Rafael Garcia-Molina

Catedrático de Física Aplicada - Full Professor of Applied Physics

Universidad de Murcia

Spain

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Rafael Garcia-Molina is a Full Professor of Applied Physics at Universidad de Murcia, Spain. His research areas encompass stopping cross sections for protons in various phases of water, electronic excitation spectra for different metals, and computational modeling of particle transport within materials. His recent publications reflect a diverse range of topics, including experimental physics and the historical context of recreational physics.

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Maurizio Dapor

Teaching Fellow (Computational Methods for Transport Phenomena)

University of Trento

ITALY

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Simone Taioli

Associate Professor

University of Gdańsk

POLAND

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Pablo de Vera

Profesor Contratado Doctor

Universidad de Murcia

SPAIN

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Stopping Cross Sections for Protons Across Different Phases of Water

Joint measurement of temperature, pressure and water height as a function of time in the candle covered by a glass experiment

Simulation of depth-dose curves and water equivalent ratios of energetic proton beams in cortical bone

Ascenso de agua por el interior de un recipiente que cubre una vela sobre un plato con agua: un experimento poco comprendido, análisis de un error persistente y propuesta para superarlo

Assessing electronic excitation spectra of chromium, palladium, and samarium from their stopping quantities

A brief history of recreational physics: A discipline with a glorious past and a promising future

Introduction: Science anywhere and anyhow

Electronic cross section, stopping power and energy-loss straggling of metals for swift protons, alpha particles and electrons

Methodological and computational developments for modeling the transport of particles within materials

Energy Deposition around Swift Carbon-Ion Tracks in Liquid Water

Calculated energy loss of swift light ions in platinum and gold: importance of the target electronic excitation spectrum

Relative Role of Physical Mechanisms on Complex Biodamage Induced by Carbon Irradiation

Electronic excitation spectra of cerium oxides: from ab initio dielectric response functions to Monte Carlo electron transport simulations

Excitation and ionisation cross-sections in condensed-phase biomaterials by electrons down to very low energy: application to liquid water and genetic building blocks

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Maurizio Dapor

Simone Taioli

Pablo de Vera

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