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Item | Description |
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[HIGH-]DRIFT-VELOCITY
| Drift velocity beyond the highest E/p |
LOW-DRIFT-VELOCITY
| Drift velocity below the first E/p |
[HIGH-]ION-MOBILITY
| Ion mobility beyond the highest E/p |
LOW-ION-MOBILITY
| Ion mobility below the first E/p |
[HIGH-]LORENTZ-ANGLE
| Lorentz angle beyond the highest E/p |
LOW-LORENTZ-ANGLE
| Lorentz angle below the first E/p |
[HIGH-]LONGITUDINAL-DIFFUSION
| Long. diffusion beyond the highest E/p |
LOW-LONGITUDINAL-DIFFUSION
| Long. diffusion below the first E/p |
[HIGH-]TRANSVERSE-DIFFUSION
| Transv. diffusion beyond the highest E/p |
LOW-TRANSVERSE-DIFFUSION
| Transv. diffusion below the first E/p |
[HIGH-]TOWNSEND-COEFFICIENT
| Townsend coefficient beyond highest E/p |
LOW-TOWNSEND-COEFFICIENT
| Townsend coefficient below first E/p |
[HIGH-]ATTACHMENT-COEFFICIENT
| Attachment coefficient beyond highest E/p |
LOW-ATTACHMENT-COEFFICIENT
| Attachment coefficient below first E/p |
The prefix HIGH- is optional for backwards compatibility. DIFFUSION can be used instead of LONGITUDINAL-DIFFUSION.
Constant extrapolation means values for any E/p outside the range of the table are set to the value for the first or last E/p in the table, as appropriate.
In the case of linear and exponential extrapolation the first or last two table points are used as basis for the extrapolation.
Formatted on 0100-08-24 at 22:37.