We present the results of a computer design study for an iron-free double-focusing magnetic spectrometer specifically intended for photoelectron spectroscopy. With single detector operation the proposed design is more efficient than any existing magnetic double-focusing spectrometer, and the focal-plane characteristics allow more than a 100-fold increase in data accumulation rate with a multichannel detector. This design also has very high physical accessibility near the source and detector areas and it is compatible with either normal or ultrahigh vacuum operation.
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