Angular Distribution of L Alpha and L Beta X-Rays of Antimony at 59.54 keV

Abstract

The L alpha and L beta differential cross- section of antimony have been calculated at an angular range 85˚ -135˚ at 59.54 keV. It was observed that L alpha differential cross sections of had an anisotropic distribution namely it was depend on the angles but L beta differential cross sections had an isotropic distribution. The anisotropy and alignment parameter of antimony were obtained from intensity ratio.

Keywords

• Antimony
• Scattering Angle
• L X-rays
• Anisotropy
• Alignment

Antimonun 59.54 keV'de L Alfa ve L Beta X-Işınlarının Açısal Dağılımı

Öz

Antimonun L alfa ve L beta diferansiyel tesir kesitleri 59,54 keV'de 85˚-135˚ açısal aralıkta hesaplanmıştır. L alfa diferansiyel kesitlerinin anizotropik bir dağılıma sahip olduğu, yani açıya bağlı olduğu, ancak L beta diferansiyel kesitlerinin izotropik bir dağılıma sahip olduğu görülmüştür. Antimonun anizotropi ve hizalanma parametreleri şiddet oranından elde edildi.

Anahtar Kelimeler

• Antimon
• Saçılma Açısı
• L X-ışınları
• Anizotropi
• Hizalama

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