Positron Beams And Their Applications

By P. Coleman. 2000

314 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Aerospace Engineering, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Mechanics of Materials

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In Aerospace Engineering

1. Gleb F. Gribakin
2. J. Young
3. C. Surko

In Electrical and Electronic Engineering

1. J. Young
2. C. Surko
3. Gleb F. Gribakin

In Mechanics of Materials

1. Gleb F. Gribakin
2. J. Young
3. C. Surko
4. Jimena D. Gorfinkiel
5. S. Ptasińska

Citations in the corpus

• POSITRON ANNIHILATION AS A METHOD TO CHARACTERIZE POROUS MATERIALS (2006, background): “The implementation of positron beams (17) overcomes this obstacle by delivering focused, monoenergetic positrons onto the sample.”
• Positron-molecule interactions: Resonant attachment, annihilation, and bound states (2010, methodology): “…that are commonplace in physics involving matter, such as low-energy, two-body scattering events, have frequently been found to be frustratingly difficult to study when antiparticles are involved (Charlton and Humberston, 2001; Coleman, 2000; Eades and Hartmann, 1999; Schultz and Lynn, 1988).”
• Probing the internal structure of reverse osmosis membranes by positron annihilation spectroscopy: Gaining more insight into the transport of water and small solutes (2015, unknown): “The 317 mean positron implantation depth zm is estimated by the semi-empirical formula zm [nm] ≈ 318 40Ein [keV] / ρ [g/cm(3)], where ρ is density of sample [59].”