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Positron spur structure emulated by variable energy slow positron beam
1993
Journal de Physique IV : Proceedings
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Variable energy slow positron beam was used to probe the positronic spur processes in polymers: low density polyethylene and a polyimide (Kapton). A fraction of the injected positrons was re-emitted as positron or positronium, whose fraction was dependent on the energy of injected positrons. The energy of the re-emitted positrons could become quite large, even larger than the band-gap energies of the substance. This was considered to be the result of charge-up effect. This effect may provide a
doi:10.1051/jp4:1993416
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