1948
DOI: 10.1515/zna-1948-0203
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Theorie der Streuung schneller geladener Teilchen II Mehrfach-und Vielfachstreuung

Abstract: Für große x,y ergibt sich -T w n O) V n (//)* -e -{x + y) Show more

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“…Rutherford [1] studied elastic scattering of a charged particle by a point-like nucleus and found 1=h 4 behavior in the distribution of scattering angle h. In matter, a particle undergoes multiple processes of scattering by nuclei with electric field screened by orbital electrons. Molière developed a rigorous theory for such a system and formulated an analytical expression of the angular distribution for a particle interacting with target atoms [2]. The resultant Molière distribution has Gaussian behavior at small angles and 1=h 4 behavior at large angles.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Rutherford [1] studied elastic scattering of a charged particle by a point-like nucleus and found 1=h 4 behavior in the distribution of scattering angle h. In matter, a particle undergoes multiple processes of scattering by nuclei with electric field screened by orbital electrons. Molière developed a rigorous theory for such a system and formulated an analytical expression of the angular distribution for a particle interacting with target atoms [2]. The resultant Molière distribution has Gaussian behavior at small angles and 1=h 4 behavior at large angles.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Highland[16] quantified the constant in a different form as 17.5 MeV that would be 13.9 MeV in the standard form, whereas 14.1 MeV is commonly referred to as Highland's constant and has been used as the standard 2. Schneider et al[21] found strong correlation between j and the radiation length with fitted function j ¼ 1:0753 þ 0:12 exp À0:09qX0 g=cm 2 .…”
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“…For charged particles, their energy and angular stragglings are considered using the Landau Vavilov formula (Vavilov, 1957) and the Molière theory (Bethe, 1953;Molière, 1948), respectively. The deflection of charged particles due to dipole and quadruple magnets can be taken into account in the PHITS simulation.…”
Section: Beam Transport Functionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The mass scattering power description is valid between a minimum, s min , and a maximum, s max , layer thickness. The former is related to the region of validity of Molie`re's theory (Molie`re, 1948), which requires a minimum layer thickness corresponding to 20 times the SEST (see previous section) for his description of multiple scattering to be valid. The latter is limited by the requirement that y 2 eff should not exceed 0.3 rad 2 corresponding to a mean deflection angle of $301.…”
Section: Mean Square Scatter Anglementioning
confidence: 99%