Sentence examples for electron track from inspiring English sources

In Cartwright's discussion of the electron track in the cloud chamber, for example, she can identify the track as an electron track rather than as a proton track only because she has made an implicit commitment to the law of ionization for charged particles, and it's dependence on the mass and velocity of the particles.

Then, electron track analysis in the EB irradiation was conducted to clarify an electron concentration at the tip.

These results indicate that the rounding phenomenon at the tips by large-area EB irradiation can be predicted by our electron track and unsteady heat conduction analysis model.

TIGRE, the UCR Compton gamma-ray telescope, is designed to make use of the Compton recoil electron track to improve the flux sensitivity in the medium gamma-ray energy range (0.4 100 MeV).

The nonproportionality observed in the light yield of inorganic scintillators is studied theoretically as a function of the rates of bimolecular and Auger quenching processes occurring within the electron track initiated by a gamma- or X-ray photon incident on a scintillator.

To study the influence of inhomogeneous targets on radiation-induced DNA damage, photon and electron track structure calculations in the biophysical simulation code PARTRAC were carried out taking into account the different mass densities and atomic compositions of DNA, histone proteins and the cell plasma.

Electron tracks show much more straggling and scattering compared with that of a heavy particle.

At 1-bar pressure electron tracks down to 80 keV are measured in the TPC.

Insets: Monte Carlo simulations of secondary electron tracks in a 20 nm segment at different depths of the ion track.

At 1 bar electron tracks down to 150 keV were reconstructed, demonstrating the potentiality of the experimental technique for future applications in low energy neutrino physics.

The reconstruction of Compton electron tracks within a silicon detector layer can increase the sensitivity of Compton telescopes for nuclear medicine and γ-ray astronomy.