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alternating-gradient focusing: a standalone construct

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focusing of a particle beam by alternating lenses that focus and defocus in each transverse plane, giving net strong focusing and smaller apertures.

In accelerator physics, alternating-gradient focusing refers to focusing of a particle beam by alternating lenses that focus and defocus in each transverse plane, giving net strong focusing and smaller apertures. This meaning comes from Courant (1952) in Physical Review.[1]

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Courant, E. D., Livingston, M. S., & Snyder, H. S. (1952). The Strong-Focusing Synchroton: A New High Energy Accelerator. Physical Review, 88(5), 1190-1196. https://doi.org/10.1103/physrev.88.1190

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