Abstract
With the installation of the Scanning Proton Microprobe system at Fudan University, we are in the process of developing a three-dimension reconstruction technique based on scanning transmission ion microscopy–computed tomography (STIM–CT). As the first step, a related computer program of STIM simulation has been established. This program is written in the Visual C++®, using the technique of OOP (Object Oriented Programming) and it is a standard multiple-document Windows® program. It can be run with all MS Windows® operating systems. The operating mode is the menu mode, using a multiple process technique. The stopping power theory is based on the Bethe–Bloch formula. In order to simplify the calculation, the improved cylindrical coordinate model was introduced in the program instead of a usual spherical or cylindrical coordinate model. The simulated results of a sample at several rotation angles are presented.
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