Range-energy relations

Taylor, A.E.

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“…No such discrepancy is found by George (1952) but his values for the energy loss were taken from Fermi and do not exhibit the so-called logarithmic increase of Halpern and Hall which appears to be confirmed by recent experiments <Becker et al 1952;Taylor 1952).…”

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The Absorption of the Hard Component of Cosmic Rays in Water

Dyer¹

1953

Aust. J. Phys.

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SummaryThe differential and integral range spectra of the hard component of cosmic rays in water have been measured down to a depth of 18·3 m. of water, and the integral results confirm the work of Ehmert (1937) and Wilson (1938) in this region. A lack of statistical accuracy in the differential measurements prevents the possible observation of an anomaly corresponding to 2·5 BeV./c. momentum. A comparison of the range and momentum spectra on the basis of the energy loss data of Halpern and Hall shows satisfactory agreement. The absolute value of the differential intensity is found to be 20 per cent. higher than that given by Rossi (1948) but agrees with the more recent result of York (1952).

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The Absorption of the Hard Component of Cosmic Rays in Water

Dyer¹

1953

Aust. J. Phys.

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“…Many experimental as well as theoretical studies have been made with the object of establishing standard range energy relations. The subject has been reviewed in last two decades by several authors such as Taylor [1 ], Bethe and Askin [2], Allision and Warshaw [3], Uehling [4] and by Barkas and Berger [5]. Most of the experimental data has been compiled by Whaling [6] and Bichsel [7] in the form of tables.…”

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“…-Using the empirical relations given above, we have calculated stopping powers and ranges from 0.7 to 12 MeV/amu for Al, Cu, Ge, Zr, Ag, Eu, Au and for compounds CdTe and GaAs. In these calculations values of starting ranges were taken from the literature and these are tabulated in table 1 with their references. Figures 1 to 5 displav the stopping powers versus energy and figures 6 to 10 show the ranges versus energy in Al, Cu, Ge, Ag, Au, GaAs FiG.…”

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New empirical relations for stopping power and range of charged particles

Chaubey

Gupta

1977

Rev. Phys. Appl. (Paris)

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2014 Nous avons établi quelques relations empiriques donnant le pouvoir d'arrêt des protons et des particules 03B1 dans un domaine d'énergie allant de 0,7 à 12 MeV/uma. Les relations parcours-énergie ont été obtenues par intégration directe des formules du pouvoir d'arrêt. Ces relations ont été appliquées à la détermination du parcours et du pouvoir d'arrêt dans les détecteurs à semiconducteurs. Certaines autres applications de ces formules seront également discutées.Abstract. 2014 We have introduced some new empirical relations for stopping powers of protons and alpha particles in the energy range 0.7 to 12 MeV/amu. The range formulas were obtained by directly integrating the stopping power formulas of protons and alpha particles. These relations have been also used to find out stopping powers and ranges in semiconductor detectors. Practical applications of the empirical relations are also discussed.

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Recherche d’une relation sémi-empirique parcours-énérgie pour les milieux composés

Janssens

Rene

1955

Nuovo Cim

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Range-energy relations

Cited by 17 publications

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The Absorption of the Hard Component of Cosmic Rays in Water

The Absorption of the Hard Component of Cosmic Rays in Water

New empirical relations for stopping power and range of charged particles

Recherche d’une relation sémi-empirique parcours-énérgie pour les milieux composés

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