Material Transformation: Interaction between Nuclear and Electronic Energy Losses

Toulemonde, M.; Assmann, W.; Zhang, Yongfeng; Backman, Marie; Weber, William J.; Dufour, Christian; Wang, Z.G.

doi:10.1016/j.mspro.2014.10.035

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“…However, those phenomena seem to be accelerated for the Xe & Si irradiation due to the electronic excitations generated by the Si ions along their path. To estimate the local heating induced along the Si ion path due to the electronic energy deposition, calculations with the unified thermal spike model were carried out [39][40][41]. This model has been developed to account for mid-range ion energy, in which the temperature increase is calculated before reaching the melting temperature.…”

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Synergy of electronic and nuclear energy depositions on the kinetics of extended defects formation in UO2, based on in situ TEM observations of ion-irradiation-induced microstructure evolution

Bricout

Gutierrez

Baumier

et al. 2021

Journal of Nuclear Materials

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Synergy of electronic and nuclear energy depositions on the kinetics of extended defects formation in UO2, based on in situ TEM observations of ion-irradiation-induced microstructure evolution

Bricout

Gutierrez

Baumier

et al. 2021

Journal of Nuclear Materials

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“…There is an intermediate energy regime where the nuclear and electronic energy losses have a similar value and may influence each other. Experimental evidence of the following different scenarios have been reported [225]: (i) competitive, i.e. 1+1 < 1, (ii) cooperative, 1 < 1+1 < 2, (iii) additive, i.e.…”

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Fundamental Phenomena and Applications of Swift Heavy Ion Irradiations

Lang

Djurabekova

Medvedev

et al. 2020

Comprehensive Nuclear Materials

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This review concentrates on the specific properties and characteristics of damage structures generated with high-energy ions in the electronic energy loss regime. Irradiation experiments with so-called swift heavy ions (SHI) find applications in many different fields, with examples presented in ion-track nanotechnology, radiation hardness analysis of functional materials, and laboratory tests of cosmic radiation. The basics of the SHI-solid interaction are described with special attention to processes in the electronic subsystem. The broad spectrum of damage phenomena is exemplified for various materials and material classes, along with a description of typical characterization techniques. The review also presents state-of-the-art modeling efforts that try to account for the complexity of the coupled processes of the electronic and atomic subsystems. Finally, the relevance of SHI phenomena for effects induced by fission fragments in nuclear fuels and how this knowledge can be applied to better estimate damage risks in nuclear materials is discussed.

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Electronic energy loss (Se) sensitivity of electrochemically synthesized free-standing Cu nanowires irradiated by 120 MeV high energy ion beam of different atomic mass

Gupta

Kumar

2019

Appl. Phys. A

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Material Transformation: Interaction between Nuclear and Electronic Energy Losses

Cited by 6 publications

References 27 publications

Synergy of electronic and nuclear energy depositions on the kinetics of extended defects formation in UO2, based on in situ TEM observations of ion-irradiation-induced microstructure evolution

Synergy of electronic and nuclear energy depositions on the kinetics of extended defects formation in UO2, based on in situ TEM observations of ion-irradiation-induced microstructure evolution

Fundamental Phenomena and Applications of Swift Heavy Ion Irradiations

Electronic energy loss (Se) sensitivity of electrochemically synthesized free-standing Cu nanowires irradiated by 120 MeV high energy ion beam of different atomic mass

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