Using a 35 keV electron beam incident on NHa, precision m easurements of the energy loss position of the Compton peak have been performed. The observed Compton peak is found to be at larger energy losses than predicted fox an electron scattered through the same angle from a stationary unbound electr
The compton defect in neon and argon as observed using 25 kev incident electrons
โ Scribed by Azzeddine Lahmam-Bennani; Alain Duguet
- Publisher
- Elsevier Science
- Year
- 1980
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 466 KB
- Volume
- 74
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 0009-2614
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โฆ Synopsis
Electron energy-loss spectra. obtamrd for Ne and Ar, are analysed tn terms of Compton profiles (CPs). The euperimental CPs do not peak at q = 0, nor are they symmetrtcal as to theu maxImum value, as predlcted withm the framework of the lmpulsc approuunatlon.
Thus Yompton defect" IS charactertsed by a shaft parameter w and an asymmetry parameter 69, and IS mvcstlgated as a function of momentum transfer K. A quahtahve comparison IS made with theoretical predicsons for the Compton defect We also emphasize the K range where partial or total K-Independent CPs of the w=et may be detcrmtned
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