File:Mott scattering of an electron beam with S(θ) = 0.5.png
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English: An electron beam with polarization equal to 50% is scattered at the same angle to the right and to the left of the target. Due to Mott scattering, with a supposed Sherman function of 0.5, the resulting asymmetry is 25%
Italiano: Un fascio elettronico con polarizzazione del 50% collide con un bersaglio e a causa dello Scattering Mott viene diviso a destra e a sinistra del bersaglio. Supponendo una funzione di Sherman di 0.5, l'asimmetria risulta essere il 25% |
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