Ion-Induced Electron Emission from Crystalline Solids

This book deals with a new accelerator-based analytical method of surface studies

This is the first review dealing with this interdisciplinary topic bridging electron spectroscopy and ion channeling Springer Tracts in Modern Physics is also available online via the LINK Service: http://link.springer.de/series/stmp Includes supplementary material: sn.pub/extras

Klappentext
This monograph deals with ion-induced electron emission from crystalline solids bombarded by fast ions. During the past decade, electron spectroscopy combined with the ion channeling technique has revealed various "messages" about ion-solid and electron-solid interactions that are carried by the emitted electrons. In addition, the book describes the underlying physics and experimental techniques. It will provide useful information for students and scientists working in ion-beam-based research and development in various areas of atomic and solid-state physics, materials science, and surface science.

Zusammenfassung
This book deals with a new accelerator-based analytical method of surface studies

Inhalt
Terminology and Table of Symbols.- Binary-Encounter Electron Emission.- Ion Channeling and High-Energy Shadowing.- Experimental Methods.- Electron Escape from Solid Targets.- Auger Electron Emission from Crystals.- Binary-Encounter Electron Emission from Crystals.- Electron Emission by Partially Stripped Ions.- Materials Analysis with Binary-Encounter Electrons.- Related Topics.- Concluding Remarks.