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Positive-Space-Charge Lens for Focusing and Manipulating High-Current Beams of Negatively Charged Particles
By: Dobrovolsky, A.M.; Oks, E.M.; Litovko, I.V.; Gushenets, V.I.; Goncharov, A.A.; Evsyukov, A.N.; Dunets, S.P.;
2011 / IEEE
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This item was taken from the IEEE Periodical ' Positive-Space-Charge Lens for Focusing and Manipulating High-Current Beams of Negatively Charged Particles ' We describe a new approach for the creation of effective axially symmetric plasma tools for focusing and manipulating high-current negatively charged particle beams, negative ions, and electrons. This approach is based on the fundamental plasma-optical concept of magnetic and electrostatic insulation of electrons and nonmagnetized positive ions providing controlled uncompensated positive-space-charge cloud formation. The recent advances in the creation of negative ion sources have led to the problem of elaboration and creation of focusing tools capable of manipulating high-current negative ion beams. We describe novel experimental, theoretical, and computer simulation results of the application of the magnetic electron insulation concept for the creation of the positive-space-charge electrostatic plasma lens. The described results open up an attractive possibility to use this lens for focusing high-current negative ion beams.
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