Basic Atomic Interactions of Accelerated Heavy Ions in Matter [electronic resource] : Atomic Interactions of Heavy Ions /
Tolstikhina, Inga.author.
Imai, Makoto.author.
Winckler, Nicolas.author.
Shevelko, Viacheslav.author.
This book provides an overview of the recent experimental and theoretical results on interactions of heavy ions with gaseous, solid and plasma targets from the perspective of atomic physics. The topics discussed comprise stopping power, multiple-electron loss and capture processes, equilibrium and non-equilibrium charge-state fractions in penetration of fast ion beams through matter including relativistic domain. It also addresses mean charge-states and equilibrium target thickness in ion-beam penetrations, isotope effects in low-energy electron capture, lifetimes of heavy ion beams, semi-empirical formulae for effective cross sections. The book is intended for researchers and graduate students working in atomic, plasma and accelerator physics.
Introduction -- Stopping Power of Ions in Matter (SP) -- Evolution of the Projectile Charge-state Fractions in Matter -- Electron Capture Processes.
This book provides an overview of the recent experimental and theoretical results on interactions of heavy ions with gaseous, solid and plasma targets from the perspective of atomic physics. The topics discussed comprise stopping power, multiple-electron loss and capture processes, equilibrium and non-equilibrium charge-state fractions in penetration of fast ion beams through matter including relativistic domain. It also addresses mean charge-states and equilibrium target thickness in ion-beam penetrations, isotope effects in low-energy electron capture, lifetimes of heavy ion beams, semi-empirical formulae for effective cross sections. The book is intended for researchers and graduate students working in atomic, plasma and accelerator physics.
Atoms.
Physics.
Particle acceleration.
Plasma (Ionized gases).
Atoms and Molecules in Strong Fields, Laser Matter Interaction.
Particle Acceleration and Detection, Beam Physics.
Plasma Physics.