lattice translation at the stacking faults. Computer simulations are shown which verify this unexpected phenomenon.
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spelling oxford-uuid:a0f7e3b7-f1f8-4f00-8a59-4977f26e1c1e2022-03-27T02:09:35ZObservation of a blocking to channeling transition for MeV protons at stacking faults in silicon.Journal articlehttp://purl.org/coar/resource_type/c_dcae04bcuuid:a0f7e3b7-f1f8-4f00-8a59-4977f26e1c1eEnglishSymplectic Elements at Oxford1995King, PBreese, MSmulders, PWilshaw, PGrime, GImages of stacking faults in silicon have been produced using transmitted, channeled protons. They reveal that when the proton beam angle to the (111) channeling planes is slightly reater than the channeling critical angle, the mean energy loss of protons passing through a stacking fault is less than that of protons passing through virgin crystal. We interpret this as being caused by the conversion of the proton trajectories from blocked to channeled owing to the lattice translation at the stacking faults. Computer simulations are shown which verify this unexpected phenomenon.
spellingShingle King, P
Breese, M
Smulders, P
Wilshaw, P
Grime, G
Observation of a blocking to channeling transition for MeV protons at stacking faults in silicon.
title Observation of a blocking to channeling transition for MeV protons at stacking faults in silicon.
title_full Observation of a blocking to channeling transition for MeV protons at stacking faults in silicon.
title_fullStr Observation of a blocking to channeling transition for MeV protons at stacking faults in silicon.
title_full_unstemmed Observation of a blocking to channeling transition for MeV protons at stacking faults in silicon.
title_short Observation of a blocking to channeling transition for MeV protons at stacking faults in silicon.
title_sort observation of a blocking to channeling transition for mev protons at stacking faults in silicon
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