Grazing scattering of 1–2MeV HeH+ ions from KCl(001): Effect of surface track potential

Sakata, Masakazu; Nakajima, K.; Suzuki, Motofumi; Kimura, Kenji

doi:10.1016/j.nimb.2010.12.019

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“…Such a potential may finally lead to materials modifications via the so-called Coulomb explosion 24 of target atoms, but typically the mechanism cannot be traced back from the resulting atomic rearrangements. For shorter times, however, the potential itself shows up in the surface-scattering of molecules 25 , or in the penetration of convoy electrons through the surface (polypropylene, PP) 26 , or in a strong energy reduction of target Auger electrons (in PP and mylar) 27 in the sub-fs-and fs-time domains. This effect seems to be found mainly for large-band-gap insulators, where electrons may be trapped and holes have low mobility.…”

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Interaction of charged particles with insulating capillary targets – The guiding effect

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Nano- and microstructuring of solids by swift heavy ions

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We review the current stage of research of track formation processes and mechanisms in materials irradiated by swift ions. We show that the nature and morphology of tracks depend on the type and structure of the material and on the energy density transfer to its electron subsystem. Swift heavy ions serve as tools to synthesize nanoclusters and nanowires, to controllably change their morphology, and to tailor electronic, magnetic, and optical properties. The unique optical, photoelectric, and conducting properties of tracks can be used to create a new generation of electronic and optoelectronic nanosize devices. These low-dimensional objects exhibit quantum behavior and are stimulating a broad range of fundamental and applied research.

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Grazing scattering of 1–2MeV HeH+ ions from KCl(001): Effect of surface track potential

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Ultrafast electronic processes in an insulator: The Be and O sites in BeO

Ultrafast electronic processes in an insulator: The Be and O sites in BeO

Interaction of charged particles with insulating capillary targets – The guiding effect

Nano- and microstructuring of solids by swift heavy ions

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