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Resilience of the physicochemical properties of graphene-based materials for applications in harsh radiation environments
Marcilei A. Guazzelli, Saulo G. Alberton, Nemitala Added +16
The development of radiation-tolerant materials capable of maintaining structural, electrical, and thermal stability in extreme, radiation-rich environments remains a critical chal…
Electronic stopping cross sections of tungsten to swift ions and comparisons with models
Tiago F. Silva, Arilson Silva, Cleber L. Rodrigues +5
Accurate stopping power data for tungsten is crucial for ion beam analysis (IBA) techniques applied to fusion-related materials. In this work, we present new experimental measureme…
Uncertainty minimization in electronic stopping cross-section measurements using the backscattering method
Victor Pires, Arilson Silva, Cleber L. Rodrigues +6
Accurate determination of electronic stopping cross sections is critical for ion beam analysis and related applications. While transmission methods are well established, backscatte…
Self-consistent ion beam analysis: an approach by multi-objective optimization
Tiago F. Silva, Cleber L. Rodrigues, Nemitala Added +5
Ion Beam Analysis (IBA) comprises a set of analytical techniques suited for material analysis, many of which are rather closely related. Self-consistent analysis of several IBA tec…
MultiSIMNRA: a computational tool for self-consistent ion beam analysis using SIMNRA
Tiago F. Silva, Matej Mayer, Cleber L. Rodrigues +6
SIMNRA is widely adopted by the scientific community of ion beam analysis for interpretation of nuclear scattering analysis. Taking advantage of its recognized reliability and qual…
Effect of the break-up on the fusion and elastic scattering of weakly bound projectiles on Zn
P. R. S. Gomes, M. D. Rodriguez, C. V. Marti +16
We study the behavior of the fusion, break-up, reaction and elastic scattering of different projectiles on Zn, at near and above barrier energies. We present fusion and elas…