Role of surfaces and interfaces in ion-beam energy deposition processes in layered and nanolayered materials

The role of surfaces and interfaces in the inelastic energy deposition rate of swift ions traversing a layered material is analyzed in terms of quantum confinement effects on the atomic mean excitation energies for target atoms close to a physical limiting boundary. Noticeable differences in energy...

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Published in:Radiation effects and defects in solids 2012-08, Vol.167 (8), p.621-630
Main Author: Cruz, Salvador A.
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Quantum confinement
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Radiation
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