Sharodi I. Ion-photon emission of some perspective for thermonuclear reactors matherials

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Thesis for the degree of Candidate of Sciences (CSc)

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0404U004000

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  • 01.04.04 - Фізична електроніка

22-10-2004

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К61.051.01

Essay

For the first time legitimacies and mechanisms of emmission of excited particles during irradiation of beryllium, carbon and carbosital surfaces by medial energies ions of hydrogen and helium were studied. The applyings opportunities of remote optical method of surface diagnostic - ion - photon spectroscopy - for the solution of probable problems on a problem of the first wall of thermonuclear reactors, and also limiting analytical opportunities of an offered superhighly sensitive standsrs-free method of element surface analysis were evaluated. The model of formation of exited states of secondary particles, and also continuous radiation of ion - photon emmission was further developed. Іmplantation: planned. Sphere of application: materialknowledge, nano- and microelectronics.

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