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Theory

  In the hybrid scattering model the elastic scattering processes are calculated with the Mott cross sections. The angular deflections are mainly caused by elastic scattering events, but additionally deflections caused by inelastic scatterings are taken into account (formula A.10).

The inelastic scattering process considers the energy loss due to innershell ionization by applying the differential cross section of Gryzinsky ([Gry65], formula A.15) and calculates the energy loss due to electron--valence electron interactions using a modified Bethe stopping power as proposed by Reimer ([RS86], formula A.8).


Horst Wagner
Tue Mar 19 10:24:55 MET 1996