ON RELATIONS AMONG OBJECTS, IMAGES AND BEAM WAISTS FOR CHARGED PARTICLE BEAMS

YU Qing-Chang

Chinese Physics C> 1983, Vol. 7> Issue(1) : 51-56

ON RELATIONS AMONG OBJECTS, IMAGES AND BEAM WAISTS FOR CHARGED PARTICLE BEAMS

YU Qing-Chang ^,

Institute of High Energy Physics, Academia Sinica

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In this paper, the relations among objects, images and beam waists for charged particle beams are studied. On this basis, the relations between geometrical electron optics and beam transport theory are discussed.

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[1]	0. Klemperer and M. E. Barnett, Electron Optics, 3rd ed., Cambridge Univ., London, 1971.[2] P. Grivet and A. Septier, Electron Optics, 2nd ed., Pergamon Prese, Oxford, 1972.[3] A. P. Banford, The Transport of Charged Particle Beams, Spon, London, 1966.

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YU Qing-Chang. ON RELATIONS AMONG OBJECTS, IMAGES AND BEAM WAISTS FOR CHARGED PARTICLE BEAMS[J]. Chinese Physics C, 1983, 7(1): 51-56.

YU Qing-Chang. ON RELATIONS AMONG OBJECTS, IMAGES AND BEAM WAISTS FOR CHARGED PARTICLE BEAMS[J]. Chinese Physics C, 1983, 7(1): 51-56. shu

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ON RELATIONS AMONG OBJECTS, IMAGES AND BEAM WAISTS FOR CHARGED PARTICLE BEAMS

YU Qing-Chang ^,

Corresponding author: YU Qing-Chang,

Institute of High Energy Physics, Academia Sinica

Received Date: 1900-01-01
Accepted Date: 1900-01-01
Available Online: 1983-02-05

Abstract: In this paper, the relations among objects, images and beam waists for charged particle beams are studied. On this basis, the relations between geometrical electron optics and beam transport theory are discussed.