Computer Simulation of Fullerite C<sub>60</sub>Modification by a Swarm of Secondary Electrons Generated by Bombarding Electrons in keV Energy Range

Makarets, N. V.; Prylutsky, Yu. I.; Mikoushkin, V. M.; Shnitov, V. V.; Gordeev, Yu. S.

doi:10.1080/15363830600666472

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“…The Monte-Carlo simulation of electron transport in fullerite C 60 performed in Refs. (2,3) qualitatively described the main features of the fullerite polymerization. The aim of this work was to develop the Monte Carlo description of interaction between irradiating electrons and fullerite C 60 to obtain quantitative characteristics of the interaction and propagation of electrons in this material.…”

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Monte Carlo simulation of the C 60 -fullerite film irradiation by 5 keV electron beam at normal incidence has been performed. Average transverse coordinates of the primary and secondary electrons as well as the density of collisions of several types were drawn in dependence on the penetration depth. It was shown that a swarm of low energy secondary electrons provides efficient excitation of valence electrons and gives the main contribution to polymerization of C 60 -fullerite.

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“…Details of the cross section calculations for these processes were described in (2,3). Elastic scattering was calculated according to the Mott-theory by using the optical potential model that takes into account screening, exchange, correlation and the nearest neighbors according to the muffin-teen model.…”

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