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Mostamand et al., 2020 - Google Patents

Production of clean rare isotope beams at TRIUMF ion guide laser ion source

Mostamand et al., 2020

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13007102256070887614
Author
Mostamand M
Li R
Romans J
Ames F
Kunz P
Mjϕs A
Lassen J
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Hyperfine Interactions

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Hot cavity resonant ionization laser ion sources (RILIS) provide a multitude of radioactive ion beams with high ionization efficiency and element selective ionization. However, in hot cavity RILIS there still remains isobaric contamination in the extracted beam from surface …
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