1993Journal of Physics Condensed MatterOpen access

The influence of foil roughness on low-energy stopping powers: calculations based on multiple-scattering theory

Jorge E. Valdés, G. Martínez Tamayo, N. R. Arista, G. H. Lantschner, J. C. Eckardt

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The influence of foil roughness on energy-loss measurements is evaluated. Correction terms due to the effective foil thickness and roughness are deduced.

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The influence of foil roughness on energy-loss measurements is evaluated. Correction terms due to the effective foil thickness and roughness are deduced.

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The influence of foil roughness on energy-loss measurements is evaluated. Correction terms due to the effective foil thickness and roughness are deduced.

Key concepts: FOIL method, Surface finish, Scattering, Materials science, Surface roughness, Energy (signal processing), Optics, Atomic physics

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