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Magnetic field control in a beta-ray spectrometer

Ames Lab., Ames, IA (United States), J.K. Halbig, US Atomic Energy Commission (AEC)

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In the field of nuclear spectroscopy the magnetic beta-ray spectrometer has proven to be a valuable research tool. There are many designs for magnetic beta-ray spectrometers, all of which utilize the principle that the paths of charged particles are bent in a magnetic field. The beta-ray spectrometer used in this work has been described in detail by Eitter and Talbert.

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Key concepts: Spectrometer, BETA (programming language), Bent molecular geometry, Magnetic field, Beta particle, Physics, Field (mathematics), Optics