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    E-Zn inelastic scattering at 80 eV

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    © Published under licence by IOP Publishing Ltd. Stokes and Electron Impact Coherence Parameters (EICPs) for electronic excitation of 41P1 state of zinc atoms have been measured for incident electron energy of 80 eV. The experimental data are presented together with Convergent Close Coupling (CCC) theoretical predictions. Our results are compared with recently published Relativistic Distorted-Wave Approximation (RDWA) calculations

    High-resolution MCP-TimePix3 imaging/timing detector for antimatter physics

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    We present a hybrid imaging/timing detector for force sensitive inertial measurements designed for measurements on positronium, the metastable bound state of an electron and a positron, but also suitable for applications involving other low intensity, low energy beams of neutral (antimatter)-atoms, such as antihydrogen. The performance of the prototype detector was evaluated with a tunable low energy positron beam, resulting in a spatial resolution of approximate t

    Effect of particle properties of powders on the generation and transmission of raman scattering

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    Transmission Raman measurements of a 1 mm thick sulfur-containing disk were made at different positions as it was moved through 4 mm of aspirin (150-212 mu m) or microcrystalline cellulose (Avicel) of different size ranges (<38, 53-106, and 150-212 mu m). The transmission Raman intensity of the sulfur interlayer at 218 cm(-1) was lower when the disk was placed at the top or bottom of the powder bed, compared to positions within the bed and the difference between the sulfur intensity at the outer and inner positions increased with Avicel particle size. Also, the positional intensity difference was smaller for needle-shaped aspirin than for granular Avicel of the same size. The attenuation coefficients for the propagation of the exciting laser and transmitted Raman photons through the individual powders were the same but decreased as the particle size of Avicel increased; also, the attenuation coefficients for propagation through 150-212 mu m aspirin were almost half of those through similar sized Avicel particles. The study has demonstrated that particulate size and type affect transmitted Raman intensities and, consequently, such factors need to be considered in the analysis of powders, especially if particle properties vary between the samples
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