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Vol 51 Iss. 3
Pages:
87-89
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Article

A simple focusing system for a molecular beam

Authors:
A. N. Besedina
V. L. Fedorov
Date submitted:
1970-03-10
Date accepted:
1970-05-22
Date published:
1970-11-17

Abstract

The most well‑known focusing system for a beam of paramagnetic atoms is a six‑pole magnet. However, the design and technology of its manufacture are relatively complex. In this article, a comparatively simple magnetic focusing system is proposed...

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References

  1. Korsunsky M. I., Fogel L. M. On focusing a molecular beam by an inhomogeneous magnetic field. Zh. eksperim. i teor. fiziki, vol. 21, 1951. (in Russian)
  2. Kaminsky N. D. Optical properties of magnets focusing a molecular beam. Zh. tekhn. fiziki, vol. 35, 1965. (in Russian)
  3. Shcheglov V. A. The use of a ring capacitor for sorting molecules in a molecular generator. Izv. VUZov, radiofiz., vol. 4, 1961. (in Russian)
  4. Krupnov A. F. Ring sorting system for a molecular generator. Izv. VUZov, radiofiz., vol. 2, 1959. (in Russian)
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