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Photoelectron spectroscopy in a strong magnetic field

Beamson et al., 1977

Document ID
16679920979692153612
Author
Beamson G
Pearce S
Turner D
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Publication venue
Physica Scripta

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A new photoelectron spectroscopic method is described directed towards the measurement of the photoelectron spectroscopy of trapped ions. An electrostatic retarding field electron velocity analyser incorporating a channel plate multiplier is included with an ion trap in a …
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