Electrostatic wire for stabilizing a charged particle beam

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1983-03-21

1985-03-26

Demeo, Palmer

328228, H05H 103

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045076146

ABSTRACT:
In combination with a charged particle beam generator and accelerator, apparatus and method are provided for stabilizing a beam of electrically charged particles. A guiding means, disposed within the particle beam, has an electric charge induced upon it by the charged particle beam. Because the sign of the electric charge on the guiding means and the sign of the particle beam are opposite, the particles are attracted toward and cluster around the guiding means to thereby stabilize the particle beam as it travels.

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