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Injection of Fast Neutral Beams into the Three-Stage Tandem Accelerator

P. H. Rose, R. P. Bastide, A. B. Wittkower, D. L. Webb, C. H. Goldie, Jessica Shaw

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An experiment is described in which a beam of fast neutral atoms was injected into the terminal of a tandem accelerator. A second tandem was arranged in line with the first. By taking advantage of charge-exchange mechanisms these atoms were accelerated to 15 Mev by a three-stage process.

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An experiment is described in which a beam of fast neutral atoms was injected into the terminal of a tandem accelerator. A second tandem was arranged in line with the first. By taking advantage of charge-exchange mechanisms these atoms were accelerated to 15 Mev by a three-stage process.

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An experiment is described in which a beam of fast neutral atoms was injected into the terminal of a tandem accelerator. A second tandem was arranged in line with the first. By taking advantage of charge-exchange mechanisms these atoms were accelerated to 15 Mev by a three-stage process.

Key concepts: Tandem, Tandem accelerator, Charge exchange, Atomic physics, Beam (structure), Nuclear physics, Stage (stratigraphy), Line (geometry)

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