Enhanced bremsstrahlung from plasmas containing nonthermal electrons.
Enhanced bremsstrahlung from thermal plasmas containing nonthermal electrons
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Enhanced bremsstrahlung from thermal plasmas containing nonthermal electrons
Experimental evidence of inverse bremsstrahlung and electron-impact ionization in low pressure argon ionized by giant pulse laser
Angular distribution of thick-target bremsstrahlung including multiple electron scattering
Bremsstrahlung flux-energy spectra inside Gemini 10 spacecraft during flight through south Atlantic magnetic anomaly region
Differential cross section measurements for bremsstrahlung production compared to predicted Born approximation values
Monte Carlo generation of plane isotropic buildup factors for bremsstrahlung calculations
Tables of energy and angular distributions of thick target bremsstrahlung in metals
Electron-bremsstrahlung cross sections for thin targets of Al, Au, Cu, and Sn between 0.2 and 2.5 MeV
Electron bremsstrahlung produced in thick targets of Al, Au, Be, Fe, and Sn at incident energies between 0.2 and 2.8 MeV
Suprathermal X ray bremsstrahlung from proton-electron collisions in galactic and solar cosmic radiation
Colliding particles system gravitational bremsstrahlung, calculating Fourier spectral resolution and total radiation
Pressure anisotropy due to magnetic bremsstrahlung on particles moving at very large angles
Bremsstrahlung produced in thick Al and Fe targets by electron bombardment with various incident energies, discussing external spectral emission intensity distributions
Design and operation of combination bremsstrahlung spectrometer and data processor for radiation monitoring during Gemini 7 flight
Electron-bremsstrahlung cross section measurements at incident energies of 0.2, 1.0, 1.7, and 2.5 MeV
Electron bremsstrahlung produced in thick targets at incident electron energies of 0.2, 1.0, 2.0, and 2.8 MeV
Gamma ray isotropic dose, energy flux, and energy current buildup factors by Monte Carlo methods for bremsstrahlung calculations