Calculations of effusive-flow patterns. III. Scattering chambers with thin circular apertures

B. P. Mathur; J. E. Field; S. O. Colgate

doi:10.1103/physreva.11.830

March 1, 1975Physical Review A

Calculations of effusive-flow patterns. III. Scattering chambers with thin circular apertures

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To calculate the gas density profile correction factor α for cylindrical beam-scattering chambers equipped with identical thin circular apertures.
Modeled effusive gas flow through thin circular aperture geometries using theoretical formulations.
Computed density distributions across a series of cylindrical beam-scattering chamber dimensions.
Obtained specific numerical values of the density correction factor α for defined cylindrical chamber aspect ratios.
Provided calibration values necessary to correct for non-uniform gas profiles along particle beam paths.

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Theoretical modeling calculates gas density correction factors in cylindrical beam-scattering chambers, indicating improved calibration for molecular beam collisions.

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