Please find Helmut Paul's original version, updated until 25th October
2014, at this link:
http://www.exphys.jku.at/stopping/
In 1990, Helmut Paul started to collect stopping powers for positive ions
at the University of Linz. He plotted the data in a way similar to Jim
Ziegler's well known collection [1,2], but he added also theoretical
curves for comparison. The collection, originally for light ions, was
later extended to all ions. With A. Schinner, Paul also produced program
MSTAR that predicts stopping powers for ions from 3Li to 18Ar, and they
used their program JUDGE to compare stopping tables and experimental data
in a statistical manner. Program MSTAR is available from
http://www.exphys.jku.at/stopping/
results from JUDGE showing the reliability of theories were published
in several papers that are also listed in in http://www.exphys.jku.at/stopping/.
In 2015, the collection has been transferred to Mexico. It treats the
electronic stopping power (we assume that "nuclear" stopping has
been subtracted, but that need not always be true). It considers ordinary
cold matter, not the plasma state. It considers gases and amorphous or
polycrystalline three-dimensional solids, elements and compounds. The
designations of the theoretical curves are also explained in http://www.exphys.jku.at/stopping/.
Graphs are only shown when there are at least two or three measurements
for the same ion-target case, but many more data exist. All the
numerical data are shown in folder scsdata.zip which is available at
http://www.exphys.jku.at/stopping/
Tables of Optical Oscillator Strengths are also given for a few elements
in http://www.exphys.jku.at/stopping/.