2021
DOI: 10.20868/upm.book.69109
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Tools for investigating electronic excitation: experiment and multi-scale modelling

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“…The transport MC module in TREKIS-4 uses an analog (eventby-event) algorithm for the propagation of classical trajectories of individual particles. [18] A particle's free-flight time between sequential scattering events is defined by its velocity and the freeflight path, 𝜆, which is approximated as a straight line and is sampled according to the exponential distribution…”
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“…The transport MC module in TREKIS-4 uses an analog (eventby-event) algorithm for the propagation of classical trajectories of individual particles. [18] A particle's free-flight time between sequential scattering events is defined by its velocity and the freeflight path, 𝜆, which is approximated as a straight line and is sampled according to the exponential distribution…”
Section: Modelmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Upon relaxation of the electronic system, the target atoms react to the energy transferred at pico‐ to nanosecond timescales. [ 17,18 ] Finally, after cooling of the atomic system, the target may be left in a structurally modified state, observable experimentally. [ 1,9 ]…”
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