1997
DOI: 10.1134/1.1258598
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Influence of the instrumental functions of electrostatic and magnetic analyzers on the processing of experimental data

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“…The algorithm of reconstruction of particle energy spectrum from electrostatic spectrometer data under condition of angular dependence of the energy distribution of the charged particles flow at the spectrometer entrance. It is shown that, assuming a linear relationship between the potentials, a standard method of recovering the spectrum by means of dividing the recorded signal by the scanning voltage gives the correct result in the first approximation.If the energy distribution at the electrostatic spectrometer entrance does not depend on the angular distribution, the reconstruction of spectrum using the standard procedure of dividing the recorded signal by the scanning voltage gives the correct result in the first approximation [1,2]. At the entrance of electrostatic dispersion spectrometers, particles have different angular distribution at different energies.…”
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“…The algorithm of reconstruction of particle energy spectrum from electrostatic spectrometer data under condition of angular dependence of the energy distribution of the charged particles flow at the spectrometer entrance. It is shown that, assuming a linear relationship between the potentials, a standard method of recovering the spectrum by means of dividing the recorded signal by the scanning voltage gives the correct result in the first approximation.If the energy distribution at the electrostatic spectrometer entrance does not depend on the angular distribution, the reconstruction of spectrum using the standard procedure of dividing the recorded signal by the scanning voltage gives the correct result in the first approximation [1,2]. At the entrance of electrostatic dispersion spectrometers, particles have different angular distribution at different energies.…”
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“…If the energy distribution at the electrostatic spectrometer entrance does not depend on the angular distribution, the reconstruction of spectrum using the standard procedure of dividing the recorded signal by the scanning voltage gives the correct result in the first approximation [1,2]. At the entrance of electrostatic dispersion spectrometers, particles have different angular distribution at different energies.…”
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