Abstract
In experiments similar to previous work we have investigated the ratio between an energy-loss spectrum in coincidence with secondary electrons and a normal electron energy-loss spectrum in the energy-loss range 0-500 eV. We obtained similar results in the low-loss region, but in the high-loss region different results were obtained. The ratio of the coincident and normal energy-loss spectrum is the product of the probability of an energy-loss event emitting one secondary electron and its detection probability
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