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Secondary ion mass spectrometry for superconducting radiofrequency cavity materials

Tuggle et al., 2018

Document ID
5556641139582176147
Author
Tuggle J
Pudasaini U
Stevie F
Kelley M
Palczewski A
Reece C
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Journal of Vacuum Science & Technology B

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Historically, many advances in superconducting radio frequency (SRF) cavities destined for use in advanced particle accelerators have come empirically, through the iterative procedure of modifying processing and then performance testing. However, material …
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