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Beam-matter Interactions: Mechanistic Features
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This lecture covers the mechanistic features of beam-matter interactions, focusing on non-elastic scattering of photons and electrons, Compton effect, excitation/ionisation processes, and linear energy transfer. It explains the absorption of beams by matter, electron-nucleus interactions, and the implications of energy loss on materials.
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