5. Charged particle transport data, intermediate energy range and uncertainty data
5.1 Charged particle transport data
Charged particles appear as a result of nuclear or atomic interaction processes: α and β particles from radioactive processes, the recoil electron from the Compton effect or the electron-positron pair from gamma materialization. These phenomena give rise to what is known as the electromagnetic cascade, a kind of tree-like propagation of electrons, positrons and gamma rays.
The data are mainly :
cross sections of nuclear reactions induced by charged particles ;
effective bremsstrahlung cross-sections (or braking radiation) ;
electron/positron scattering cross sections in matter ;
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