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A contribution to the study and the realization of a spin polarized electron source with helium afterglow; Contribution a l`etude et a la realisation d`une source a electrons polarises a post-decharge d`helium

Abstract

The spin polarized electron source developed at Orsay uses the chemi-ionization of CO{sub 2} gas by polarized metastable helium atoms to produce free polarized electrons. A new scheme of optical pumping is applied, using D{sub 0} resonance line of helium by combining {sigma} and {pi} polarized light. The pumping beam is split along two perpendicular directions. The flow velocity of the afterglow is increased by using high speed mechanical pumps, yielding high metastable densities by reducing the loss of metastable diffusing to the walls. Theoretically, with this method, the electron polarization can reach 100 pc. but in the experiment, the helium atoms are polarized to 85 pc. Their polarization increases when {pi} pumping is added to the {sigma} one. 30 to 45 pc. electron polarization that is observed is related to a degradation close to the extraction region (collection of spurious electrons).
Authors:
Publication Date:
Mar 01, 1993
Product Type:
Thesis/Dissertation
Report Number:
IPNO-T-93-01
Reference Number:
SCA: 663440; PA: AIX-25:012749; EDB-94:041137; ERA-19:010876; NTS-94:014253; SN: 94001153289
Resource Relation:
Other Information: TH: These (D. es Sc.).; PBD: Mar 1993
Subject:
73 NUCLEAR PHYSICS AND RADIATION PHYSICS; ELECTRON SOURCES; HELIUM; POLARIZED PRODUCTS; AFTERGLOW; IONIZATION; OPTICAL PUMPING; SPIN; 663440; D-, T-, AND HE-INDUCED REACTIONS AND SCATTERING
OSTI ID:
10127449
Research Organizations:
Paris-11 Univ., 91 - Orsay (France). Inst. de Physique Nucleaire; Paris-7 Univ., 75 (France)
Country of Origin:
France
Language:
French
Other Identifying Numbers:
Other: ON: DE94614792; TRN: FR9400042012749
Availability:
OSTI; NTIS (US Sales Only); INIS
Submitting Site:
FRN
Size:
117 p.
Announcement Date:
Jul 04, 2005

Citation Formats

Humblot, H. A contribution to the study and the realization of a spin polarized electron source with helium afterglow; Contribution a l`etude et a la realisation d`une source a electrons polarises a post-decharge d`helium. France: N. p., 1993. Web.
Humblot, H. A contribution to the study and the realization of a spin polarized electron source with helium afterglow; Contribution a l`etude et a la realisation d`une source a electrons polarises a post-decharge d`helium. France.
Humblot, H. 1993. "A contribution to the study and the realization of a spin polarized electron source with helium afterglow; Contribution a l`etude et a la realisation d`une source a electrons polarises a post-decharge d`helium." France.
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title = {A contribution to the study and the realization of a spin polarized electron source with helium afterglow; Contribution a l`etude et a la realisation d`une source a electrons polarises a post-decharge d`helium}
author = {Humblot, H}
abstractNote = {The spin polarized electron source developed at Orsay uses the chemi-ionization of CO{sub 2} gas by polarized metastable helium atoms to produce free polarized electrons. A new scheme of optical pumping is applied, using D{sub 0} resonance line of helium by combining {sigma} and {pi} polarized light. The pumping beam is split along two perpendicular directions. The flow velocity of the afterglow is increased by using high speed mechanical pumps, yielding high metastable densities by reducing the loss of metastable diffusing to the walls. Theoretically, with this method, the electron polarization can reach 100 pc. but in the experiment, the helium atoms are polarized to 85 pc. Their polarization increases when {pi} pumping is added to the {sigma} one. 30 to 45 pc. electron polarization that is observed is related to a degradation close to the extraction region (collection of spurious electrons).}
place = {France}
year = {1993}
month = {Mar}
}