DiChio, D.
, Natali, S.
, Kuyatt, C.
and Galejs, A.
(1974),
Use of Matrices to Represent Electron Lenses. Matrices for the Two-Tube Electrostatic Lens, Review of Scientific Instruments
(Accessed November 9, 2024)
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Use of Matrices to Represent Electron Lenses. Matrices for the Two-Tube Electrostatic Lens
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Author(s)
D DiChio, S Natali, , A Galejs
Abstract
The use of matrices to represent electron lenses is discussed. It is shown that it is more convenient and natural to represent a lens by a matrix and that the matrix elements show a more regular behavior than do the focal properties. Thus matrices are more convenient to use in computer programs. Matrix elements for the two-tube electrostatic lens are presented and their properties discussed. A simple analytical form for the matrix elements of lenses with near-unity voltage ratios is given.Citation
Review of Scientific Instruments
Volume
45
Issue
4
Pub Type
Journals
Citation
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Created March 31, 1974, Updated October 12, 2021