Public-Private Stewardship 2023
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-031-17131-4_5
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“…The new set of sputtering yields provides some improvements compared to the previous data. In particular, the 'ERO-min' curves in figure 7(b) show a strong reduction of yields for grazing incidence (impact angles θ ∼ 90 • ) compared to [31], which is considered more realistic and was achieved by improved assumptions for surface binding energy and atomic densities [32]. Note that the SDTrimSP data do not consider chemically assisted physical sputtering effects.…”
Section: Updated Sputtering and Reflection Datamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The new set of sputtering yields provides some improvements compared to the previous data. In particular, the 'ERO-min' curves in figure 7(b) show a strong reduction of yields for grazing incidence (impact angles θ ∼ 90 • ) compared to [31], which is considered more realistic and was achieved by improved assumptions for surface binding energy and atomic densities [32]. Note that the SDTrimSP data do not consider chemically assisted physical sputtering effects.…”
Section: Updated Sputtering and Reflection Datamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the current example, when the 0.4 MeV/u beam is injected into the IH-DTL, it has a designed phase spread of ±13.7 • and an energy spread of ±2.5%. In the present investigation [26], the energy spread has been reduced to ±1.0% at injection into the IH-DTL, and the phase spread has been increased incrementally from ±5 • to ±10 • , ±15 • , and ±20 • , respectively.…”
Section: Linac Injection Without a Bunching Systemsmentioning
confidence: 51%