Ion traps
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Ion traps
（The international series of monographs on physics, 90）
Clarendon Press , Oxford University Press, 1995
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"Oxford science publications"--cover
Bibliography: p. [275]-323
Includes index
Description and Table of Contents
Description
The author provides, in nine chapters, a compact and up-to-date coverage of the entire range of applications of the two most important ion traps: the Paul('radiofrequency') trap and the Penning('dc) trap. The book begins with full details of the ion confinement principles of both these traps; this is followed by a presentation of the basic experimental techniques, including details of a few actual traps. There is then a chapter on the methods of ion cooling, now an
essential integral part of all trap-based experiments. The next four chapters provide a comprehensive coverage of applications in four major areas, broadly classified as: atomic physics, frequency standards, collision studies, and analytical mass spectrometry. The text is appended by a set of more
than 600 fully titled chronologically arranged references which mirror the growth of the field as well as providing a comprehensive guide to original research papers. The text should be useful to students both at the senior undergraduate and beginning graduate level as a general reader for professionals in atomic physics, chemical physics, mass spectometry and related fields.
Table of Contents
- 1. Introduction
- 2. Paul Trap confinement
- 3. Penning trap confinement
- 4. Experimental techniques
- 5. Cooling the stored ions
- 6. Ion traps in atomic physics
- 7. Ion traps in frequency standards
- 8. Collision studies with stored ions
- 9. Analytical mass spectrometry with Paul Trap
- References
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