Monte Carlo simulation of the effects of elastic collisions and chemical reactions on the angular distributions of the laser ablated particles

Tatiana Itina; Wladimir Marine; M. Autric

Monte Carlo simulation of the effects of elastic collisions and chemical reactions on the angular distributions of the laser ablated particles

Tatiana Itina ^{1, 2} Wladimir Marine ³ M. Autric

1 LP3 - Laboratoire Lasers, Plasmas et Procédés photoniques

2 LHC - Laboratoire Hubert Curien [Saint Etienne]

3 GPEC - Groupe de Physique des Etats Condensés

Abstract : A three-dimensional Monte Carlo simulation of the laser desorbed flow of particles was performed. In addition to the gas-phase collisions, the chemical processes, i.e., recombination and dissociation are considered. The width of the angular distributions as a function of the radius of the evaporated area is analyzed. The comparison between the results obtained in the reactionless flow and in the flow with chemical reactions shows that in the presence of chemical processes the focusing effect of collisions is partly concealed and more wide angular distributions can be observed.

keyword : Collisions simulation Monte Carlo

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Journal articles

Domain :

Engineering Sciences [physics] / Chemical and Process Engineering

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