Abstract
In this paper a detailed analysis of the theoretical relations of the secondary emission yield (δ) is carried out and modified relations are computed. The aim of this study is to achieve theoretical relations which will contain parameters which can be measured experimentally. As an example, it is shown that the experimental cross-over primary energies E c I and E c II at which δ = 1 and the primary energy E p m at which δ is at a maximum δ m can be employed to compute physical parameters such as the ratio α p/α s of absorption constants and the primary electron penetration depth χ d.
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