THE EFFECT OF THE ATOMIC OR MOLECULAR STRUCTURE ON Z-OSCILLATION OF ELECT RON-STOPPING POWER

Wang Dening; Wang Weiyuan

Volume 10 Issue 2

Mar. 1988

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Wang Dening, Wang Weiyuan. THE EFFECT OF THE ATOMIC OR MOLECULAR STRUCTURE ON Z-OSCILLATION OF ELECT RON-STOPPING POWER[J]. Journal of Electronics & Information Technology, 1988, 10(2): 158-164.

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Wang Dening, Wang Weiyuan. THE EFFECT OF THE ATOMIC OR MOLECULAR STRUCTURE ON Z-OSCILLATION OF ELECT RON-STOPPING POWER[J]. Journal of Electronics & Information Technology, 1988, 10(2): 158-164.

Wang Dening, Wang Weiyuan. THE EFFECT OF THE ATOMIC OR MOLECULAR STRUCTURE ON Z-OSCILLATION OF ELECT RON-STOPPING POWER[J]. Journal of Electronics & Information Technology, 1988, 10(2): 158-164.

Citation:

Wang Dening, Wang Weiyuan. THE EFFECT OF THE ATOMIC OR MOLECULAR STRUCTURE ON Z-OSCILLATION OF ELECT RON-STOPPING POWER[J]. Journal of Electronics & Information Technology, 1988, 10(2): 158-164.

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THE EFFECT OF THE ATOMIC OR MOLECULAR STRUCTURE ON Z-OSCILLATION OF ELECT RON-STOPPING POWER

Received Date: 1986-09-08
Rev Recd Date: 1987-07-31
Publish Date: 1988-03-19

Abstract

Abstract

Based on Firsov theory (1959), the concept of the Slater wave function etc. is introduced, then the equation of the effect of atomic structure on Z-oscillation of Se(E) is derived. And by using the molecular orbital theory, the equation of the effect of the molecular structure on Z oscillation of,Se(E) is obtained. These obtained equatio nare suitable for light or heavy element target not only in the lower energy range (10-1000 keV), but also at the higher energy.The results calculated with these equations for Z1C and Li+Z2 in the lower energy range, S+Na and F+Agin the higher energy range, and H+-CdTe all are in good agreement with the experimental ones given in the literatures.

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