Abstract
Distributions in angle and in energy have been measured for ions transmitted through thin solid targets bombarded by various molecular-ion beams. The results, which differ markedly from those expected on the basis only of a simple "Coulomb explosion", indicate the existence of an additional force tending to align the internuclear vectors of each cluster with the beam direction. An explanation is suggested in terms of a potential attributable to the plasma oscillations generated by the particles as they traverse the solid. Calculations are presented to substantiate this idea. © 1976.
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Gemmell, D. S., Remillieux, J., Poizat, J. C., Gaillard, M. J., Holland, R. E., & Vager, Z. (1976). Some new effects seen in the passage of swift ion clusters through solids. Nuclear Instruments and Methods, 132(C), 61–67. https://doi.org/10.1016/0029-554X(76)90711-4
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