“…Most recently Schweikert et al [ 8 ] have investigated the prospects of developing a technique based on this process for surface analysis. In contrast to the routinely used techniques, which require fluences of typically 10 12 –10 15 ions/cm 2 for analysis (and appreciably more for the coincidence techniques), useful information can be obtained from PDMS with much lower fluences (especially when fission fragments are used).…”
“…Most recently Schweikert et al [ 8 ] have investigated the prospects of developing a technique based on this process for surface analysis. In contrast to the routinely used techniques, which require fluences of typically 10 12 –10 15 ions/cm 2 for analysis (and appreciably more for the coincidence techniques), useful information can be obtained from PDMS with much lower fluences (especially when fission fragments are used).…”
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