Titlebook: Computer Simulation of Ion-Solid Interactions; Wolfgang Eckstein Book 1991 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1991 Computersimulation.Dynam

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Inelastic Energy Loss, to excitation or ionization in both of the colliding atoms, leading to a change in kinematics, which may be handled as discussed in Chap. 2. Since this form of energy loss happens in the electronic shells of atoms, it is called localized or local energy loss. The other possibility, referred to as c

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Programs Based on the BCA Model,ater . and . [7.2] found channelling by computer simulation with a BCA program. Because of this success many programs have since been developed. The basic differences between these programs will be discussed in this chapter.

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Programs Based on the Classical Dynamics Model,ed in Chap. 3. There, the moving atoms are followed until equilibrium conditions are reached. The most important feature of these models is that no assumptions have to be made about binding energies, because the interatomic forces automatically take care of the binding in the bulk and at the surface

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