Volume reflection and channeling of ultrarelativistic protons in germanium bent single crystals

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2016
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Abstract
The paper is devoted to the investigation of volume reflection and channeling processes of ultrarelativistic positive charged particles moving in germanium single crystals. We demonstrate that the choice of atomic potential on the basis of the Hartree-Fock method and the correct choice of the Debye temperature allow us to describe the above mentioned processes in a good agreement with the recent experiments. Moreover, the universal form of equations for volume reflection presented in the paper gives a true description of the process at a wide range of particle energies. Standing on this study we make predictions for the mean angle reflection (as a function of the bending radius) of positive and negative particles for germanium (110) and (111) crystallographic planes.
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Authors Bellucci, S.;Maisheev, V. A.;
Journal physical review accelerators and beams
Year 2016
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http://doi.org/10.1103/PhysRevAccelBeams.19.121004
Keywords
chemistry Organic Chemistry Science nuclear and particle physics. atomic energy. radioactivity

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