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particle beam generation

Posted 10 gen 2011, 07:15 GMT-5 Low-Frequency Electromagnetics, Materials, Modeling Tools & Definitions, Parameters, Variables, & Functions Version 4.2 4 Replies

kr neki
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Hello.
Im new to comsol so please forgive me for newbie questions.
I have a fairly simple problem of heat deposition of electron beam on a lithium plate. Modeling the plate is no big deal, but I dont know how to generate a well defined particle beam. What kind of model do i use? Is there any tutorial or similar problem already modeled? Thank you in advance.
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Posted: 1 decade ago 15 gen 2011, 05:14 GMT-5
Hello again.
I see that after a weak and 88 views I still got no answer.
Is it even possible to simulate a particle beam with energy deposition into the thin plate?
All I need is a module which uses Bethe-Bloch formula.
Hello again. I see that after a weak and 88 views I still got no answer. Is it even possible to simulate a particle beam with energy deposition into the thin plate? All I need is a module which uses Bethe-Bloch formula.
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Posted: 1 decade ago 15 gen 2011, 09:19 GMT-5
Did you look at the tutorials or documentations for the version you use? There are several materials such as modeling guide, releases, model library for AC module and so on. I suggest model library doc. especially since it has models implemented for several areas.
Did you look at the tutorials or documentations for the version you use? There are several materials such as modeling guide, releases, model library for AC module and so on. I suggest model library doc. especially since it has models implemented for several areas.
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Posted: 1 decade ago 25 gen 2011, 14:38 GMT-5
Yes, I have gone through tutorials and manuals once more.But i still havent found a way to incorporate energy deposition of a beam of particles into the target. Any more practical advices on which module i should use or how to parse this problem? Is this even possible in Comsol?

Thanx
Yes, I have gone through tutorials and manuals once more.But i still havent found a way to incorporate energy deposition of a beam of particles into the target. Any more practical advices on which module i should use or how to parse this problem? Is this even possible in Comsol? Thanx
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Posted: 1 decade ago 4 ott 2011, 12:04 GMT-4

Yes, I have gone through tutorials and manuals once more.But i still havent found a way to incorporate energy deposition of a beam of particles into the target. Any more practical advices on which module i should use or how to parse this problem? Is this even possible in Comsol?

Thanx


Have you had any luck with this or responses elsewhere? What I've done up until now is plot the Lorentz Force using just the F=-q(v x B) portion since I am looking at only static magnetics, but I would be curious to see what you've learned.

~Brock
[QUOTE] Yes, I have gone through tutorials and manuals once more.But i still havent found a way to incorporate energy deposition of a beam of particles into the target. Any more practical advices on which module i should use or how to parse this problem? Is this even possible in Comsol? Thanx [/QUOTE] Have you had any luck with this or responses elsewhere? What I've done up until now is plot the Lorentz Force using just the F=-q(v x B) portion since I am looking at only static magnetics, but I would be curious to see what you've learned. ~Brock

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