Evidences for isochronous behavior in electron and ion storage for a low energy electrostatic storage ring

Spanjers, T.L.; Sullivan, Michael; Reddish, T J; Hammond, P. R.

doi:10.1016/j.nima.2013.10.059

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“…Electron storage ring, which allows repeated usage of high-energy particles, is becoming a necessity in many applications involving energetic charged particles [1][2][3][4][5][6]. At present, designing an electron storage ring embodies researchers' desire of well controlling a charged beam as "tight" as possible.…”

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Miniaturization of electron storage device

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PACS 29.27.-a-Beams in particle accelerators PACS 41.75.Ht-Relativistic electron and positron beams PACS 41.75.Fr-Electron and positron beams Abstract-A scheme for setting up a small-sized table-top level electron storage device is proposed. Insulator pipe, electron reflecting mirrors and loose controlling enable a high-energy beam to be confined effectively along a polygonal, closed, short path. Moreover, self-field can cause a beam to be of a space-time varying shape and a finite real-space volume because the density cannot be negative-valued. This also favors a small-sized storage device.

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“…Beside this E × B bending, pure electrostatic bending (E-bending) [1][2][3][4][5][6] is also noted due to its advantage over pure magnetic bending. In the E-bending, a radial electric field exerted by two curved/hemi-circle electrodes (i.e., deflectors) is expected to make the electronic trajectory have a π-deflection.…”

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