Sentence examples for end of range from inspiring English sources

The proton beam modifies the PMMA (i.e. changes the refractive index), forming buried channel waveguides near the end of range.

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The study also aimed to assess if differences in JPS occurred between mid range and end of range JPS, and if the tackling task had angle-specific effects on these values.

In particular, B diffusion was investigated both in equilibrium and non-equilibrium conditions (i.e. during and after passing proton irradiation or during the dissolution of end of range defects produced by amorphization) in order to shed light on its microscopic mechanism as well as on the activation energies involved.

The self-ion irradiation uniformly improves the crystal quality of the irradiated layer up to a depth of ∼ 200 nm, rather close to the depth corresponding to the end of range of ions, in spite of the non-uniform depth distribution of displaced Ag atoms.

At the highest ion fluences, the luminescence signal is registered in the end-of-range area only.

However, the high energies often employed mean that there are collision cascades and potentially severe end-of-range damage.

An exception is the end-of-range region where strong contribution of nuclear energy loss to hardening at high fluences is observed.

Moreover, we demonstrated that F incorporated in Si layers does not appreciably affect the Is emission from spatially separated end-of-range (EOR) defects.

We propose universal curves, valid for ions Z ⩽ 14, for the end-of-range defective fraction and the maximum strain as a function of the density of energy deposited by nuclear processes.