1967
DOI: 10.1016/0375-9601(67)91022-5
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Alternate-gradient focusing of a molecular beam of ammonia

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“…This so-called alternate gradient (AG) focusing technique was first proposed and implemented for charged particles, which are natural highfield seekers [30]. Later, AG-focusing was proposed to focus a beam of neutral molecules [38] which was soon afterwards experimentally demonstrated [71].…”
Section: Focusing a Beam Of Polar Moleculesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This so-called alternate gradient (AG) focusing technique was first proposed and implemented for charged particles, which are natural highfield seekers [30]. Later, AG-focusing was proposed to focus a beam of neutral molecules [38] which was soon afterwards experimentally demonstrated [71].…”
Section: Focusing a Beam Of Polar Moleculesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As this stabilization is due to the motion of the ion itself, it is referred to as 'dynamic' stability. Application of the technique to focus polar molecules was demonstrated experimentally by Kakati and Lainé [20], by Günther et al [21,22,23] and by Bromberg [24]. More recently, the AG technique was used to focus metastable argon atoms released from a magneto-optical trap [25] and cesium atoms in an atomic fountain [26].…”
Section: General Principlesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…AG focusing was experimentally demonstrated by Kakati and Lainé [13] and by Günther and co-workers [14]. Although the Chicago group demonstrated AG focusing of a molecular beam as well, their attempts to demonstrate acceleration remained without success [15].…”
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