Inelastic scattering ratio

The inelastic-scattering-ratio-comparison procedure suffers some of the same limitations discussed with other techniques. That is, because different distributions can result in identical ratios (e.g., a buried thin film at a particular depth will give results equivalent to a homogeneous distribution), this procedure does not generate a unique distribution profile. Addi-... 

The ratio of elastically to inelastically scattered electrons and, thus, their importance for imaging or analytical work, can be calculated from basic physical principles consider the differential elastic scattering cross section... 

Egerton R F 1976 Measurement of inelastic/elastic scattering ratio for fast electrons and its use in the study of radiation damage Phys. Status Solid a 37 663-8... 

It is clear that cooling and loss processes compete and therefore the ratio of elastic to inelastic scattering becomes a crucial parameter dictating the survival times of anti-... 

Cyvin SJ, Rauch JE, Decius JC (1965) Theory of hyper-Raman effects (nonlinear inelastic scattering) selection rules and depolarization ratios for the second-order polarizability. J Chem Phys 43 4083... 

It is relatively difficult to resolve such spectra as presented in Figure 6. This is mainly due to not knowing which components should be present, the slope of the baseline and the presence of the 0 Is Ka satellite lines. However, such an attempt is shown in Figure o This is an unoptimised simulation of the spectra with 8 Gaussian components and a base line due to inelastic scattering. The position of. l e two V 2p. components corresponds to V 0 and V 0. (1 ). The V ratio calculated from these is 0.5o. The first... 

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