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A Nonaberrational Lens and Aberration Correctors

  • ELECTROPHYSICS, ELECTRON AND ION BEAMS, PHYSICS OF ACCELERATORS
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A nonaberrational four-electrode lens for forming an ion beam for mass separators or spectrometers is described. A lens is a modification of a transaxial lens in which the circular gaps between the electrodes are replaced by elliptical gaps. The lens transforms an axially symmetrical beam into a ribbon-type beam. The lens parameters have been found using the phase diagram method. Using the same method, a new aberration corrector for electrostatic lenses and a new sector magnet aberration corrector are developed.

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Lukashevich, V.V. A Nonaberrational Lens and Aberration Correctors. Tech. Phys. 65, 975–980 (2020). https://doi.org/10.1134/S1063784220060201

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