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The behaviour of positron clouds in the single-particle regime under the influence of rotating wall electric fields

D P van der Werf, C A Isaac, C J Baker, T Mortensen, S J Kerrigan, M Charlton, Michael Charlton, Dirk van der Werf Orcid Logo, Christopher Baker Orcid Logo, Aled Isaac Orcid Logo

New Journal of Physics, Volume: 14, Issue: 7, Start page: 075022

Swansea University Authors: Michael Charlton, Dirk van der Werf Orcid Logo, Christopher Baker Orcid Logo, Aled Isaac Orcid Logo

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DOI (Published version): 10.1088/1367-2630/14/7/075022

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Positron clouds are compressed following accumulation in a Surkotype two-stage buffer gas trap using an asymmetric rotating wall electric field. An analytic theory used to describe measurements of the rate of compression is discussed. Furthermore, we describe measurements taken without the rotating...

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Published in: New Journal of Physics
ISSN: 1367-2630
Published: 2012
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title The behaviour of positron clouds in the single-particle regime under the influence of rotating wall electric fields
spellingShingle The behaviour of positron clouds in the single-particle regime under the influence of rotating wall electric fields
Michael Charlton
Dirk van der Werf
Christopher Baker
Aled Isaac
title_short The behaviour of positron clouds in the single-particle regime under the influence of rotating wall electric fields
title_full The behaviour of positron clouds in the single-particle regime under the influence of rotating wall electric fields
title_fullStr The behaviour of positron clouds in the single-particle regime under the influence of rotating wall electric fields
title_full_unstemmed The behaviour of positron clouds in the single-particle regime under the influence of rotating wall electric fields
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Aled Isaac
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description Positron clouds are compressed following accumulation in a Surkotype two-stage buffer gas trap using an asymmetric rotating wall electric field. An analytic theory used to describe measurements of the rate of compression is discussed. Furthermore, we describe measurements taken without the rotating wall applied and with the rotating wall compression present during accumulation of the positron cloud. This has enabled total loss rates for the positrons via annihilation and collisional-induced radial transport to be isolated, with the latter mechanism found to be dominant. We have shown that the application of the rotating wall at a resonant frequency virtually eliminates radial transport, such that the positron loss is caused by annihilation in the gas.
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