Use of microparticles as internal targets for nuclear physics with storage rings
Berdoz, A. ; Heinz, A. ; Meyer, H.O. ; Pancella, P. ; Rinckel, T. ; Ross, A. ; Sperisen, F. ; Young, D.
Amsterdam : Elsevier
Amsterdam : Elsevier
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| autor | Berdoz, A. Heinz, A. Meyer, H.O. Pancella, P. Rinckel, T. Ross, A. Sperisen, F. Young, D. |
| autorsonst | Berdoz, A. Heinz, A. Meyer, H.O. Pancella, P. Rinckel, T. Ross, A. Sperisen, F. Young, D. |
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| fussnote | We report on the development of ultrathin (10^1^4 to 10^1^6 at/cm^2) internal targets for storage rings using microparticles. A ''dust beam'' is created by a gas-particle mixture flowing through a capillary into vacuum. In a laminar flow, the viscous drag accelerates the particles in the direction of the gas flow, while the Bernoulli force concentrates them near the axis of the tube. At the exit of the tube the gas diffuses, but the particles, due to their inertia, continue with small divergence. This property will allow us to differentially pump the carrier gas along the dust beam axis before the microparticles enter the high vacuum of the storage ring. |
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| reference | 40-41 (1989), S. 455-458 |
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| titel | Use of microparticles as internal targets for nuclear physics with storage rings |
| titel_suche | Use of microparticles as internal targets for nuclear physics with storage rings We report on the development of ultrathin (10^1^4 to 10^1^6 at/cm^2) internal targets for storage rings using microparticles. A ''dust beam'' is created by a gas-particle mixture flowing through a capillary into vacuum. In a laminar flow, the viscous drag accelerates the particles in the direction of the gas flow, while the Bernoulli force concentrates them near the axis of the tube. At the exit of the tube the gas diffuses, but the particles, due to their inertia, continue with small divergence. This property will allow us to differentially pump the carrier gas along the dust beam axis before the microparticles enter the high vacuum of the storage ring. |
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