Study of the Multiple Scattering of Fast Charged Particles in a Gas. II. (Negative and Positive Beta-Particles)
Gerhart Groetzinger, Watts S. Humphrey, F.L. Ribe
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Gerhart Groetzinger, Watts S. Humphrey, F.L. Ribe
Abstract
The experimental study of the multiple scattering of electrons in a gas has been extended to include electrons of momenta up to 10,200 gauss-cm. The results of these measurements are compared with predictions of various theories of multiple scattering. Furthermore, a parallel investigation of the multiple scattering of positrons has been carried out over the momentum range between 2000 and 9000 gauss-cm. The rms angle of multiple scattering for the positrons is found to be approximately ten percent less than for electrons of the same momentum.
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The experimental study of the multiple scattering of electrons in a gas has been extended to include electrons of momenta up to 10,200 gauss-cm. The results of these measurements are compared with predictions of various theories of multiple scattering. Furthermore, a parallel investigation of the multiple scattering of positrons has been carried out over the momentum range between 2000 and 9000 gauss-cm. The rms angle of multiple scattering for the positrons is found to be approximately ten percent less than for electrons of the same momentum.
Key concepts: Scattering, Physics, Electron, Atomic physics, Momentum (technical analysis), Range (aeronautics), Positron, Electron scattering