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A Simple Procedure to Extract Speed Distributions from Ion Images with a Large Background Contribution

Marcel Drabbels
2005
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Abstract

We present a simple and robust procedure that allows extracting with high fidelity speed distributions from ion images that contain a large background contribution. The procedure requires no detailed knowledge about the background and is conveniently applied after performing the inverse Abel transform that reconstructs the three-dimensional velocity distribution from a recorded image.

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