Negative Mass Instability for Interacting Particles in a 1D Box: Theory and Application

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Dec 2002

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Physical Review Letters, vol. 89, Issue 28, id. 283204

Physics

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Atomic And Molecular Beam Sources And Techniques, Dynamics And Kinematics Of A Particle And A System Of Particles

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We demonstrate that the synchronization effect observed [Pedersen et al.,

Phys. Rev. Lett.PRLTAO0031-9007 87, 055001 (2001)

], when a bunch of ions oscillates between two mirrors in an electrostatic ion beam trap, can be explained as a negative mass instability. We derive simple necessary conditions for the existence of a regime in which this dispersionless behavior occurs and demonstrate that in this regime, the ion trap can be used as a high resolution mass spectrometer.

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