Space charge effects on stopped projectile fragment drift in gas

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The results from a particle-in-cell code developed to describe the drifting of ions in an ionized buffer gas are described. The rate of ionization was found to have a dramatic effect on the collection efficiency of the heavy ions and results of the calculations agree well with recent observations.

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Facina, M., Bollen, G., Morrissey, D.J. (2007). Space charge effects on stopped projectile fragment drift in gas. In: Dilling, J., Comyn, M., Thompson, J., Gwinner, G. (eds) TCP 2006. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-73466-6_46

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