Pair production and bremsstrahlung of charged leptons

Рождение пар и тормозное излучение заряженных лептонов
Yung-Su Tsai
1974-10-01

atomic and nuclear form factorsbremsstrahlungcharged leptonspair productionphoto pair production
Photo pair productions of electrons, muons, and heavy leptons and bremsstrahlung of electrons and muons are reviewed. Atomic and nuclear form factors necessary for these calculations are discussed. Straggling of electrons in matter and other effects due to finite target thickness are considered. Tables of radiation lengths of all materials and the energy dependence of photon absorption coefficients of many materials are presented. Problems associated with production of particles by photon and electron beams are also discussed.
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Bremsstrahlung processes for electrons and muons are analyzed with consideration of atomic and nuclear form factors.
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Effects of finite target thickness, including electron straggling in matter, are discussed and incorporated into analysis.
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Problems related to particle production by photon and electron beams are identified and discussed.
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Review presents calculations for photo pair production of electrons, muons, and heavy leptons including necessary atomic and nuclear form factors.
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Tables of radiation lengths for all materials and energy-dependent photon absorption coefficients for many materials are provided.

Photo production and bremsstrahlung processes of charged leptons (electrons, muons, and heavy leptons) in matter

Cross sections, form-factor effects, material-dependent radiation lengths and photon absorption coefficients, target-thickness effects (straggling) and related production problems for pair production and bremsstrahlung

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