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With M≫m and Em≫M2, one also has E≫M2/m≫M. The denominator in a is then dominated by 2Em, and the numerator by EM2:
E′∼2mM2​.​
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This residual total energy is still much larger than the incident particle's rest energy M, but is a small fraction of its incident energy E. The target acquires most of the available energy in this high-energy, heavy-projectile limit.

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