Abstract
The effect is explained in terms of an increase in efficiency with angle of incidence. Inclined excitation is proposed as a method of preventing charging of the surface.
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We are indebted to Professor V. L. Levshin for discussions, to A. G. Dvchinnikov for assistance in making the attachment, and to Yu. V. Khrushchev for assistance in the experiments.
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Voronov, Y.V., Timofeev, Y.P. Cathodoluminescence of ruby as a function of angle of incidence. J Appl Spectrosc 6, 208–210 (1967). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00606338
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