Bethe formula
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Bethe formula
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Named after
Hans Bethe
, who found the non-relativistic version in 1930.
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the
Bethe
formula
(
physics
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A formula describing the
mean
energy
loss
per
distance
travelled of
swift
charged particles
traversing
matter
(or alternatively the stopping power of the material).
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