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Basics of Electron Optics

D. de Wolf, A Garren David

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The Relationship Between Electron Optics and Light Optics Equations of Motion Methods of Calculating Electromagnetic Fields Paraxial (Gaussian) Optics Electron Lenses Classes of Electron Lenses Elements of Aberration Theory Phase Space in Electron Optics Treatment of Space Charge Electron Guns in Television and Other Cathode-Ray Tubes Appendices Index.

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The Relationship Between Electron Optics and Light Optics Equations of Motion Methods of Calculating Electromagnetic Fields Paraxial (Gaussian) Optics Electron Lenses Classes of Electron Lenses Elements of Aberration Theory Phase Space in Electron Optics Treatment of Space Charge Electron Guns in Television and Other Cathode-Ray Tubes Appendices Index.

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The Relationship Between Electron Optics and Light Optics Equations of Motion Methods of Calculating Electromagnetic Fields Paraxial (Gaussian) Optics Electron Lenses Classes of Electron Lenses Elements of Aberration Theory Phase Space in Electron Optics Treatment of Space Charge Electron Guns in Television and Other Cathode-Ray Tubes Appendices Index.

Key concepts: Paraxial approximation, Electron optics, Gaussian optics, Physics, Optics, Electron, Geometrical optics, Physical optics

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