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SUMMARY:Universal Rainbow Channeling Potential
DESCRIPTION:The problem of an accurate ion-solid interaction potential is one of the basic problems in description of the ion-solid interaction [1]. It has been shown how one can construct the universal rainbow channeling proton-crystal interaction potential [2]. It has been done by modifying the Moliere’s interaction potential applying the crystal rainbow theory [3\, 4]. This potential merges the ZBL potential\, for the small impact parameters\, and the Molière’s potential\, with the Thomas-Fermi radius\, for the large impact parameters. The accuracy of the obtain interaction potential should be investigated in a series of high resolution transmission channeling experiments for different proton-crystal combinations. Further\, application of the presented rainbow morphological method for 5 keV protons transmitted through a graphene [5] and generally through 2D materials has been disused.\n[1] M. Nastasi\, J. W. Mayer and J. K. Hirvonen\, Ion-Solid Interaction: Fundamentals and applications (Cambridge University Press\, Cambridge\, 1996).\n[2] S. Petrović\, N. Starčević and M. Ćosić\, Universal axial (001) rainbow channeling interaction potential\, Nuclear Instruments and Methods in Physics Research B\, 447\, pp. 79-83 (2019).\n[3] S. Petrović\, L. Miletić\, and N. Nešković\, Theory of rainbows in thin crystals: the explanation of ion channeling applied to Ne10+ ions transmitted through a <100> Si thin crystal\, Phys. Rev. B 61\, 184 (2000).\n[4] N. Nešković\, S. Petrović\, and M. Ćosić\, Rainbows in Channeling of Charged Particles in Crystals and Nanotubes (Springer Nature\, Cham\, 2017).\n[5] M. Ćosić\, M. Hadžijojić\, M\, Rymzhanov\, S. Petrović and S. Bellucci\, Investigation of the graphene thermal motion by rainbow scattering\, Carbon 145\, pp. 161-174 (2019).
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