Anti-Chudakov effect in high-energy electron-positron pair ionization loss in thin target

The problem of electron-positron pair ionization loss on different distances from its creation point in substance is considered. It is shown that together with the Chudakov effect of pair loss reduction the opposite effect of exceeding by the pair loss of the doubled value of single electron (positron) loss may take place. It is demonstrated that for pair ionization loss in the same substance where the pair is created such effect is rather small but can enhance by the order of magnitude if consider the pair loss in thin plate situated in the direction of pair motion on some distance from this substance. It is pointed out that such effect should be most significant at relatively low pair energies of several hundreds MeV.