Electron energy losses by excitation of transition radiation
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Auteurs : J. Geiger ; H. KatterweSource :
- Solid State Communications [ 0038-1098 ] ; 1975.
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Inelastic scattering of KeV electrons in thin films with energy losses corresponding to the infrared spectral region is discussed taking retardation into account, that is allowing for radiative modes. For sufficiently thin target films Cerenkov radiation does not play any role. Rather it turned out even for nonrelativistic electrons, that in the spectral region of negligible absorption, where for example excitation of phonons or surface phonons does not occur, the energy loss spectrum is exclusively due to the creation of transition radiation. By means of high resolution spectroscopy of electrons inelastically scattered from TiO2 films it is shown experimentally that this conclusion is indeed correct.
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