Large nuclear scattering effects in antiproton transmission through polymer and metal-coated foils

Single- and double-ionization processes of antiproton-helium and antiproton–molecular hydrogen collisions in the keV energy range

“…From a fundamental point of view, these collisions are central to understand the physics of antiparticles [3]. In more applied perspectives, processes occurring in a single antiproton collision are responsible for the slowing down and thus energy deposition of the ions into solids, which is relevant in material science [4] and radiation therapy [5].…”