The energy spectra of reflected electrons from the substrates of targets have been calculated by the bipartition model of electron transport, the contributions of the inner shen ionization events produced by the refle...The energy spectra of reflected electrons from the substrates of targets have been calculated by the bipartition model of electron transport, the contributions of the inner shen ionization events produced by the reflected electrons from the substrates in the targets to the x-ray counting in a St(Li) detector have been estimated. It has been confirmed that, by such correction to the measured data, the experimental results of inner shell ionization cross sections by electron impact with fine precision may be obtained under the condition of thick substrate.展开更多
Cross sections for K-shell ionization have been measured at electron energies of 0.1-0.40 MeV for Cu and Sn, and of 0.30MeV for Ag. The present results have been compared with theoretical calculations and previously r...Cross sections for K-shell ionization have been measured at electron energies of 0.1-0.40 MeV for Cu and Sn, and of 0.30MeV for Ag. The present results have been compared with theoretical calculations and previously reported experimental values.展开更多
文摘The energy spectra of reflected electrons from the substrates of targets have been calculated by the bipartition model of electron transport, the contributions of the inner shen ionization events produced by the reflected electrons from the substrates in the targets to the x-ray counting in a St(Li) detector have been estimated. It has been confirmed that, by such correction to the measured data, the experimental results of inner shell ionization cross sections by electron impact with fine precision may be obtained under the condition of thick substrate.
文摘Cross sections for K-shell ionization have been measured at electron energies of 0.1-0.40 MeV for Cu and Sn, and of 0.30MeV for Ag. The present results have been compared with theoretical calculations and previously reported experimental values.
