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A simple scheme for bunching spatially distributed charged particles is described. In the present application, sub-nanosecond width pulses are obtained from a milliliter volume containing slow (≤2 eV) positrons. The utility of this technique is demonstrated by a qualitative observation of the temperature dependance of the surface state lifetime for positrons on aluminum.
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