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An electrostatic charge state selector for ion-atom collisions: Design, spectral line-shapes and performance

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An electrostatic charge state selector has been constructed for charge transfer studies in ion atom collisions. Its design and performance have been discussed illustrating with examples of some data taken using heavy ion beams from the pelletron accelerator. Expressions for the determination of charge state fractions from the observed charge spectrum in voltage scanning mode of operation and also the line shapes have been discussed analytically in detail.

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Saha, A.K., Thulasi Ram, K.V., Tribedi, L.C. et al. An electrostatic charge state selector for ion-atom collisions: Design, spectral line-shapes and performance. Pramana - J Phys 50, 433–445 (1998). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02847372

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