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Presented in two parts, this first comprehensive overview addresses all aspects of energetic ion irradiation of polymers. Earlier publications and review articles concentrated on selected topics only. And the need for such a work has grown with the dramatic increase of research and applications, such as in photoresists, waveguides, and medical dosimetry, during the last decade.
The first part, Fundamentals of Ion Irradiation of Polymers covers the physical, chemical and instrumental fundamentals; treats the specific irradiation mechanisms of low- and high-energy ions (including similarities and differences); and details the potential for future technological application. All the new findings are carefully analyzed and presented in a systematic way, while open questions are identified.
The second volume, Transport Processes in Ion Irradiated Polymers deals with transport processes in both unirradiated and irradiated polymers. As both a review and a stimulus, this work seeks to contribute substantially to the literature and advancement of polymeric devices, from both the low- and high-energy regimes.
List of contents
I Transport Processes in Polymers.- 1 Transport Processes: Fundamentals.- 2 Transport Processes in Low-Energy Ion-Irradiated Polymers.- 3 Transport Processes in Tracks.- 4 Ion-Track Etching.- II Applications.- 5 Applications of Low-Energy Polymer Ion Irradiation.- 6 Ion-Track Manipulations.- 7 Ion-Track Applications.- III Conclusion.- 8 Concluding Remarks.
About the author
Professor Dr. Dietmar Fink, geboren 1967, ist Geschäftsführer der Wissenschaftlichen Gesellschaft für Management und Beratung in Bonn. Zuvor arbeitete er ein Jahrzehnt lang für eine führende amerikanische Strategieberatung, seit 1998 lehrt er als Professor für Unternehmensberatung und -entwicklung an der Fachhochschule Bonn- Rhein- Sieg.
Summary
Presented in two parts, this first comprehensive overview addresses all aspects of energetic ion irradiation of polymers. Earlier publications and review articles concentrated on selected topics only. And the need for such a work has grown with the dramatic increase of research and applications, such as in photoresists, waveguides, and medical dosimetry, during the last decade.
The first part,
Fundamentals of Ion Irradiation of Polymers covers the physical, chemical and instrumental fundamentals; treats the specific irradiation mechanisms of low- and high-energy ions (including similarities and differences); and details the potential for future technological application. All the new findings are carefully analyzed and presented in a systematic way, while open questions are identified.
The second volume,
Transport Processes in Ion Irradiated Polymers deals with transport processes in both unirradiated and irradiated polymers. As both a review and a stimulus, this work seeks to contribute substantially to the literature and advancement of polymeric devices, from both the low- and high-energy regimes.
