Electron Scattering without Atomic or Nuclear Excitation
Electron Scattering without Atomic or Nuclear Excitation
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DOI:
10.1103/revmodphys.36.881
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发表时间:
1964-10
影响因子:
44.1
通讯作者:
J. Motz;H. Olsen;H. W. Koch
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作者:
J. Motz;H. Olsen;H. W. Koch
This survey is concerned with the process of single electron scattering by an atom without excitation of the atom or the nucleus. If radiative effects are neg-lected in this process, the energy of the scattered electron in the laboratory system depends only on the energy transferred to the recoiling atom. For lowenergy electrons, the atomic recoil is negligible, and the initial and 6nal electron energies in the laboratory system are approximately equal. For high-energy electrons and large scattering angles, the atomic recoil is not negligible, and the 6nal electron energy in the laboratory system is measurably smaller than the initial electron energy.Extensive calculations pertaining to this scattering process have become available, partly because the process dominates and is less complicated than most of the other processes involved in the interaction of electrons with matter. One of the most important early summaries concerning this process has been given by Mott and Massey (M 49), who presented Born and