Including the effects of electronic stopping and electron–ion interactions in radiation damage simulations

By D. M. Duffy, A. Rutherford. 2007

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Subfields: Computational Mechanics, Materials Chemistry

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In Computational Mechanics

1. F. Banhart
2. Lorenzo Malerba
3. William J. Weber
4. Kai Nordlund
5. Roger E. Stoller
6. S. Zinkle
7. A. Krasheninnikov

In Materials Chemistry

1. Kai Nordlund
2. S. Zinkle
3. F. Banhart
4. Lorenzo Malerba
5. Roger E. Stoller
6. William J. Weber
7. F. Willaime
8. A. Krasheninnikov

Citations in the corpus

• Primary radiation damage: A review of current understanding and models (2018, methodology): “Test simulations, treating the coupling constant as a free parameter, have shown that the choice of the coupling model and low-energy limit of electronic stopping can affect both damage production andmixing values [98,358].”