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Probability of the local response caused by a delta-electrons on the axis of an ion track. Ditlov V.A. Alikhanov Institute of Theoretical and Experimental.

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1 Probability of the local response caused by a delta-electrons on the axis of an ion track.
Ditlov V.A. Alikhanov Institute of Theoretical and Experimental Physics , Moscow, B. Cheremushkinskaya 25, Russia

2 Many-hit model Here  – is the mean number of hits per one target. The realization of the case for the first three values  is shown in Fig.There are left only the inactivated cells. Restricted energy losses include only those d-electrons, whose energy w is less then some energy of cut off wcut It is supposed, that d-electrons with larger energy run far from track axis without any registration effect. But in reality remarkable part of d-electron return energy to the track axis vicinity after multiply scattering in the matter of the detector..

3 Distribution of developed grains over emulsion layer depth after exposures by electron flux with energy E=10 keV - curve 1 and E=500 keV – curve 2.

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5 Role of returned d-electrons in energy losses at track axis comparing to their intial integral stopping power in detector CR-39.

6 Conclusions: The calculation showed that role returning d-electrons In formation of local response at track axis is significant. 2. For the cases when it is enough to know energy losses of d-electrons at the axis formulae of Spencers became simpler. 3. In the regime of «grain density» we can use the frequency of effective action in the next kind: Where is a registration parameter, which can Be found from calibration.

7 Thank you for attention!


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