JavaScript is disabled for your browser. Some features of this site may not work without it.
Verification of focusing from a hemispherically shaped surface
Brown, Benjamin L.; Andrew, Tamara S.; Clarkson, Margaret S.; Sutton, C. Sean; Encarnación, Pedro; Denison, Art; Makowitz, Henry; Bundy, Kermit
1994-06-15
Citation:Brown, Benjamin L.; Andrew, Tamara S.; Clarkson, Margaret S.; Sutton, C. Sean; Encarnación, Pedro; Denison, Art; Makowitz, Henry; Bundy, Kermit (1994). "Verification of focusing from a hemispherically shaped surface." AIP Conference Proceedings 303(1): 200-207.
Abstract: The proposed intense slow positron source (ISPS) at Idaho National Engineering Laboratory (INEL) requires focusing from a large area source to a small (1 cm) remoderator foil. A diameter reduction of ≳30 is desirable, and a gridless design appears to accommodate the design requirements. Experimental confirmation of the gridless focusing concept is presented here together with SIMION (simulated ion tracking) computer simulations, which indicate a diameter reduction of ∼50x.