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Acceleration of heavy clusters to MeV energies at the Orsay MP tandem

Waast et al., 1996

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5463479500087176080
Author
Waast B
Della-Negra S
Lafoux A
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Nuclear Instruments and Methods in Physics Research Section A: Accelerators, Spectrometers, Detectors and Associated Equipment

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Beams of heavy cluster ions have been routinely accelerated by the Orsay MP tandem for the past two years. One can operate the accelerator in the tandem mode, using Cn, Aun, or fullerene beams from the external negative injector, terminal gap stripping and HE magnetic …
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