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Intense charged‐particle emission in a diffuse vacuum discharge

Gundel et al., 1990

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10748331953610880331
Author
Gundel H
Riege H
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Applied physics letters

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The effects of plasma‐assisted emission of electrons from a cathode and of ions from an anode are used in experiments to generate intense particle beams in a vacuum gap. The plasma is produced by sputtering of the electrons and ions impinging on the electrode …
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