Calculation of Electronic Stopping Power for Protons in Atomic Targets
Journal Title: UNKNOWN - Year 2015, Vol 4, Issue 3
Abstract
Was calculated and the study of the electronic stopping power of heavy charged particles (protons) interacting with atomic goals(Sm,Er,w,Pb,H^(+1),H^(+2)) We used the program SRIM 2013 who wrote by MATLAB languageCalculated Stopping power The extent of energy protons (0.5-1000)MeVUsing the equations fitting We reached three semi-empirical relationships and we calculated the error rate and the correlation coefficient and the relationship between (SRIM) the experimental similarities by program Curve Expret The result was a match program SRIM
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