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54 Titel TI [DE] Verfahren und Vorrichtung zur Beschleunigung von Ionen eines Ionenstrahls
[EN] Ions accelerating method for e.g. ion beam- and tumor therapy, involves accelerating ions penetrating titanium foils, at high energy, and decelerating ions that are not penetrating titanium foils, at smaller energy at front side of foils
71/73 Anmelder/Inhaber PA Friedrich-Schiller-Universität Jena, 07743 Jena, DE
72 Erfinder IN Jäckel, Oliver, Dipl.-Phys., 07743 Jena, DE ; Pfotenhauer, Sebastian, Dipl.-Phys., 07743 Jena, DE ; Polz, Jens, Dipl.-Phys., 07749 Jena, DE
22/96 Anmeldedatum AD 27.08.2008
21 Anmeldenummer AN 102008044781
Anmeldeland AC DE
Veröffentlichungsdatum PUB 04.03.2010
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57 Zusammenfassung AB [DE] Aufgabe war es, verfahrenstechnisch gut handhabbar sowie mit möglichst geringem technisch-ökonomischem und energetischem Aufwand eine in kürzester Zeit, wie auch auf kleinstem Raum, wirksame richtungsabhängige Beschleunigung von Ionen eines Ionenstrahls zu erreichen. Erfindungsgemäß durchdringt der Ionenstrahl (1) zumindest einen dünnen Festkörper (2) als Target, welcher unmittelbar zum Zeitpunkt, zu dem die zu beschleunigenden Ionen des Ionenstrahls (1) diesen Festkörper (2) passieren, jeweils durch wenigstens einen hochintensiven Laserimpuls (P1) bestrahlt wird. Die Erfindung findet beispielsweise Einsatz in der Positronen-Emissionstomografie, bei Bildgebungsverfahren zur Messung der Ebenheit und Neigung spiegelnder Oberflächen, bei der Ionenstrahl- und Tumortherapie und bei der Transmutation von langlebigen radioaktiven Elementen.
[EN] The method involves time-correlated high intensive laser impulse irradiation of thin titanium foils (2) and electrical fields between the titanium foils and behind electrons (5) separated from the titanium foils. Ions provided in the electrical fields and penetrating the titanium foils, of ion beams (1) are accelerated at high energy at a rear surface of the titanium foils by effect of the electrical fields. Ions that are not penetrating the titanium foils at a time point, are decelerated at smaller energy at a front side of the titanium foils. An independent claim is also included for a device for accelerating ions of ion beams by an electrical field.
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