1993
DOI: 10.1016/0168-583x(93)95729-o
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Investigation of rechanneling and dynamic equilibrium effects in crystals

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“…In a similar fashion one can derive the reverse of the curvature dechanneling, the so-called gradient volume capture [26,36,37]. As the particle is incident on a centrifugally distorted planar potential for which the shape changes towards a nondistorted potential (when the curvature diminishes in the direction of motion), a particle can get caught if it enters within DE 9 pvkx djadz above the lower potential barrier.…”
Section: Volume Capturementioning
confidence: 99%
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“…In a similar fashion one can derive the reverse of the curvature dechanneling, the so-called gradient volume capture [26,36,37]. As the particle is incident on a centrifugally distorted planar potential for which the shape changes towards a nondistorted potential (when the curvature diminishes in the direction of motion), a particle can get caught if it enters within DE 9 pvkx djadz above the lower potential barrier.…”
Section: Volume Capturementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Volume capture is quite small in Si already at 70 GeV, w 70 9 0X08% R [m], see [26,36]. Nevertheless, volume capture can be used to measure (bending-) dechanneling lengths in materials in which it is not possible to select channeled particles by means of energy-loss discrimination.…”
Section: Volume Capturementioning
confidence: 99%
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