L x-ray production in 57La, 58Ce, 60Nd and 62Sm by 35–60MeV carbon and oxygen ions

Mehta, Rahul; Puri, Nitin K.; Kumar, Ajay; Mohanty, B. P.; Balouria, P.; Govil, I. M.; Garg, M. L.; Nandi, T.; Ahamad, Atif; Lapicki, G.

doi:10.1016/j.nimb.2005.07.181

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“…Doǧan et al [21] have measured L l , L α , L β and L γ X-ray fluorescence cross-sections using two different energies 59.5 and 123.6 keV. In some studies, targets were excited with X-ray tube [22][23][24][25][26], protons [27][28][29][30], electrons [31][32][33] and ions [34][35][36][37] as an alternative to radioisotopes.…”

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Measurement of L Shell X-Ray Production and Average L Shell Fluorescence Yields for Some Heavy Elements at 123.6 keV

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L2γ, L2η, L 1β and L1γ X-ray production cross--sections and L shell average fluorescence yields were measured for the elements from Re to U using excitation energy of 123.6 keV. Measurements were performed using an 57 Co annular radioactive source and a Si(Li) detector. The theoretical values of the cross-sections were calculated using theoretically tabulated values of subshell photoionization cross-sections; the Coster-Kronig transition probabilities were based on the Dirac-HartreeSlater theory and radiative emission rates. Experimental results were compared with the theoretically calculated values of L shell X-ray cross-sections. The present experimental results are in agreement with theoretical values.

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Measurement of L Shell X-Ray Production and Average L Shell Fluorescence Yields for Some Heavy Elements at 123.6 keV

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Comparison of experimental and theoretical efficiency of HPGe X-ray detector

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Cross sections of X-ray production induced by C and Si ions with energies up to 1 MeV/u on Ti, Fe, Zn, Nb, Ru and Ta

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Zucchiatti

Galán

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X-ray production differential cross sections induced by C and Si ions with energies from 1 MeV/u down to 0.25 MeV/u, produced by the CMAM 5 MV tandem accelerator, have been measured for thin targets of Ti, Fe, Zn, Nb, Ru and Ta in a direct way . X-rays have been detected by a fully characterized silicon drift diode and beam currents have been measured by a system of two Faraday cups. Measured cross sections agree in general with previously published results. The ECPSSR theory with the united atoms correction gives absolute values close to the experimental ones for all the studied elements excited by C ions and for Ta, Nb and Ru excited by Si ions. For Ti, Fe and Zn excited by Si, the basic ECPSSR theory gives better agreement, although on absolute values the gap for Ti is still large.

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L x-ray production in 57La, 58Ce, 60Nd and 62Sm by 35–60MeV carbon and oxygen ions

Cited by 9 publications

References 24 publications

Measurement of L Shell X-Ray Production and Average L Shell Fluorescence Yields for Some Heavy Elements at 123.6 keV

Measurement of L Shell X-Ray Production and Average L Shell Fluorescence Yields for Some Heavy Elements at 123.6 keV

Comparison of experimental and theoretical efficiency of HPGe X-ray detector

Cross sections of X-ray production induced by C and Si ions with energies up to 1 MeV/u on Ti, Fe, Zn, Nb, Ru and Ta

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