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The treatment of the electron-nucleus interaction based on the Mottdifferential cross section was extended to account for effects due to screenedCoulomb potentials, finite sizes and finite rest masses of nuclei for electronsabove 200 keV and up to ultra high energies. This treatment allows one todetermine both the total and differential cross sections, thus, subsequently tocalculate the resulting nuclear and non-ionizing stopping powers. Above a fewhundreds of MeV, neglecting the effect due to finite rest masses of recoilnuclei the stopping power and NIEL result to be largely underestimated; while,above a few tens of MeV the finite size of the nuclear target prevents afurther large increase of stopping powers which approach almost constantvalues.

Nuclear and Non-Ionizing Energy-loss of Electrons with Low and Relativistic Energies in Materials and Space Environment