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�ber die Abh�ngigkeit des Polarisationsgrades vom Streuwinkel bei Mott-Streuung langsamer Elektronen

1965

The angular dependence of polarizationP(Θ) of electrons elastically scattered by a beam of mercury atoms is measured in a double scattering experiment for electron energies of 0,9; 1,2; and 1,5 keV. The results are compared with theory and found to be in good agreement. Maximum degree of polarization measured isP=0,53±0,10 (electron current 10−12A).

Elastic scatteringPhysicsNuclear and High Energy PhysicsScatteringDouble scatteringNuclear fusionAngular dependenceElectronMott scatteringAtomic physicsPolarization (waves)Zeitschrift f�r Physik
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Winkelverteilungen elastisch an Edelgas-Atomstrahlen gestreuter Elektronen; Spinpolarisation eines an Argon gestreuten 40 eV-Elektronenstrahls

1967

The angular distribution of electrons scattered elastically by rare-gas atomic beams (He, Ne, Ar, Kr, Xe) has been investigated over the angular range from 20° to 155° and with electron energies between 5 eV and 1000 eV. The results are compared with theory. Only for energies above 300 eV the agreement is good. The angular dependence of polarization P(Θ) of electrons, elastically scattered by a beam of argon atoms, is measured in a double scattering experiment for an electron energy of 40 eV. Maximum degree of polarization measured isP=12.5% ± 2.5%.

PhysicsNuclear and High Energy PhysicsArgonchemistry.chemical_elementElectronPolarization (waves)Angular distributionchemistryComputer Science::Systems and ControlDouble scatteringNuclear fusionAngular dependenceAtomic physicsBeam (structure)Zeitschrift f�r Physik
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Elektronenpolarisation im Energiebereich unterhalb 50 eV durch Streuung an freien Hg-Atomen

1966

The angular dependence of spin polarizationP(Θ) of electrons elastically scattered by a beam of mercury atoms is measured in a double scattering experiment for electron energies of 45±1 eV; 23±1 eV; 7±1 eV; and 3,5±1 eV. Maximum degree of polarization obtained isP(100°)=0,39±0,07; electron energy 7±1 eV; electron current 10−12–10−11 A.

PhysicsNuclear and High Energy PhysicsElectron energyElectron currentDouble scatteringNuclear fusionAngular dependenceElectronAtomic physicsPolarization (waves)Zeitschrift f�r Physik
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