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Further Development and Refinement of the Effective Potential Concept for Stroboscopic Samplings of Ion Coordinates and Velocities in Quadrupole RF Fields

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We consider the concept of effective potential, that has been proposed recently based on analysis of stroboscopic sampling of coordinates and velocities of ions moving in an rf quadrupole field. Exact expressions have been obtained for the stroboscopic model of motion of ions, which are valid at any point of a stability zone. Analysis of these expressions has led to correction of some postulates of the initial effective potential concept of stroboscopic sampling, which was developed for the neighborhood of the stability zone peak.

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ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

The authors are grateful to the editorial board of the Journal of Technical Physics for the opportunity to continue the scientific discussion started in the Journal of Experimental and Theoretical Physics with the publication of [14]. The authors thank the reviewer of this work for a benevolent opinion and important clarifications that helped to correct some technical mistakes and to considerably improve the text of this article.

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This work was performed under State assignment no. 075-00780 19-00 for the Institute for Analytical Instrumentation, Russian Academy of Sciences.

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Berdnikov, A.S., Gall’, N.R. & Masyukevich, S.V. Further Development and Refinement of the Effective Potential Concept for Stroboscopic Samplings of Ion Coordinates and Velocities in Quadrupole RF Fields. Tech. Phys. 64, 1046–1050 (2019). https://doi.org/10.1134/S1063784219070077

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