Abstract
Combining an energy-dispersive element with a magnetic prism results in an achromatic mass dispersive instrument, if parameters are chosen appropriately. A plane electrostatic mirror has been chosen as the energy-dispersive element. Trajectories are described in terms of lateral, angular, and energy variations about the principal trajectory. Achromatism and conjugate plane conditions have been calculated by the powerful method of matrix algebra. The first order theory is given in this article (part one), the second order term will be studied in part two which will be published later.
Publisher
Canadian Science Publishing
Subject
General Physics and Astronomy
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8 articles.
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