Abstract
Secondary ion, secondary electron and photon emission represent inelastic effects in the collision processes occurring at ion-bombarded surfaces. Such effects have become of interest to a number of research groups, both for their fundamental importance to our understanding of ion-surface interaction and also for their potential in surface analysis. In this paper we wish to describe a new system for the study of photon and secondary ion emission and to give some preliminary results of experiments we have been conducting.
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