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Energy loss of correlated ions in dense plasma

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The interaction between proton clusters and plasma gas is studied using the dielectric function by fried-conte formalism. The theoretical formula of the potential basis equation derived and the energy loss of incident proton (point-like, correlate and dicluster) with different parameters (velocity, distance, densities and temperatures) is calculated numerically. Two different equations were used to enhance the correlation stopping (ECS), it is clear that the present results are consistent with the dielectric calculation of energy loss at parameters ne = 1017cm−3 and T = (2 − 10) eV. The result showed a good correlation with the previous work.

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Ahmed, B.M., Ahmed, K.A. & Ahmed, R.K. Energy loss of correlated ions in dense plasma. Electron. Mater. Lett. 12, 419–424 (2016). https://doi.org/10.1007/s13391-015-5251-2

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