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The electron cyclotron resonance coupled to laser ion source for charge state enhancement experiment: Production of high intensity ion beams by means of a hybrid …Gammino et al., 2004
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- Gammino S
- Torrisi L
- Ciavola G
- Andò L
- Celona L
- Manciagli S
- Krasa J
- Laska L
- Pfeifer M
- Rohlena K
- Mezzasalma A
- Gentile C
- Picciotto A
- Wolowski J
- Woryna E
- Badziak J
- Parys P
- Hitz D
- Shirkov G
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- Journal of applied physics
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The experiment concerning the ECLISSE method ( ECR ion source coupled to a laser ion source for charge state enhancement) has been carried out by coupling a laser ion source (LIS) to the superconducting electron cyclotron resonance source (SERSE) electron …
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